Sunday, December 16, 2007

Kayla's Vocab

Vocab – Week of December 10


Goad

Description – To urge or prod as if with a long, pointed stick

POS – Verb

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Related Words – Egg on (synonym), hold back (antonym), provoke (synonym)

Sentence – My brother goaded me tauntingly to put the worm in my sleeping sister’s hair, but I maturely resisted.


Capricious

Description – Characterized or subject to acting on a whim; impulsive and unpredictable

POS – Adjective

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Related Words – Careless (synonym), constant (antonym), dependable (antonym)

Sentence – Instead of following my well-planned schedule, I threw it in the trash and let my capricious desires take me wherever I would decide to go.



Obviate

Description – To render unnecessary; to anticipate and do away with effectively; to prevent the occurrence of

POS – Verb

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Related Words – Avert (synonym), preclude (synonym), “obviatus” – “to meet and do away with” (Latin) (related term)

Sentence – Let’s obviate a confrontation by walking away and refusing to fight.


Malady

Description – Any disease, disorder, or ailment, esp. one that is chronic or deep-seated

POS – Noun

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Related Words – Illness (synonym), affliction (synonym), health (antonym)

Sentence – It would seem that with snow the winter brings an assortment of maladies, from the common cold to influenza.


Felicity

Description – An instance of great happiness; bliss; an appropriate manner/style; An instance of pleasing manner; a cause of happiness

POS – Noun

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Related Words – Happiness (synonym), joviality (synonym), “felix”/ “felicis” – “happy, fortunate” (Latin based) (related word)

Sentence – Crossing the street, the little girl skipped with felicity, carrying handpicked dandelions and smiling.


Goad

1. http://www.keyway.ca/jpg/goad.jpg

2. a stick with a pointed end for driving cattle

3. noun

4. spur, push, impel

5. I used the goad to make the cow move.

Capricious

1. http://www.joythequeenofclean.com/sitebuilder/images/3717003-R1-018-7A-263x285.jpg

2. To be witty

3. adjective

4. variable, flighty, mercurial

5. My boss was so capricious, I wasn't sure what his reaction would be.

Obviate

1. http://estore.websitepros.com/stores/1449940/catalog/grooming.jpg

2. To prevent or eliminate

3. verb

4. preclude, avert, anticipate

5. I used the pet cleaner to obviate the odor.

Malady

1http://www.nanosweb.org/patient_info/brochures/images/ThyroidEyeDisease_2.jpg

2. any disorder or disease of the body

3. noun

4. sickness, affliction, ailment

5. The girl had a malady that destroyed her eyesight.

Felicity
1http://www.reece-search.com/images/illustrations/happy_person.jpg

2. the state of being happy

3. noun

4. happiness, bliss, delight

5. She wished the newly weds great felicity in their new married life.




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Friday, December 14, 2007

bryant's vocab

Goad
1. provoke, urge
2. verb
3. syn: annoy, arouse, bully
4. Iago goaded Othello into killing Desdemona.
Capricious
1. led by, erratic, changeable
2. adj
3. syn: careless, unpredictable, unreasonable
4. Iago was able to have capricious personalities that way he could manipulate the other characters in the play.
Obviate
1. prevent, eliminate
2. verb
3. syn: interfere, interpose, intervene
4. The Japanese in Hiroshima and Nagasaki were obviated by our atomic bombs.
Malady
1. disorder or disease of the body
2. noun
3. syn: ache, affliction, ailment
4. Aids is a malady that is rapidly spreading throughout the US.
Felicity
1. happiness, bliss
2. noun
3. syn: contentment, delight, ecstasy
4. When you first get married you are in a state of felicity.

Andrew Milzarski's December 14th

Goad
-To prock or drive with, or as if with
-Verb
-Animate, Annoy
-The cowboy used a sheep dog to goad the sheep.

Capricious
-Subject to,led by, or indicatine
-Adjective
-Arbitaty, careless, changeful
-The Nervous driver was fearful the police officer would act capricious.

Malady
-Any undesiredable or disorded condition
-noun
-illness, sickness
-The poor man was stricken with a malady in the cold weather.

Felicity
-The state of being happy
-Noun
-Very happy
-There was a felicitic feeling in the air during Thanks Giving.

Obviaite
-to amticape and prevent or elominate by the effective measures
-Verb
-Render unnecesary
-Driving safe obviate the risk of a car accidant

Drew Reinke's Vocab

Goad
Description: To Poke to agitate
Part of Speech: Verb
Sentence: My defender in basketball last night had to goad me to get me out of my game.
Related Words: Provoke, Drive, Push (S)

Capricious
Description: Unpredictable
Part of Speech: Adjective
Sentence: The winter weather in Michigan is capricious because you never know when it is going to snow.
Related Words: Variable, Flighty, Mercurial (S)

Obviate
Description: Anticipate or Prevent
Part of Speech: Verb
Sentence: Our defense is to obviate our opponent’s key player.
Related Words: Preclude, Avert, Anticipate (S)

Malady
Description: Disorder or disease of the body
Part of Speech: Noun
Sentence: Having six toes is a malady.
Related Words: Illness, Sickness, Affliction,

Felicity
Description: Being happy
Part of Speech: Noun
Sentence: Winning a championship is supposed to bring you Felicity.
Related Words: Pleasure, Joy, Exhilaration (S)

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Taylor's Vocab.

