Vocabulary Words .. succinct . facade .. April 6st

Succinct (adjective)

The succinct speech helped her to understand the problem.

facade (noun)

Her facade changed when she read the letter which told her she didn't get accepted.

Vocabulary Words .. elucidate . acquiescence .. April 6st

elucidate (verb)

He elucidated the problem to her.

acquiescence (noun) 


They found on an acquiescence by agreeing on the problem.

Vocabulary Words .. sundry . begrudge .. April 6st

Sundry (adjective)

The sundry selection of chocolate in the store was unbelievable.

begrudge (verb)

I begrudged her for her win in the game.

Vocabulary Words .. venerable . uncourth .. April 1st

venerable (adjective)

The venerable man was honored to be named in the service last sunday.

uncouth (adjective)

His uncouth behavior got him into a lot of trouble.

Vocabulary Words .. subpoena . fey .. April 1st

Subpoena (noun) The man became a subpoena because of the accusation that he murdered his neighbor.

fey (adjective) Her fey way to move reminded him of a ballet dancer

Vocabulary Words .. March 31st

Subpoena (noun / verb) a written order to a person to attend a court

fey (adj) giving an impression of vague worldliness

venerable (adj) worshipful

uncouth (adjective) the lack of good manners in a person's behavior

sundry (adj) various

begrudge (verb) to envy something(somebody)

elucidate ( verb) to clear something up, explain it

acquiescence (verb) accept something reluctantly but without protest

succinct (adj) explain briefly

facade (noun) visage, mask

Headlines #4 && 5 .. --[Romeo and Juliet]--> .. =]

Act IV


Scene I - The Friar's deathly plan

Scene II - Wedding between Juliet and the county one day earlier!

Scene III - Juliet takes the poison

Scene IV - The final wedding preperations

Scene V - The Capulet's daughter fell


Act V

Scene I - Romeo just acts too rash. Again

Scene II - The misery goes on...

Scene III - Romeo slains Paris, Romeo and Juliet die. The feud finally ends!