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Monsters Vocab

The Monsters are Due on Maple Street

TermDefinition
Idiosyncrasy (noun): Quirk, a way of behaving that is peculiar to an individual or group possible source of danger.
Converging (verb): To meet, to reach the same point coming from different directions.
Explicit (adjective): Clear and obvious.
Variations (noun): The degree to which something differs.
Superstition (noun): Irrational, belief in the magical effects of a specific action or ritual, especially in the likelihood that good and bad luck will result from performing it.
Metamorphosis (verb): a change of physical form
Revelation (noun): information revealed
Fluster (verb): to make or become nervous
Insomnia (noun): difficulty in sleeping
Menace (noun): something that is a source of danger
Incriminate (verb): suggest that someone is guilty
Transfixed (verb): cause (someone) to become motionless with horror, wonder, or astonishment (aka frozen with fear)
Reflection (noun): serious thought or consideration
Tremendous (adjective): very great in amount, scale, or intensity
Scapegoat (noun): Somebody who is made ti take the blame of others
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