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Vocabulary Week 3

Vocabulary Week 3. Test will be 9/18/13. t renchant (adj.) 9/8 (TREN chunt). cutting, incisive, having a sharp point; caustic, sarcastic Julia had a TRENCHANT tongue and was always putting her friends down behind their backs. p rocrastinate 9/9 (PRO cras tuh nate ) (adj./v.).

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Vocabulary Week 3

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  1. Vocabulary Week 3 Test will be 9/18/13

  2. trenchant (adj.) 9/8 (TREN chunt) cutting, incisive, having a sharp point; caustic, sarcastic Julia had a TRENCHANT tongue and was always putting her friends down behind their backs.

  3. procrastinate 9/9 (PRO cras tuh nate) (adj./v.) to put off until a later time Wilcox had a PROCRASTINATING personality; whatever he started, you felt he was probably not going to finish.

  4. roster (n.) 9/10 (raw ster) a list of names; especially of personnel available for duty The football program has a ROSTER for both teams.

  5. impede (v.) (9/11) (im PEED) to obstruct or interfere with; to delay No matter what, do not let anyone IMPEDE your progress toward graduation!

  6. forbear (v.) (9/11) (for BAYR) to refrain from; to abstain; to be patient or tolerant Jonathan said his motto was to never FORBEAR a good party for another time when you can have one today.

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