THE WATSONS GO TO BIRMINGHAM

AUTOMATICALLY

• Capability of moving. Adj
• All of the machines automatically made the furniture
• According
• Naturally

BLIZZARD NOUN

• Severe snowstorm
• The blizzard hit New York not to long ago.
• Snow storm Down poor

JUVENILE DELINQUENT NOUN

• Child characterized by a juvenile delinquent
• Why do you do stuff that a juvenile delinquent would do?
• Bad child crime

MIRACULOUS ADI

• Supernatural power
• It was miraculous how fast he could read.
• Supernatural miracle

COCKEYE NOUN

• Eye that squints
• Your eye is no longer cockeyed because of that patch.
• Cross-eyed Crooked eye

PANNING NOUN

• Using a camera to film
• The man showed the panning to his parents.
• Film Videotape

EGGHEAD NOUN

• Intellectual
• My friend would be called an egghead during math.
• Smart Intelligent

PASSIONATE ADJ

• Strong emotion about somthing
• He was very passionate about playing basketball.
• Emotion Strong

DEMONSTRATION

• Showing proof
• The woman demonstrated her document.
• Evidence Proof

POMADE NOUN

• Ointment for hair
• The old man needed pomade for his scalp.
• Grease Gel

EMULATE

• Try to equal
• I tried to emulate my friends skill.
• Copy, imutate

FLYPAPER

• Catch flies
• There were a lot of flies so I used flypaper.
• Swatter, Towel

REINFORCEMENTS N

• Act of reinforcing
• The soldiers called for reinforcements when they almost lost.
• Wing, coating

FROSTBITE V

• Injury by extreme cold.
• The young man got frostbite from being in Antartica to long.
• Freeze, Frostiness

SKIMPY ADJ

• Lacking in size
• The young boy was so skimpy he could fit threw a the small crack.
• Skinny, thin

GERNADE N

• Small bomb thrown by hand.
• The soldiers keep a lot of grenades near them.
• Bomb, explosive

THURMOSTAT N

• Automatically or manually changes temperature.
• At two in the morning our thermostat was at 68 degrees.
• Dictate, change temperature

HAMBONE N

• Performer made in blackface.
• Byron is a hambone because he got his lips stuck.
• Artist, entertainer

ZOMBIE N

• Dead person give sibilance of life.
• The zombie apocalypse started yesterday.
• Dead people, freak

VITAL

• Necessary
• It is vital to see the doctor when you are very sick.
• Necessary,
• Important

ANTIFREEZE

• Lower the freezing point
• My mom used antifreeze to get the frost off the windshield.

MAESTRO

• Composer, teacher, or conductor
• My mom is a maestro.
• Artist, conductor

CHIHUAHUA

• Small Mexican dog.
• Some chihuahua's are feisty.
• Small dog, feisty dog

PEON N

• Unskilled, low social status
• If you're a peon you do some dumb things.
• Dumb, unskilled

COLOGNE

• Mildly perfumed toilet water
• When my brother goes number 2 it sometimes is cologne.
• Fragrance, perfume

PINNACLE N

• Highest point of success
• Winning the championship was a pinnacle point in the teams foundation.
• Greatest, peak

CONSCIENCE

• Inner scene of what is right or wrong.
• My conscience says to turn right.
• Sense, common sense

SENIORITY

• The state of being a senior
• My grandparents are seniority.
• Elderly, old

CUSSING V

• To use profanity
• Adults shouldn't be cussing around children.
• Swear, profanity

SIAM

• Former name of Thailand
• In Siam we have a lot of beaches.
• Thailand,

DISPERSAL N

• Dispersion
• The genies dispersal yesterday.
• Away, disappeared

STRANGLING V

• To be chocked
• The rat was strangling because of the snake.
• Choke, kill

EXECUTIONER N

• Official that carries out a death sentence
• The executioner killed 10 people.
• Killer, executor

SYMPONIC ADJ

• Characterized by similar sound
• People heard the symphonic screams.
• Same, sounds

FLAMETHROWER

• A weapon that sprays ignited fuel.
• In world war 2 many people used flamethrowers.

