Robust+Vocabulary+2nd+Grade

**Lesson 4** > depend – need > disability – keeps you from being ABLE to do ceratin things > position – the way a person or thing stands, sits or lies down > attached – connected or feel close > responsibility – something you have to take care of > frisky – lively and playful
 * Lesson 1**
 * 1) dangerous – not safe heed – listen to a warning
 * 2) style – they way you do something
 * 3) ignore – not listen on purpose
 * 4) passion – do something with energy
 * 5) challenge – hard to do
 * 6) underestimate – thought it was easier than it really is
 * 7) proficient – good at something
 * Lesson 2**
 * 1) Edge – border or side neighborly – friendly to people who live
 * 2) Ventured – went some place new near you
 * 3) Described – tell about it in detail
 * 4) Hesitate – pause or wait before doing something
 * 5) Anonymous – without a name
 * 6) Unselfish – you share with others
 * 7) Satisfied – happy with the way things are
 * Lesson 3**
 * 1) Soaked – completely wet bulk – size and weight of an object
 * 2) Blockades – prevents (keeps) you from getting in some place
 * 3) Misplaced – in the wrong place
 * 4) Principles – what you believe about wrong and right
 * 5) Deny – don’t give someone what they have asked fo
 * 6) Consider – think carefully
 * 7) Opinionated – strong ideas about something
 * 1) assistance – help affinity – naturally like it

**Lesson 5** penalty – punishment positive – very sure about something location – place flutters – moves in a light quick way selected – chosen announcement – give new information to a group of people career – job that needs training excitable – easily worked up **Lesson 6** Techniques-to practice a routine or method Specially-made just for you Struggle-to try extra hard Traction-what keeps you from sliding Agile-can move easily and quickly Spectator-person who watches a game Competitive- tries hard to win or be the best Worthwhile-to think something is important **Lesson 7** Rickety-old and shaky Rattling-making short knocking sounds Prying-opening with a crowbar or other tool Impatiently-upset that you have to wait Romp-move around playfully Defeated-fell as if you have lost Jubilant-feeling joyful and happy Master-learn to do something well **Lesson 8** Clutched-held tightly Clambered-climb with both hands and feet Clumsy-you may trip and fall and can't move easily Ached-feel sore or are in pain Feud-having a big argument with someone Superior-to be the best Refuse-you don't want it Insult-say something mean L**esson 9** Brisk-quickly and lively such as in a brisk walk Strutted-to walk like you own the world Gobbled-to eat quickly and gulp food Paced-to have walked back and forth in a small area Request-to ask for something Negotiate-talk and offer to give up one thing in exchange for another Compromise-each side in an argument gives up of what it wants Improve-make something better Minor-not very important Previous-has happened before Priorities-more important than other things Extinguish-completely put something out Hazard-something that could be dangerous Efficient-if a person gets things done quickly and correctly --they are efficient Instantly-takes almost no time Drench-completely soak something
 * Lesson 10**


