| Word |
Definition |
| audible | able to be heard |
| teeming | full to the brim; full of |
| ambled | walked slowly |
| fallow | plowed, but left unsown to restore fertility |
| interjected | interrupted; said or put it out of turn |
| indignant | giving or showing anger |
| subdued | quiet and reflective |
| muffle | to make a sound quieter |
| vanity | taking excessive pride in one's own appearance |
| coddling | being overprotective |
| vex | to make annoyed |
| haggard | looking exhausted and unwell |
| stealthily | with slyness; sneakily |
| dismayed | sad and sometimes deeply depressed |
| emit | to give off; produce; discharge |
| resolved | solved; made better by actions |
| adamantly | in a stubborn manner |
| meticulously | very careful and precise |
| exasperated | irritated intensely |
| prospects | chances or opportunities for success or wealth |
| intriguing | interesting |
| admonished | to warn someone firmly |
| disposition | a person's inherent qualities of mind and character |
| raucous | making a loud and disturbing noise |
| pensively | reflecting deeply or involvingly |
| emaciated | thin or weak |
| undaunted | not intimiated or discouraged by danger, difficulty, or disappointment |
| disdainfully | disrespectfully |
| morosely | being ill-tempered and sullen |
| flounced | to make actions over-exxagerated |
| monotonous | dull, tedious, and repetetive |
| temerity | excessive confidence or boldness |
| mavericle | an unorthodox or independent-minded person |
| imperiously | arrogantly or overbearingly |
