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Mice and Men Vocab

Of Mice and Men vocabulary for all chapter : AP Language and Composition

TermDefinition
juncture (n) a particular point in events or time; a line or point where two bodies are joined
mottled (adj) marked with spots or smears of color
recumbent (adj) (especially of a person or human figure) lying down.
bindle (n) a bundle of clothes or bedding
morosely (adv.) in a sad, gloomy manner
resignedly (adv) in a surrendering manner
brusquely (adv) in a blunt, direct manner
elaborate (adj) detailed, thorough (v) to explain in greater detail
imperiously (adv) arrogantly or overbearingly
anguished (adj) experiencing intense pain especially mental pain
scoff (v) to make fun of; to show contempt for
scourge (n) anything that inflicts discomfort or suffering; disgusting
mollified (adj) soothed, calmed
pugnacious (adj) eager to fight
ominously (adv) in a threatening, foreboding way
derogatory (adj) intended to insult or diminish
flounce (v) walk angrily or in an exaggerated manner
plaintively (adv) sadly, mournfully
complacently (adv) with self-satisfaction; smugly
derision (n) ridicule, mockery
pleadingly (adv) in a begging way
scuttled (v) run hurriedly or furtively with short quick steps
subdued (adj) (of a person or their manner) quiet and rather reflective or depressed. (v) to quiet or bring under control by physical force
raptly (adv) distracted or fascinated with
entrance (verb) to fill with wonder and delight
reprehensible (adj) deserving of blame or punishment; objectionable
reverently (adv) respectfully
bemused (adj) in deep thought, deeply absorbed
cowering (Verb) crouching down in fear
wryly (adv) in an amusing and ironic way
mauled (adj) handled roughly, beaten up
aloof (adj) not friendly or forthcoming; cool and distant
scowl (n) a facial expression of dislike or displeasure
fawning (adj) displaying exaggerated flattery or affection
disarming (adj) lessening suspicions or fears, usually through charm
sullenness (n) gloominess
contemptuously (adv) without respect; in a disdainful manner
indignation (n) anger as a result of something unjust
crestfallen (adj) discouraged, dejected
jeering (adj) mocking
woe (n) great sorrow or distress (often used hyperbolically).
earnestly (adv) in a serious manner
contorted (adj) twisted or strained out of shape
writhe (v) make continual twisting, squirming movements or contortions of the body
muffled (adj) being or made softer: less loud and clear
discontent (n) dissatisfaction
snivel (V) complain in a whining or tearful way ; Similar to complain
frantically (adv) hurriedly, in a panicked way
scudded (v) moved swiftly and smoothly
belligerently (adv) in a enemy-like or hostile manner
jarred (v) shook something abruptly
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