spurious- not genuine
astute- shrewd; clever
The only was for Slanderous Susie would get her gossip in a very sly, and astute way. She would come up to you and pretend she was just being friendly. She would talk to you about her problems and you would share you information with her. We would fall into her trap because we could not tell that she was acting in a spurious way.
Monday, March 29, 2010
Slander
slander- false charges and malicious oral statements about someone
Slanderous Susie was the editor-n-chief of the school newspaper. She gained her nickname because she continuously entered lies about certain classmates. People started calling her slanderous because of these false charges.
Slanderous Susie was the editor-n-chief of the school newspaper. She gained her nickname because she continuously entered lies about certain classmates. People started calling her slanderous because of these false charges.
Fabicated and Hypocrisy
fabricated- made; concoted to deceive
hypocrisy- the practice of pretending to be something one is not; insincerity
My favorite cartoon as a child was the Toony Loons. But I didn't like the character Hippo the Hypocrite. He would tell everyone to tell the truth under any circumstance. But then he would turn go and tell the next character a huge fabrication.
hypocrisy- the practice of pretending to be something one is not; insincerity
My favorite cartoon as a child was the Toony Loons. But I didn't like the character Hippo the Hypocrite. He would tell everyone to tell the truth under any circumstance. But then he would turn go and tell the next character a huge fabrication.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Dubious
dubious- doubtful; of unlikely authenticity
Dubious Derick is one of the most skeptical that I have ever met. He didn't believe anything that you told him, unless you have hard evidence. He probably wouldn't believe that it was raining outside if you came in with a wet umberella and soaking clothes. His favorite line was "Doubt it."
WTR - Dubious Derick was very doubtful.
Dubious Derick is one of the most skeptical that I have ever met. He didn't believe anything that you told him, unless you have hard evidence. He probably wouldn't believe that it was raining outside if you came in with a wet umberella and soaking clothes. His favorite line was "Doubt it."
WTR - Dubious Derick was very doubtful.
Mollify, Reclamation,and Sanction
mollify- to calm or soothe
reclamation- the act of making something useful again
sanction- to give official authorization or approval
Our fifth grade teacher's reclamtion of our brain was necessary after we had spent all summer watching tv and playing video games. After a receiving a sanction from our parents to do so, she prohibited us from watching any TV, besides PBS and the Discovery channel, fo rthe first month of school. To mollify our great desire for TV, she would show us interenting education films in class on friday.
reclamation- the act of making something useful again
sanction- to give official authorization or approval
Our fifth grade teacher's reclamtion of our brain was necessary after we had spent all summer watching tv and playing video games. After a receiving a sanction from our parents to do so, she prohibited us from watching any TV, besides PBS and the Discovery channel, fo rthe first month of school. To mollify our great desire for TV, she would show us interenting education films in class on friday.
Auspicious, Benevolent, and Benign
auspicious- favorable; promising
benevolent- well-meaning; generous
benign- kind and gentle
I think that my fifth grade class had a auspicious future ahead of us. I am sure that all of the classmates are doing pretty well now. Some of us may not have had the most benevolent intentions back when we were younger, but I think we grew out of it before we left elementary school that year. By the end of the year, we (at least, most of us) were very benign with each other.
benevolent- well-meaning; generous
benign- kind and gentle
I think that my fifth grade class had a auspicious future ahead of us. I am sure that all of the classmates are doing pretty well now. Some of us may not have had the most benevolent intentions back when we were younger, but I think we grew out of it before we left elementary school that year. By the end of the year, we (at least, most of us) were very benign with each other.
Asylum
asylum- a place or retreat or security
My fifth grade class used to love to play on the playground. I remember us going and playing out there in the freezing cold (true story). Our favorite game was tag. We created this asylum under the slide. Whoever could get to the slide before they got tagged was safe.
My fifth grade class used to love to play on the playground. I remember us going and playing out there in the freezing cold (true story). Our favorite game was tag. We created this asylum under the slide. Whoever could get to the slide before they got tagged was safe.
