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TFA&HTSOS vocab

QuestionAnswer
Improvident unconcerned about future needs, without foresight
Impervious not letting something through; remaining unmoved by other peoples opinions
Emissary representative
Feign to make a show or pretense of something; pretend
Taught pulled or stretched tightly
Arduous difficult or tiring, demanding
Kindred of the same family, close to somebody or something
Copious produced or existing in large quanities
Brusque abrupt or blunt
Effeminate an offensive term used to describe a man whose behavior, appearance, or speech is considered to be similar to that traditionally associated with women
Valediction a statement or speech of farewell
Elusive difficult to find or catch
Harbinger somebody or something that foreshadows or anticipates a future event
Incipient beginning to appear or develop
Contemptible deserving to be treated with contempt
Capricious tending to make sudden, unexpected changes
Rebuke to criticize or reprimand somebody, usually sharply
Affront an open insult, giving of offense to somebody
Aghast overcome with shock and dismay
Aubergine eggplant
August dignified and splendid
Caper playful leap or dancing step
Caterwaul to make a loud noise that offends the ears
Cavalcade a spectacular procession
Chortle gleeful high
Churl bad-mannered person
Consternation feeling of confusion or alarm
Credulous easily convinced that something its true
Crestfallen dissapointed, downcast
Dubious likely to be dishonest, untrustworthy
Expostulate express disagreement
Formidable difficult to overcome
Impetuous acting on the spur of the moment, impulsive
Inscrutable mysterious
Insipid dull, bland
Minion servant or slave
Miscreant somebody who does wrong
Morose gloomy, withdrawn
Opulent lavish, richly abundant
Purloin to steal something
Rapscallion mischievous, annoying person
Rumination mull something over, think about carefully
Sallow unnaturally pale and yellowish
Somnolent sleepy, lacking activity
Sonorous sounding with loud, deep, clear tones
Tawdry gaudy, of poor quality
Tirade long, angry speech
Treacle In U.K., same as molasses
pulled or stretched tightly
Arduous
Kindred of the same family, close to somebody or something
Copious
Brusque
Effeminate
Elusive difficult to find or catch
Harbinger somebody or something that foreshadows or anticipates a future event
deserving to be treated with contempt
tending to make sudden, unexpected changes
Rebuke
Aghast overcome with shock and dismay
eggplant
August dignified and splendid
Caper
Caterwaul
a spectacular procession
gleeful high
Churl
Consternation
easily convinced that something its true
likely to be dishonest, untrustworthy
Expostulate
difficult to overcome
acting on the spur of the moment, impulsive
Inscrutable
dull, bland
Minion servant or slave
Morose
Opulent lavish, richly abundant
to steal something
Rapscallion mischievous, annoying person
Rumination mull something over, think about carefully
Sallow
Somnolent
Sonorous sounding with loud, deep, clear tones
Tawdry gaudy, of poor quality
Tirade
Created by: wileyhunsaker
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