Vocab Units 5-8 Crossword

(def) marked by honor, courtesy, and courage
(ant) clumsy, awkward, bungling, inept
(def) to tear up by the roots; to destroy totally
(def) a difference; a lack of agreement
We could tell he was ___ when he stood in the corner and did not talk to anyone
(syn) roomy, spacious
(syn) old, feeble, worn-out
(def) of great size
Alex proved to be ___ when the teacher found test answers scribbled on his arm
The options for the buffet were very ___ so it was difficult to decide what to eat
(ant) timely, convenient, opportune
(def) considered beforehand, deliberately planned
He was for sure a ___ when he reminded us to follow the rules
(def) eating away gradually
(syn) swing, shake
(syn) unbeatable, invincible
They ___ slowly because they did not want to walk through the door.
She proved to be a ___ when she started doing good to others.
(def) deprived of the necessities of life; lacking in
(ant) happy, light, not depressing
(syn) disorderly, riotous, violent
Being assigned partners in history made them realize how ___ they are, so they decided to hang out some time.
(syn) strong dislike
After he left the group, it was clear he was a ____.
(ant) harshness, cruelty, severity
There was a ___ of easter eggs, so we had to go to the store and buy more.
We ___ on our journey to the mountains.
(def) easily done or attained; superficial
(def) genuine, sincere
(def) extremely severe or harmful in its effects