Goad- To prod or to steer forcefully.
POS- Verb
Sentence- The cowboy goaded the the horses into the coral by galloping around them with a lasso.
Related Words- Urge (S), Spur (S), Curb (A).
Picture-http://www.legendsofamerica.com/photos-oldwest/CowboyOnHorse.jpg


Capricious- To be impulsive and unpredictable.
POS- Adjective
Sentence- The horse was so capricious that you never knew how he would react t being kicked.
Related Words-Fickle (S), Gaga (S), Constant (A).
Picture-http://www.humboldtmusic.com/webpage/graphics/ACF6307.jpg


Obviate- To know what is coming and to stop the outcome.
POS- Verb
Sentence- There are sign to obviate injuries at horse stables.
Related Words- Ward (S), Restrain (S), Hinder (S).
Picture-http://www1.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/591382/2/istockphoto_591382_no.jpg


Malady- A disorder, disease or ailment of the body.
POS-Noun
Sentence- The horses rider had a malady that caused her to use prosthetic legs.
Related Words- Illness (S), Syndrome (S), Bug (S).
Picture-http://www.sti.nasa.gov/tto/Spinoff2005/Images/Page_053_Image_0001.jpg


Felicity- A source of happiness.
POS- Noun
Sentence- Going out and riding my horse causes felicity in every aspect of my life.
Related Words- Bliss (S), Glee (S), Delight (S).
Picture- http://www.cuttingcornerranchfoundationquarterhorsesandpaints.com/images%5Cfox2.jpg

Courtney R's vocab

Goad:
  • Description- To urge or prod.
  • POS- Verb
  • Related Words- prick(s), motivate(s), hold back(a)
  • Sentence- My friend goaded me to present my project first.
Capricious:
  • Description- Doing something unpredictably.
  • POS- Adjective
  • Related Words- whimsical(s), careless(s), constant(a)
  • Sentence- My capricious friend came home from the mall with blue hair.
Obviate:
  • Description- To act accordingly to what you anticipate.
  • POS- Verb
  • Related Words- interfere(s), anticipate(s), embrace(a)
  • Sentence- My stragety in the game was to obliviate my opponent.
Malady:
  • Description- A disease.
  • POS- Noun
  • Related Words- disorder(s), syndrome(s), health(a)
  • Sentence- My malady kept me from going to school.
Felicity:
  • Description- The state of being happy.
  • POS- Noun
  • Related Words- delight(s), jubilation(s), misery(a)
  • Sentence- My felicity for Christmas spread to others.

Eric Campau's Vocab Week 12/14

Goad (verb)

Description:
To poke or prod
Sentence:
The opponent had to goad my teammate by calling him a “nancy-boy.”
Picture:


Related Words:
Provoke (synonym),
Push (synonym),
Spur (synonym)

Capricious (adjective)

Description:
Impulsive and unpredictable
Sentence:
The weather is the most capricious thing ever and refuses to give us a snow day.
Picture:


Related Words:
Whimsical (synonym),
Variable (synonym),
Fickle (synonym)

Obviate (verb)

Description:
To anticipate and prevent
Sentence:
The army’s key focus is to obviate the target’s next move.
Picture:

Related Words:
Avert (synonym),
Preclude (synonym),
Hinder (synonym)

Malady (noun)

Description:
Any disorder or disease of the body
Sentence:
Othello’s malady is epileptic seizures.
Picture:

Related Words:
Problem (synonym),
Woe (synonym),
Trouble (synonym)

Felicity (noun)

Description:
The state of being happy
Sentence:
Fairytales are meant to have an ending of pure felicity.
Picture:

Related Words:
Beatitude (synonym),
Bliss (synonym),
Happiness (synonym)

Kelsie Stephens Vocabulary

Goad- egg on.
a. verb
b. sym- encourage, ant- deter,and ant- hold back.
c. The players of the team goad each other to get pumped up for the big game.
d.



Capricious- changeable.
a. adjective
b. Sym- whimsical, careless, ant- dependable
c. The capricious weather in Michigan makes it hard for the weather man to predict.
d.



Obviate- block
a. verb
b. sym- avert, anticipate, and prevent
c. The soccer players obviate the direction of the ball to the next person.
d.



Malady- disease
a. noun
b. sym- aliment, bug, ant- healthy
c. The teen suffered a unknown malady that cover her body in itchy rashes.
d.



Felicity- happiness
a. noun
b. sym- bliss, glee, ant- sadness
c. The college student was filled with felicity on her first day on campus.
d.





