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Drear Chaps 14-19

Dies Drear Vocab for Chapters 14-19

QuestionAnswer
stupendous astounding (It is such a stupendous feeling to get an A on a test!)
stadfastness firmness (His steadfastness made him stay in the cave even though he sensed danger.)
rampart barrier (The rampart blocked intruders from the castle.)
premonition warning (Thomas felt the preminition that he should get up and run.)
peeved annoyed (The teacher gets peeved when the students are talking while she is giving directions.)
painstakingly in a manner of showing care (The treasures were painstakingly written in the catalouge.)
inkling hint (I had an inkling that the answer was wrong.)
fanatical extreme (The crowd was fanatical when thier team scored the winning touchdown.)
curator a person in charge of an exhibit (The curator of the museum put together a beautiful dsiplay.)
belittle To bring someone down (It is not nice for teacher to belittle their students.
fragmentary made of of fragments; broken (The problem was fragmentary, and had many steps.)
gossamer a thread or web (The gossamer web shined in the sun.)
phantasm a ghost (Thomas thought he ran into a phantasm in the tunnel.)
shroud a covering (Mr. Pluto wore a shroud on his shoulders.)
translucent see through, but not clear 9The shade on teh window was translucent, sono one could see through.
withering to shrivel, fade or decay (The leaves on teh trees were withering away.
zeal with great enthusiasm (The crowd was ful of zeal when the home team arrived.)
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