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Of mice and men

Vocab words #1

TermDefinition
Juncture (noun) A joining point, a connecting point
To anguish (verb) Inflict with distress, suffering or pain
Debris (noun) Remains, left over bits and pieces
Despair (noun) Complete loss of absence of hope
To contemplate (verb) To observe with complete attentions, to study thoughtfully
Recumbent (adj.) Lay down comfortably
Stake (noun) An amount of money/piece of property
Morose (adj.) In a sad, gloomy manner
To lumber (verb) To walk heavily, to stomp
Bindle (noun) A small number of items rolled up and carried
Imperious (adj.) Bossy, superior attitude
Euthanasia (noun) To euthanize (verb) To put down without pain to kill an animal because you don't ant them to suffer anymore
Hierarchy (noun) Social ranking
The Great Depression The name of an ERA in world history (bad) began in 1929 and ended in 1942, 30% of the American working class were unemployed.
Racism (noun) Prejudiceness, hatred
Migrant workers Workers who travel from job to job depending on the seasons
Mental retardation Lack of normal Brain/mental development/ brain damage that limits a persons ability to learn and store info in their brain
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