Brie's Vocab

Goad
Description: To push or prick; a stick with a pointed end
POS: verb/noun
RW: urge(s), annoy(s), pressure(s)
Sentence: I goaded the shy rabbit out of its cage.
Picture:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7b/Rabbit_in_cage.JPG/800px-Rabbit_in_cage.JPG

Capricious
Description: likely to change
POS: Adjective
RW: impulsive(s), unpredictable(s), inconsistent(s)
Sentence: I strongly dislike it when my capricious friends cannot make up their minds.
Picture:
http://bimedia.ftp.clickability.com/wktvwebftp/extended.gif

Obviate
Description: to prevent or eliminate
POS: Verb
RW: prevent (s), preclude (s), advert (s)
Sentence: I will do anything to obviate myself from any drama that occurs.
Picture:
http://www.ing.unitn.it/~dalio/vsd/pics/prevent_logo_web.jpg

Malady
Description: A disorder or disease of the body
POS: Noun
RW: problem (s), trouble (s), difficulty (s)
Sentence: Last year I had many medical maladies after I had mono.
Picture: http://www.eorthopod.com/images/ContentImages/wrist/wrist_kienbocks_disease/wrist_kienbocks_disease_causes01.jpg

Felicity
Description: Being happy for an instant
POS: Noun
RW: delight(s), pleasure(s), joy (s)
Sentence: After scoring the game winning goal I was in a state of felicity for one moment until I got run over by the opposing team.
Picture:
http://www.fdcw.unimaas.nl/cwsiot/shopwindow/music/Floor%20Manschot%20&%20Michiel%20Stoter/plaatjes/happiness.jpg

Bethann's Vocabulary

Vocabulary

Goad
POS: Verb
Description: to roost or to provoke something
Related Words: prod, stimulate, and drive
Sentence: My mother called to wake me up but had to come down and goad me until I was awake.
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Capricious
POS: Adjective
Description: to change in the foreseeable future
Related Words: unpredictable, variable, and changeable
Sentence: The sailors used to say that the sea was like a woman, capricious and dangerous.
Picture:




Obviate
POS: Verb
Description: to see something bad coming and avoiding it
Related Words: preclude, steer clear of, and anticipate
Sentence: Little red riding hood saw the wolf coming but didn’t obviate.
Picture:


Malady
POS: Noun
Description: a sickness in a person
Related Words: virus, disease, condition
Sentence: The malady was beyond help from the doctors.
Picture:

Felicity
POS: Noun
Description: to be full of joy, in high spirits
Related Words: delight, gladness, cheerful
Sentence: Dory was felicitous sort of character.
Picture:

Nick's Vocab



Goad
Definition: to push something in a forceful manner.
POS: Verb
Sentence: The gangster goaded me with his knife.
Related Words: poke, pinch, prick







Capricious
Definition: impulsiveness
POS: Adjective
Sentence: The capricious man jumped out of the plane.
Related Words: unpredictable, impulsive, sudden












Obviate
Definition: to prevent
POS: Transitive Verb
Sentence: The lack of snow obviated the snowmobilers from getting to ride the trails.
Related Words: prevent, stop, prohibit







Malady
Definition: a virus
POS: Noun
Sentence: You go to the doctor's office when you have a malady.
Related words: sickness, ache, condition







Felicity
Definition: causes happiness
POS: Noun
Sentence: Playing hockey causes me lots of felicity.
Related Words: merry, joy, grumpy

Anthony's Vocab

Goad- to incite or rouse
POS: transitive Verb
http://www.oriental-arms.co.il/photos/items/61/001061/ph-0.jpg
Sentence: The owner goaded the elephant.
Related Words: synonyms- motivate, thorn, spur

Capricious- unable to be predicted
POS: adjective
http://www.amethystconstruction.com/weather_us_map.jpg
Sentence: He has always acted so capriciously.
Related Words: Synonyms- inconsistent, unpredictable, impulsive

Obviate- to avoid or anticipate
POS: transitive verb
http://obviate.us/images/Child-Acetamin.jpg
Sentence: They completely obviated that question.
Related Words: Etymology:
Late Latin obviatus, past participle of obviare to meet, withstand, from Latin obviam

Malady- in bad condition, disease
POS: Noun
http://www.flickr.com/photos/aisforangie/10614048/
Sentence: Malady has spread throughout the school.
Related Words: Etymology:
Middle English maladie, from Anglo-French, from malade sick, from Latin male habitus in bad condition

Felicity- a state of being happy
POS: Noun
http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=164613381&size=l

/\/\/\/\/\/\ I, Marissa, Alyssa, and Kim while in your class!
Sentence: There’s always a sense of felicity in the classroom after Mrs. Schellenberg says, “Ladies and Gentlemen…”.
Related Words: Etymology:
Middle English felicite, from Anglo-French felicité, from Latin felicitat-, felicitas, from felic-, felix fruitful, happy

Brian Palo's 12/14

Goad
to prick or drive with.
Verb
Synonyms – Hound, Instigate, Tease.
The farmer goads his heard when he needs to move them.

Capricious
Subject to, or led by.
Adjective
Synonyms – Erratic, Fickle, Wayward.
If I don't know where I'm going I tend to be very capricious.


Obviate
to anticipate and prevent with effective means.
Verb
Synonyms – Anticipate, Counter, Ward
The batters goal was to obviate the curve ball from the pitcher.

Malady
Any disorder or disease of the body.
Noun
Synonyms – Affliction, Debility, Plague
The man had a Malady which gave him fainting spells.

Felicity
Expressing joy or happiness. State of happiness.
Noun
Synonyms – Bliss, Euphoria, Jubilation
On Christmas Day I open my gifts with Felicity.

