Vocab #29

What is the meaning of "connive"?

• Jumble instructions

• To move back or away from a limit

• To cooperate secretly or conspire

• To look at flirtatiously or impertinently

What does the word "adroit" mean?

• To envy or resent someone's good fortune

• To look flirtatiously at someone

• To move back or away from a point

• Having skill in the use of bodily or mental powers

What is the meaning of "subsequent"?

• To jumble and confuse unintentionally

• To become fainter or more distant

• Overabundance of words; wordiness

• Occurring or coming later or after

Define the word "verbiage".

• Overabundance of words; wordiness

• To confuse unintentionally or ignorantly

• To move back or away from a limit

• To look at amorously, flirtatiously, or impertinently

How would you define "recede"?

• To envy or resent someone's good fortune

• To move back or away from a point

• Worthy of choice; fit to be chosen

• Not effectual; without satisfactory effect

How would you define "begrudge"?

• To confuse unintentionally or ignorantly

• To cooperate secretly with someone

• To envy or resent the pleasure of someone

• To look amorously at someone

What does "ogle" mean?

• To cooperate secretly or conspire

• To confuse unintentionally or ignorantly

• To look flirtatiously or impertinently

• To jumble and garble instructions

What is the definition of "ineffectual"?

• Worthy of choice and desirable

• Occurring or coming later or after

• Without satisfactory or decisive effect

• To move away from a mark

Define the word "garble".

• To envy or resent someone's pleasure

• To jumble and confuse unintentionally

• Having skill in the use of powers

• To look amorously or impertinently at someone

What does "eligible" mean?

• Not effectual; without satisfactory effect

• Worthy of choice; fit to be chosen

• To become fainter or more distant

• Overabundance of words; wordiness