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Year 7 Vocabulary List45434258382000This list is comprised of the following:Subject specific terminology. Synonyms for ‘said’, ‘nice’ and ‘happy’. Exciting new wordsYour task is to learn these 100 words and their definitions by the end of the year –or as many as you can!StartTestTerm 2CheckTerm 4CheckEndTestWordDefinitionOriginalityFresh or unusualCoherentLogical, clearRelevanceTo do with the matter in handPerceptiveObservant, showing insightIlluminatingTo light up or make brighter., useful or advantageousSpecificA precise detail, clearly definedSustainedContinuing for a long period of time without interruptionOverviewGeneral summary, the big pictureContextThe social or historical circumstances of the time that help us understand a book or writer betterTentativeCautious, not fixed – using words like ‘suggests’ , ‘implies’ , ‘indicates’EmbeddedClear part of something -a quote appears part of a sentence when embedded wellEvaluateTo assess or judge the significance of something or more than one thingConsistentSomething that is done in the same way over timeRepetitionWhere something is repeated or occurs more than onceAlliterationThe use of the same sound at the start of words occurring close togetherPersonificationTo give human qualities to an objectMetaphorA word or phrase used imaginatively to represent something elseSimileA comparison using like or asSemicolon; = This punctuation that can separate two related main clausesColon: = This punctuation introduces a list or explanationConnectiveWords that link other words or phrases together in a sentenceAdjectiveDescribing wordAdverbA word that describes a verb – they normally end in -lyVerbA doing wordNounA thing - person, object, animal, place or ideaBiasOffering a prejudiced viewpointIndicateTo give a sign or point out somethingConveyTo communicate or transferLikeablePleasant, friendly, easy to likeDelightfulCausing delight in another person, charmingExquisiteExtremely beautiful and delicate, highly refinedJoyousFull of happiness and joyEcstaticFeeling overwhelming happinessAdmittedConfess to be true, to allow someone in to a placeBellowedShout something with a loud roarWearilyActing in a manner that reflects physical or mental exhaustionCoaxedTo persuade someone gently to do somethingDisclosedTo reveal something secret or hiddenChuckledTo laugh quietly or inwardlyMaintainedTo preserve or continue with somethingMimickedImitate someone, usually for comedy valuePonderedTo think about something carefully, often before a decisionSneeredTo smile or speak in an unkind, mocking mannerWhimperedA low, feeble sound that usually is due to pain, fear or unhappinessHastilySpeedily, often linked to acting too quicklyRecklesslyNot caring about the impact of your words or actionsStartTestTerm 2CheckTerm 4CheckEndTestWordDefinitionDynamicPositive in attitude, full of energy and new ideas, linked to changeEfficientPerson or process that works in a well organised, competent way. No wasted effort.EtherealExtremely delicate and light, as if not of this worldExoticSomething either from or characteristic of a distant foreign countryEffigySculpture or model of a personLureTempt someone to go somewhere often by way of a rewardLapseA brief or temporary failure of concentration or memory / a break in timeEgotismCompletely absorbed in yourself and your own apparent importanceDeceptiveGiving an impression different from the true one, misleadingDamperSomething that deadens or depresses– e.g. put a damper on the moodDemonicRelating to or characteristic of demons or evil spiritsEnergeticShowing or involving great activity or livelinessElatedThrilled, extremely, almost ecstatically happyDefectiveImperfect in some way, not workingSolemnlySerious or grave way of acting or talkingEliteA group that is superior in terms of ability or qualities to the rest of societyCageyReluctant to give information due to being suspiciousApatheticShowing or feeling no interest or concern about somethingAlertWatchful or quick to notice / to warn (verb)AdorableInspiring great, love, affection or delightRebelA person who rises in opposition