Question

the lottery vocab
across

1. doing something with little effort
2. endless
3. noisy, energetic, and cheerful; rowdy
4. come before (something) in time
5. not engaged; not paying attention
6. bad tempered

down

1. cheerful and friendly
2. personal belongings
3. under ones feet; on the ground
4. to great degree; in large amounts
5. ww. seriously/solemn
6. refusing to do something

word bank
boisterous
sober
profusely
perfunctory
defiantly
precede
paraphernalia
underfoot
interminable
jovial
petulantly
disengage

Explanation:

1. "Doing something with little effort" - Perfunctory means done with a minimum of effort or reflection.
2. "endless" - Interminable means seemingly without end; long and tiresome.
3. "noisy, energetic, and cheerful; rowdy" - Boisterous means noisy, energetic, and cheerful.
4. "Come before (something) in time" - Precede means to come before something in time.
5. "Not engaged; not paying attention" - Disengage means to release or detach from something, often implies not being involved or paying attention.
6. "bad - tempered" - Petulantly means in a bad - tempered, irritable manner.
7. "Cheerful and friendly" - Jovial means cheerful and friendly.
8. "Personal belongings" - Paraphernalia refers to personal belongings or equipment.
9. "under one's feet; on the ground" - Underfoot means on or near the feet; on the ground.
10. "to great degree; in large amounts" - Profusely means in large amounts.
11. "WW. Seriously/Solemn" - Sober can mean serious or solemn.
12. "refusing to do something" - Defiantly implies refusing to do something in a bold or challenging way.

Answer:

1. Perfunctory
2. Interminable
3. Boisterous
4. Precede
5. Disengage
6. Petulantly
7. Jovial
8. Paraphernalia
9. Underfoot
10. Profusely
11. Sober
12. Defiantly