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R&J Vocab Ms. Morena

QuestionAnswer
Addle verb confuse, mix-up
Prolixity noun being long-winded (talking a lot), dull, boring chatter
Bawdy adj funny but vulgar (dirty/inappropriate)
Jocund adj merry, jolly
Paramour noun secret or forbidden lover
Garish adj tasteless, flashy, gaudy, tacky
Penury noun poverty (state of being VERY poor)
Nuptial noun a wedding
Portly adj heavy, chubby, stout
Impeach verb to accuse or charge a public figure with a crime
Peruse verb to look over carefully, scrutinize
Abate verb to make less intense, reduce
Dote verb to give lots of love and attention to someone or something
Apothecary noun pharmacist (person in charge at the pharmacy/drug store)
Inexorable adj unable to be moved or persuaded
Purge verb to cleanse by getting rid of something; to get rid of impurities
Meddle verb to intrude in someone's business; to be nosy
Chide verb to scold (yell at or correct)
Pernicious adj harmful, dangerous, fatal
Wanton adj lewd, sexually suggestive, inappropriate, careless
Sojourn noun trip; brief stay
Consort verb to hang out with; to keep company with
Aloof adj distant; remote (not friendly)
Privy adj informed (usually about secret information)
Enmity noun hatred toward enemy
Created by: Mrs. Curcio
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