against a leader or authorityBuoyantCheerful, able to keep afloatCombinationA joining of different things togetherAssignTo allocate a job or duty, or set aside something for a purposeDowdyUnfashionable and dull in appearanceBombardTo attack continuouslyBlunderA stupid or careless mistakeBrutalHarsh, savagely violentCaricatureA picture/description of someone/something where some characteristics are exaggerated for comic effectCenturyOne hundred yearsFlippantNot showing a serious or respectful attitudeFuturisticInvolving very modern technology, characteristic of the future directionHarmoniousTuneful, free from argument or disagreement, forming a pleasing or consistent wholeIncandescentFull of strong emotion, passionate, emitting light as a result of being heatedIndustriousHard workingArtificialFalse, not natural –made by human beingsAnxiousShowing worry or nervousnessAllianceAn association or union based on benefits for all partiesAgileTo move quickly and easilyAdequateSatisfactory or acceptableAccusedCharged with committing a crime of some sortAccurateCorrect, exactAccoladeAn award or privilege granted as a special honourNa?veInnocent, showing a lack of experience or wisdom in their judgementYouthfulYoung or characteristic of young peopleSneakySly, crafty and cunningTalentedHaving a natural skill for somethingOmniscientKnowing everythingNumerousGreat in number / manyMurkyDark and gloomy –often linked to thick mist, also morally questionable – he had a murky pastMaliciousSpiteful, intending to do harm to someoneLethalDestructive, enough to cause deathMorbidAn unhealthy interest in unpleasant subjects, especially disease and deathImminentAbout to happen263969516567150019748532639000425005532639000255270032512000Year 7 Vocabulary List (Booster)45434258382000This list is comprised of the following:Subject specific terminology. Synonyms for ‘said’, ‘nice’ and ‘happy’. Exciting new wordsYour task is to learn these 50 words and their definitions by the end of the year –or as many as you can!StartTestTerm 2CheckTerm 4CheckEndTestWordDefinitionRelevanceTo do with the matter in handContextThe events of the time that help us understand a book or writer betterAnalysisTo examine something in detailSpecificA precise detail, clearly definedCoherentLogical, clearNounA thing - person, object, animal, place or ideaVerbA doing wordAdverbA word that describes a verb – they normally end in -lyConnectiveWords that link other words or phrases together in a sentenceSimileA comparison using like or asRepetitionWhere something is repeated BiasShowing an unfair one sided viewpointSuggestsTo put forward an idea for consideration. Analysis could start with ‘This suggests’RebelA person who rises up against a leader or authorityAlertWatchful or quick to notice / to warn (verb)FuturisticInvolving very modern technology, links to the futureLethalCould cause deathSneakySly, crafty AccusedCharged with committing a crime of some sortBrutalHarsh and really violentCenturyOne hundred yearsLapseA brief failure of concentration or memory / a break in timeBottomlessVery deep, no bottom or limitMethods you could use to learn these words and their meaningsLook/Say/Cover/Remember/Write/CheckPicture representationsGrouping similar words togetherUsing them in sentences regularly in lessonsStart TestTerm 2 CheckTerm 4 CheckEnd TestWordDefinitionSupportiveOffering encouragement or helpDeterminationA strong will or purpose to do somethingCarveTo cut a tough material in order to produce somethingCasualRelaxed attitudeCelebrityA famous or well known personCharmThe ability to attract or fascinate othersChoosyTaking too much care when making a choiceCraveTo have a big desire for somethingCreaseA line or ridge on paper or clothing caused by pressing or folding somethingDecisiveAble to make decisions quickly / having a key role in the outcome of somethingDelicateDainty, made up of tiny parts, fragile, easily brokenDriftTo be carried slowly from one place to anotherEnableTo make it possible for something to happenExtendTo cover a wider area, make largerFilterTo pass through a device to remove unwanted stuffGrieveTo feel intense sadness and