Morris 11 Ch 3

Match the definitions

• abridge

• adherent

• resembling child-like angel

• to make shorter

• follower, supporter; attached, sticking

• condone

• angry argument

• cherubic

• to pardon or overlook

• altercation

Match the definitions

• drive out by magic

• dissent

• make manufacture, invent

• irate

• to disagree; disagreement

• eminent

• angry

• fabricate

• famous, outstanding, distinguished

• exorcise

Match the definitions

• a split, break, breach

• pauper

• excessive fatness

• obesity

• raider, plunderer

• rift

• extremely poor person

• marauder

• to steal in small quantities

• pilfer

Match the following

• to seize and hold a position by force

• semblance

• to overcome, rise above

• trite

• commonplace, overused, stale

• terminate

• to bring to an end

• surmount

• likeness, outward appearance

• usurp

Match the synonyms

• ignore, wink at, turn a blind eye to

• fabricate

• shorten, condense, abbreviate

• abridge

• quarrel, dispute, squabble

• eminent

• put together, devise, contrive, concoct

• altercation

• illustrious, renowned

• condone

Match the synonyms

• destitute person

• rift

• banal, hackneyed, corny

• surmount

• crack, fissure, gap, cleft

• marauder

• looter, pirate, freebooter

• trite

• conquer, triumph over

• pauper

Match the synonyms

• appearance, air, aura, veneer, facade

• obesity

• filch, rob, swipe, purloin

• semblance

• conclude, finish, discontinue

• terminate

• serious overweight, extreme corpulence

• pilfer

• seize illegally, commandeer, supplant

• usurp

Match the synonyms

• differ, dispute

• cherubic

• expel, dispel

• irate

• disciple

• exorcise

• angelic, seraphic, beatific

• adherent

• incensed, infuriated, enraged, livid

• dissent

Match the antonyms

• take apart, undo, destroy, demlish

• altercation

• agreement, accord

• rift

• agree, concur, unanimity, harmony

• fabricate

• reconciliation

• dissent

• emaciation, gauntness, scrawniness

• obesity

Match the antonyms

• impish, devilish, diabolic, fiendish

• abridge

• calm, composed, cool, unruffled

• irate

• begin, commence, initiate

• terminate

• obscure, nameless, unsung, lowly, humble

• cherubic

• expand, enlarge, augment

• eminent