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Of mice and men voc

TermDefinition
anguished (adj) severe mental or physical pain and suffering
bindle (n) the bag, sack, or carrying device; normally used by hobos
brusquely (adv) markedly short and abrupt
bucking (v) oppose or resist
junctures (n) a particular point in events or time
morosely (adv) having a sullen and gloomy disposition
recumbent (adj) lying down
apprehensive (adj) anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen
archly (adv) deliberately or affectedly playful and teasing
axles (n) a rod passing through the center of wheel(s)
bridled (v) to control something (yourself)
buckers (n) men who buck grain
cesspool (n) underground sewage
derogatory (adj) showing a critical or disrespectful attitude
handy (adj) looking for a fight
jerkline skinner (adj) lead driver of the mules
liniment (n) ointment to help with muscle pain
pugnacious (adj) quick to argue
rouged (adj) painted red
scourges (n) common problems
swamper (n) caretaker or handyman
vials (n) small containers for medicine
alfalfa (n) clover-like leaves; a plant
bemused (adj) confused expression
cowering (adj) crouched in fear
derision (n) mockery or teasing
hoosegow (n) prison
reprehensible (adj) deserving punishment
rheumatism (n) disease of the joints/muscles
aloof (adj) cool, distant
crestfallen (adj) sad or disappointed
hame (n) iron pieces connected for a horse collar
indignation (n) anger at unfair treatment
meager (adj) lacking in quality or quantity
contemptuous (adj) showing disdain
whinnied (v) high-pitched neigh
bewildered (v) to be confused by something
consoled (v) to be comforted in a time of grief
earnestly (adv) to act with sincere conviction
hovered (v) remain in one place, above
wisps (n) small bunches of hay
writhed (v) to make twisting movements
belligerently (adv) forceful, angry, strong
gingham (n) light, thin cloth
monotonous (adv) one tone, unchanging
scornfully (adv) in an angry or stern way
sullenly (adv) sad, upset
Created by: sophiamerando
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