Discovery Library:
Discombobulated
Verb: To be in a state of confusionDiscombobulated
chosen by Katie-Rose 8CT
Intrigued
Verb: Being interested in something that you find kind of mysterious
chosen by Scott 7LC
Excruciating
Adjective: Extremely painful, agonyChosen by Oliver 7KE
Futuristic
Adjective: To do with a vision of the future; being ahead of the
times, innovative or revolutionarychosen by Tate 7SA
Impenitent
Adjective: Not regretting something you have done wrong.chosen by Callum 8CM
Hypochondriac
Noun: Someone who is abnormally anxious about their health.chosen by Tyrone 7BC
Homozygous
Noun: Refers to having two identical alleles for a single trait.
chosen by Frankie 9MP
Benevolent
Adjective: Someone kind and
helpful. Something formed for charitable purposes.chosen by Lisa 8MB
Odious
Adjective: Very horrible or unpleasantChosen by William 7CB
Spaghettification
Noun: the process by which (in some theories) an object would be stretched and ripped apart by gravitational forces on falling into a black hole
Chosen by Edward 7GE
Execute
Verb: To put a condemned person to death, to carry out or
accomplish.Chosen by Zihao 7RN
War Memorial Library:
Pneumatic
Adjective: Operated by compressed air or by a vacuum.chosen by Joshua 10CL
Archaeopteryx
Noun: The first bird, or the earliest form of a bird we
know. It could only fly short distances but it had wings and feathers.chosen by Jonah 13RY
Ardent
Adjective: To be enthusiastic or passionate about somethingchosen by Alexei 13MO
Landlubber
Noun: A person who is not experienced at seachosen by Chloe 10SY
Procrastination
Noun: Putting off or delaying an action to a later timechosen by Ishmayl 13RF
Diagonal
Verb: Connecting two nonconsecutive verticals in a polygon; slanting line
chosen by Max 10CE
Extemporise
Verb: To improvise; perform without preparationchosen by Dr Garrido, Science
Pythagoras’ Theorem
Noun: Theorem presented by Pythagoras, a Greek mathematician,
about angles, triangles and their values using algebra.chosen by Anthony KS4MI
Ephemeral
Adjective:
Short-lived, momentary.chosen by Mrs Nolan (librarian)
Ethereally
Adjective: Magically/whimsically/from another realm.chosen by Keira 13HR
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