sorrow for something or someone –usually after their deathHarmonious Tuneful, free from argument or disagreement, forming a pleasing or consistent wholeLyricThe words of a songMajorityThe greater number from a groupMembershipBeing a member or part of a groupMistreatTo treat a person or animal cruelly or unfairlyMythA traditional story involving supernatural beings or events / something that is believed by many but is false in realityNegotiateFind a way through a difficult situation / to discussPeakThe highest level, the top, the pointed top of a mountainAdmittedConfess to be true, to allow someone in to a placeSneeredTo smile or speak in an unkind, mocking mannerHintedTo suggest or indicate something indirectly2705100311150004402455-36957000349885-36957000279209527876500Year 8 Vocabulary List45434258382000This list is comprised of the following:Subject specific terminology. Synonyms for ‘said’, ‘nice’ and ‘happy’. Exciting new wordsYour task is to learn these 100 words and their definitions by the end of the year –or as many as you can!StartTestTerm 2CheckTerm 4CheckEndTestWordDefinitionPerceptiveObservant, showing insightIlluminatingTo light up or make brighter., useful or advantageousSpecificA precise detail, clearly definedSustainedContinuing for a long period of time without interruptionContextThe social or historical circumstances of the time that help us understand a book or writer betterTentativeCautious, not fixed – using words like ‘suggests’ , ‘implies’ , ‘indicates’EmbeddedClear part of something -a quote appears part of a sentence when embedded wellEvaluateTo assess or judge the significance of something or more than one thingSophisticatedComplex, assured, a craft and finesse to itSynthesisCombination of different things to form a connected wholeAlliterationThe use of the same sound at the start of words occurring close togetherPersonificationTo give human qualities to an objectMetaphorA word or phrase used imaginatively to represent something elseSimileA comparison using like or asSemicolon; = This punctuation that can separate two related main clausesColon: = This punctuation introduces a list or explanationAdjectiveDescribing wordAdverbA word that describes a verb – they normally end in -lyAssonanceSimilar sounds of vowels within words close to one anotherEnjambmentWhere a sentence continues on to the next line for effectCaesuraA pause within a lineHyperboleExtreme exaggerations for effectJuxtapositionWhere two contrasting things are placed togetherImplicitIndirect, suggested. Opposite of explicit (obvious, clearly stated)PronounA word that is substituted for a noun –e.g. he/she/itClauseA part of a sentence (There are sub-clauses and main clauses)ConnotationAssociation with / Overtone of something beyond its literal meaningIndicateTo give a sign or point out somethingConveyTo communicate or transferImpliesTo indicate or suggest something rather than explicit referenceVisceralRelating to having deep inward physical feelings about somethingTumultuousVery loud, excitable, disorderly noiseTranscendentBeyond the range od normal human experienceTingeA trace of a colourThriveTo prosper, grow well, flourishSusceptibleLikely to be influenced or harmed by somethingSvelteSlim and elegantSwaggeredWalk or behave in a self-important mannerSubvertUndermine the power or authority of a system or institutionSublimeGreat beauty / excellence / unparalleledGushedTo speak with exaggerated enthusiasm / Something flows out rapidly CourteousPolite, respectful or considerate in mannerCounteredTo respond in opposition to somethingSincereNot dishonest, stemming from genuine feelingsStealthyBehaving in a cautious, secretive manner so as not to be seen/heardSpiritedFull of energy, enthusiasm and determinationStartTestTerm 2CheckTerm 4CheckEndTestWordDefinitionSnagAn unexpected or hidden obstacle/problem. A slight catch or tear of something.RummageTo search unsystematically or untidilySmittenHaving suddenly started to like or love something or someone very muchRetractWithdraw, draw backAbrasiveShowing little concern for the feelings of others, harsh. An abrasive material is capable of polishing a hard