voc ch 3

1.Mischief: (noun) conduct or activity that playfully causes petty annoyance. I cant stand the how mischief my little brother acts.

2.Radically: ( adj.) in a complete or basic manner. I radically ask the teacher for help in class.

3.Timidly: ( adj.) lacking self-confidence; shy. The timidly boy never wanted to ask questions in school when he was troubled.

4.Scurried: ( verb) to go or move quickly or in haste. I scurried to my house because I wanted to rest.

5.Feverishly: ( adj.) excited, restless, and uncontrolled, as if from fever. The boy couldnt stop cleaning feverishly.

6.Thrashing: ( verb) to beat with or as in flail, especially as a punishment. The crazy mom was thrashing the poor boy for not finishing his chores.

7.Badgered: ( verb) to harass or pester persistently. The guy badgered his girlfriend constantly because of his jealousy.

8.Relentlessly: ( adj.) steady and persistent. The young boy worked relentlessly to get paid.

9.Scorched: ( verb) to wither or parch with intense heat. The women scorched her old dresses.

10.Tactic: ( noun) an expedient for achieving a goal. The girl made a tactic in order to save money and buy a new car.

11.Infuriated: (verb) to make furious; enrage. The mom was infuriated because the boy disobey her orders.