A lot of the time as we read we tend to just skip over those words that make us think "what in the world does that mean?" Lets make this the place where we list those words. If someone else knows what it means then please add a comment telling us what you think it means.
It would be helpful if you told us all what page this word was on.
EXAMPLE:
-humble p. 5
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ReplyDeleteHumble (adj.) - modest, simple, the antonym of magnificent or grand. It is good to be somewhat humble because it means you are not selfish or a prima donna, prima donnas are so vulgar and repulsive!
ReplyDeleteWell, that's an opinion.
ReplyDeleteThat is so something you would say Aiden! I am not surprised at all that you ended up as the one to answer that. :D
ReplyDeleteOh, by the way. I don't think I will be able to do the big 6-5 chat tonight (if it happens). I hope you guys have fun, and maybe we can plan to do another one. Have a good Veterans day!
ReplyDeleteI love cheese kidding
ReplyDeleteI hate cheese. (unless it's Colby-jack cheese!)
ReplyDeletei was just kidding i just love cheese with everything
ReplyDeletehow come we are the only ones who actually wrote anything i mean aren't we all sopose to comment
ReplyDeletehello guys! im gonna start a vocab story we can all add inn!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOnce upon a time in a TRANQUIL village lived a teenager named Kendall. She was walking one day in the park when at an ABRUPT moment she....
is anyone else onn?
ReplyDeleteme im on
ReplyDeleteill finish your story
she saw her best friend, who waved to her. They both lived in EUROPE, and the POPULATION was big and still growing. The streets were crowded, and the alleys seemed EVERLASTING. So she said to her friend...
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ReplyDeleteHeyy Guys Is anyone on??
ReplyDeletehi im on do you want to continue the vocab story?
ReplyDeletenot really hahha
ReplyDeleteheyy guys im onn!!!! whi wants to finish itt?
ReplyDeletei ment who* :)
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ReplyDeletewait r u a follower
ReplyDeletei dont c u
ReplyDeleteyes i am a followweer
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ReplyDeletethis is weird no one went on 8 ditchers no but really why didn't anyone go on
ReplyDeletehey tj
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ReplyDeletei still dont get wat tranquil means...
ReplyDeletemorning!!!! might go to megeming
ReplyDeleteP.S. tranquil means calm it was a tranquil day full of sunshine with not a lot of movement you could just hear the birds singing thats about it
i ment megamind
ReplyDeleteOh, Ido. Tranquil means calm, relaxed, and/or quiet. Ido, you gave an example but you didn't define it.
ReplyDeletehaha. this is so awesomely funny! I am laughing so much for really no apparent reason. I just realized that the times that we posted stuff is all messed up. It say s that you posted at 3:53 AM! wooowwwwwww
ReplyDeleteI was talking to Ido
ReplyDeleteanybody onnnn????????????? lol
ReplyDeletedo we have any hw?
ReplyDeletehey people
ReplyDeleteum, we have to write the Vocab English story (5 vocab words) and I have Spanish, but I don't know about you
ReplyDeletek thanks!
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ReplyDeleteThis is a cool blog. I never used a blog before. Happy veterans day!
ReplyDeletewow how rude no one says hi to ben alexander.
ReplyDeletewhos super 6-5
ReplyDeleteok thanks. but i found out in school today :)
ReplyDeleteHi is Aidain on the blog? I need to do a progect with him. Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeletemax did u accept my friend request yet? btw u spelled project wrong. its project not progect. haha if u say wat i just said aloud it sounds funny.
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ReplyDeletemr janow can u post the vocab words on the blog every monday? cause sometimes wen i click on the list on ur website it just tells me to login and i cant login
ReplyDeleteI found Aidan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteim so board and did the hw uhhh anyone onnnnn ???????
ReplyDeletehaha Ben ur so funny
ReplyDeleteso board and did we have health hw aiden ????????
ReplyDeleteheyyyy wats up peeps
ReplyDeleteWOW
ReplyDeletewow what tj
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!!
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ReplyDeleteNew Vocab for this week are here!!!!
ReplyDeleteMoral , Stationary , Cross , Meager ,
Forlorn , Gallows , Melancholy
Exasperated , Marionette , Twilight
-these words will also be on my website but I know some people have had trouble viewing them there.
yay twilight!
ReplyDeletehaha twilight
ReplyDeleteim so board and its only 9:30 pm
ReplyDeleteme too
ReplyDeleteWait it's 6:29.
ReplyDeletehii everyone!! wasnt at school today what was the homework!!!? thnksss
ReplyDeletethere is a worksheet for math and scienve and u had 2 read the prologue in tuck everlasting and write a motif and a prediction
ReplyDeleteWoah!!! so many comments!!
ReplyDeleteWait, is anybody on??
ReplyDeleteVocabulary is big fun. I am being the person who is happy. Can anyone guess who I am??????
ReplyDeleteThese vocabulary words sure are advanced!
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ReplyDeleteA really advanced vocabulary word is be "antidisestablishmentarianism" which is an entity or person against the destruction of the government or ruling organization/union. It really surprises me how much more useful in most sentences our vocabulary words in class are and this one is a super-advanced-and-long vocabulary word.
ReplyDeleteguys i found the word "parson" in the book and i dont remember what page it was on but it was in a line of dialogue. i think it might be some old fashioned word that they used to use. i looked it up and it said:
ReplyDelete"1.
a member of the clergy, esp. a Protestant minister; pastor; rector.
2.
the holder or incumbent of a parochial benefice, esp. an Anglican. "
Wow muffin man that's a really long word!!
ReplyDeletethe longest word in the english language is 1,909 letters long and defines a protein chemical formula with 276 amino acids (C1289H2051N343O375S8) nick named titan. (I don't want to type the real word because it is a paragraph long).
ReplyDeleteWow
ReplyDeleteI know.
ReplyDeleteFor the longest word in the english language go to http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/1600253
ReplyDeleteI am annoyed no one has used the blog for the past 2 days.
ReplyDeleteHi everyone, I hope you are all enjoying having a few days off from school. Here are the new vocab words for this coming week:
ReplyDeletescornful , peculiar , shrug , vanity , indomitable , perilous , cavernous , elation , savior , parson
Hard words.
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