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English R&J vocab
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Mar | damage, disfigure, spoil |
| heretic | a person who holds opinions, doctrines, and beliefs contrary to those of the church (doesn't conform) |
| Ween | stop a child or young animal from nursing on mother's milk or to free from a habit, activity, or dependence |
| boisterous | rough; rowdy; noisily high spirited and unrestrained |
| disparage | say bad things about; to belittle or discredit |
| choleric | hot-tempered, easily angered, irascible |
| enmity | hatred; ill will |
| impute | to blame or charge with |
| baleful | harmful, evil, deadly |
| sallow | sickly yellow |
| personification | to give something nonhuman human qualities--- the star leaped across the sky |
| metaphor | a comparison without like or as--- the night was a blindfold |
| simile | a comparison with like or as--- he was a smart as Albert Einstein |
| classical allusion | reference to greek or roman gods-- Neptune dragged him down |
| reversed word | 2 parts of a word being reversed--- upfill |
| reversed thought | putting two opposing thoughts in one thought--- the earth that's nature's mother is her tomb; what is her burying grave, that is her womb |
| reversed sentence construction | putting predicate before subject (reverse the order)--- Wrote and read she did. |