Language Farts Vocab

3. having a good reputation; considered honest, reliable, or trustworthy.
5. • Noun: a formal written request signed by many people, asking for a change.
7. related to deep, instinctive feelings rather than logic; felt strongly "in your gut."
10. to try to equal or match someone, often by imitating their actions or achievements.
12. a position that gives a good, clear view or perspective of something.
13. to occur or happen; or to become known over time.
15. to change the direction of something, or to distract someone's attention.
16. done secretly or in a sneaky manner to avoid notice.

1. showing or feeling no sympathy for others; emotionally hardened.
2. a person who takes the law into their own hands without legal authority, often to punish criminals.
4. punishment inflicted as payback for a wrong or injury.
6. to make something standard, acceptable, or typical.
8. anger or intense displeasure.
9. quiet and reserved; tending not to speak much.
11. disturbing and frightening, often because it involves death or the gruesome.
14. to officially clear someone of blame or wrongdoing.