English words

5. Confirm through one's own experience, that something is true or accurately described.
6. the subjects that make up a program of study in a school or college.
10. Synonym: unfit/incompetent It's occurs when a demande or someone doesn't reallythe conditions.
11. Producing a loud, doleful cry or moan.
12. Small area that is used for work and contained a desk.
13. Looking with difficulty at someone because of something. I screw up my eyes trying to ____ through the fog
16. Lowering and raising the head slightly especially to greet or for agrement.
18. Take a brief or quick look.

1. Express dry or mocking humor, ironically, sardonically, mocking.
2. Being unconcern about someone or something.
3. Cause unstable movement from side to side. Move unsteadily in a particular direction."They wobble on their bikes
4. This word describes an action that is amusing — or shows amusement — in a droll, sardonic, ironic or grim way.
6. Persuade someone to do something through flattery.
7. It's a figure of speech that compare two different thing. ex.crazy like a lion.
8. It means using something in the wrong way or for the wrong purpose.“he was found guilty of _____ of public funds”
9. Run away suddenly, out of control. Eat or swallow quickly
14. Vigorously and damagingly searching and stealing.
15. Raise the shoulders ignorance or indifference.
17. To annoy or to irritate someone.