SAT Word Skills 6 - Lesson 32

to criticize or joke about someone or something in public

to legally force someone to leave a property, often because they broke the rules of the rental agreement

to take a short and leisurely journey or excursion, often for pleasure or recreation

to display or show off something in a conspicuous or boastful manner

to feel amazed or puzzled by something extraordinary or remarkable

to move energetically and with purpose, often in a hurried or bustling manner

to pass off something false or inferior as genuine or valuable, typically with the intent to deceive

to serve or transfer a liquid or food using a ladle

to cause someone to feel annoyed, frustrated, or embarrassed, especially due to disappointment or failure

to secure or fasten something firmly in place with strips of wood, metal, or other material

to equip with new seating accommodations

to secretly cooperate or conspire with others, typically to commit wrongdoing or deceit

to express one's emotions through facial expressions, gestures, and tone of voice

to have control and authority over a place, like a country

to walk heavily and laboriously, typically with a slow and monotonous pace

to describe an event, experience, etc to someone in a detailed manner

to completely destroy a building, city, etc.

to corrupt or indulge excessively in immoral or decadent behavior

to deceive or mislead someone by pretending to have more strength, confidence, or knowledge than one actually possesses

uncover or extract implicit information or qualities inherent in something