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Vocabulary Week 17

Vocabulary Week 17. Campagna. abut. Land that abuts a river or lake is considered a highly desirable location on which to build a summer home. abut. V. to join at one end or be next to; to support, prop up. attire.

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Vocabulary Week 17

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  1. Vocabulary Week 17 Campagna

  2. abut • Land that abuts a river or lake is considered a highly desirable location on which to build a summer home.

  3. abut • V. to join at one end or be next to; to support, prop up

  4. attire • The special attire that firefighters wear helps to protect them from flames and smoke. • The children happily attired their stuffed animals in holiday outfits and accessories.

  5. attire • N. clothes, apparel, garb; v. to dress, adorn

  6. avail • Be sure to avail yourself of all the services that the school library has to offer. • I tried repeatedly to contact my neighbor by phone, but to absolutely no avail.

  7. avail • V. to be of use or benefit; n. use, benefit, or value

  8. crony • We have been cronies ever since we met in the second grade.

  9. crony • N. a very close friend, pal, chum, buddy

  10. cryptic • The letter to the editor was so cryptic that I couldn’t be certain what the writer had actually intended to say.

  11. cryptic • Adj. puzzling, mystifying

  12. merge • Driving down the road, I merged into the road less traveled.

  13. merge • V. to combine to form a single entity

  14. enmity • Despite a long, close, and tense match, the defeated player felt no enmity toward the new champion.

  15. enmity • N. hatred, ill-will

  16. fervent • The president delivered a fervent plea for tolerance and unity.

  17. fervent • Adj. very earnest, emotional, passionate; extremely hot

  18. gaunt • We left food and water for the gaunt alley cat

  19. gaunt Adj. thin and bony, starved looking; bare, barren

  20. infiltrate • Some of our men infiltrated the enemy’s camp and captured their leader.

  21. infiltrate • V. to pass through or gain entrance to gradually or stealthily

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