English, 06.10.2020 14:01 jazmaine1217

Define these words plz (these are te ones i dont know ;w;)
profusely
ritual
boisterous
underfoot
reprimands
interminably
jovial
craned
civic
perfunctory
scold
daintily
paraphernalia
petulantly

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Answer from: emily743

-Profusely: A large amount, a lot

-Ritual: Actions to do a certain thing. Usually religious.

-Boisterous: Noisy, colorful, and loud.

-Underfoot: Something under your feet.

-Reprimands: A rebuke with proof.

-Interminably: Unending, not ending, without an end.

-Jovial: Cheerful.

-Craned: To stretch out your neck.

-Civic: Relating to a city.

-Perfunctory: In a manner that is not enthusiastic, lacking emotion or effort.

-Scold: Expressing disapproval on someone in an angry manner. Similar to rebuke.

-Daintily: Delicate and beautiful. Sometimes means delicious.

-Paraphernalia: A specific type of equipment?

-Petulantly: Ill-tempered.

Answer from: exoticbunnylover123

1. Profusely
to a great degree; in large amounts.

2. Ritual
a religious or solemn ceremony consisting of a series of actions performed according to a prescribed order

3. Boisterous
noisy, energetic and cheerful

4. Underfoot
under someone’s feet; on the ground

5. Reprimands
a formal expression of disapproval

6. Interminably
endless or apparently endless (often used hyperbolically)

7. Jovial
cheerful and friendly

8. Craned
stretch out one's body or neck in order to see something

9. Civic
relating to a city or town, especially its administration; municipal

10. Perfunctory
(of an action) carried out without real interest, feeling, or effort

11. Scold
rebuke someone angrily

12. Daintily
delicately small and pretty

13. Paraphernalia
miscellaneous articles, especially the equipment needed for a particular activity

14. Petulantly
to be childishly sulky or bad-tempered

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