Final's SAT WORDS

If I remember intrepid, I'll remember trepid.

Trepidation (n.) - trepid and feafull, quivering.  Trepid is the opposite of intrepid, which means to be without fear, therefore, trepidation is the noun of fear.

Ubiquitous (adj.) - omnipresent, present simultaneously everywhere.  Ubisoft is a game developing company that sells its merchandise world wide. I recently played one of their games.

Unwieldy (adj.) - difficult or unable to use.  Cannot be wielded or used.

Usurp (v.) - seize or take control without authority.  There is this character named Usopp in a pirate comic series called One Piece, and he often, when the captain is not around names himself the captain.

Venerable (adj.) - respectable due to age/wisdom.  A vendor often is a respected person, for he or she brings merchandise and equipment for trade, and if you are offering good amounts of trade, then you will receive good fortune. The trade is a metaphor for age.

Edowada, sound familiar?

Vindicate (v.) - to clear, and clean from accusations or blame; to provide evidence to prove innocence.  A Vindicator is one of my armors on a game I play, it plays as a character that eliminates crime.

Visage (n.) - the face, or any reference to that face; appearance conveyed by a person's face.  A visage is an apparatus that covers or conceals a person's face.

Wallow (v.) - roll around lazily; devote to something (contradictory).  Waddling is another action that involves side to side movement and ends with a slide on the stomach.

Wary (adj.) - watchful, alert; characterized by caution.  This word sounds devastating, and such that you need to worry. At first I thought is was Weary. but they have similar definitions.

Zeal (n.) - wanting very much for someone to do something; enthusiasm. Zeal and zest are words for something desired and especially hoped for.

When I eat lemons

Post-100 posts post

I soon came to realize that after accomplishing hours of blogging, posting, and completing blog-related assignments, that I Steven Tien have reached over 100 posts on Steven's Awesome Blog. However, I did not post this 100 posts post on the blog, thus I have returned to post this post-100 posts post onto the blog now. This post-100 posts post is an indication of diligence and memories throughout Freshman English I, Communications, and the early Sophomore year studies of English II. Here's to the post-100 posts post and to 100 more!