Superfluous and Alleviate
superfluous- extra; unnecessary
alleviate- to ease a pain or burden
Alan the Alleviater was one of my best friends. He was really nice. I hadd a little bit of a crush on him in the fifth grade. Often we would get these cramps in our hand while writing our papers for the teacher. He would give these hand massages that would magically alleviate the pain. I think he liked me back because he would give me a superfluous massage at the end of the day, even if my hand didn't cramp.
alleviate- to ease a pain or burden
Alan the Alleviater was one of my best friends. He was really nice. I hadd a little bit of a crush on him in the fifth grade. Often we would get these cramps in our hand while writing our papers for the teacher. He would give these hand massages that would magically alleviate the pain. I think he liked me back because he would give me a superfluous massage at the end of the day, even if my hand didn't cramp.
Frentic and Gratuitious
frentic- wildly excited or active
gratuitious- given freely; unearned; unwarrented
Our day's in the fifth grade were very frentic. We had subject, after subject, after subject. Then it was art, out to recess, more subjects, playtime, and home. I think they wanted to run all the energy out of us so that our parents would not have to deal with it when we got home. Sometimes our teacher would throw gratuitious playtime in the day to burn some more of our energy, even if we didn't deserve it or want it.
gratuitious- given freely; unearned; unwarrented
Our day's in the fifth grade were very frentic. We had subject, after subject, after subject. Then it was art, out to recess, more subjects, playtime, and home. I think they wanted to run all the energy out of us so that our parents would not have to deal with it when we got home. Sometimes our teacher would throw gratuitious playtime in the day to burn some more of our energy, even if we didn't deserve it or want it.
Egregious and Flagrant
egregious- conspicuously bad or offensive
flagrant- extremely or deliberately shocking or noticible
Once, Ebony hugged this boy for an hour because he pointed out one of her egregious errors in her paper. Sometimes I think she would throw some flagrant mispellings in her papers just so she could hug him.
flagrant- extremely or deliberately shocking or noticible
Once, Ebony hugged this boy for an hour because he pointed out one of her egregious errors in her paper. Sometimes I think she would throw some flagrant mispellings in her papers just so she could hug him.
Ebullience and Effusive
ebullience- intense enthusiasm
effusive- emotionally unrestrained; gushy
Effusive Ebony was the cryer of the class. If someone got a cut on the playground, she tear up. If you let her borrow a pencil, she would give you tears with her thanks. She was very effusive in expressing her appreciation towards you for the smallest thing. I will never forget the time she started crying even harder because I gave her one of my tissues because she was crying. She showed great ebullience in her thanks also. She was so weird about that. One time she started hugging this girl for helping her up when she slipped in the cafeteria. She even got on her knees and closed her hands and thanked her. Needless to say, that girl never talked to her again.
effusive- emotionally unrestrained; gushy
Effusive Ebony was the cryer of the class. If someone got a cut on the playground, she tear up. If you let her borrow a pencil, she would give you tears with her thanks. She was very effusive in expressing her appreciation towards you for the smallest thing. I will never forget the time she started crying even harder because I gave her one of my tissues because she was crying. She showed great ebullience in her thanks also. She was so weird about that. One time she started hugging this girl for helping her up when she slipped in the cafeteria. She even got on her knees and closed her hands and thanked her. Needless to say, that girl never talked to her again.
Poignant
poignant- profoundly moving; touching
Although most of the time we did feel that Miss Flamboyant's speeches were simply the ramblings of a senile old woman, but one of her speeches was very poignant. It brought us to tears as she told her life story. It made us see her in a whole differnt light.
Although most of the time we did feel that Miss Flamboyant's speeches were simply the ramblings of a senile old woman, but one of her speeches was very poignant. It brought us to tears as she told her life story. It made us see her in a whole differnt light.
Opulent
opulent- exhibiting a display of great wealth
Miss Flamboyant always drove a different car for whatever day it was. Her rides were always opulent. My favorite day was Friday because she always drove her hybrid Cadillac that she had decorated with all these "Go Green" stickers.
Miss Flamboyant always drove a different car for whatever day it was. Her rides were always opulent. My favorite day was Friday because she always drove her hybrid Cadillac that she had decorated with all these "Go Green" stickers.
Florid and Ostentatious
florid- describing flowery or elaborate speech
ostentatious- describing a showy or pretentious display
Our fifth grade art teacher's name was Miss Flamboyant. She always gave us florid speeches about how life is a canvas and you are the pain brush. Her big words, meatphors, and similies were all part of her ostentatious show of deeper meanings.
ostentatious- describing a showy or pretentious display
Our fifth grade art teacher's name was Miss Flamboyant. She always gave us florid speeches about how life is a canvas and you are the pain brush. Her big words, meatphors, and similies were all part of her ostentatious show of deeper meanings.
