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BECAUSE OF WINN-DIXIE

Week 3-4

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grand (adj.)

impressive; excellent

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She has many grand 

ideas for the project.

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memorial (n.)

something that honors a person (or many people) who died in an event

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The tower is a

famous memorial of

people who fought

in the war.

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peculiar (adj.):

unusual; weird

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The house has

peculiar shape.

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positive (adj.)

without a doubt

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She has a positive

feeling about her

test score.

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prideful (adj.)

having too much pride about oneself

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The prideful man

refused to apologize.

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*recalls (v.)

remembers

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Do you recall what

happened?

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*selecting (v.)

choosing

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She was selecting

which cookie she wanted

from the box.

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admire (v.)

to like or respect a lot

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I truly admire your

hard work.

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magnet (n.)

a piece of material that can attract certain metals

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I used a small magnet

to post my picture.

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contest (n.)

competition

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She won first prize

in the art contest

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method (n.)

way of doing something

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Which method did you

use to solve the math

problem?

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custom (n.)

a habit or tradition

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It is a Taiwanese custom

to give red envelopes at

Chinese New Year.

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rally (n.)

a large, public meeting to oppose something

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Students held a rally for

a new basketball court.

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soccer (n.)

a popular sport also known as football

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Soccer is a popular sport,

Tommy plays every

Saturday.

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engine (n.)

a machine that changes energy into motion

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The car engine needs

oil.

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sudden (adj.)

happening quickly; usually unexpectedly

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All of a sudden, the lights

went out.

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finger (n.)

one of the five long parts of the hand

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She pointed her finger 

at the board.

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accident (n.)

a sudden event that is not planned and can cause damage or injury

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There was a car accident 

on the highway.

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mitten (n.)

a type of glove that only has a separate part for the thumb

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Put on your mittens 

before you go outside.

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intend (v.)

to mean to do

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What do you intend 

to do?

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fabric (n.)

material often used to make clothes, soft furnishings etc.

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She bought cotton fabric 

to make new curtains.

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flatten (v.)

to make something flatter

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She flattened the dough

with a rolling pin.

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rascal (n.)

a youngster who gets into trouble or annoys people; often used humorously

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Don’t be a rascal,

be kind to everyone.

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gutter (n.)

long, hollow device attached to a roof to collect rain

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I need to clean the

roof gutters.

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mammal (n.)

type of animal that feeds milk to its young and usually has hair or fur covering its skin

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My pet cat is a mammal.