1. 9 th period bingo Vocab group 1

2. Words are on the next slide Choose a sufficient number of words from the list to fill up all the boxes on your gamecard Choose any words you want Put the words in any order on your gamecard When a definition is shown, match the word on your card to the definition When any row, column, or diagonal is filled, you have won the game

3. TurbulentAbrasionPseudonymElectrifyBrusque EngenderResilientCorroborateCursoryDespicable PacifyRebuffDehydrateGingerlyDemean DearthCladEndeavorGruesomeEvoke IndolenceGrimaceSimulateSuccumbConcise DeriveInventorySurmiseAvidInaugurate EmulatePervadeExcruciatingProprietor

4. – A fictitious name used by an author – A pen name

5. – To reject bluntly – To drive back – A blunt rejection – A abrupt setback in progress

6. – Capable of recovering quickly from misfortune – Returning quickly to an original shape or condition – The ability to spring back

7. – Chaotic – Unruly – Stormy – tempestuous

8. to bring into existence; give rise to cause to exist

9. – to ease the anger or agitation of – calm someone down

10. – a scarce supply; a lack – lack

11. being disinclined to exert oneself; habitually lazy lazy

12. – To take or receive from a source – To obtain through reasoning

13. – A wearing away or rubbing away by friction – A scraped or worn area

14. – Clothed or covered

15. – To provide evidence to make more certain – To confirm

16. – Done in a hurry and with little attention to detail

17. – To remove water from

18. – To wire or equip with electric power – To thrill or shock

19. – To attempt earnestly – A serious, earnest effort toward a goal

20. – Cautious; very careful

21. – To make a face expressing feelings of pain, disgust, or contempt

22. – Causing shock or horror

23. – A list of possessions or goods on hand – The stock of goods on hand – To make a complete list of

24. – To take on the qualities of another – To imitate – To pretend

25. – To give up or give in to – To yield – To cease to exist – To die

26. – To suppose something without sufficient evidence – A guess

27. – Having a strong desire for, to the point of greed – Eager – Enthusiastic

28. – Abrupt in manner or speech – gruff

29. – Short, and to the point

30. – To cause a lowering of self-esteem – To lower in reputation or character

31. – Deserving contempt or scorn

32. – To try to equal – To imitate

33. – To call forth – To produce – To bring to mind, often by suggestion

34. – Very painful

35. – to install in office with a formal ceremony – To begin officially or mark the opening of

36. – To spread throughout

37. – An owner of a store or other business

38. End of clues

39. 1 Pseudonym – A fictitious name used by an author – A pen name

40. 2 Rebuff – To reject bluntly – To drive back – A blunt rejection – A abrupt setback in progress

41. 3 Resilient – Capable of recovering quickly from misfortune – Returning quickly to an original shape or condition – The ability to spring back

42. 4 Turbulent – Chaotic – Unruly – Stormy – tempestuous

43. 5 Engender: to bring into existence; give rise to cause to exist

44. 6 Pacify: – to ease the anger or agitation of – calm someone down

45. 7 dearth – a scarce supply; a lack – lack

46. 8 Indolence: – being disinclined to exert oneself; habitually lazy – lazy

47. 9 Derive – To take or receive from a source – To obtain through reasoning

48. 10 Abrasion – A wearing away or rubbing away by friction – A scraped or worn area

49. 11 Clad – Clothed or covered

50. 12 Corroborate – To provide evidence to make more certain – To confirm

51. 13 Cursory – Done in a hurry and with little attention to detail

52. 14 Dehydrate – To remove water from

53. 15 Electrify – To wire or equip with electric power – To thrill or shock

54. 16 Endeavor – To attempt earnestly – A serious, earnest effort toward a goal

55. 17 Gingerly – Cautious; very careful

56. 18 Grimace – To make a face expressing feelings of pain, disgust, or contempt

57. 19 Gruesome – Causing shock or horror

58. 20 Inventory – A list of possessions or goods on hand – The stock of goods on hand – To make a complete list of

59. 21 Simulate – To take on the qualities of another – To imitate – To pretend

60. 22 Succumb – To give up or give in to – To yield – To cease to exist – To die

61. 23 Surmise – To suppose something without sufficient evidence – A guess

62. 24 Avid – Having a strong desire for, to the point of greed – Eager – Enthusiastic

63. 25 Brusque – Abrupt in manner or speech – gruff

64. 26 Concise – Short, and to the point

65. 27 Demean – To cause a lowering of self-esteem – To lower in reputation or character

66. 28 Despicable – Deserving contempt or scorn

67. 29 Emulate – To try to equal – To imitate

68. 30 Evoke – To call forth – To produce – To bring to mind, often by suggestion

69. 31 Excruciating – Very painful

70. 32 Inaugurate – To install in office with a formal ceremony – To begin officially or mark the opening of

71. 33 Pervade – To spread throughout

72. 34 Proprietor – An owner of a store or other business