Embellish and Ornate
embellish- to make beautiful by ornamenting; to decorate
ornate- elaborately decorated
I have a friend named Ornate Olivia. She dresses so well (at least, she thinks she does). She embellishes herself with fake rubies and diamonds. She wears bright colors and always has to match with her contacts. Her earrings have to be extremely dangally. She is so ornate that it became part of her name.
ornate- elaborately decorated
I have a friend named Ornate Olivia. She dresses so well (at least, she thinks she does). She embellishes herself with fake rubies and diamonds. She wears bright colors and always has to match with her contacts. Her earrings have to be extremely dangally. She is so ornate that it became part of her name.
Servile and Suppressed
servile- submissive; like a servant
suppress- subdue; kept from being circulated
Servile Sally always did what the bullies told her. She even did their homework and wrote their papers. But when the teacher began complimenting their papers and praising them in front of other teachers, Sally decided she would no longer suppress her anger. She stood her ground and released all her anger toward the bullies. She, then, became known as Super Sally.
suppress- subdue; kept from being circulated
Servile Sally always did what the bullies told her. She even did their homework and wrote their papers. But when the teacher began complimenting their papers and praising them in front of other teachers, Sally decided she would no longer suppress her anger. She stood her ground and released all her anger toward the bullies. She, then, became known as Super Sally.
Alliance and Disparity
alliance- a union of two or more groups
disparity- inequality in age, rank, or degree; difference
Haughty Hillary and Patronizing Patty had formed and alliance. They made an agreement to stick together and belittle everyone else in the class. They would like to believe that there was a great disparity between the rest of the class and them, but we were all on the same level.
disparity- inequality in age, rank, or degree; difference
Haughty Hillary and Patronizing Patty had formed and alliance. They made an agreement to stick together and belittle everyone else in the class. They would like to believe that there was a great disparity between the rest of the class and them, but we were all on the same level.
Alienated
alienated- removed ot disassociated from (friends, family, or homeland)
Ally the Alienated was the most pitiful site in the fifth grade. She, once, had all the friends in the world. But after her gossip blog got her into all that trouble, no one talked to her anymore. She was alienated.
Ally the Alienated was the most pitiful site in the fifth grade. She, once, had all the friends in the world. But after her gossip blog got her into all that trouble, no one talked to her anymore. She was alienated.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Torpor
torpor- laziness; inactivity; dullness
After Iago read the class his story, we were filled with torpor and were not excited at all when we had to deliver our own story.
After Iago read the class his story, we were filled with torpor and were not excited at all when we had to deliver our own story.
Insipid and Listless
insipid- uninteresting; unchallenging
listless- lacking energy
The work that Iago would do was very insipid. When we had to write a story that included a metaphor and a similie, he did the bare- minimum. Then when he recited it, he did it listlessly.
listless- lacking energy
The work that Iago would do was very insipid. When we had to write a story that included a metaphor and a similie, he did the bare- minimum. Then when he recited it, he did it listlessly.
Indolent
indolent- lazy
Indolent Iago was never did any of the work for himself. When we had to do a group project, he never did any portionof the work. He wanted us to do it for him. When we had to go to PE, he would lie to the teacher and say he was an asthmatic, thus could not do his jumping jacks.
Indolent Iago was never did any of the work for himself. When we had to do a group project, he never did any portionof the work. He wanted us to do it for him. When we had to go to PE, he would lie to the teacher and say he was an asthmatic, thus could not do his jumping jacks.
Quandary
quandary- a state of uncertainty or perplexity
Ian did not understand why none of the girls that liked him wanted to date him. He was in a quandary. He was not sure if it was his looks or did he smell bad or something.
Ian did not understand why none of the girls that liked him wanted to date him. He was in a quandary. He was not sure if it was his looks or did he smell bad or something.
