Vocab 9-10

• L
• to shine
• light

• Shining; luminous
• Permitting light to pass throughl translucent

• Clearly expressed;easy to understand.
• Logical;rational;sane

To make clear of plain;to clarify

• Very clear, thus allowing a mazimum of light to pass through; transparents;translucent
• Very clear in meaning or style

• L
• light

• An object, such as the sun or moon, that gives light.
• A person who is outstanding in a particular field.

Light emitted by means other than burning, such as chemical or biochemical action or radiation.

• L
• to point out
• to show

• To assemble people, esp. troops, for a specific purpose.
• To gather; to summon
• "to pass muster"-to measure up to a certain standard

To speak in preotest or disapproval

• L
• shade, shadow

Extreme offense; resentment

• To give a sketchy outline
• To foreshadow indistinctly

• L
• Black, dark colored

To speak derogatively of someone's character or reputation; to defame; to disparage

• The art of predicting events by allegedly communicating with the dead.
• Black magic; witchcraft; sorcery

• L
• To be pale, to long for

• A cover for a coffin or tomb
• A coffin, esp. one with a body in it
• Anything that covers, darkens, obscures, or makes gloomy
• To become, tiresome, or lifeless

To make a situation, esp. an offnse, seem less serious; to makes excuses for something or someone.

• Deficient in color, having an abnormally pal complexion
• Lacking color, vitality, or interest;dull

• G
• away from

• A prophetic disclosure or revelation, esp. concerning a universal cataclysm
• Any widespread destruction
• The last book of the Bible, also known as Revelation which contains prophesies about the ultimate destruction of the world

False; counterfeit; doubtful, especially in authorship or authenticity

• A stroke; a sudden loss of muscular conrol, sensation, or consciousness usually resulting from rupture or blockage of a blood vessel
• to describe a state of extreme rage that produces exaggerated responses

A person who forsakes his or her own principles, religion, or allegiances

• L
• pure, spotless
• to punish, to correct, to restrain

To punish; to critisize severely; to chastise

To seek to improve through punishment; to discipline

• L
• to close

Something that blocks; an obstruction

Someone who lives alone and aviods company; a hermit

• L
• Key

A keyboard instrument, like a piano or harpsichord, with strings

A private, exclusive, or secret meeting

• A country entirely or mostly enclosed within the territory of another country
• A district or group isolated or enclosed within a larger one

• G
• through

A crown or headband worn as a sign of authority

A abusive criticism or attack

• Pertaining to a diameter
• Escactly or completely opposite

• Any group migration or flight from a country
• (Capitalized) The dispersion of the Jews from their homeland in the Middle East.