Wordly Wise Lesson 19

Lesson 19

27 cards   |   Total Attempts: 188
  

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In a sleeplike state.
Ground hogs remain dormant through the winter.
Not active, but able to become active.
Japen's Mount Fuji is a dormant volcano.
Graceful or refined in appearance or behavior.
The tiny curved numbers and the slender hands made the old silver watch an elegant timepiece.
To burst forth violently.
The queen erupted in anger when told she must abdicate.
A violent bursting forth.
The eruption of Mount Saint Helens in 1980 caused immense damage.
To dig out.
The backhoe will excavate this spot near the pine tree to create the basement of our new house.
To uncover by digging.
Heinrich Schliemann began to excavate the ancient city of Troy in 1871.
The place formed by digging or the process of digging out.
The excavation of Cahuachi, Peru, uncovered many pieces of pottery from the ancient Nazca culture.
To eject; to release, as from a container.
Electric cars help keep the air clean because they don't expel poisonous gases.
To force to leave.
The school reserves the right to expel students for serious offenses.
A disagreeable smoke or gas.
Fumes from passing trucks and buses have damaged the oak trees.
To feel or show anger or resentment.
My father fumed when he discovered that I had left my bicycle out in the rain all night.
Made liquid by heat; melted.
At Colonial Williamsburg, we watched women make tapers by pouring molten wax into thin molds.
Showing or taking great care or effort.
After a painstaking search of the house, we found our missing car keys.
To die; to be killed or destroyed.
Approximately ten million people perished in World War 1.