Week of September 27th
teem (verb) 1. to be abuzz 2.to become filled to overflowing The crowd was teeming with giddy girls who wanted to catch a glimpse of Justin Bieber, the Canadian singer who all the cool kids call JB.	zephyr (noun) 1. a slight wind (usually refreshing) 2. a breeze from the west
vacillate (verb) 1.to be undecided about something. 2.to waiver in mind will or feeling The president vacillated between reducing the number of troops on the front lines and increasing the number of troops by 50,000	debacle (noun) 1.complete failure: fiasco 2. a great disaster After the debacle of last week’s game, I don’t know if anyone will come to Sanford Stadium to see Saturday’s game.
vociferous (adjective) 1.blatantly and offensively loud 2. vehement shouting or calling out He was his most vociferous critic.	BONUS IS IN RED
superfluous (adjective) 1.exceeding what is sufficient or necessary: extra 2. not needed: unnecessary That textbook includes so much superfluous information that students often overlook key points.	Last week’s bonus points for usage go to Bryan Branston (lexicon) Mason Williams(loquacious) Teresa Valle (fickle)