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TomSawyer Vocab 1-11
Voacbulary for chapters 1 to 11
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Made up or formed | Constituted |
| Danger; Chance of harm | Peril |
| Crafty Deceit | Guile |
| Stopped by acting before | Forestalled |
| Shrewdness, sound judgement | Sagacity |
| Neat | Natty |
| Ambush | Ambuscade |
| Firm, unyielding | Adamantine |
| A sad or gloomy mood | Melancholy |
| Cheerful readiness to do something | Alacrity |
| Feeling no fear, very brave | Intrepid |
| A place above most others in rank, fame, greatness, etc. | Eminence |
| Disappearing quickly; Lasting only a short time | Evanescent |
| Protection against a bad or unpleasant thing | Immunity |
| Daring or bold; Very rude; Fearless | Audacious |
| A rush or flooding of something | Deluge |
| Made confused and upset | Disconcerted |
| Approached and spoke to first, often in a demanding or aggressive way | Accosted |
| To lie in wait for and attacked; Attacked from a hidden place | Waylaid |
| Hurt or spoiled the looks or value of; Damaged | Marred |
| Causing wonder; Amazing | Prodigious |
| A poring out of feelings, words, etc. | Effusion |
| Great enjoyment; Liking | Relish |
| Asking or begging for in a humble way | Supplication |
| Feeling bored or impatient while waiting for something to change or happen | Restive |
| One who wanders from place to place with no job and asks people for money | Vagrant |
| Kept back; Held in | Suppressed |
| Intended or trying to be funny but usually annoying, sillly, or not proper | Facetious |
| Causing hatred or strong dislike | Odious |
| Dead; Decayed | Mortified |
| A faithful supporter of a belief, organization, or leader | Adherent |
| Showing sad thoughts or feelings about something you want to do but can't | Wistfully |
| To destroy the self-confidence of | Abash |
| Done in a quiet and secret way to avoid being noiticed | Furtive |
| Unnecessary display of wealth, knowledge, etc. that is done to attract attention or envy | Ostentation |
| To become smaller or less | Wane |
| To criticize or severely scold someone who has done something wrong | Upbraid |
| Admired and respected very much because alot was achieved | Illustrious |
| The strongest or most successful period of time | Zenith |
| Thinking carefully and seriously about something | Cogitating |
| Uselessness | Futility |
| Firmly placed or hid someone or something | Ensconced |
| Showing little or no emotion | Stolid |
| Lofty excellence; exalted state | Sublimity |
| Quiet and secret in order to avoid being noticed | Stealthily |
| The quality or state of being very rude or failing to show proper respect and courtesy | Impudence |
| Looking very tired, especially from great worry, to hunger, or pain | Haggard |
| A strange feeling of hate (Disliking) | Aversion |
| Hard to deal with; Fearful | Formidible |
| Downfall | Ruination |
| Ridicule; To make fun of | Derision |