WEEK 12
Slink:- to move quietly or secretly, often with guilt or fear
Example:- The thief slunk through the narrow alley before dawn.
Past tense:- Slunk
Past participle tense:- SlunkCleave:- to split something apart forcefully
Example:- The warrior clove the wooden shield in two with one strike.
Past tense:- Clove
Past participle tense:- ClovenWheedle:- to persuade someone through flattery or coaxing
Example:- She managed to wheedle extra time from her teacher.
Past tense:- Wheedled
Past participle tense:- WheedledHeft:- to lift or handle something heavy
Example:- He hefted the iron box onto his shoulder effortlessly.
Past tense:- Hefted
Past participle tense:- HeftedSunder:- to break apart or separate violently
Example:- Years of distrust eventually sundered their friendship.
Past tense:- Sundered
Past participle tense:- SunderedInure:- to become accustomed to hardship or difficulty
Example:- Harsh winters had inured the villagers to discomfort.
Past tense:- Inured
Past participle tense:- InuredSmolder:- to burn slowly without open flames
Example:- The campfire smoldered long after everyone slept.
Past tense:- Smoldered
Past participle tense:- SmolderedEngender:- to cause or give rise to something
Example:- His honesty engendered trust among the team members.
Past tense:- Engendered
Past participle tense:- EngenderedQuell:- to suppress or put an end to something
Example:- The guards quickly quelled the disturbance in the hall.
Past tense:- Quelled
Past participle tense:- QuelledSlake:- to satisfy or quench a craving or thirst
Example:- Cold water finally slaked the traveler’s thirst.
Past tense:- Slaked
Past participle tense:- Slaked