Caught

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Caught ya! for January 28th

• william waggish made a tasteless but funny joke
  about girls and there wierd habits but no one
  listened. they were used to his lame limericks
  vapid jokes and strange sense of humor
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Vocabulary

• waggish(adjective) funny mischievous in good
  humor
• lame (adjective) weak inadequate.
• Slang. Out of touch with current trends.
• Vapid(adjective) without liveliness or spirit
  dull

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Caught ya! for January 30th

• the last member of the troop sam sagacious simply
  stood wisely and silently waiting for the clamor
  to die down. a erudite young man sam held a book
  in his hand the count of monte cristo by
  alexander dumas and he read as he waited

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Vocabulary

• sagacious (adjective) wise discerning showing
  keen common sense.
• clamor (noun) a loud uproar, as from a crowd of
  people
• erudite (adjective) characterized by great
  knowledge scholarly educated

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Caught ya! for February 1st

• since his joke had fallen flat and no one had
  laughed william waggish regaled his freinds with
  a new limerick about girls whom wear black. brown
  faced with expressive dark pupils william
  composed mischievous poems to hide his real
  aspiration two be as eloquent and articulate a
  poet as his secret hero langston hughes ?
• there once was a strange girl from mack
  (Colorado)
• whos hair and clothes were all black. ? she
  looked like a crow,? and she should have said no
• to trying a magical act

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Vocabulary

• regaled (verb) to entertain lavishly or
  agreeably
• aspiration (noun) strong desire or longing
  ambition
• eloquent (adjective) having the ability to speak
  fluently and powerfully
• articulate (adjective) expressed clearly and
  with effectiveness