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(adj):
1. truthful and straightforward, frank.
2. (of a photograph) taken informally, without the subject’s knowledge. |
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| (adj): spoken or done without preparation (an extemporaneous speech) |
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| extrapolate (verb - transitive): estimate or conclude (something) by assuming unknown values from trends in the known data |
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| (verb - transitive): suggest or hint, in an indirect and unpleasant way. |
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| (verb - trans. or with clause): say something again or a number of times, for emphasis or clarity. |
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| To be perfectly ____ with you, I think your shirt is kind of ugly. |
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| A talented ________ speaker, the politician didn't need to rely on her speech writers to give her good material. |
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| From the test data, we can _____ that students need additional practice in finding the main idea. |
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| Ms. Ross shot the student a look, _____ that he'd better not even consider playing around again. |
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| "For the 53rd time, there is to be no stinky-Dorito-eating in class!" Ms. Ross ___________. |
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