surface via rubbing or grinding Abstract(Adjective) Relating to a thought or idea not having a physical existence / (Verb) to consider something separately fromAdhereTo believe in / stick fast toAggravateTo annoy or make something worseAliasA false or assumed identityAnimatedLively, full of life and excitement / Bringing life to pictures – e.g. animated characters via film BedraggledUntidy, messy, disordered, dishevelledBelatedComing or happening later than should have been the caseBingeA period of excessive indulgence in an activity, particularly food or drinkBlaséUnimpressed with something because one has experienced it many times beforeBoycottWithdraw from social relations with a group as a punishment or protestCamaraderieMutual trust and friendship between people who spend a lot of time togetherCascadeSmall, step like waterfalls. To pour downwards rapidly in large quantities / to pass down information to others ChicaneryThe use of deception to achieve one’s purposeCelestialPositioned in or relating to the sky, or outer space, or heaven. ChivalrousConsiderate, courteous and respectful towards womenCompelTo force someone to do somethingCompereA person who introduces the main performers in a showDerisoryRidiculously small or inadequateDeposeRemove from a position suddenly and forcefullyDilapidatedIn a state of disrepair or ruin due to age or neglectEchelonA level or rank in an organisation or societyElaborate(adjective) – detailed, complicated in design / (verb) to develop in more detailEndearingInspiring affectionReiterateTo repeat something once or a number of times for emphasis and clarityEnigmaticDifficult to interpret or understand, mysteriousEnvisageForm a mental picture of something, to conceive an idea that is a possibility in the futureEpitomiseTo be a perfect example of FortifyTo take steps to defend a place or thing against attack FidelityFaithfulness to a person, cause or belief demonstrated by loyalty GesticulateUsing dramatic gestures not words to convey a pointHolisticDealing with the whole of something, not just a partHumilityHaving a modest, low or humble view of one’s importanceInceptionThe establishment or starting point of somethingIndiscriminateDone at random without careful judgementInitiativeThe ability to begin things independently, the power to take charge before others doIntrovertA shy person who is energised by spending time aloneKleptomaniaA recurring need to steal, often without any reason to LoquaciousVery talkativeMagnitudeSomething of great sizeMalleableEasily influenced, shaped, alteredMeagreLacking in quantity or qualityOrnateHighly elaborate, decorated or complexNegligibleSo small or insignificant that it’s not worth bothering withPervasiveAn influence or effect that spreads through a wide range of peoplePirouetteAct of spinning on one foot, with the raised foot touching the knee of the supporting legPrecedeTo come before somethingLatterOccurring nearer to the end / the second of two thingsMulticulturalRelating to several cultural or ethnic groups within a societyEmbellishTo make more attractive by adding things / to add untrue details to a story for effect432943011938000238760010604500-161290107315004191009779000Year 8 Vocabulary List (Booster)45434258382000This list is comprised of the following:Subject specific terminology. Synonyms for ‘said’, ‘nice’ and ‘happy’. Exciting new wordsYour task is to learn these 50 words and their definitions by the end of the year –or as many as you can!StartTestTerm 2CheckTerm 4CheckEndTestWordDefinitionRelevanceTo do with the matter in handContextThe events of the time that help us understand a book or writer betterOverviewGeneral summary, the big picturePerceptiveObservant, showing insightCoherentLogical, clearAnalysisTo examine something in detailSpecificA precise detail, clearly definedNounA thing - person, object, animal, place or ideaVerbA doing wordAdverbA word that describes a verb – they normally end in -lyConnectiveWords that link other words or phrases together in a sentenceSimileA comparison using like or asAlliterationThe use of the same sound at the start of words occurring close togetherBiasedAn