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Oh Broom Get to Work

TermDefinition
shroud a cloth used to wrap a body for burial.
dread deep fear; terror.
intrusion an act of coming in rudely or inappropriately.
deprive to take something away from.
devise to form or plan in the mind; think up.
pious showing religious feeling, especially in a way designed to draw.
pompous having excessive self-esteem or showing exaggerated dignity.
dispense to give out; distribute.
indifferent not interested; unconcerned.
laden weighed down; heavy.
seminary a school for the training of priests, ministers, or rabbis.
sukiyaki a Japanese dish of sliced meat, bean curd, and vegetables seasoned and fried together.
lacquer a shiny substance used as a decorative coating on wooden objects.
bean curd a food made from soybeans, also known as tofu.
audacious fearlessly and recklessly daring; bold.
Old Black Joe a song by Stephen Foster (1826-1864), a composer of songs celebrating life in the Old South.
Third Person Point-of-View the narrator describes the events but does not take part in them. The narrator uses the pronouns: he, she, or they.
First Person Point-of-View the narrator participates in the events that he or she describes. The narrator uses the pronouns: I, me, and we.
imagery words that appeal to the readers'five senses.
figurative language words are used to express more than their dictionary meaning; you have to figure it out.
memoir relates to authors' personal experiences and it's a true story about his or her life.
narrator is the voice or character that tells about the events in a text.
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