Bethanies vocab

Goad
1. Part of Speech: Verb
2. Description: To provoke.
3. Related Words (s): urge, drive, stimulate
4. She goaded the teacher to move the test date.


Capricious
1. Part of Speech: Adjective
2. Description: Spontaneous/ unpredictable.
3. Related Words (s): flighty, unpredictable, fickle
4. The capricious puppy jumped onto the counter and stole the cookie.


Obviate
1. Part of Speech: Verb
2. Description: to eliminate or prevent
3. Related Words (s): preclude, avoid, anticipate
4. She obviated the test by not going to school.


Malady
1. Part of Speech: Noun
2. Description: Any disorder or unwanted disease
3. Related words (s): Sickness, affliction, illness
4. The malady she was diagnosed with kept her from school.


Felicity
1. Part of Speech: Noun
2. Definition: To be content or happy
3. Related Words (s): joy, delight, bliss
4. Christmas is a time when everyone is filled with felicity.

Lisa L. Zimmerman's Vocab

1. Goad

Definition- to provoke, tease
POS- verb
Synonyms- drive, prod, sting
Sentence- I love to goad my little sister when my parents aren’t looking.
2. Capricious

Definition- destined to change
POS- adjective
Synonyms- variable, impulsive, unpredictable
Sentence- I love the capricious manner of my life!
3. Obviate

Definition- to avoid with prevention
POS- transitive verb
Synonyms- hinder, preclude, prevent
Sentence- She obviated an injury by wearing full face mask while mixing chemicals.
4. Malady

Definition- a disease or bad condition
POS- noun
Synonyms- difficulty, trouble, ill
Sentence- My good friend has a malady that we need fixed immediately.
5. Felicity

Definition- great happiness
POS- noun
Synonyms- pleasing, satisfying, pleasant
Sentence- It is always important to have felicity especially during Christmas.

Zach C's Vocab

Goad
Verb
Description: To Tease.
Related Words: Provoke, Drive, Arouse.
Sentence: He tired to goad the warrior into battle.


Capricious
Adjective
Description: Erratic Occurrance.
Related Words: Patchy, Steady, Unpredictable
Sentence: Capricious people make decisions based on impulses.

Obviate
Verb
Description: To prevent something.
Related Words: Avoid, Preclude, Avert
Sentence: I will do whatever i can to obviate myself from stress thta may occur.

Malady
Noun
Description: Sickness that may occur to a person.
Related Words: Virus, Disease, Affection
Sentence: The malady that the boy was diagnosed with a fatal disease.

Felicty
Noun
Description: A great happiness
Related Words: Joy, Pleasure, Bliss
Sentence: Everyone during the holidays is full of felicty.

alex p vocab

Goad
1. Verb
2. To prod an animal with a long pointed stick
3. beg, prod, force
4. The herder had to goad the lazy goats around.
5. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:U_Wash_-_goats_03.jpg

Capricious
1. adjective
2. erratic or unpredictable
3. patchy, flighty, mercurial
4. The cat's capricious behavior scared me.
5. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:GAto.jpg

Obviate
1. verb
2. To prevent of eliminate something
3. Eliminate, obliterate, block
4. In order to obviate the goal, he jumped in the way.
5.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:The_Colts_applying_pressure_at_the_Battalion_net.JPG

Malady
1. noun
2. a minor illness, disease, or disorder to the body or mind.
3. syndrome , condition , health
4. His malady prevented him from playing sports.
5. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Youth-soccer-indiana.jpg

Felicity
1. noun
2. An instant of being happy
3. delight, joy, pleasure
4. The child showed great felicity while opening the present.
5. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Gifts_xmas.jpg

Jennifer's Vocab

Goad
1. Description: To puncture with a pointed stick.
2. Part of Speech: It is a verb.
3. Picture: Separate
4. Related words include: annoy (synonym), arouse (synonym), and drive (synonym).
5. Sentence: He tried to goad his enemy in a fight.

Capricious
1. Description: Characterized by an unpredictable occurrence.
2. Part of Speech: It is an adjective.
3. Picture: Separate
4. Related words include: variable (synonym), consistent (antonym), and steady (antonym).
5. Sentence: The capricious snowfall occurred in July.

Obviate
1. Description: To anticipate something and prevent it from happening.
2. Pat of Speech: It is a verb.
3. Picture: Separate
4. Related words include: avert (synonym), hinder (synonym), and avoid (synonym).
5. Sentence:She obviated the confrontation at the mall when she saw her old best friend.

Malady
1. Description: A disease or disordered condition of the body.
2. Part of Speech: It is a noun.
3. Picture: Separate
4. Related words include: sickness (synonym), illness (synonym), and affliction (synonym).
5. Sentence: The malady took a toll on his health.

Felicity
1. Description: An instance of happiness or something that causes overall happiness.
2. Part of Speech: It is a noun.
3. Picture: Separate
4. Related words include: cheerfulness (synonym), joy (synonym), and exhilaration (synonym).
5. Sentence: Her felicity hinted that she was excited about something.

