Vocabulary
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1. interrupt
2. accelerate
3. intention
4. absence
5. accuse
6. paramedic
7. perpetual
8. interception
9. decelerate
10. allocate
11. perseverance
12. international
13. relocate
14. abdicate
15. excuse
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A. to cause to stop; break off. B. to cause something to happen faster C. a plan or a decided course of action. D. the state or condition of being away or not present.
e. E. to charge with a crime.
f. F. a provider of emergency medical care.
g. G. lasting or continuing forever.
h. H. a football pass that is caught by the other team.
i. I. to lower the speed; slow down.
j. J. to set aside (money) for some specific use.
k. L. steadfast course of action.
l. M. relating to the affairs of two or more nations.
m. N. to locate or move again.
n. O. to formally relinquish a position of power.
o. P. to pardon or overlook |
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1. Interstate |
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a. difficult or impossible to believe |
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2. Obtain |
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b. to penetrate or go through something. |
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3. Impossible |
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c. to perceive, discover, or uncover |
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4. Clearance |
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d. to be customary; prevail; to come into possession |
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5. Perforate |
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e. a pause or interruption between periods of activity |
| 6. Intermission |
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f. available to others; easily approached |
| 7. Interview |
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g. to cause (a liquid) to trickle or pass through something porous, such as a filter. |
| 8. Incredible |
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h. to provide an explanation |
| 9. Permissible |
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i. permitted; allowable |
| 10. Interpret |
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j. easily influenced or impressed |
| 11. Susceptible |
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k. the space between things that prevents a collision |
| 12. Perennial |
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l. a meeting between a job applicant and a prospective employer |
| 13. Approachable |
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m. lasting throughout the year, for many years, or indefinitely |
| 14. Percolate |
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n. not able to happen, exist, or be done |
| 15. Detect |
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o. concerning or connecting two or more states within the United States |