Unit 8 Word Search

This word search contains the following answers:

swerve
simultaneous
remnant
quench
prudent
pervade
outstrip
ordain
onslaught
nub
legible
insubordinate
incentive
flourish
eject
disputatious
decrease
catastrophe
capsize
abnormal

This word search contains the following answers:

remnant
evict
legible
outstrip
salvo
proficient
vigilant
presume
perjury
paradox
nurture
notable
wrath
quench
simultaneous
swerve
prudent
pervade
insubordinate
nub
onslaught
incentive
flourish
disputatious
capsize
catastrophe
decrease
foremost
momentum
brawl
amiss

This crossword contains the following questions and answers:

Synonym: onset Onslaught
A knob Nub
Synonym: spur Incentive
Antonym: unreadable Legible
The sudden ? of the bus caused some passengers to fall out of their seats. swerve
Showing good sense prudent
to end quench
synonym: decree ordain
Rebellious Insubordinate
Antonym: die Flourish
Synonym: fragment Remnant
Synonym: concurrent simultaneous
To exceed outstrip
Pollutants ? the atmosphere of many of our nation's large cities. pervade
To evict eject
Antonym: pacific Disputatious
A misfortune catastrophe
To make less decrease
Strange Abnormal
To be upset Capsize

This crossword contains the following questions and answers:

something not usual abnormal
to turn bottom side up capsize
a large-scale disaster catastrophe
to become or make less decrease
inclined to argue or debate disputatious
to force out from a property evict
to grow, thrive, be prosperous Flourish
a reason for doing something incentive
disobedient, rebellious insubordinate
easily read legible
the central point or heart of a matter nub
a violent attack onslaught
to establish by law ordain
to get ahead of outstrip
to spread throughout prevade
cautious prudent
to put out, extinguish quench
a small part remaining behind remnant
happening or exsisting at the same time simultaneous
to turn aside sharply swerve

This crossword contains the following questions and answers:

(adj.) Not usual, not typical, strange abnormal
(v.) to turn bottom side up, upset capsize
(n.) a large-scale disaster, misfortune, or failure catastrophe
(v.) to become or make less; a lessening decrease
(adj.) inclined to argue or debate; provoking debate disputatious
(v.) to force out from a property, eject evict
(v.) to grow, thrive, be prosperous; to wave in the air; (n.) a dramatic gesture, a fanfare of horns flourish
(n.) a reason for doing something; something that stimulates action incentive
(adj.) disobedient, rebellious insubordinate
(adj.) easily read legible
(n.) the central point of heart of a matter; a knob nub
(n.) a violent attack; a sudden rush of something onslaught
(v.) to establish a law; to order a command; to appoint as a priest or minister; to destine ordain
(v.) to get ahead of, do better than, exceed outstrip
(v.) to spread throughout pervade
(adj.) cautious, careful, showing good sense prudent
(v.) to put out, extinguish, end quench
(n.) a small part remaining behind remnant
(adj.) happening or existing at the same time simultaneous
(v.) to turn aside sharply; a sharp or sudden turn swerve