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hibachi- n. a small, portable grill used for cooking,p.921 My older brother loves to cook on his hibachi instead of the stove.

2invigorated- v. energized, p. 943

The brisk air invigorated me, and I felt great.

4generous- adj. unselfish and abundant,p. 955

My grandfather is a kind and generous man.

6acknowledge- v. to recognize as existing,p.977

Our teacher is always happy to acknowledge good behavior.

8banned- v. prohibited; made illegal,p.979

At one time in the United States, women were banned from voting.

10guaranteed- v. to promise; to assure,p. 9711

I guarantee you will love my aunts chocolate cake.

12blinding- adj. making unable to see; dazzling,p.9813

As we rode along, the sun was so bright it was almost blinding.

14jostling- adj. pushing or shoving,p. 9815

People in the crowded stadium kept jostling me.

16peshgi- n. a debt that must be repaid by working,p. 10017

Because of the favor he did for me, I owed him a peshgi.

18inexperienced- adj. lacking practice and skill,p. 10519

I just started playing chess, so I am an inexperienced player.

20restricted- adj. limited,p. 10621

We arent allowed in the restricted area of the building.

22concentrated- v. focused attention and efforts,p. 10723

I concentrated all my efforts on trying to remember the words of the song.

24choreography- n. the art of arranging dance movements,p. 10925

The choreography for our musical required people to tap dance.

26haughty- adj. proud; conceited, p. 11327

Cinderellas haughty stepsisters treated her badly.

28revelry- n. excited celebrating,p. 11329

After the team won, there was great revelry among the fans.

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