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Johnny Tremain01
Question | Answer |
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Mason | Member of a worldwide secret society, whose purpose is mutual aid and fellowship. "Spy's are part of a Mason." |
Allay | Put a rest, quiet. "An allay is similar to a treaty." |
Garrulous | Talking too much; talkative "Sometimes Johnny is garrulous." |
Maudlin | Sentimental in a weak silly way; tearfully silly. "I felt maudlin as he fell to the floor." |
Lassitude | Lack of energy; weariness "Battle on foot without food makes you feel lassitude" |
Queue | A line of people, automobiles, etc. "The British fight in a queue |
Qualm | Momentary feeling of faintness or nausea. "As i was about to fire, a qualm feeling overcame me." |
Punctilious | Very careful and exact; paying strict attention to details. "When you are a spy you need to be punctilious." |
Animosity | Keen hostile feelings; dislike. "Johnny's animosity towards dove is resolved." |
Sundry | Several, various. "There are sundry ways to fight." |
Vain | Without effect or success. "A tie is vain." |
Invincible | Unable to be conquered; impossible to overcome. "We thought the British were invincible." |
Lithe | Bending easily, supple. "This rubber band is lithe." |