Term 2 - Quiz 1 Vocab

• Dreadful 


  Extremely bad, unpleasant, or causing fear. (Adjective)
• Measles


  A highly contagious viral infection characerized by a distinctive red rash and fever. (Noun)
• Unenthusiastic


  Lacking interest, eagerness, or passion; not showing enthusiasm. (Adjective)
• Testimonial


  A formal statement or recommendation expressing appreciation, admiration, or praise for a person, product, or service. (Noun)
• Triumphantly 


  In a manner indicative of victory or success; with great joy. (Adverb)
• Melancholy


  A feeling or deep sadness or sorrow, often accompanied by contemplation or reflection. (Noun or Adjective)
• Scrunch


  To crush or squeeze something into a tight or compact mass. (Verb)
• Martyr


  A person who is killed or suffers greatly for a cause, especially religious or idealogical beliefs. (Noun)
• Countenances


  The expressions or appearances of someone's face, usually reflecting their mood or character. (Noun ; plural of countenance)
• Hastened


  Moved or acted with speed; made something happen faster. (Verb; Past participle)
• Lair


  A secret or secluded hiding place, especially a wild animal's den. (Noun)
• Perambulator


  Baby carriage or stroller used to carry infants. (Noun)
• Gaiters


  Protective coverings worn over the lower legs and shoes, often for hiking or walking in the snow. (Noun ; plural)
• Perpetrated

  Committed or carried out, typically referring to harmful, illegal, or immoral action. (Verb ; past tense of perpetrate)
• Serpent


  A large snake; often used as a symbol of evil or deceit. (Noun)
• Clergyman


  A male religious leader, especially a Christian minister or preist. (Noun)
• Sweetbrier


  A type of wild rose with flagrant leaves and pink flowers. (Noun)
• Conjurer


  A person who performs magic tricks or illusions; a magician. (Noun)