Impede and Obscure
impede- to slow the progress of
obscure- (adj) relatively unknown; (v) to conceal or make indistinct
All the girls had a crush on Ian the Impediment. He was very hot. But we called him the Impediment because if you ever dated him, he always would distract you from your studies. It would take you all night to finish your homework becauae you were on the phone with him. He just became an impediment to your educational career. His view of what he wanted to do was kind of obscure so he was not very enthusiastic about his studies. Because he did not have a clear view of what he wanted to do, he did not care about what grades he got.
obscure- (adj) relatively unknown; (v) to conceal or make indistinct
All the girls had a crush on Ian the Impediment. He was very hot. But we called him the Impediment because if you ever dated him, he always would distract you from your studies. It would take you all night to finish your homework becauae you were on the phone with him. He just became an impediment to your educational career. His view of what he wanted to do was kind of obscure so he was not very enthusiastic about his studies. Because he did not have a clear view of what he wanted to do, he did not care about what grades he got.
Futile
futile- having no useful purpose; pointless
Cassie tried time and time again to explain algebra to us, but it was futile. We could not understand it.
Cassie tried time and time again to explain algebra to us, but it was futile. We could not understand it.
Cryptic
cryptic- difficult to comprehend
Only Cassie could understand the cryptic writing that our teacher put on the board. She called it algebra. We could not understand it. We called it Cassie's secret language.
Only Cassie could understand the cryptic writing that our teacher put on the board. She called it algebra. We could not understand it. We called it Cassie's secret language.
Convoluted
convoluted- intricate and complex
Convoluted Cassie was someone that should have treated us the was Hillary and Patty did. She was extremely smart and most of the sentences that she was went over out head. she had a very convoluted mind.
Convoluted Cassie was someone that should have treated us the was Hillary and Patty did. She was extremely smart and most of the sentences that she was went over out head. she had a very convoluted mind.
Patronizing
patronizing- treating in a condescending manner
Patronizing Patty was Haughty Hillary's best friend. She treated the class the same way Hillary treated us. She critisized everyone in the class and treated us like we were below her.
Patronizing Patty was Haughty Hillary's best friend. She treated the class the same way Hillary treated us. She critisized everyone in the class and treated us like we were below her.
Haughty and Imperious
haughty- arrogant; vainly proud
imperious- arrogantly domineering or overbearing
Haughty Hillary was also in my fifth grade class. She was Dejason's girlfriend. She was the most stuck up person I had ever met. She thought she was the most beautiful and smartest person on the face of the earth. She flaunted her looks and was very imperious toward the other girls in the class.
imperious- arrogantly domineering or overbearing
Haughty Hillary was also in my fifth grade class. She was Dejason's girlfriend. She was the most stuck up person I had ever met. She thought she was the most beautiful and smartest person on the face of the earth. She flaunted her looks and was very imperious toward the other girls in the class.
Despotic and Dictatorial
despotic- exercising absolute power; tyrannical
dictatorial- domineering; oppressively overbearing
Despotic Dejason was in my fifth grade class. He would make everyone do whatever he said. If you tried to tell him no, then he would get his big brother to beat you up in the playground. His dictatorial actions lasted all through my fifthgrade year. I wonder if he is still like that now.
WTR: Despotic Dejason was dictatorial.
dictatorial- domineering; oppressively overbearing
Despotic Dejason was in my fifth grade class. He would make everyone do whatever he said. If you tried to tell him no, then he would get his big brother to beat you up in the playground. His dictatorial actions lasted all through my fifthgrade year. I wonder if he is still like that now.
WTR: Despotic Dejason was dictatorial.
Condescending, disdain, and contemptous
condescending- treating people as weak or inferior
contemptuous- feeling of hatred; scornful
disdain- (n) contempt; scorn (v) to regard or treat with contempt; to look down on
Connie the Condescending did not have very many friends because she treated people like they were lesser than her so they did not want to be around her. She even admitted that she felt disdain towards people that were not as smart as she. The class was so contemptuous of her that they never palyed with her at recess.
contemptuous- feeling of hatred; scornful
disdain- (n) contempt; scorn (v) to regard or treat with contempt; to look down on
Connie the Condescending did not have very many friends because she treated people like they were lesser than her so they did not want to be around her. She even admitted that she felt disdain towards people that were not as smart as she. The class was so contemptuous of her that they never palyed with her at recess.
Substantiated and Vindicated
substantiated- supported with proof or evidence; verified
vindicated- freed from blame
Booboo's blood at the crimes scene substantiated that he was there and it also vindicated Even from all the accusations he was getting.
vindicated- freed from blame
Booboo's blood at the crimes scene substantiated that he was there and it also vindicated Even from all the accusations he was getting.
