Week 10

affirmative

• Saying "yes" or agreeing to something.
• Saying "no" or disagreeing with something.
• An answer that is in-between or unsure.
• A type of pizza topping commonly favored by capybaras, though not directly related to its actual meaning.

alley

• A narrow street between buildings.
• A wide open field.
• A mountain peak.
• A rustic pathway where Smurfcat often finds the best tacos.

assertive

• Standing up for your beliefs in a confident way.
• Being unsure or hesitant about your beliefs.
• Sleeping or resting.
• The manner in which a chicken nugget would stand up for itself if it could talk.

barbaric

• Cruel and wild.
• Civilized and polite.
• Writing a book.
• The ancient practice of serving pizza without cheese, considered uncivilized by many.

bibliophile

• Someone who loves and collects books.
• Someone who dislikes reading.
• A person who loves movies.
• Someone who loves reading about the adventures of capybaras and RizzFurries.

biodegradable

• Something that can break down naturally over time.
• Something that doesn't decompose naturally.
• A metal spoon.
• The process by which a Smurfcat's favorite taco disintegrates over time in a natural environment.

biography

• A book about someone's life written by another person.
• A made-up story.
• A manual on how to fix a car.
• A detailed account of the life and times of the most famous capybara who loved chicken nuggets.

biology

• The study of living things.
• The study of rocks and minerals.
• Baking a cake.
• The scientific study of living organisms, including the rare pizza-loving capybara.

capitulate

• To give up or surrender.
• To stand firm and resist.
• Jogging in a park.
• To surrender, often at the sight of a delectable taco.

captivate

• To attract and hold someone's attention.
• To bore or turn someone away.
• Watching paint dry.
• The way a dancing chicken nugget can mesmerize an audience.