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chap 7-9
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| aghast | (adj) struck with sudden amazement, fright or horror |
| daze: | (verb) to stun or shock with a sudden blow (especially to the head) |
| exploits:(noun) | a notable deed; spirited or heroic act |
| gleefully: | (adv) joyfully; merrily |
| 5. juvenile delinquent: | (noun) a minor (under 18) who commits criminal acts such as theft, vandalism, or violence |
| palomino: | (noun) horse with a golden coat, white mane, and white tail found in the southwestern US |
| divert: | (verb) to turn from a specific path or course; veer |
| falter: | (verb) to hesitate in action or purpose |
| mere: | (adj) being nothing more nor better than something in comparison |
| reluctantly: | (adv) to do something unwillingly |
| scarce: | (adj) an insufficient amount to satisfy the need or demand of something |
| bolt: | (verb) to run away suddenly |
| stifle: | (verb) to suppress, curb, or withhold (as in an addiction or craving) |
| leery: | (adj) wary or suspicious |
| leery: | (verb) behavior in correspondence with current styles and trends |
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