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9forgotten fire jsr

Vocab from the book Forgotten Fire

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a person walking (pedis=foot) Pedestrian—
to use deception to cheat someone of their possessions/money swindle
promiscuous/unprincipled in sexual matters (licentia=freedom) licentious
—small, quiet, gentle meek
—Unavoidable, destined to happen inevitable
—dull, not colorful, uninteresting drab
—a man who pursues a woman to marry her suitor
—a brutal slaughter (or to brutally slaughter) massacre
—cure for poison (also, laughter as antidote for stress) antidote
—advice counsel
Renown—fame, talked about by many renown
—someone who revolts, rebels revolutionary
—easily handled or trained, teachable docile
—a strong feeling that something is going to happen premonition
—easily remembered, not forgettable memorable
—a Middle-Eastern open-air market bazaar
—a strong unpleasant smell stench
—jerky, abrupt uncontrolled movement lurch
—a complete loss of hope/sense of hopelessness despair
—a thin slice sliver
—a ghost or ghost like image of someone wraith
—scattered or thrown about strewn
—able to be heard audible
—extremely tired weary
—able to be hurt (physically or emotionally) vulnerable
—preys on others, a hunter predatory
—not caring about something, not interested indifferent
—the front of a building / a face you put on to hide how your really feel (French for “face” facade
—to float in the air hover
—unreasonable, illogical, not appropriate absurd
—to die (person) or to spoil (food) perish
—to look back, think about the past (spectere = to look…spectacles, inspect) retrospect
—catchy (disease) contagious
—to deny someone something/keep something from someone deprive
—to flatter and beg, kiss up grovel
--rudely curtly
--crippling debilitating
--evil sinister
—old, run down decrepit
—rough/uneven craggy
—measures taken against something happening precaution
—able to float / happy & optimistic buoyant
—a person who has to escape their country (war, persecution refugee
—brotherly fraternal
—to lose or give up something forfeit
—dangerous treacherous
—a polite way of saying something that might be harsh or impolite euphemism
—lacking restraint with money or resources, a “big spender” extravagant
—friendly to guests, welcoming hospitable
—having a disappointing ending, no climax anticlimactic
—having no meaning or purpose OR super concerned about appearances vain
—paying close attention to something attentive
—able to move quickly and easily agile
—sad, depressed meloncholy
—extremely happy elated
—can’t be dealt with or endured, unacceptable intolerable
—fatherly paternal
serious, stern grim
—someone with a lot of experience at something (or has served in the military) veteran
—wild, out of control frantic
truth veracity
—not known, doubtful indeterminate
defying authority insubordination
—not necessary, extra superfluous
—the final solution or decision, the best example definitive
Arabian folklore, trapped in a bottle, grants wishes genie
Indeterminate/not known, doubtful Phantom
Grim/serious, cruel, stern Despicable
Created by: jsrhs
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