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Of Mice and Men-H

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morose having a withdrawn gloomy personality
mottle to mark something with an irregular pattern of patches or spots of different colors
recumbent lying back or lying down
drone to make a continuous low humming sound OR to talk for a long time in a boring voice
ominous suggesting or indicating that something bad is going to happen or be revealed
pugnacious inclined to fight or be aggressive
derogatory expressing a low opinion or negative criticism
bemuse to cause somebody to be confused or puzzled
reprehensible highly unacceptable and deserving censure
reverence feeling of deep respect or devotion
aloof uninvolved or unwilling to become involved with other people, especially du to a sense of superiority to them
meager unsatisfactory in quantity, substance, or size
contemptuously feeling, expressing, or demonstrating a strong dislike or utter lack of respect for somebody or something
complacent self-satisfied, usually in an unreflective way and without being aware of possible dangers OR eager to please
contort to become so twisted as to take on an unnatural or grotesque shape
belligerent hostile, ready to start a fight, or ready to go to war
monotonous uninteresting or boring as a result of being repetitive and unvaried
retort to say something sharp, angry, witty, or insulting in quick response to something somebody else has said.
Created by: mcucinell
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