Vocabulary Workshop-Blue, Unit 16

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furnish

After the fire damage was repaired, neighbors pitched in to help *equip* the house.

peer

As a gifted pianist, the child had no *equal*.

cram

Mom told me not to jam *jam* all my clothes into one drawer.

safeguard

Wear sunblock to *save* your skin.

fertile (an adjective)

(adj.) good for producing crops and plants; capable of developing or growing

mammoth (an adjective)

(adj.) great in size

rigid (an adjective)

(adj.) not bending; very strict

rowdy (an adjective)

(adj.) rough and disorderly

peer (a noun)

(n.) a person of the same age, rank, or ability; a British noble

mammoth (a noun)

(n.) a very large, long-tusked, shaggy-haired elephant that is now extinct

trespass (a noun)

(n.) an action that is wrong; unlawful entry onto someone's property

safeguard (a noun)

(n.) something that protects

fare (a noun)

(n.) the cost of travel on public transportation; food and drink

trespass (a verb)

(v.) to do wrong; to enter onto someone's property without right

endanger (a verb)

(v.) to expose to injury or harm

fare (a verb)

(v.) to get along

peer (a verb)

(v.) to look closely at

safeguard (a verb)

(v.) to protect against possible danger

cram (a verb)

(v.) to stuff tightly; to fill tightly; to study hard just before a test

furnish (a verb)

(v.) to supply with furniture; to supply with what is needed

assume (a verb)

(v.) to take upon oneself; to take for oneself; to pretend to have or be; to take for granted

safeguard

A helmet is a *defense* against head injuries.

mammoth

A skyscraper is an *enormous* building.

fare

Dad called to find out the plane *fee* from Los Angeles to New York.

endanger

Fire and drought *threaten* our forests and the animals that live in them.

trespass

I did not mean to *offend* against you.

peer

I tend to *gaze* at people through my glasses.

fare

If you study hard, you should *manage* well in school.

assume

My parents said I could have the puppy if I would *accept* the responsibility for it.

rowdy

My teacher does not tolerate *unruly* behavior.

rigid

Stand at attention, and keep your body *firm*.

trespass

The man was charged with criminal *invasion*.

fertile

The rich farmland of the Midwest makes it one of the most *fruitful* areas in the world.


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