unfair one sided viewpointMetaphorA word or phrase used imaginatively to represent something elsePersonificationTo give human qualities to an objectSuggestsTo put forward an idea for consideration. Analysis could start with ‘This suggests’ImpliesTo indicate or suggest something rather than explicit referenceGloatedTo consider your success with great smug satisfactionPleadedTo emotionally appeal, begMakeshiftTo act as a temporary measureLudicrousFoolish, unreasonable – almost amusingMethods you could use to learn these words and their meaningsLook/Say/Cover/Remember/Write/CheckPicture representationsGrouping similar words togetherUsing them in sentences regularly in lessonsStart TestTerm 2 CheckTerm 4 CheckEnd TestWordDefinitionLenientTo be less harsh / more tolerant than expectedIntegralNecessary, the part of something that the rest depends on InitiativeThe ability to begin things independently, the power to take charge before others doIncomeMoney received on a regular basis, from work or investmentsHumaneShowing kindness, care and sympathy towards othersHostileUnfriendly, showing dislike or opposition towards someoneGlideTo move with a smooth, quiet, continuous motionHollowHaving a hole or empty space inside / without importanceFinaleThe last part of something excitingFerociousReally fierce, cruel or violentEnrageTo make someone very angryEligibleHaving the right to do something / suitable / meets conditionsEclipseComplete or partial hiding of the sun caused by the moon passing between the sun and Earth. / To out-doDilemmaA difficult situation or problem often involving two equally bad choices.DevotionLove, loyalty or enthusiasm for someone or somethingDependableTrustworthy and reliableComplimentA polite passing on of praise or admirationCitizenSomeone who legally lives in a town, city or countryChirpyCheerful and lively CherishProtect and care for something or someonePatrioticHaving strong support for your countryCensorTo examine something and remove unacceptable partsBlurtSay something quickly and suddenly without considerationBetrayTo expose someone to danger or hurt by giving information to an enemy / To be disloyal AncestorA person, normally older than a grandparent, from whom you are descended.AmbiguousOpen to more than one interpretationAdaptTo adjust /make something suitable for a new purposeAccessoriseTo decorate clothing with a fashion item2705100311150004402455-36957000349885-36957000279209527876500Year 7 Spellings ListYour task is to learn all of these 100 spellings by the end of the year, or as many as you can!The Rule3669030698500WordsS24EPlurals (y to an i and add es)BodiesCitiesfamiliesShort vowel u sound spelt ouYoungTouchTroublePrefixes(Most are added to word without any change in spelling)MisbehaveDisappearincorrect-sion endingsInvasionDivisionDecision-cian endingsMusicianPoliticianElectricianSuffix – just add ‘ly’ to an adjective to make it an adverbSadly3440430-1270Methods you could use to learn spellingsLook/Say/Cover/Remember/Write/CheckPicture representationsBreak the word down into chunksChecking the rulesRepeatedly writing them outREADING LOTS!00Methods you could use to learn spellingsLook/Say/Cover/Remember/Write/CheckPicture representationsBreak the word down into chunksChecking the rulesRepeatedly writing them outREADING LOTS!UsuallyFinallyWords with silent lettersDoubtIslandKnewHomophonesTheirThereThey’reOurAreTooTwoToYourYou’reI before e except after cDeceiveCeiling355473017843500ReceiveTwo sounds of ieTriedLiedBriefThiefDrop ‘e’ and add ingShiningSmilingDouble letters in middle of wordsTravelledHorribleSpottingEA rather than EE spellingBeneathReachClearlyCommonly misspelt wordsAbsenceAcceptableAchievementAddressAttendance40119309207500BeginningBusinessCampaignCemeteryColumnCalendarCigaretteCondemnConsciousConvenientDesertDefinitelyEnvironmentForeignForensicGenerallyGovernmentGuaranteeHeroesIndependentImmediateIdeallyInterruptMarriageMisspellNecessaryNeighbourNoticeableOriginallyOccurredParticularQueueRecogniseRhythmSecretaryUniqueVacuum37833306667500WeirdYachtSuper tough wordsAficionadoChoreographyCourageousManoeuvreOscillateReconnaissanceOnomatopoeiaAdolescenceColloquialismAsphyxiateYear 