 * Lesson 11** filthy- something is very dirty. fellow- describes a person who has something in common with you. executive- when someone is a boss in charge of a business. renowed – you are famous for something. kin – all of your family members and relatives. original – it is the first of its kind. adorn – you decorate something and make it beautiful
 * Lesson 12** recently– if something happened not long ago. archaic – something is old and housed– if something is placed or lives somewhere. not used anymore. nominate – when you suggest that someone should get an office, job, or honor. recreation – when you do something fun and relaxing. leisurely – you are not in a hurry. ramble – you wander around.
 * Lesson 13** wilting – when a plant doesn’t get enough water flitted – if something moved quickly from place to place swirling – something is moving round and round distraught – the person is very, very unhappy trance – someone seems to be asleep,ut their eyes are open route- you are going the same way to a certain place semblance- when you make a drawing that looks like someone improvise- you make something up as you sing a song or tell a story
 * Lesson 14** dappled– something has spots, streaks, or patches of different colors or shades. habitat – if a plant or animal lives in a particular place in nature. entranced – something has delighted or amazed you. immense – really big or huge. trooped –to move along with a group of people circling – something is moving around you. adorable – something is very cute. assortment – a variety or mixture of things.
 * Lesson 15** bewildered – confused and unable to understand something. distrust – someone is not honest. evasive – someone tries to avoid answering a question. witness – someone sees an event and can tell about it. mull – think through possible solutions to a problem or the answer to a question. lock – group of hairs that hand together. beneath – you stand under a tree. startle –someone comes up quietly behind you and surprises you.
 * Lesson 16** celebrate- to honor an occasion disturb-a noise that bothers cozy- warm and comfortable underneath-to be below enchanting- likeable and enjoyable diversion- takes you away from what you're doing instead-to do something in place of another thrilled-to have had something make you excited and happy review-to write what you think or feel about a book or movie or a play celebrate-to be happy about an occasion with something like a party procrastinate-to delay or avoid doing something
 * Lesson 17** carefree-to not worry sipped-to take a small drink entertain-to do or provide something people will enjoy except-all but the one stomped-loud, pounding steps frail-very weak and tired horrendous-something horrible and frightening journeyed-to travel on a long trip melodious-pleasant musical sounds to hear screeching-a loud high sound
 * Lesson 18** attract-make something want to come audible-a sound you can hear universal- experienced by everyone in the world concentrate-to give all your attention creative-use different ideas expression-use your voice, face, and body when speaking to add meaning performance-to sing, act, or dance in front of an audience relieved-to feel happy when worry is gone
 * Lesson 19** supplies-materials and equipment needed to do the job committee-a group of people working on a project crop-a large planting of one kind of plant earn-to make money or other kind of reward for doing something edible-something you can eat experiments-tests to try out an idea innovation- to think of a new idea or product provide-give something to someone territory-an area of land
 * Lesson 20** accurately- to do something without making mistakes risk- to take a chance statue- a work of art made of hard material that can be seen from all sides encountered- to meet or experience responds- to give an answer host-the person in a program who introduces and talks with guests impulsive-to do things without thinking opponent-the person or team you play against originated-the time something started or began sleuths- people who try to solve crimes or mysteries
 * Lesson 21** bargain- to not have to pay very much; a good deal spoiled- damaged or ruined boost-to lift him or her up to reach something exchanged-to give something and get something in return delivered-to take from one place to another allowance-money you get from doing a job or chores rosy-to look pink or reddish thrifty-to be careful about spending your money industrious-to be hard-working
 * Lesson 22** acquired- to own or buy something new assumed- to believe something without thinking about it absurd-something that is crazy or silly attempt-to try to do something serious-to be important and not funny at all extremely-to be very much a certain way admit-agree that it is true even though you might not want to barely-to barely do something means you almost can't do it at all hilarious-to be very, very funny witty-able to say things in a clever and funny way
 * Lesson 23** thickens- to become less runny plentiful- a lot of something crowd-gather in large numbers sealed-to close up tightly carefully-pay close attention to what you are doing so you don't make a mistake attack-use great force to try to cause harm pattern-a repeating design disappear-something that you can't see anymore role-to have a role means you have certain things you have to do diligent-to keep working until you're done
 * Lesson 24** extinct- no more of that kind of animal is alive pledge- a promise to do something patience-to be able to wait without getting restless or complain tedious-to be boring and take a long time to do blended- mixed cradled-to hold closely raggedy-rough and torn at the edges distance-how far away something is personalities-the way a person acts, thinks, and feels crumpled-to gently crunch or bunch up
 * Lesson 25** accomplish- complete a task with good results feasible- it can be done attend-to go to an event report-a report tells what you have learned or found area-an open space or a part of a place serve-when you serve people you do for them or bring them food and drinks juggling-to juggle many things means you are working on many projects at the same time preference-to like one thing more than another means you have a preference alternatives-to have several choices
 * Lesson 26** belongings - the things you own. fleeing - you are running away from something. crave - you want something very much. correspond - you write a letter or an e-mail to a person.
 * Lesson 27** accent - people can tell where you are from by the way you speak. native - the certain place where you were born. aspire - you try very hard to do something. accolade - a special award or praise for something.
 * Lesson 28** squatted - you crouched or sat on the ground. chilly - something feels cool or cold. bizarre - something is very strange. extravaganza - amazing entertainment.
 * Lesson 29** absolutely - you definitely have to do something. halfheartedly - you do something without much interest. identify - you figure out what something is. durable - something lasts a long time.
 * Lesson 30** zoom - something moves really fast. enthusiast - someone who really enjoys doing or watching an activity. inexplicable - something can't be explained. itinerary - a plan that tells about what, when, and where you will do something or go somewhere.