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  1. incoming
    arriving at a place or position
    She sent home letters to incoming fifth graders that told parents dictionaries were essential for home study.
  2. expanded
    increased in extent or size or bulk or scope
    He expanded on it with, "It sure is a big book."
  3. reputation
    the general estimation that the public has for a person
    Mrs. Granger had a reputation for being strict.
  4. procedure
    a particular course of action intended to achieve a result
    She gave a vocabulary pretest and handed out instructions about cursive writing and class procedures.
  5. guarantee
    an unconditional commitment that something will happen
    Nick also had a reputation, for asking the end-of-class question guaranteed to rattle a teacher ready to assign homework.
  6. assigned
    appointed to a post or duty
    Then she assigned homework.
  7. acquainted
    having fair knowledge of
    It was get-acquainted day, with lots of talking about the past summer.
  8. essential
    basic and fundamental
    She sent home letters to incoming fifth graders that told parents dictionaries were essential for home study.
  9. worship
    the activity of cherishing as divine
    Mrs. Granger loved the dictionary-almost worshipped it.
  10. curious
    eager to investigate and learn or learn more
    Mrs. Granger asked the other students if they were curious too.
Created on Wed Jul 21 14:41:54 EDT 2010

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