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Chapter 6 Word List
Word List
approximate (adjective) nearly correct; (verb) to come near to
bluff (noun) something said or done to mislead others with false confidence; (verb) to fool or mislead by showing false confidence
capsize (verb) 1. to turn bottom side up; 2. to upset; 3. to overturn
confiscate (verb) to take or seize private property, usually as a penalty
eddy (noun) 1. a current of water or air moving in a motion different from the common flow, often in a circle; 2. a whirlwind or whirlpool
facile (adjective) done with little difficulty or effort; easy
helm (noun) 1. the steering gear of a ship; 2. a position of leadership
hydroplane (noun) a motorboat that skims the top of the water at high speeds; (verb) 1. to drive a hydroplane; 2. to lose control in a vehicle by skimming along the surface of a wet road
inclement (adjective) 1. stormy; 2. harsh
inflate (verb) 1. to fill with air or gas; 2. to expand or swell unnaturally or by force
lagoon (noun) 1. a shallow body of water, separated from the sea by sandbars or coral reefs; 2. any small shallow body of water
obituary (noun) a written or published notice of someone's death
operate (verb) 1. to work effectively; 2. to perform surgery
phobia (noun) an abnormal fear of a thing or situation
predicament (noun) a difficult or bad situation
refer (verb) to direct attention to some source for help or information
Level G Word List Chapter 6
squall (noun) a brief, sudden windstorm
surge (noun) 1. anything that moves in a violent, swelling manner; 2. a sudden powerful rush or burst; (verb) 1. to move in a swelling way; 2. to rise and fall violently
treacherous (adjective) 1. not trustworthy; 2. dangerous
unfurl (verb) to spread out or unfold
Additional Words
Challenge Words
articulate (adjective) expressed clearly and effectively; (verb) to speak distinctly and clearly
detriment (noun) injury, damage, or impairment
impediment (noun) a barrier, an obstacle, or an obstruction
ornate (adjective) very elaborate or excessive in design
simper (verb) to smile in a silly, artificial manner
Word Study: Prefixes
The prefixes co-, col-, com-, con-, and cor- are all forms of the prefix com-, which means "with" or "together."
coexist (verb) to exist together at the same time or in the same place
colleague (noun) a fellow member of the same profession
combine (verb) to bring together into a whole
combust (verb) to burn
compelling (adjective) forceful; very interesting or attractive
concoction (noun) something made by combining different ingredients; an invention
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