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Word Master Challenge Words 1-50 Definitions
137 cards·by EFI2008
Strange
Alien
Coming from another country
Alien
Someone from another country who is not a native of our country
Alien
Person who has been excluded
Alien
Clumsy
Awkward
Not graceful
Awkward
Not natural in behavior or speech
Awkward
Difficult to handle or manage
Awkward
Someone who feels shy, especially around new people
Bashful
Become rosey or reddish
Blush
To become red in the face because of shame or embarrassment
Blush
A person who hurts, frightens, or tells other people what to do
Bully
Someone who uses his or her strength or power to frighten other people
Bully
A remark or act expressing praise and admiration
Compliment
Say something nice to someone
Compliment
Enemy
Foe
Opponent
Foe
A person who comes from a foreign country
Foreigner
Someone who does not owe allegiance to your country
Foreigner
A person from a different place
Foreigner
To run at full speed
Gallop
The fastest speed of a horse
Gallop
A rude expression intended to offend or hurt
Insult
To speak rudely to another
Insult
To say unkind and untrue words to someone
Insult
A den for a wild animal
Lair
Containing or made of or resembling or characteristic of a metal
Metallic
A fungus that grows on old food and damp surfaces
Mold
Container into which liquid is poured to create a given shape when it hardens
Mold
To walk with high lively steps
Prance
To move around in a happy way
Prance
To walk or to move around in a lively or proudly way
Prance
Inferior in strength or significance
Puny
Small, weak, not effective
Puny
Part of the river where the current is very fast
Rapid
To move quickly
Rapid
Fast-moving river current
Rapid
Become less tense, rest, or take ones ease
Relax
To be at ease, to rest from worry or work
Relax
A reddish brown or orange coating on iron or steel when it is exposed to moisture or air
Rust
Small in thickness, narrow
Slim
Small in amount, slight
Slim
To become small in thickness
Slim
To be thin or skinny
Slim
To lose freshness or to rot
Spoil
To become ruined or to ruin
Spoil
A farm for housing horses or other livestock
Stable
Showing little or no change
Stable
Steady and not likely to move or change
Stable
Having a solid, firm, sturdy form
Stocky
Sturdy, relatively thick in build
Stocky
Stretched tight
Tense
To be worried and nervous
Tense
A form of a verb that is used to show when an action happened
Tense
A quality, of a given color, that differs from a primary color
Tint
A color with white added to it
Tint
To give color to something, to dye
Tint
A pitch or change in pitch of the voice that serves to distinguish words
Tone
Change to a color image, or photography
Tone
Shows an authors attitude or feeling about what is written
Tone
A sudden feeling of fear or that something bad will happen
Alarm
A device such as a bell or a flashing light that warns you of something
Alarm
Someone unpleasant or eccentric
Creep
Move slowly in the case of people or animals with the body near the ground
Creep
Move slowly and sneakily
Creep
Moisture which gathers at night
Dew
Dirty or dull
Dingy
Not bright
Dingy
A strong underground prison cell, especially in a castle
Dungeon
Delicate
Fragile
Lacking solididy or strength
Fragile
Easily broken, damaged or destroyed
Fragile
Delicate
Fragile
A layer of ice that may form on an object during a cold night
Frost
Decorate with frosting
Frost
To inhale suddenly with surprise
Gasp
To breathe with difficulty
Gasp
A difficult inhalation of breath
Gasp
A state of partial or total darkness
Gloom
Lowness of spirit
Gloom
Sadness
Gloom
Depression
Gloom
The main house of a mansion
Manor
To spoil, damage or injure
Mar
So shaded as to be dark or gloomy
Murky
Dark, cloudy or gloomy; usually referring to water
Murky
Vague, unclear
Murky
A person who lives in the same place they were born in
Native
Inclined to shake as from weakness or defect
Rickety
Weak and shaky; likely to fall apart
Rickety
Socially incorrect in behavior
Rude
Not polite; a bad behavior
Rude
A distinctive smell or odor
Scent
To perceive or recognize by or as if by the sense of smell
Scent
lacking in quantity, fullness in size; barley enough or not quite enough
Skimpy
To glide or move with a smooth, silent motion
Slither
Long, or tall, thin and usually frail
Spindly
A long narrow mark or smear
Streak
Refers to the color of powder scraped off a mineral when it's rubbed against a hard, rough
surface
Streak
A spell or run
Streak
A visible line of lightning
Streak
Having rugged physical strength; inured to fatigue or hardships
Sturdy
Strong or firm; something solidly made or built
Sturdy
Shy; lacking courage or boldness
Timid
A slow pace of running at a steady pace
Trot
Move briskly; bustle, hurry
Trot
A small tower extending above a building
Turret
Witty remark; joke
Wisecrack
Marked by sudden changes in subject and sharp transitions
Abrupt
To be rude
Abrupt
A large branch
Bough
A grouping of a number of similar things
Cluster
A bitter quarrel between two parties
Feud
A substance that is fluid at room temperature and pressure
Fluid
Subject to change; variable
Fluid
Smooth and unconstrained in movement
Fluid
A quick look
Glance
A slow speech pattern with prolonged vowels
Drawl
Slow speech where you draw out the vowels
Drawl
The state of the sky when it is covered by clouds
Overcast
Proceeding in small stages
Gradual
Changing slowly, taking small steps
Gradual
Willing and happy to give to others; unselfish
Generous
Large Amount
Gererous
A long fixed look
Gaze
To look at something or someone with fixed eyes
Gaze
To look steadily; stare
Gaze
A small house in the country, usually of one story
Cottage
To ask for something that is felt to be very important; to beg
Plead
Cause or feel sure; give reassurance to
Reassure
To restore confidence
Reassure
The contestant you hope to defeat
Rival
Be equal to in quality or ability
Rival
A rough, brutal or cruel person
Ruffian
Being in competition
Rival
To move or be made to move in different directions
Scatter
To throw things over a wide area
Scatter