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Chasing Vermeer

Chasing Vermeer vocabulary words, 5th/6th grade

QuestionAnswer
absentminded Adj. - forgetful; do not think about what you’re doing
anonymous Adj. - written, done, or given by a person whose name is not known or made public
attribute Verb - you give credit for it.
blackmail Noun - the crime of threatening to reveal a secret about someone unless the person pays a sum of money or grants a favor
coincidence Noun - a chance happening or meeting; events that happen at the same time by accident but seem to have some connection
curator Noun - the person in charge of a museum or art gallery
forge Verb - To make illegal copies of paintings, money, etc.
gullible Adj. - you believe anything
incompetent Adj. - cannot do it well or effectively
inexplicable Adj. - it cannot be explained
justice Noun - fair and impartial behavior or treatment
labyrinth Noun - maze; number of connecting passages so arranged that it is hard to find one’s way from point to point
luminous Adj. - shining or glowing
mediocre Adj. - of average or less than average quality
premises Noun, plural - land and the buildings on it
pretentious Adj. - making claims to excellence or importance
reminiscing Verb - talk or think about past experiences
reproduction Noun - a copy of something
senile Adj. - weak in mind and body because of old age
sulky Adj. - moody; silent and bad-humored because of resentment; sullen
Created by: brat920
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