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Westing Game 16-18

6th grade vocabulary for Westing Game chpts 16-18

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vaguely adv., not clearly expressed
smirk v., to smile in an unpleasant or obnoxious way
jitters n., a very nervous feeling
squat adj., short and fat
unfulfilled adj., not yet acheived or not able to acheive
reassure v., to make someone less afraid, upset, or doubtful
erupt v., to do something suddenly and often violently
amnesia n.,a condition in which a person is unable to remember things because of brain injury
traumatic adj., causing someone to become very upset
despondently adv., sad and without hope
parcel n., a package or box which is delivered to someone
incinerator n., a machine or container that is used for burning garbage
painstakingly adv., done with great care and effort
innersole n., part of a shoe
elude v., to avoid or escape by being quick, skillful, or smart
pneumonia n., a serious disease that affects the lungs and makes it difficult to breathe
bachelor n., an unmarried man
ailment n., a sickness or illness
malady n., a disease or illness
graft n., a piece of skin, muscle, or bone that is attached to a part of the body to repair a damaged area
adjacent adj., close, near, or next to something
unsnarl v., to undo a knot or tangle
neurologist n., a doctor who studies the nervous system and the diseases that affect it
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