Plausible
plausible- seemingly valid or acceptable, credible
Peewee the Plausible always had excuses for whatever he didn't do. But no matter what his excuse was it always seemed to make sense so people accepted it as true.
Peewee the Plausible always had excuses for whatever he didn't do. But no matter what his excuse was it always seemed to make sense so people accepted it as true.
Penitent
penitent- expressing remorse for one's misdeeds
Booboo soobed as he confessed to stealing the honey. He was very penitent. He became known ab Booboo the boowoo.
Booboo soobed as he confessed to stealing the honey. He was very penitent. He became known ab Booboo the boowoo.
Objectivity
objectivity- treating facts without influence from personal feelings or prejudices
Emmy the Impartial shows great objectivity because he can decide who was right and tell them so no matter how he feels about them. He went and congradualted Booboo for confessing to the crime, even though he hard a few hard feelings towards Booboo.
Emmy the Impartial shows great objectivity because he can decide who was right and tell them so no matter how he feels about them. He went and congradualted Booboo for confessing to the crime, even though he hard a few hard feelings towards Booboo.
Integrity
integrity- trustworthiness, completeness
Booboo showed great integrity when he confessed to stealing the honey Evan was accused of stilling.
Booboo showed great integrity when he confessed to stealing the honey Evan was accused of stilling.
Incontrovertible
incontrovertible- not able to be denied or disputed
After Judge Arthur saw the correct labwork that showed it was Booboo's blood at the crime scene, and not Evans's. It was incontrovertible that Booboo was the one who stole the honey and not Evan.
After Judge Arthur saw the correct labwork that showed it was Booboo's blood at the crime scene, and not Evans's. It was incontrovertible that Booboo was the one who stole the honey and not Evan.
Impartial
impartial- not in favor of one side or the other, unbiased
Emmy the Impartial was the enemy of Booboo the Biased. Booboo did not ike Emmy because Emmy was accepting to all and did not show a foavor to the bears that looked like him. When their was a dispute, he sided with the more just argument, not with the bear that looked more like him.
Emmy the Impartial was the enemy of Booboo the Biased. Booboo did not ike Emmy because Emmy was accepting to all and did not show a foavor to the bears that looked like him. When their was a dispute, he sided with the more just argument, not with the bear that looked more like him.
Exculpate
exculpate- to free from guilt or blame
After 16 years of being in jail, Evan the Innocent was exculpated because the labs found out that they got the forensics mixed up. He then became known as Evan the Exculpated.
After 16 years of being in jail, Evan the Innocent was exculpated because the labs found out that they got the forensics mixed up. He then became known as Evan the Exculpated.
Biased
biased- prejudiced
Booboo the biased was the biggest, baddest member of the anti-others group. He was biased against everyone that was not like him and had no problem expressing it. He only let bears that look like him into his cave and he always sides with them too.
Booboo the biased was the biggest, baddest member of the anti-others group. He was biased against everyone that was not like him and had no problem expressing it. He only let bears that look like him into his cave and he always sides with them too.
Arbiter
arbiter- a judge who decides a disputed case
My favorite daytime judge show is Judge Authar because his has no problem with his job as a arbiter. He takes are of the toughest decisions really quikly. He listens carefully to the case, thinks for a second, then delivers his decisions. He does not care what if, ands, or buts the losing side he. He says this is my decision and thats final.
My favorite daytime judge show is Judge Authar because his has no problem with his job as a arbiter. He takes are of the toughest decisions really quikly. He listens carefully to the case, thinks for a second, then delivers his decisions. He does not care what if, ands, or buts the losing side he. He says this is my decision and thats final.
Rhetoric
rhetoric- the art of using language effectively and persuasively
Percy the Persuasive had to take classes in rhetoric to increase his skills in using his words to persuades his audiances to agree with him.
Percy the Persuasive had to take classes in rhetoric to increase his skills in using his words to persuades his audiances to agree with him.
Lucid
lucid- easily understood, clear
I have a friend named Lucid also. She is Clarity's twin. She acts just like her too. She makes sure that everything that she says is simple, clear, and to the point.
I have a friend named Lucid also. She is Clarity's twin. She acts just like her too. She makes sure that everything that she says is simple, clear, and to the point.
Implication
implication- the act of suggesting or hinting
There is a sitcom called "Emily the Implicator." It is about a girl that never comes right out and asserts her thoughts. She hints at things. When her mom put too much salt in the food, instead of coming out and saying, "Ma, you put too much salt in the food", she quietly said, "Ma, don't you think salt is bad for you." And she asked her if she liked salty food.