Dewey Dewey Dewey 2

Goad
1. To urge or drive something with painful force.
2. Verb
3. Synonym: Force, Synonym: Persuade, Antonym: Free
4. Mrs. Schellenberg has to goad her students to listen to her long, painful, loud, obnoxious, ear-killing, boring, pointless lectures. (Gotcha)

Capricious
1. When someone changes beliefs based on impulses/regularly.
2. Adjective
3. Synonym: Variable, Synonym: Change, Antonym: Consistent
4. Mrs. Schellenberg's outfits are very capricious, some days look bad, others they look... REALLY bad! (Thats Two!)

Obviate
1. To anticipate or prevent something from happening
2. Verb
3. Synonym: Avert, Synonym: Prevent, Antonym: Allow
4. Skipping 2nd Hour WFTRW obviates killer migraine headaches. (STEEERRRIKE THREE!)

Malady
1. A disease/disorder of the body
2. Noun
3. Synonym: Sickness, Synonym: Condition, Antonym: Healthy
4. Some teachers are fun, some teachers are crazy! Some teachers make up a spinal malady to miss school and are just plain lazy! (You Must Be Extremely Glad Theres Only One More Word)

Felicity
1. State of being happy or something causing happiness
2. Noun
3. Synonym: Joyful, Synonym: Glee, Antonym: Mrs. Schellenberg
4. Felicity is something you rarely see inside the classroom of the notorious student self-esteem abuser, Mrs. Schellenberg!

Nikkel's Vocab

Goad
1. Part of Speech: Verb
2. Description: To provoke.
3. Related Words: prod, drive, and stimulate.
4. She goaded the cattle with a stick.
5. Separate Sheet

Capricious
1. Part of Speech: Adjective
2. Description: Spontaneous or unpredictable.
3. Related Words: variable, unpredictable, constant
4. The weather is capricious in the winter.
5. Separate Sheet

Obviate
1. Part of Speech: Verb
2. Description: to anticipate and prevent
3. Related Words: preclude, avert, and counteract
4. The kid obviated the accident by paying attention to the road.
5. Separate Sheet

Malady
1. Part of Speech: Noun
2. Description: A disease, germ, or sickness.
3. Related words: Sickness, affliction, and healthy.
4. The malady was making everybody sick.
5. Separate Sheet.

Felicity
1. Part of Speech: Noun
2. Definition: To be content or happy
3. Related Words: joy, happiness, and pleasure.
4. Everyone should be filled with felicity at this time of year.
5. Separate Sheet

Gabrielle Whip's Vocabulary

Goad- def- to prod or push a person into doing something. pos- verb. related words (s)- urge, prod, and push. Sentence- The devil goaded Eve into eating the forbidden apple from the Tree of Knowledge. Picture-



Capricious- def- Something done erratically or by whim or impulse. pos- adjective. related words (s)- erratic, flighty, and fickle. Sentence- The capricious two year old decided to fling his clothes off and run around the party naked. Picture-

Obviate- def- to anticipate, prevent, or eliminate. pos- verb. Related words (s)- preclude, avert, and anticipate. Sentence- The wreckless driver began to drive more cautiously after his fifth accident, in order to obviate the risk of a serious injury. picture-


Malady- def- an undesired, disordered disease to the body. pos- noun. related words (s)- illness, sickness, and affliction. Sentence- Pastor Vanderclocke prayed for healing of the maladies that were taking over the ill-elderly in our congregation. picture-


Felicity- def- Being abundantly happy. pos- noun. related words (s)- bliss, cheerful, and glee. Sentence- The felicity of the dancer after completing a flawless routine shined bright as she gave the glory to The Lord. Picture-


Tommy S's vocab

Goad
Verb
Definition- To prod an animal with a long pointed stick
Related Words- beg, prod, force
Sentence- The rancher goad’s a cattle with a pole.

Capricious
adjective
Definition- to make sudden changes
Related Words- patchy, flighty, mercurial
Sentence- Capricious people make impulsive decisions.

Obviate
Verb
Definition- To eliminate or prevent something
Related Words- preclude, avoid, anticipate
Sentence- Taking cold medicine prevents the common cold.

Malady
Noun
Definition- Any disorder or unwanted disease
Related Words- illness, vomiting, affliction
Sentence- Asthma is a malady many suffer from.

Felicity
Noun
Definition- happiness or contentment
Related Words- ecstasy, cheerfulness, delight
Sentence- A boy experiences felicity when he gets a puppy.

Trents vocab

Goad
Verb
Definition- To drive or direct someone or something else.
Related Words- beg, prod, force
Sentence- I goaded the truck through the mud.

Capricious
adjective
Definition- erratic or unpredictable
Related Words- patchy, flighty, mercurial
Sentence- To me women can be capricious a lot of the time.

Obviate
Verb
Definition- To eliminate or prevent something
Related Words- preclude, avoid, anticipate
Sentence- Zoolander obviated the prime minister of the Malaysia.

Malady
Noun
Definition- Any disorder or unwanted disease
Related Words- illness, vomiting, affliction
Sentence- AID’s has always been a malady.

Felicity
Noun
Definition- To be content or happy
Related Words- ecstasy, cheerfulness, delight
Sentence- I have reached felicity at this point in my life.