7 Spellings List (Booster)Your task is to learn all of these 50 spellings by the end of the year, or as many as you can!The RuleWordsS241534160635000E-air wordsFairPairRepair-are wordsDareCareShare‘ear’ soundsDearHearYearAdd ‘un’ to the start of word – no change to spellingUnhappyUnlockUndo‘dge’ wordsBridgeJudgeDodgeSilent letter wordsKneeKnowWriteWrap-le ending wordsMiddleBattleTitle176276096520Methods you could use to learn spellingsLook/Say/Cover/Remember/Write/CheckPicture representationsBreak the word down into chunksChecking the rulesRepeatedly writing them outREADING LOTS!00Methods you could use to learn spellingsLook/Say/Cover/Remember/Write/CheckPicture representationsBreak the word down into chunksChecking the rulesRepeatedly writing them outREADING LOTS!HomophonesTheirThereThey’reOurAreTooTwoToYourYou’re1991360113665000I before e except after cCeilingReceiveLied-tion wordsFictionQuestionDrop ‘e’ and add ingSmilingWhiningDouble letters in middle of wordsHappyClappingSteppingEA rather than EE spellingLeadReadBeadSuper Tough Words!BoughtMessyThankfulNeighbourDessert233426053467000Year 8 Spellings ListYour task is to learn all of these 100 spellings by the end of the year, or as many as you can!525780012954000The RuleWordsS24EPlurals/Superlatives (change the ending of y to an i and add es/est)BabiesFairiesHappiestMuddiestShort vowel u sound spelt ouDangerousRavenousEnormousPrefixes(Most are added to word without change in spelling)MisinterpretDisengageInsane-sion endingsIncisionCollisionConsideration-ian endingsComedianVegetarianTacticianSuffix – just add ‘ly’ to an adjective to make it an adverbHarshlyQuicklyPubliclyWords with silent lettersKneeCastleKnowledgeHomophonesTheirThereThey’reYourYou’reAllowedAloudWhereWearWeatherWhetherLooseLose1488440229806500I before e except after cRelievedRetrievedConceivedTwo of the spellings of long e soundFreakCreakGreedSeemedDrop ‘e’ and add ingFilingStylingWhiningDouble letters in middle of wordsAssuredClappedClassicMattered148844022225000Commonly misspelt wordsAccomplishAccommodationAcquireAmateurAdviseAppearanceBasicallyCharacteristicConscientiousCriticismDefinitionDespairDiseaseEmbarrassEncouragementEspeciallyFieryGratefulHeightHumorousJealousyLicenceManageableMuscleOpportunityPerceivePerformancePhysicalPleasantPreferPsychologicalQuizzesPrincipleReceiptRestaurantScheduleScenerySeparateSuccessSentenceUndoubtedly14884403586480Methods you could use to learn spellings 1. Look/Say/Cover/Remember/ Write/CheckPicture representationsBreak the word down into chunksChecking the rulesRepeatedly writing them outREADING LOTS!00Methods you could use to learn spellings 1. Look/Say/Cover/Remember/ Write/CheckPicture representationsBreak the word down into chunksChecking the rulesRepeatedly writing them outREADING LOTS!1602740712978000Super tough wordsParallelogramDiaphragmAcrimoniousConnivingNostalgiaBesiegedSacrilegiousKamikazeFahrenheitAnaphylacticYear 8 Spellings List (Booster)Your task is to learn all of these 50 spellings by the end of the year, or as many as you can!The RuleWordsS241534160635000E-ure wordsCurePictureSure-ore wordsBeforeCoremore‘ear’ soundsFearClearNear‘Ow’ sound in the middle of wordsTownCrowdedPowerTwo sounds of ‘oo’SmoothWoodenLooked1762760647065Methods you could use to learn spellingsLook/Say/Cover/Remember/Write/CheckPicture representationsBreak the word down into chunksChecking the rulesRepeatedly writing them outREADING LOTS!00Methods you could use to learn spellingsLook/Say/Cover/Remember/Write/CheckPicture representationsBreak the word down into chunksChecking the rulesRepeatedly writing them outREADING LOTS!Silent letter wordsKnewSignWrongSoft ‘c’ words often confused with ‘s’RaceCellBicycleHomophonesTheirThereThey’reOurAreLoseLooseWitchWhichYourYou’reI before e except after cBelieveCriedReceive210551211620600-tion wordsMentionActionDrop ‘e’ and add ingShiningTiming-ious ending wordsCautiousAmbitiousDeliciousEE rather than EA spellingMeetGreetSteepSuper Tough Words!DecentConsiderTreasurePossibleMagical233426053467000 ................
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