50 Vocabulary Review Words

3. A long poem that tells a story. A tale
4. A specific area. Zone
8. A set of eight similar items. Octagon
9. To be negative. Sarcastic
11. A reference to another work of literature. Refrence
12. A narrative song. Lyric song
15. Relating to animals. Deer
16. A six line poem or stanza. Hexagonal
17. Relating to an issue. Related
20. To be careful or dutiful. Skilled
21. Someone who gets energy from the public. People-person
22. Whole, in one piece. Solid
25. To completely destroy. To remove entirely
28. To highly dislike. To hate
29. To be amusing in situation. Situational irony
31. Meat eating. T-Rex
33. Boring, tasteless. Tasteless
34. To trick or scam. Con
35. A poem addressed to someone in particular. Dedicated to someone
39. Ugly, overly dramatic. Flashy
40. Possessing skill with something. Skillful
42. A long speech given by one character. A speech
43. The predetermined events in peoples lives. Destiny
45. Choral "ode" ending each act of a Greek play. Song
47. An amusing story that has a happy ending. Happy play
48. Poem with a structure of 5 syllables, 7 syllables, 5 syllables. Unrhymed Japanese poem
50. A massive army. A swarm

1. Chaotic, pandaemonium. Discord
2. Something said to the audience by one of the characters. Side note
5. To back up. Retreat
6. A verse containing of 14 lines with fixed line scheme. Written by Shakespeare
7. Bipedal, like a person. George Clooney
10. Using pictures in writing. Visualization
13. To spread out. To expand
14. A sentence with repeating consonants. Syllable repetition
18. Strange or unusual. Corwin
19. To make someone feel unimportant. To depress
23. Very unappealing in looks. Ugly
24. The words said by actors. Lines
26. Correspondence in the sound of two or more lines. Rhyme scheme
27. An arm or a leg. Limb
30. To put up with. Deal with
32. A speech given by a character to himself. Speech
36. To hunt animals. Jaguar
37. Very serious. Severe
38. A minimum or maximum number. Required quantity
41. Extremely happy or joyous. Jolly
44. The units in a poem. Style
46. A sad play ending with sadness and great loss. Macbeth
49. The thing or person in the way of the hero. Villain