melancholy Heavy heart

inseparable

hearty x2

practice x3

premises

notion

ethical

unethical

unable to be separated, always together. 1.to train or rehearse an activity 2. the business of a doctor or lawer 3. the premises of a doctor or lawyer

deep sadness 'Utterson had a heavy heart'

1. loud and cheerful 2. wholesome and healthy food

an idea

a building occupied by a business.

you don't have good moral principles you have wicked, sinful principles

you have good moral principles

ethics

principles

moral x 3

Agriculture

industrial

commercial

domestic

political

a set of rules to live by good moral principles

to do with Farming Life

1. a lesson (from a story) 2. righteous, pious, sin-less 3. to do with right or worng

to do with buying/selling

to do with factories

to do with the government

to do with the home/family

Rend.

Yarn. x2

Punctual.

Tardy.

Scold.

Son net. Sonnet

Scowl.

Bland,

Thread. A long boring story

To tear something apart violently

Always late.

Always on time.

A poem

Tell some one off

lacking strong features, or flavour

Frown in an angry way

Sow Insipid. reap. Opposites

Revise: x2

Foil.

Cater

Aquiline

Asinine

Bovine

to plant into the ground to cut or gather from the ground Tasteless. No flavour.

A sword used for fencing

to practice for an exam Or to amend or alter something.

to do with Eagles

to provide ppl with food or drink at a social event

to do with Cows

to do with donkeys

Corvine

Leonine

Lupine

Ovine

Terrace

Shrub

pension

Blemish

to do with Lions

to do with Crows

to do with Sheep

to do with Wolves

A little tree

Verandah, a paved area next to a house

a mark or flaw which ruins the appearance of something

a regular payment given to old people by the government

Dispute

Profit

drab

Pang.

Depict

Insanity.

Sane.

Sputter.

financial gain

a disagreement

A sharp pain

boring, lifeless, colourless

The state of being insane. Mental

portray describe

To make spitting noises: 'Mr Hyde sputtered as he spoke.'

Of sound mind, not mental

Reel.

Exploit x2

Blonde brunette opposites

Perspective.

Skulk.

Spasm.

Voluntary Involuntary Opposites

Redden

To lose one's balance A bold or daring feat. and stagger or lurch To benefit from violently. 'Mr Hyde someone or something drank the potion and unfairly. began to reel'

A point of view. A way of looking at things

Yellow/fair haired. Dark/brown haired.

To keep out of sight A sudden movement in with a sinister motive. a muscle. 'Mr Hyde skulked across the courtyard.'

to increase in red colour

Done with free will. Done without control.