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the outsiders vocab

a study guide to the book "the outsiders" by s.e. hinton

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acquitted to relieve from a charge of fault or crime
flinching to draw back or shrink, as from what is dangerous, difficult, or unpleasant.
vaguely to recall slightly or with no real clearness
apprehensive afraid that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen
clammy being hot or sweaty. He was hot and CLAMMY
ornery easily annoyed or angered
gingerly with great care or caution. He held the egg GINGERLY
sassy having or showing a rude lack of respect
incredulous unwilling to believe something
contemptuously feeling or showing deep hatred or disapproval
nonchalantly to act without care or worry
passionately having, showing, or expressing strong emotions or beliefs
roguishly to act alone on ones own accord
winced to have an expression on your face for a very short time which shows that you are embarrassed or in pain sarcastically
dumbfounded to confound briefly and usually with astonishment
stalked to walk with a still gait or stride
premonition a feeling or belief that something is going to happen when there is no definite reason to believe it will
stocky a large or burley build
groggy not able to think or move normally because of being tired.
sympathetic feeling or showing concern
quavered to produce sound in an unsteady way especially because you are afraid or nervous
unfathomable not completely understand
ware he was apprehensive about running away
bilious his brother is very ornery
arch he was acting very sassy
scornful he was contemptuously staring at me
ardent he passionately cared for his horse
blench he winced when he saw the body
awestruck they were dumbfounded by the valleys beauty
presage he had a premonition that some of the kids would have been inside
tired he woke up groggy and tired
quavered "did I actually kill h-him?!" his voiced quavered
acquitted forgiven or excused in court
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