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| Single or repeated design: theme |
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HARSH AND LOUD
EX: The mans voice was strident when he was yelling for the bus to come back |
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Odd or out of the ordinary
EX: The eccentric boy wore his shirt backwards all week. |
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Hidden; secritive; sly and devious
EX:When Bill won the lottery, he was sure to be very firtive so that nobody knew. |
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To gesture with one's hands
EX: The deaf person had to gesticulate because that was the only way for her to comunicate. |
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Flexable; easy to bend (either in a person's will or in an object)
EX: The silly putty was very pliant and it could stretch across the whole room. |
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| Sincerily sorry for a mistake |
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| Something that is understood without being stated (a tactic agreement) |
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| Completely absorbed and focused |
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| To have an agressive and stubborn atitude |
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| To punish or critisize severly |
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| Inumerable and varied amount |
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| As though hanging suspended and about to happen |
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