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Animal Farm

vocab from George Orwell's Animal Farm

TermDefinition
dissentient one who disagrees
cynical believing all actions are attributed to selfish motives; pessimistic
plaited interwoven strands or locks; braided
enmity positive, active, and typically mutual hatred or ill-will
apathy lack of feeling, emotion, or interest; indifference
gambol to skip about in play; frolic
pre-eminent having a paramount rank, dignity, or importance; outstanding
cryptic intended to be obscure or mysterious
acute of a kind to act keenly on the senses
ignominious characterized by disgrace or shame; deserving blame or infamy; dishonorable
irrepressible impossible to repress, restrain, or control
procured to get possession of or to obtain by particular care or effort
publican a tax collector
restive resisting control; marked by restlessness; fidgety
aritculate expressing oneself readily, clearly, or effectively
malignity an instance of malignant (evil in nature, influence, or effect) or malicious behavior in nature; ill-will
capitulate to surrender, often after negotiation of terms
retribution something given or exacted in compensation; punishment
skulking moving furtively; sneaking
unscathed wholly unharmed; not injured
censured to find fault with and criticize as blameworthy
contrived to bring about by stratagem; to make schemes
complicity the state of being an accomplice; partnership
demeanor conduct; way of carrying oneself; bearing; behavior
superannuated to retire and pension because of age or infirmity
inebriate one that is drunk; a drunkard
morose having a sullen disposition; gloomy
taciturn disinclined to talk; reserved; uncommunicative
subsist exist; persist; to have means of maintaining life especially to nourish yourself
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