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Eng Vocab 1

TermDefinition
Adjunct Latin "junct" for "join," assistant, helper in a subordinate capacity
Bellwether Medieval English "bell" & "male sheep," ringleader, trendsetter
Caterwaul Medieval English "tomcat" & "yowl," high pitch whine, complain
Chimerical Root source of mythical Chimera, impossible, fantasy
Effete Latin "exhausted," worn out, tired
Fait accompli French "accomplished fact," guarantee, inevitable fact
Hidebound Medieval "emaciated" & "cattle," stuck in their ways, narrow
Hierarchy Latin hierarchia, ranking, chain of status/command
Laissez-faire French "let them do," casual, laid back, unrestrictive
Liturgy Greek public service, religious ritual, especially public
Morass Dutch "marsh," literal or metaphorical swamp, rut
Noisome Medieval English "annoy," disgustingly annoying, offensive
Oblivious Medieval English "forgetful," unaware
Poltroon French & Italian "young foal," coward
Proselyte Greek "newcomer," convert, religion/lofty institution
Quasi Latin "as if/though," almost, kinda, not quite
Raillery French "to rail," teasing, good-natured ridicule
Ribald Medieval English "licentious," vulgar, risque, humorously sexual
Supine Latin "lying face up," passive, apathetic, lying on your back
Vignette French "little vine," literal sketch, sketch drawing
Created by: kaiello
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