There is a sitcom called "Emily the Implicator." It is about a girl that never comes right out and asserts her thoughts. She hints at things. When her mom put too much salt in the food, instead of coming out and saying, "Ma, you put too much salt in the food", she quietly said, "Ma, don't you think salt is bad for you." And she asked her if she liked salty food.
Fluid
fluid- easily flowing
When I was a kid, my favorite dancer was Fluid Florence. When she danced, her moves were like water. She was not stiff at all and it didn't look like she was trying too hard. It was like her body became the bass of the song.
When I was a kid, my favorite dancer was Fluid Florence. When she danced, her moves were like water. She was not stiff at all and it didn't look like she was trying too hard. It was like her body became the bass of the song.
Emphasize
emphasize- to give special attention to something, to stress
My favorite comedian is Edwin the Emphasizer. He can say a normal, average sentence that anyone could say. But he emphasizes a certain word, which makes it hilarious. For example, the sentence was Bush was a great president. When he said it, "BUSH (pause for effect) was a great president. When he said it, the audiance saw that it was sarcasm.
My favorite comedian is Edwin the Emphasizer. He can say a normal, average sentence that anyone could say. But he emphasizes a certain word, which makes it hilarious. For example, the sentence was Bush was a great president. When he said it, "BUSH (pause for effect) was a great president. When he said it, the audiance saw that it was sarcasm.
Eloquence
eloquence- the ability to speak vividly or persuasively
I have a beautiful friend named Eloquence. When she speaks, she captivates her audiance. Her words come alive when she utters them and she gets the audiance on one accord with her. She is kind of like a female pastor.
I have a beautiful friend named Eloquence. When she speaks, she captivates her audiance. Her words come alive when she utters them and she gets the audiance on one accord with her. She is kind of like a female pastor.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Discourse
discourse- conversation
My friend Molly loves discourse. She never shuts up, but I love her still.
My friend Molly loves discourse. She never shuts up, but I love her still.
Didactic
didactic- intended to instruct
Cohesive made a CD that was very didactic. Her rhymes were about war and the US's political stand points.
Cohesive made a CD that was very didactic. Her rhymes were about war and the US's political stand points.
Cohesive
cohesive- condition of sticking together
Coherent has a sister named Cohesive. She, unlike her brother, says things that link together.
Coherent has a sister named Cohesive. She, unlike her brother, says things that link together.
Assertion
Assertion- a declaration or statement
My favorite actor is Aisha the Assertive. She is never unsure or wishy washy about anything. She makes her staements and very clearly. On one episode, she walked up to her boss and declared right there, "I don't like you and I quit."
My favorite actor is Aisha the Assertive. She is never unsure or wishy washy about anything. She makes her staements and very clearly. On one episode, she walked up to her boss and declared right there, "I don't like you and I quit."
Monday, March 22, 2010
Coherent (I slipped oxymoran in there.)
coherent- logically connected
oxymoran- an apparent contradiction of terms
My sister has a friend named Coherent. This man is quite the opposite of the this word coherent. This word and he are an oxymoran. He always trys to lecture me on life, but his sentences never make sense. He says one sentence about love then he comes out of no where talking about how to make gumbo.
oxymoran- an apparent contradiction of terms
My sister has a friend named Coherent. This man is quite the opposite of the this word coherent. This word and he are an oxymoran. He always trys to lecture me on life, but his sentences never make sense. He says one sentence about love then he comes out of no where talking about how to make gumbo.
Cogent
Cogent- convincing; reasonable
My buddy, Cogent, is very reasonable. I think he should go work in Washington D.C. when he gets older because his arguments are always convincing and evrything he says always makes sense.
My buddy, Cogent, is very reasonable. I think he should go work in Washington D.C. when he gets older because his arguments are always convincing and evrything he says always makes sense.
Clarity
clarity -clearness in thought or expression
I have a friends named Clarity. She never keeps anything from you. She makes sure you completely understand everything when she says something.
I have a friends named Clarity. She never keeps anything from you. She makes sure you completely understand everything when she says something.
Introduction
These are some sentences that tell stories about a few of my friends. These descriptions will help explain the AP vocab words. And I will give you some WTR's(ways to remember).
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