plagiarize
to use someone else's words, ideas, or work as if they were your own
Episode vocabulary
Arrow S5E15: English vocabulary
Season 5, Episode 15CrimeDramaAction & Adventure
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concuss
to injure the brain with a violent blow or shaking
obfuscate
to make something harder to understand, especially on purpose
falsification
the act of changing information so it is false or misleading
reflexive
referring back to the subject of a sentence
disavow
to say that you do not support or are not responsible for something
forthright
direct and honest, even when the truth may be uncomfortable
underhanded
secret and dishonest
depository
a place where money, documents, or other valuable things are kept safely
muscling
the use of force or pressure to get something
incriminate
to make someone seem guilty of a crime or wrongdoing
sacrificial
relating to a sacrifice or the act of sacrificing something
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ruble
the basic unit of money in Russia
fascinate
to attract and hold someone's attention or interest strongly
impeach
to formally accuse a public official of serious wrongdoing
clout
influence or power, especially in business or politics
copped
to get something, especially in a casual or slightly sneaky way
visor
a part on a helmet that can be lowered to protect the face
edging
a decorative border or strip along the edge of something
plagiarism
the act of using someone else's words or ideas as your own without giving credit
helix
a spiral shape or line, especially one that curves around a central axis
pandora
in Greek myth, the woman who opened a box and released all the world's evils
pretense
the act of pretending or making something seem true when it is not
computation
the process of calculating something