Vocabulary Part 7

 

Botched- bungled

Teeny-Very small

sham-counterfeit

Boggle-to dumbfounded
Glut- Profusion
Delinquent-offending
Rife-extensive
Staunch-steadfast
Dissolute -characterless 
Entail-to settle
Tip-top


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