VOCABULARY PARADE

SIXTH GRADE 2013

EUGENE FIELD

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- Funniest Word and Costume- Hardest Word Successfully

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MS. BARCLAY

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ANDREW BECKInane: (Adjective) Silly, stupid, foolish, idiotic.

ZOE BRANDGaudy: (Adjective) Extravagantly bright or showy

COLTON CONNORSOutrageous: (Adjective) shockingly bad or excessive: wildly exaggerated or improbable

STEFFON COOPERBizarre: (Adjective) very strange or unusual, especially to cause interest or amusement

MCKENNA ERICHMellow: (Adjective)

Calm and relaxed use of humor

MELISSA GIBBSSombre: (Adjective) someone or something dark or gloomy

CYLENCE GOULDDelirious: (Adjective) Really sick, high fever, you get so ill that you see hallucinations. An incoherence of thought and speech.

CHASE HERIENocturnal: (Adjective) done, occuring, or active at night

CHLOE HUBBARDSage: (Adjective) showing wisdom and good judgment

TAYLOR HUTCHERSONLuminous: (Adjective) glowing with health

CURTIS JENKINSEnthusiastic: (Adjective) showing intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval

BRYCEN JONESWily: (Adjective) cunning, sly, crafty, mischievous

ALEXIS KIRKPATRICKJumbo: (Adjective) A very large person or thing

PAIGE KUNZLERObnoxious: (Adjective)

extremely unpleasant

CORBEN LIEBHARTBurly: (Adjective) a big and strong person, heavily built

ASHLIE LIZOTTEVicious: (Adjective)

deliberately cruel or violent

being rude or mean intentionally

KARLEE SEEKForeigner: (Adjective)

Someone from another country

SEBASTIAN STAINSMalicious: (Adjective)

Evil minded, evilly disposed

BIANCA YOCAMArrogant: (Adjective)

When you think you’re better than other people.

LEXIE PAYNEMonstrous: (Adjective)

Having the ugly or frightening appearance of a monster, unnatural in form

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RYLIE BACONGluttonous: (Adjective) An excessively greedy eater

JOSHUA BARNESAmbitious: (Adjective) Having or showing a strong desire and determination to succeed.

ANNA BLACHARHypochondriac: (Noun) A person who expresses extreme anxiety, mainly as to health matters

JACOB DAYLackadaisical: (Adjective) Lacking enthusiasm and determination, carelessly lazy

EMMA DONALDSONDiscombobulated: (Adjective) Someone who is confused and disconcerted

ANNABELLE GASCOIGNEConceited: (Adjective)

All about yourself, full of yourself, selfish

CAECE HERRINGFlamboyant: (Adjective) Noticeable because brightly colored, highly patterned, or unusual in style

SAMSON HOLCOMBPrestigious: (Adjective) High ranked, popular, famous

JAKE JUDAHMachismo: (Noun)

To be obsessed with your strength

JOMEL KELLOGGDapper: (Adjective) Neat and trim in dress appearance or bearing

ELLA KIRKENDOLLUncouth: (Adjective) Clumsy, lacking good manners, refinement or grace

JAMIE LAWSuperstitious: (Adjective) To believe in things that may not be real

ELIZABETH LEPKOWSKISlovenly: (Adjective) Untidy or unclean in appearance

CADEN MCCAULEYBrawny: (Adjective)

Strong and athletic

TREVOR MEYERZany: (Adjective) Crazy or really excited

JESSICA MILLERMogul: (Noun) A person who has great power, many possessions

CADE SIMMONSTenacious: (Adjective) Not letting go or giving up or separated from an object that one holds

PAYTON SMITHPreeminent: (Adjective) Having paramount rank, dignity or importance

HAILEY SPITZERVivacious: (Adjective) Cheerful, happy, and high spirited

KIERSTEN STITESTawdry: (Adjective)

Showy, cheap and of poor quality

MADISON STITESSumptuous: (Noun) splendid and expensive looking

FELIX WANGNarcissistic: (Adjective) Have a fascination with oneself and vain

MRS. MEYE

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CORBINMuscular: (Adjective) Having a robust muscular body

BRENDAN ARNOLDMythical: (Adjective) Something that someone does that is unbelievable

JARED BECKInfuriated: (Verb) Seething or mad

JENNIFERAnonymous: (Adjective) When ones identity is hiding, unknown

COLLIN GENTRYStalwart: (Adjective) Strong, unyielding, valiant

LIZA HEELEREmaciated: (Verb) To be or become very thin

ISABELLABewildered: (Adjective) Causing someone to become perplexed and confused

CHASE LARSONImaginative: (Adjective) Showing creativity and inventiveness

RUTHPoised: (Adjective) Balance: stability

EMMA PALMERMute: (Adjective) Refraining from speech or temporarily speechless

AUSTIN PRAWITZDaredevil: (Noun) Someone who takes risk and does dangerous things

NICK RANDLEMANInjured: (Adjective) Hurt or to cause pain or harm

JEREMIAHStrapping: (Adjective) Physically active and strong

ASHER SMITHEnthusiastic: (Adjective) Having or showing great excitement and interest

EMMALEIGH STAMPERZany: (Adjective) One who plays the clown or fool to amuse others

TAYLORTerrified: (Adjective) Afraid or fearful