Periods 4, 6, and 8 voted for botched to be our word of the week. The word botch, of which botched is the past tense, has several meanings:
1. to do or say in a bungling manner
2. to spoil by poor work
3. to mend or patch in a clumsy manner
Here are some of the sentences we created to demonstrate our understanding of botched:
1. Billy Cundiff botched the field goal to eliminate the Ravens from the playoffs.
2. Kriss distracted Lexi from her art project with all his compliments, so she botched it.
3. I botched the test; I got a 0.
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12.06.2013
Period 3 Word of the Week: caryatid
This week, period 3 selected caryatid as our word of the week. A caryatid is a sculptured female figure used as a column (i.e. a column shaped like a lady). We made up the following sentence to demonstrate our understanding of the word:
I went to Greece and saw a caryatid that resembled my mother.
I went to Greece and saw a caryatid that resembled my mother.
12.02.2013
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