Matt Jablonski's Vocab

Goad
Description: To provoke or urge; to guide.
Part of speech: Noun.
3 related words: Provoke(s), force(s), and comply(a).
Sentence: Sheep dogs are often used to goad sheep.
Picture:


Capricious
Description: Someone or something that is unpredictable.
Part of speech: Adjective.
3 related words: Erratic(s), spontaneous(s), and typical(a).
Sentence: The capricious cat jumped out of the window.
Picture:

Obviate
Description: To prevent of eliminate something.
Part of speech: Verb.
3 related words: Eliminate(s), obliterate(s), and block(s).
Sentence: In order to obviate the flu, John got a flu shot.
Picture:

Malady
Description: A disease, virus, or sickness.
Part of speech: Noun.
3 related words: Sickness(s), affliction(s), and healthy(a).
Sentence: The old man's death was due to a rare malady.
Picture:

Felicity
Description: The state of being joyous or happy.
Part of speech: Noun.
3 related wards: Delight(s), bliss(s), and sorrow(a).
Sentence: On Christmas morning, children across the world are full of felicity.
Picture:

Kayla

Kylee Szczepaniuk's Vocab 1st hour

Goad
1. picture: see separate sheet.
2. POS: verb.
3. Definition: to prod, urge, or provoke.
4. Related words: propel (s), prompt (s), prevent (a).
5. Sentence: Sam goaded his friend into skipping class with him even though he really didn't want to.

Capricious
1. picture: see separate sheet.
2. POS: adjective.
3. Definition: tends to unpredictably change, spontaneous.
4. Related words: erratic (s), flighty (s), predictable (a).
5. Sentence: The capricious cat suddenly woke up and began to play with a marble.

Obviate
1. picture: see separate sheet.
2. POS: verb.
3. Definition: to make unecessary.
4. Related words: evade (s), remove (s), embrace (a).
5. Sentence: The self scanners at Meijers obviated the need for cashiers at those lanes.

Malady
1. picture: see separate sheet.
2. POS: noun.
3. Definition: a minor illness, disease, or disorder to the body or mind.
4. Related words: syndrome (s), condition (s), health (a).
5. Sentence: Sarah's malady prevents her from playing soccer because she is too weak to run around.

Felicity
1. picture: see separate sheet.
2. POS: noun.
3. Definition:Great happiness, euphoria, joy.
4. Related words: bliss (s), ecstacy (s), misery (a).
5. Sentence: Bob reached pure felicity when he finally had achieved his goal and had reached the top of Mount Everest.

Ashley Botham Vocab

  1. Goad-
    Part of Speech- Noun
    Description- a stick with a pointed or electrically charged end.
    Related Words- urge, push, force (synonyms)
    Sentence- The farmer used a goad to drive the cattle into the field.

Picture- http://www.keyway.ca/jpg/goad.jpg


2. Capricious-
Part of Speech- adjective
Description- erratic
Related Words- variable, flighty, mercurial (synonyms)
Sentence- The hyper child ran around the house capriciously.

Picture- http://www.cartoonstock.com/lowres/cgo0081l.jpg

3. Obviate-
Part of Speech- Verb
Description- To eliminate, render unnecessary, prevent
Related Words- preclude, avert, anticipate (synonyms)
Sentence- To obviate the risk of injury I always take down time between each running season.

Picture- http://blogs.zdnet.com/images/eliminate%20drm.jpg


4. Malady-
Part of Speech- Noun
Description- Any disorder or disease of the body
Related Words- illness, sickness, affliction (synonyms)
Sentence- The malady caused the boy to be very sick.

Picture- http://www.satori.org/images/illness.gif

5. Felicity-
Part of Speech- Noun
Description- to be happy; bliss
Related Words- Ecstasy, cheerfulness, delight (synonyms)
Sentence- A certain felicity took control of my body when I won my race.

Picture- http://jeffvoegtlin.com/blogimgs/noworryhappy.jpg

Rachel's Vocab


Goad

Description: To urge, drive, or encourage someone to do something.
POS: Verb
Sentence: The husband was able to goad his wife into giving him more money while they were in Las Vegas.
Related Words: S- motivate, pressure, drive

Capricious

Description: unpredictable.
POS: adj.
Sentence: The car salesman was capricious with his facts about the car he was trying to sell us.
Related Words: A- predictable, stable, S- contrary

Obviate

Description: To prevent, anticipate or eliminate.
POS: verb
Sentence: The lawyer was unable to obviate the witness' statement before he committed perjury.
Related Words: S- block, prohibit, remove


Malady

Description: a disease or disorder.
POS: noun
Sentence: The old man suffered from a malady that was incurable.
Related Words: S- ache, sick, affliction





Felicity

Description: Happy, content.
POS: noun
Sentence: The dancer showed much felicity in her performance.
Related Words: S- joy, bliss, A- discontent
Goad
Description: A long item used to prick something (usually cattle)
POS: noun (can be used as verb)
Synonyms: poke, push, urge
Sentence: A goad was used to drive a horse and plow to go faster.
Picture: http://www.visitflorida.com/images/cms/1115499906.57_lowres_lg.jpg

Capricious
Description: Unpredictible
POS: Adjective
Synonyms: Variable, change, impulsive.
Sentence: We have very capricious weather in Michigan.
Picture: http://sirocco.accuweather.com/nx_mosaic_400x300c/re/inmaremi_.gif

