Please leave out all the emotional details and only give the ________________________ information in your witness statement.
an imperfection, flaw, or blemish of some kind; (v.) to desert a cause or organization: __________________
After she chose to go to a different school, her old friends treated her like a ____________________.
to exclude from a group, banish, send away: _______________________
Subject to odd ideas; playful fanciful: ______________________
Lowly, lacking in importance or dignity; a person who does an unpleasant task: ________________________
Yikes! The model’s ___________________ figure looked like death walking down the runway.
Even experienced actors experience ____________________________before they take the stage.
To annoy, anger, confuse or baffle: ____________________
Little brothers and sisters tend to use the older siblings as ________________________ to get out of trouble.
To fend off, avoid; a defensive movement: ___________________
To become used to; done without having to think about: ________________________
My parents often threaten that if I do not behave, they will send me to a military school with a strict _______________________ reputation.
Unless the farmer sprays with pesticides, swarms of beetles will ____________________ his crops.
The athlete’s attorney was sent as his ____________________ to sign his sport’s contracts.
A kind of weasel; to search or hunt out: ____________________
A quality or characteristic belonging to someone or something: ___________________
To blame, scold, find fault with: ________________________
The stealthy cat began to slowly _______________________ upon the rabbit hole in hopes that one might carelessly pop out.
Scientists have found cures for diseases from ______________________ plants found in the rainforest.
To join at one end or be next to; to support, prop up: _________________
The forest ranger told the boy scouts to be careful on the trail because rattle snakes like to ______________________ in the sun during mid-day.