The action of setting something on fire or starting to burn.

Part of the trunk or a large branch of a tree that has fallen or been cut off

Open out something so as to extend its surface area, width, or length.

move slowly and carefully, especially in order to avoid being heard or noticed.

an advantage or profit gained from something.

the top or highest part of something.

a woody plant that is smaller than a tree.

an upward incline

moved by or as if by wind

make (someone or something) look or feel younger, fresher, or more lively.

so frightened that one is unable to move; terrified OR to change into a rock

created

fight

crazy, unbelievable

fake

creator, person who starts a business or organization

hard to believe

real, following the law

not correct, false

to disprove, prove false

a lot of something

to point to, show

put together

investigate, study, look closely

plan or procedure to accomplish a goal. Susan had a clever ____________ to persuade her parents to let her go to the party.

covered or buried with too much of something (emotionally or physically). I felt ______________ed with emotion.

to interrupt or break apart. The fire drill ___________________ed our class.

to risk losing something. I_____ my job _____________ when I brought my complaints to my boss.

devoted to a god or religious purpose. Jerusalem is a ____________ city for many religions.

an object made by humans. The archaeologists uncovered ancient ___________________ from hundreds of years ago.

unity with others caused by having a common purpose. We expressed our _________________ with victims by wearing a red armband.

not proven to be true. The claims remained __________________.

somebody who fights for a specific cause. The environmental ___________________s protested at the sight of the pipeline.

To make bigger, stronger, louder. The sound was ____________ed by the tunnel.

protect. The mother tried to _____________ her children from the evil of the world.

friends. We are your ________________. We will stand by you throughout.

condition of being not equal; The players protested racial __________________________.

a movement with the hand or arm that expresses an idea; Their ___________________ was a sign of solidarity.

a united group; The Cardinals were called "the rainbow coalition of baseball."

a list of people; The Cardinals had a very diverse _______________ of players.

forbidden, not permitted; Mohammed Ali was _______________ from boxing.

n way that is not fair, not just; James felt he was treated ______________________when he teacher gave him a poor grade.

a perfect version; America is founded on ___________________ of equality and justice.

very angry; She was _____________ when her boyfriend lied to her.

love, devotion to one's country; Is protesting an act of ___________________________?

disciplined, reproached; He was ________________ harshly for what he did.

direct, honest speech; Our conversation was very ___________________.

required to enter military service. He refused to enter the ____________.

to put in, mix. The flavor of the oil is ____________ with garlic and herbs.

expresses, provides a physical example of; The presidential candidate ___________________ fear and hatred.

to make sure laws or rules are obeyed; Mrs. Hall __________________ the school rules and made Adam take off his hat.

separation (by race, ethnicity, religion, etc.); Jim Crow laws made racial ________________ legal.

made into a law; Congress ______________ a new law.

lower or less important; Samantha always tried to make me feel _______________ by insulting me.

shows, represents; The actor ________________ a single mother doing her best for her family.

divided; His jeans were _____________________.

to make into one; The tragedy became a ____________ force for the community when people came together to help one another.

the state of being; I'm not sure if I believe in the ___________________ of angels.

to be worthy (good enough) for something; I don't know if you __________________ an A in this class.

started, founded; The company was ____________in 1954.

to identify, accept, be aware of; I am very pleased that lawmakers _________________ how unjust the law was.

word or gift given to show gratitude. The musicians paid ______________ to Miles Davis for his contributions to jazz.

cut in wood or stone; We ________ our initials in the tree.

emphasizes, shows as important; The report ____________________ the need for better healthcare.

to change

to control; to cause to change

single agricultural produce like wheat or cotton

insects or animals that are unwanted and cause harm

people or things that attack

sudden advance or increase

causes damage or destruction

to throw out or eliminate

a microorganism that causes a disease

characteristics

accidental

using in the wrong way

to cut

passing from parent to offspring (child)

all humans

long-term job

someone who makes you laugh (as a job)

approval, okay

someone who plans building projects

something in your way

looked

behave in a particular way because of an event or stimulus

difficult to move, not willing to listen to others' opinions

wrong or opposite

to make clear, less confusing

stupidity

grip, tight hold

a large amount, pile

to encourage, persuade

tired

a feeling of sadness about past events

a lifting of the shoulders

begged

to not pay attention

crushed, wadded up

(v.) swelling or bending out; His ___________ eyeballs were creepy.

(adj.) causing horror; The girls' mom said that her room was ______________.

(v.) begged; I ______________ with the officer not to give me a ticket.

(v.) sitting in a liquid, very wet; She loved ___________ her feet in a warm bath after work.

(n.) loud noise as from a crowd of people; They heard a loud ___________ in the streets and ran out to see what was going on.

(adj.) wrinkled or crumpled; My shirt became _____________ in my bag.

(adj.) soft or delicate; The restaurant served her an incredibly ____________ piece of steak; it seemed to melt in her mouth.

(v.) to make a sound in a low, continuous way. The crowd ___________ until the music began and then became silent.

(v.) to make a deep sound in the throat, usually to express effort or agreement; He __________ every time he his the ball.