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Vocab Halpin 12 CP

WCHS Halpin 12 CP Unit 6

WordDefinition
ordeal (n) a primitive method of deciding guilt or innocence by submitting the accused to dangerous or painful test believed to under supernatural control; a severe trial or experience
routinely (adv) according to routine or established practice; a regular or customary course of procedure;
stake (n) a pointed piece driven or to be driven into the ground especially as a maker or support; to mark the limits of by stakes; to fasten up or support with stakes
stolid (adj) having or expressing little or no sensibliltity; not easyily aroused or excited; unemotional;
stun to make senseless or dizzy by or as if by a blow; to overcome with astonishment or disbelief; shock
subject (n) one that is placed under authority or control; owing obedience or allegiance to another, inclined; to bring under contorl or dominion, to make amenable to the disipline
suitor (n) one that petitions or pleads; a party to a suit at law; a man who courts a woman or seeks to marry her;
tedious (adj) tiresome because of lenght or dullness; boring
vibrant (adj) oscillating or pulsating rapidly; sounding as a result of vibrations; readily set in vibration;
whim (n) a sudden wish, desire, or change of mind; a sudden notion or fancy;
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