Obviate
Description: To prevent something from happening.
POS: Verb
Synonyms: eliminate, avert, prevent
Sentence: Joe obviated the risk of falling off the bull.
Picture: http://www.geraldroberts.com/images/grbull.jpg

Malady
Description: A chronic disease or disorder.
POS: noun
Synonyms: Illness, sickness, affliction
Sentence: The women suffered from a rare malady.
Picture: http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2006/01/11/meningococcal_narrowweb__300x452,0.jpg

Felicity
Description: state of being happy
POS: noun
Synonyms: Joy, Bliss, Pleased
Sentence: When the little kids recieved their christmas gifts they were in felicity!
Picture: http://lchc.ucsd.edu/FifthDimension/pictures/funny/images/big%20smile_JPG.jpg

Stephanie's Vocab

PICTURES ARE SEPERATE

Goad
1. Definition: To drive something in a forcing manner.
2. Part of Speech: Verb.
3. Related Words: Poke, Pinch, Prick
4. Sentence: The farmer goads his cattle into their pens.

Capricious
1. Definition: Characterized by impulsiveness.
2. Part of Speech: Adjective.
3. Related Words: Unpredictable, Impulsive, Sudden.
4. Sentence: The capricious girl bought a pair of shoes without trying them on.

Obviate
1. Definition: To anticipate and prevent.
2. Part of Speech: Verb.
3. Related Words: Prevent, Stop, Prohibit.
4. Sentence: My mom obviates me from doing my homework by making me do chores.

Malady
1. Definition: A disease, disorder, or virus.
2. Part of Speech: Noun.
3. Related words: Sickness, Ache, Condition.
4. Sentence: My grandma died from a malady.

Felicity
1. Definition: Being happy or something that causes happiness.
2. Part of Speech: Noun.
3. Related Words: merry, joy, grumpy
4. Sentence: When I see my boyfriend I am overwhelmed with felicity.

Evan's Vocab

1. Goad
P.O.S- Verb
Definition- To drive or direct someone or something else.
Related Words- urge, prod, force ( synonyms)
Sentence- In order to goad the cattle out of the gate, the cowboy had to use force.

2. Capricious
P.O.S.- adjective
Definition- erratic or unpredictable
Related Words- variable, flighty, mercurial ( synonyms)
Sentence- My capricious boss was very hard to read and always surprised me with different tasks.

3. Obviate
P.O.S.- Verb
Definition- To eliminate or prevent something
Related Words- preclude, avert, anticipate ( synonyms)
sentence- In order to obviate my chances of catching a cold, I have been constantly washing my hands.


4. Malady
P.O.S.- Noun
Definition- Any disorder or unwanted disease
Related Words- illness, sickness, affliction ( synonyms)
Sentence- The Malady has caused extreme fatigue and sadness for the poor girl.

5. Felicity
P.O.S.- Noun
Definition- To be content or happy
Related Words- Bliss, cheerfulness, delight (synonyms)
Sentence- A certain felicity took over my body after I won the lottery.

Kirsten's Vocab

Goad
POS: Noun/Verb
Description: To push or drive forward. A pointed object used to push something.
Related Words: spur (s), push (s), impel (s)
Sentence: The rancher used a goad to get the cows into the fence.

Capricious
POS: Adjective
Description: Impulsive or unpredictable.
Related Words: variable (s), flighty (s), constant (a)
Sentence: The weather in Michigan is very capricious.

Obviate
POS: Verb
Description: To anticipate, prevent, or eliminate.
Related Words: preclude (s), avert (s), anticipate (s)
Sentence: Susie wore a helmet to obviate the risk of getting hurt.

Malady
POS: Noun
Description: Any disorder or disease of the body.
Related Words: illness (s), ailment (s), affliction (s)
Sentence: The nurse gave Susie medicine to cure her malady.

Felicity
POS: Noun
Description: A state of happiness.
Related Words: happiness (s), bliss (s), depression (a)
Sentence: After the wedding the couple was in marital felicity.

Stank's Vocab

Goad
- to provoke
- verb
- incite, aggravate, hassle
- Mrs. Schellenberg's class loves to goad.
- http://www.cartoonstock.com/newscartoons/cartoonists/cga/lowres/cgan1205l.jpg

Capricious
- change is likely
- adjective
- impulsive, unpredictable, changeable
- My grade in World Lit is very capricious.
- http://www.bhdca.gov.ba/eng/galerija%20zima%202006/images/Capricious%20Jahorina%20mountain.jpg

Obviate
- to avoid
- verb
- ignore, shun, evade
- Criminals try to obviate the police.
- http://images.ientrymail.com/securitypronews/122706criminals.jpg

Malady
- a disease
- noun
- sickness, virus, infection
- All people try to obviate maladies with medicine.
- http://www.medicalook.com/diseases_images/crohns_disease2.jpg

Felicity
- something that causes happiness
- noun
- joy, laughter, smile
- Humor is a felicity, so am I.
- http://www.utilitarianism.com/happy-pig.jpg

Kelsie Sullivan's Vocab

Goad
Definition-
To drive or steer something in a forcing or painful manner.
Part of Speech- Verb
Sentence- The hunter goaded me with a spear.
Related Words- poke, pinch, prick

