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BY: JARED ARMSEY

WORDMASTERS PROJECT. BY: JARED ARMSEY. WINDFALL(NOUN). 1. Something that is blown by the wind 2. To gain something SYNONYMS Gain, lucky, help, breeze, debris ANTONYMS

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BY: JARED ARMSEY

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  1. WORDMASTERS PROJECT BY: JARED ARMSEY

  2. WINDFALL(NOUN) 1. Something that is blown by the wind 2. To gain something SYNONYMS Gain, lucky, help, breeze, debris ANTONYMS Disadvantage, bad luck, stationary

  3. SMOLDER(VERB) To burn slowly with a lot of smoke SYNONYMS Churn, erupt, explode ANTONYMS Freeze

  4. OPAQUE(ADJECTIVE) Unable to let any light pass through SYNONYMS Blurred, cloudy, dark ANTONYMS Clear, transparent, translucent

  5. IGNITE(NOUN) To set on fire, or catch on fire SYNONYMS Burn, kindle light ANYONYMS Extinguish

  6. BANISH(VERB) Not allowed to do something or go somewhere SYNONYMS Eject, remove, isolate ANTONYMS Welcome, allow, permit

  7. CONTROVERSY(NOUN) A fight over people that have a different view of something SYNONYMS Fuss, scrap, quarrel ANTONYMS Agreement, peace, quiet

  8. SLACKEN(VERB) 1. To become or to make something slow. 2. To loosen SYNONYMS Ease, loosen, weaken ANTONYMS Tighten

  9. TRANSLUCENT(ADJECTIVE) Able to let some through but not all light SYNONYMS Blurry, hazy ANTONYMS Opaque, transparent

  10. PRECIPICE(NOUN) 1. A very steep cliff 2. On the edge of disaster SYNONYMS Sheer, mountain ANTONYMS Flat, plateau, hill

  11. LOITER(VERB) To hang around SYNONYMS Dally, wait, procrastinate, disturb ANTONYMS Leave, undisturbed

  12. SHEER(NOUN) Very steep, or thin and transparent SYNONYMS Precipice, mountain ANTONYMS Hill, plateau, opaque

  13. GLIMMER(NOUN or VERB) 1. A faint unsteady light 2. To sparkle SYNONYMS Shine, glare ANTONYMS Beam of light, solid

  14. SAVORY(NOUN) The smell of something, tasty SYNONYMS Mellow, rich, sweet ANTONYMS Awful, tasteless, bad

  15. ORE(NOUN) A valuable rock that can contain gold or aluminum that can be extracted SYNONYMS Metal, unrefined earth ANTONYMS There aren’t any

  16. JEER(VERB) To speak out or shout SYNONYMS Come back, scold, taunt ANTONYMS There aren’t any

  17. DILLY DALLY(VERB) To waste time, or to delay SYNONYMS Play around, procrastinate ANTONYMS Take something seriously

  18. FURTIVE(ADJECTIVE) Done secretly SYNONYMS Cautious, sneaky, hidden ANTONYMS Honest, open

  19. VAGRANT(NOUN) A person without a home SYNONYMS Wanderer, drifter, homeless, hobo ANTONYMS There aren’t any

  20. FILCH(VERB) To steal something SYNONYMS Rob, take, switch ANTONYMS Contribute, give

  21. TOXIC(NOUN) Fatal to something SYNONYMS Harmful, deadly, lethal ANTONYMS Harmless, nonpoisonous

  22. JEST(NOUN) A witty remark SYNONYMS Prank, funny, game ANTONYMS There aren’t any

  23. LAGGARD(NOUN) A person who falls behind or moves slowly SYNONYMS Slow poke, behind, couch potato ANTONYMS Active, fast, full of energy

  24. HUMBLE(ADJECTIVE) Not thinking about one’s self about how good they are at something SYNONYMS Fearful, modest, gentle ANTONYMS Brave, proud, showy

  25. SETBACK(VERB) 1. To slow the process down 2. Cost SYNONYMS Price, brake ANTONYMS Get faster, not for sale

  26. SMUG(ADJECTIVE) 1. Too interested in one’s self 2. To drive away SYNONYMS Selfish, self centered ANTONYMS Modest, unsure

  27. Thank you for listening. I hope you enjoyed my project! THE END!!!

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