Vocabulary WordsVocabulary WordsWeek FiveWeek Five

ConspicuousConspicuous

AdjectiveAdjectiveClearly visibleClearly visibleA trench coat and funny mustache does A trench coat and funny mustache does not hide your appearance; in fact, it makes not hide your appearance; in fact, it makes you even more you even more conspicuousconspicuous..

ConspireConspire

VerbVerbTo plotTo plotThe seniors The seniors conspiredconspired to put Mr. Spears’ to put Mr. Spears’ car on the roof for the annual senior prank.car on the roof for the annual senior prank.

CopiousCopious

AdjectiveAdjectiveA lot; plentyA lot; plentyEvery Monday, Mrs. Copp gives Every Monday, Mrs. Copp gives copiouscopious notes.notes.

DeludeDelude

VerbVerbDeceive, trickDeceive, trickI I deludeddeluded my students into thinking I care my students into thinking I care about why they don’t write their rough about why they don’t write their rough drafts.drafts.

DementedDemented

AdjectiveAdjectiveInsaneInsaneYou are seriously You are seriously dementeddemented if you think if you think Mrs. Copp doesn’t give enough Mrs. Copp doesn’t give enough homework.homework.

DemiseDemise

NounNounDeath; endDeath; endBrian’s teddy bear met its Brian’s teddy bear met its demisedemise when when the dog got ahold of it.the dog got ahold of it.

DeviateDeviate

VerbVerbTo take a different courseTo take a different courseAshley will Ashley will deviatedeviate from her future plans from her future plans when she joins the circus next month.when she joins the circus next month.

DevoutDevout

AdjectiveAdjectiveReligious; completely devotedReligious; completely devotedMrs. Copp is a Mrs. Copp is a devoutdevout Ohio State fan. No Ohio State fan. No matter what.matter what.