acute           

cv #1

adj.   

with a sharp point, keen and alert

i am a acute person

(S) clever

(A) dull

bluster

cv #2

verb noun

(V) to talk or act (N)speech that is loud

(V) dont bluster about yourself  (N) my dad is blustering when he talk

(S) (V) brag (N)bravado

bungle

cv #3

verb

to act or work clumsily

why do you bungle when you do your job

(S)botch

commentary

cv #4

noun

a series of notes explaining something 
in most sport there is commentary

(S) narration

duration

cv #5

noun

the length of time

there is no duration for the time it takes to homework

eerie

cv #6

adj.

cause fear because of strangeness

my grandma tells eerie stories

(S) spooky

facet

cv  #7

noun

one aspect or side of a subject or problem

there if many facets in court

(S) angle

fidelity

cv #8

noun

the state of being faithful

not everyone i know is fidelity

(S)loyalty

(A) treachery

noun verb 

(N)brawl/nosiy quarrel (V)to wear away by rubbing

(N) after the two loudest students started arguing,the whoe class jumped into a fray.

(v) A faucet that drips continuously can fray everyone's nerves.

(s) (n) scuffle (v) unravel

Headstrong

cv#10

adj.

Willfull, stubborn

even the most patient caregiver may feel challenged when faced with a headstrong child.

(s) unruly

(a) submissive

Inhabitant

CV #11

n.

One living permanently in a given place.

Although she enjoys traveling to exotic places, she is a life long inhabitant of a small town.

(s) resident

(a) stranger

Numb

CV #12

adj. v.

(adj) Having lost the power of feeling.

(v) To dull the feeling of.

(adj) Bitter cold may leave your toes numb so try to wear woolen socks.

(v) This injection will numb the area.

(s) (adj.) unfeeling (v) deaden

(a) (adj) alert 

Pacify

CV #13

v.

To make peaceful.

The factory owners hoped to pacify the angry protesters.

(s) mollify

(a) anger

ravenous

cv #14

adj.

Greedy.

Exercising vigously for several hours gives me a ravenous appetite.

(s) famished

(a) satisfied

refute

cv #15

v.

To prove incorrect.

After analyzing the situation, I know a fullproof way to refute the original claim.

(s) disprove

(a) comfirm 

remorse

cv #16

n.

Deep and painful regret.

When the driver realized what a terrible accident he has caused, he was overcome with remorse.

(s) guilt

(a)guiltlessness

setback

cv #17

n.

Something that interfers with progress.

A broken toe can be a major setback for a skater.

(s) failure

(a) advance

smug

cv#18

adj.

Overly self-satisfied.

Just because he got the lead role in "Oscar" doesn't justify his air of smug.

(s) conceited

(a) disgruntled

synopsis

cv #19

n.

A brief statement / summary.

The teacher's guide gives a synopsis of the plot.

(s) outline

tarry

cv #20

v.

to delay leaving.

He will be tempted to tarry longer if he thinks that this might be their last visit together.

(s) dawdle

(a) rush