Cauldron

(N)

A large kettle

synonym:

pot

antonym:

 kettle

 The witch used the cauldron to make potions.

Aroma

(N)

Smell

synonym

 scent

 antonym

 odor

                                                                              When she make cookies the aroma in the air changes.

Protrude

(V)

To stick out

synonym:

 buldge

antonym:

cave in 

To protrude in the dog show you need to have a well gromed dog.

Ponder

(V)

To think seriously about something

Synonym:

 consider

antonym:

 ignore

He would ponder about the upcoming test.

Indication

(N)

The act of pointing out something ro someone

synonym:

 signal

antonym:

misinformation 

The babys indication of being hungry is pointing to her mouth.

Resent

(V)

To feel angry or annoyed at something or someone

synonym:

 dislike

antonym:

 love

I resent the fact that i cant sleepover.

Sentinentel

(N)

A guard

synonym:

antonym:

Timid

(Adj)

Shy

synonym:

 bashful

antonym:

 bold

The dog is very timid around others.

Dialect

(N)

A language considerd as one of a group that as a common ancestor: persian, latin, and engish are indoeuropean dialects

synonym:

 language

antonym:

Bilingual

The dialect of the USA is English.

Mulatto

(N)

A person with one black and one white parent

synonym:

Mixed 

antonym:

 Black

my friend is mulatto because her mom is white and her dad is black.

Aristocracy

(N)

People who are thought to be better that the rest of the community

synonym:

Snobbish  

antonym:

Humble 

White people in roll of thunder act aristocracy when around blacks.

Interject

(V)

To insert words for clarification

synonym:

 Add-lib

antonym:

Subtract 

she wwoild interject science instuctioms to clarify.

Resemblace

(N)

Having a likeness to something or someone

synonym:

Simalairity 

antonym:

Difference 

all kids resemble their parents in some way.

Shantytown

(N)

A town that is poor and made up mostly of poor housing

synonym:

 Slum

antonym:

Neighborhood  

there are many shantytowns in brazil.

Eviction

(V)

To throw out from land, a building, etc., by legal process, as for nonpayment of rent

synonym:

 Bounce

antonym:

 Include

there was an eviction at a neighborhood nearby.

Collateral

(N)

Security pleged for the payment of the loan

synonym:

 Collect

Antonym:

 Primary

My parents had to pay a collateral for our house.

Expend

(V)

To use up

synonym:

 Spend

antonym:

 Save

we need to expend our gift card.

Apprehensive

(Adj)

Uneasy or fearful about something that might happen

synonym:

 Anxious

antonym:

 Expected

she is very apprehensive that she might fail the test.

Unmerciful

(Adj)

Showing no mercy

synonym:

 Mean

antonym:

 Merciful

The whites were unmerciful when they tarred and featherd the blacks.

Placid

(Adj)

Pleasently calm or peaceful; unruffled; traquiled

synonym:

 Tranquil

antonym:

 Wild

the monks are very placed when medditating.