Vocabulary+words

 

Week 8:

Week 7: 1. throng 2. advantageous 3. superintendent 4. chrysanthemum 5. miscellaneous 6. investigation 7. supercalendering 8. telecommunications 9. adventurous 10. construction 11. identification 12. technology 13. hemisphere 14. extraordinary 15. whippersnapper

Week 6:
 * 1) ﻿ administration
 * 2) agricultural
 * 3) unnecessary
 * 4) salicylic
 * 5) environment
 * 6) transparent
 * 7) significance
 * 8) carelessness
 * 9) accomplishment
 * 10) cancellation
 * 11) circumference
 * 12) transferred
 * 13) international
 * 14) concentration
 * 15) questionnaire

Some Of The American States And Citys: Week 4

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 * 1) Massachusetts ( Sentence: One of the WWE superstars comes from Massachusetts.√
 * 2) Wisconsin ( Meaning: A state in the northern U.S. that borders on lakes Superior (in the northwest) and Michigan (in the east)√
 * 3) Miami ( Sentence: My favorite NBA team is from Miami.√
 * 4) Minnesota ( Meaning: A state in the northern central U.S., on the Canadian border√
 * 5) Pittsburgh ( Sentence: The Pittsburgh Steelers are the best team in the NFL√
 * 6) Kentucky ( Meaning: A state in the southeastern U.S.√
 * 7) California ( Sentence: California is one of the most "well known" state around the world√
 * 8) Mississippi ( Meaning: A major river in North America that rises in Minnesota near the Canadian border and flows south to a delta on the Gulf of Mexico.√
 * 9) Oklahoma ( Sentence: One place when I am older is to go to Oklahoma√
 * 10) Pennsylvania ( Meaning: A state in the northeastern U.S., with a short coastline along Lake Erie in the far northwest√
 * 11) Washington DC ( Sentence: The capital of the U.S is Washington DC√
 * 12) Philadelphia ( Sentence: Philadelphia has my favourite NFL team called the Philadelphia Eagles√
 * 13) Missouri ( Meaning: A major river in North America, one of the main tributaries of the Mississippi River.√
 * 14) Tennessee ( Meaning: A river in the southeastern U.S., flowing in a great loop, generally west and then north, for about 875 miles (1,400 km) to join the Ohio River in western Kentucky.√
 * 15) Illinois ( Meaning: A state in the eastern central U.S√

Week three: >
 * 1) metaphor√ (meaning): A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.
 * 2) syncopation√(meaning): Displace the beats or accents in (music ora rhythm) so that strong beats become weak and vice versa.
 * 3) quaver √(meaning): A note having the time value of an eighth of a whole note or half aquarter note, represented by a large dot with a hooked stem.
 * 4) settlement√ (meaning): An official agreement intended to resolve a dispute or conflict.
 * 5) parallelogram√ (sentence): I know how to draw a parallelogram.
 * 6) conscience√ (meaning): An inner feeling or voice viewed as acting as a guide to the rightness or wrongness of one's behavior.
 * 7) quadriceps√ (meaning): The large muscle at the front of the thigh, which is divided into four distinct portions and acts to extend the leg.
 * 8) infrastructure√ (meaning): The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g.,buildings, roads, and power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise.
 * 9) isosceles√(meaning): Of a triangle having two sides of equal length.
 * 10) specification√ (sentence): I gave a full specification of the job advertised.
 * 11) synagogue√ (sentence): Jewish people go to worship at a synagogue.
 * 12) statistic√(sentence): The number of children drowning in New Zealand is a hard statistic to understand.
 * 13) dermatologically√ (sentence): Perfumes are usually test to make sure they are dermatologically safe.
 * 14) hydrolysis√ (sentence):
 * 15) amylopectin√ (sentence):

Week two:
 * 1) chromatography: (I used chromatography to find the criminal who committed the crime)
 * 2) competition: (My team won our 11th competition today)
 * 3) abbreviation: (A shortened form of a word or phrase)
 * 4) accommodation: (When we got accommodation in Taupo we had a spa pool)
 * 5) pustules: (A small blister or pimple on the skin containing pus)
 * 6) sarcastically: (Marked by or given to use irony in order to mock or convey contempt)
 * 7) antiseptic: (My rugby team used antiseptic cream for our wounds)
 * 8) deterioration: (Become progressively worse)
 * 9) necrosis: (I got necrosis from a death-adder snake bite in my calf muscle)
 * 10) suppurating: (undergo the formation of pus; fester)
 * 11) wreathe: (cover, surround, or encircle)
 * 12) tintinnabulation: (a ringing or tinkling sound)
 * 13) imperturbable: (Our family stayed imperturbable in an earthquake when it struck)
 * 14) nothofagus: (There was a tonne of nothofagus in the bush)
 * 15) hypothermia: (When my great grandad got hypothermia he nearly died)
 * 16) vocabulary: (In my writing i'm trying to develop my vocabulary)

Week one:
 * 1) Static
 * 2) equalises
 * 3) electricity
 * 4) humid
 * 5) billows
 * 6) crackling
 * 7) brooding
 * 8) dazzling
 * 9) separately
 * 10) celsius
 * 11) expansion
 * 12) strand
 * 13) statement
 * 14) technical
 * 15) average
 * 16) repel