Capricious
Definition- characterized by impulsiveness
Part of Speech- Adjective
Sentence- The capricious child jumped off the cliff.
Related Words- unpredictable, impulsive, sudden

Obviate
Definition- to anticipate and prevent.
Part of Speech- Verb
Sentence- The accident obviated the cars from getting onto the highway.
Related Words- prevent, stop, prohibit

Malady
Definition- A disease, disorder, or virus.
Part of Speech- Noun
Sentence- In the hospital there are many maladies being treated.
Related words- sickness, ache, condition

Felicity
Definition- Being happy or something that causes happiness.
Part of Speech- Noun
Sentence- Going to school does not cause felicity.
Related Words- merry, joy, grumpy

Tyler Cole's Vocab

Goad(Verb/Noun)
-Something with a pointy or sharp end.
-(Syn) Drive,Lash,Lust
-I found the goad object that was used to murder Billy.
http://www.ashokaarts.com/other/ot-woodancus1.jpg

Capricious(Adj)
-Never knowing how someone is going act to someone elses actions.
-(Syn) changeful, contrary, moody
-Her boss was capricious to her new ideas about the business.
http://www.cartoonstock.com/lowres/cza0614l.jpg

Obviate (Verb)
-Taking certain precautions to anicipate, or prevent something from happening.
-(Syn) block, counter, anicipate.
-The obviated and made a plan to stop the criminals.
http://www.haaretz.com/hasite/images/iht_daily/D281106/search300_nk.jpg


Malady(Noun)
-Any disorder or disease of the body.
-(Syn) Ache, infection, illness
-His malady prevented him from doing certain things independently like eating, walking, and going to the bathroom.
http://www.deathreference.com/images/medd_02_img0110.jpg

Felicity(Noun)
-Being very happy or excited.
-(Syn) bliss,cheerful, extatic
-He expressed great felicity after winning the baseball game. http://web.mit.edu/admissions/blogs/photos/jenny-whitesox/8.jpg

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Paneral's Vocab

Goad
1. To push or prick; a stick with a pointed end
2. verb/noun
3. Peer pressure eventually will goad him into making a terrible mistake.
4. Syn: urge, annoy, pressure
5. http://thenastyboys.files.wordpress.com/2007/08/artest.jpg

Capricious
1. Subject to erratic behavior
2. adjective
3. It is difficult to know how to react to a capricious and sarcastic comment.
4. Syn: unpredictable, freakish, fitful
5. http://www.michaelhyatt.com/fromwhereisit/iStock_000001624654XSmall.jpg

Obviate
1. To anticipate then prevent something
2. verb
3. When kids start pushing each other more and more aggressively, you should obviate and pull them apart before a fight breaks out.
4. Syn: block, counter, avert
5. http://cache.viewimages.com/xc/1383738.jpg?v=1&c=ViewImages&k=2&d=17A4AD9FDB9CF1939057D9939C83F106977BCF492EAE6BCE5A5397277B4DC33E

Malady
1. Illness or disorder in the body
2. noun
3. My cousin has mononucleosis which is a terrible malady for a young kid.
4. Syn: sickness, virus, ache
5. http://cache.viewimages.com/xc/3352885.jpg?v=1&c=ViewImages&k=2&d=0629904139C22E5826058E29E3241123A55A1E4F32AD3138

Felicity
1. An instant of being happy
2. noun
3. After the car accident, I shockingly had a feeling of felicity because my car wasn't totaled.
4. Syn: delight, joy, pleasure
5. http://www.mindhacks.org/wp-content/uploads/2006/12/WindowsLiveWriter/HappinessGoodforCreativityBadforSingleMi_CF58/happiness%5B8%5D1.gif

Bens Vocab


Goad
1.) getting someone to do something by annoying them
2.) Verb
3.) desire(syn), drive(syn), catalyst(syn)
4.)
5.) I was goaded into the fight.




Capricious
1.) Changeable
2.) ADJ
3.) erratic(syn), careless(syn), contrary(syn)
4.)
5.) The capricious weather conditions were ridiculous.







Obviate
1.) Block
2.) Verb
3.) counter(syn), hinder(syn), forfend(syn)
4.)
5.) I tried to obviate the question by quickly changing the topic of the conversation.

Malady
1.) Disease
2.) Noun
3.) cancer(syn), condition(syn), blight(syn)
4.)
5.) The malady was slowly taking over my grandmother.






Felicity
1.)Happiness
2.)Noun
3.) ecstasy(syn), delight(syn), bliss(syn)
4.)
5.)The felicity was felt around the world.

Alexa's vocab

Goad
Description- to provoke
POS- Verb
RW- prod, push, provoke
Sentence- I had to goad my dog off the couch.


Capricious
Description- likley to change
POS- Adjective
RW- impulsive, unpredictable, inconstant
Sentence- I hate Michigan's capricious weather!


Obviate
Description- to ovoid
POS- Tansitive verb
RW- prevent, avert, preclude
Sentence- I obviated my parents so I would not have to listen to them lecture me.


Malady
Description- a disease
POS- noun
RW- sickness, disease, disorder
Sentence- When I was younger I always suffered from some sort of malady.


Felicity
Description- something that causes happiness
POS- noun
RW- happiness, blessing, pleasure
Sentence- Felicity is in the air during Christmas time.