TECHNICIAN

• A person that is trained and skilled in a subject.
• My mom is a technician in science.

TRAITOR N

• A person who betrays another.
• Benedict Arnold is a famous traitor.
• Betrayer, hypocrite

HAPHAZARDLY ADV

• At random maner
• Haphazardly we were down 18 points.
• Random, out of nowhere

UDDERS N

• A momma baggy cow with more than one teat
• The farmer pulled the udders for some milk.
• Bosom, nipple

ULTIMATE ADJ

• Maximum, decisive
• I reached the ultimate goal I made.
• Extreme, eventual

ACCUSTOMED ADJ

• Usual, habitual
• I was accustomed to speaking English.
• Usual, normally

PENINSULA N

• Land almost almost surrounded by water exempt for the isthmus con ting it.
• Spain and Portugal are called the Iberian peninsula.
• Cape, headland

EAVESDROPPED

• Listen secretly to a private conversation.
• I eavesdropped to my parents conversation.
• Overhear, snoop

RABIES N

• An infectious disease usually fatal.
• My friend got rabies from three stray cats bit him.
• Can't find synonyms

FACILITYS N

• Something designed, built, installed
• The facility was very nice looking.
• Appliance, equipment

REDNECK N

• Uneducated white farmer especially from the South
• There are many rednecks in North Carolina.
• Hillbilly, clodhopper

GNASHING V

• To bite with teeth grinding
• My dad gnashing when he was sleeping.
• Clamp, grate

HILLBILLY N

• Country and Western music
• In North Carolina there is a lot of hill billy music.
• Country, bluegrass

SHEIK N

• Irresistibly charming to woman
• You look sheik in that dress.
• Charming, svelt

JIVE SONGS N

• Swing music
• They singed and danced to jive songs.
• Jazz, Swing

SNICH V

• Taddle
• When I spilled my friends cup he snitched.
• Taddle, tell

PATHETIC

• Evoking pity, pitiful
• That was very pitiful when you told.
• Pity, trash

TEMPTATIONS N

• Act of tempting, alluring
• The boy had many temptations about snooping in the candy shop.
• Tempt, bait

DUKING IDIOM

• To fight, especially
• The boys were really ducking it out.
• Fight, scrap

TRESPASSING V

• Unlawful act of entering land.
• The man trespassed on the rednecks land.
• Breach, infringement

ELECTROCUTED V

• Kill by electricity
• The man electrocuted by lightning.
• Stroked, fry

WHIRLPOOL N

• Water in a swift, circular motion, produced by opposing currents.
• The young boy almost got killed by a whirlpool if it wasn't for his brother.
• Vortex, stirr

STINGY

• Reluctant to give or spend, not generous.
• The stingy boy didn't share any candy.
• Parsimonious, ungenerous

WILIER ADJ

• Crafty, cunning
• The willer boy was planed a way to steal chocolate from his brother.
• Crafty, cunning

BOYCOTTS

• To abstain buying or using
• There were many boycotts boycotting the British.
• Refuse, reject

PROVOKE V

• Anger or enrage.
• The were provoked that they had to pay tax.
• Aggregate, infuriate

CONFRONTATIONS N

• Meting a person fact to face.
• I was confronted by my friends when we got back from a cruise.
• Engagement, run-in

QUEST N

• Search or persist the find or obtain something.
• Pirates had many quests to find different kinds of treasure .
• Search, expedition

DISCRIMINATION N

• Treatment or consideration of, or making a distinction in favor or against a person or thing.
• Many black people in the 60s were discriminated.
• Hatred, inequality

RASING CAIN IDIOM

• Behave rowdy
• The boys were raising Cain all day long.
• Disruptive, rowdy

INTERRACIAL

• Involving in different racial groups.
• The group of men were always interracial.
• Racially mixed, multiracial

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