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Anne of Green Gables

Vocab Chapters 1-3

QuestionAnswer
myriad (n) The myriad of rules made George nervous that he would break one accidentally. a great number
deftly (adv.) Shelly deftly tied the knots to hold the boat to the dock. with a great deal of skill
ponder (v.) If you ponder that question for a long time, you should be able to find an answer. to think about
spry (adj.) Although the woman was nearly eighty, she was as spry as a person half her age. active; lively
jauntily (adv) The letter put Jeremy in a good mood, and he walked jauntily down the road. cheerfully and briskly
garb (v) Marcy's aunt was garbed in a long flowing robe that made all the other guests look twice. to dress
ludicrously (adv) He found himself ludicrously happy that she had made him a cake. ridiculously; foolishly
reverie (n) In her reverie, Connie was walking through fields of spring flowers. daydream
consolation (n) When Jake tripped over the chair, his one consolation was that few people were watching. comfort
adorn (v) The hat was adorned with flowers from the garden. to decorate
tempestuous (adj) Jenny stayed away from the wild horse because it was tempestuous and threw off anyone who tried to ride it. stormy; wild
predilection (n) Juan's predilection for chocolate was well known to his friends. a liking or fondness for
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