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9th ELA HEARTH AND SALAMANDER Vocabulary Test 2 Lists

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affirm   to declare positively  
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babble   to utter a meaningless confusion of words or sounds  
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boulevard   a broad city street, often tree-lined and landscaped  
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centrifuge   a machine that spins to separate liquids, especially blood  
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confetti   small pieces of colored paper for parties  
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convolution   a form or part that is folded or coiled  
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degenerate   in a worse or lower condition  
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dentifrice   a substance to clean the teeth; toothpaste  
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drone   an idle person who moves off of others; mindless worker  
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figment   something invented, made up, or fabricated  
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gingerly   carefully or timidly  
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hearth   the floor of a fireplace  
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iambic   referring to a unit of rhythm that has one unstressed syllable, and then a stressed syllable  
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leviathan   something unusually large of its kind; often a sea monster  
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loom   a wooden frame for making fabric  
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luminous   emitting light  
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mallet   a short-handled hammer with a wooden head used to drive a chisel  
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medley   a mixture or jumbled assortment  
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melancholy   sad or persistently gloomy  
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minstrel show   a comic variety where white performers dressed in black-face performing African American songs  
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oblivion   total forgetfulness or mind-blank  
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parlor   a small sitting room for socializing  
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repose   a state of being at rest  
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salamander   a small lizard  
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serenity   a state of being unaffected, calm or peaceful  
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simmer   to be cooked gently or just below boiling point  
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tarnish   to dull the luster or shine of by exposing to air or something else; usually refers to metal or personality  
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tenant   someone who pays rent for land or property  
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umbrageous   providing shade; taking offence easily  
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venerable   commanding respect by virtue of age, dignity, or position  
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tatters   torn and hanging pieces of cloth; shreds  
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thence   from that place; from there  
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anvil   smooth-topped iron block used for shaping metal  
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barge   a large flat-bottomed freight boat; rushing in  
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cavalcade   a small group of people on horseback  
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churl   a rude medieval English peasant, stingy  
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desolate   devoid of inhabitants, deserted  
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glimmer   a dim or intermittent flicker or flash of light; a trace  
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grail   anything touched by Christ at the Last Supper  
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hart   a deer that is hunted  
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hermit   one who isolates himself from society and lives alone  
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joust   to fight, but not to the death  
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nun   a woman who lives in a religious community  
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ominous   foretelling evil or harm  
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palfrey   a saddle horse, usually for a woman to ride, smaller  
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perchance   perhaps, possibly  
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recluse   a person who lives in solitude  
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rive   to tear apart or break into pieces  
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scullery   a small room, connected to a kitchen, where kitchen chores are done  
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scurvy   a disease caused by a deficiency of Vitamin C, causing gum disease  
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seneschal   a household manager or steward  
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siege   a land blockade  
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smite   to strike a heavy blow using a hand or tool  
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squire   a man who escorts a woman, an apprentice knight  
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steed   a spirited horse or stallion, used by a knight; a warhorse  
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tarn   a small lake in the mountains  
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tor   rocky peak or hill  
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valiant   possessing valor; brave  
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yonder   in or at that indicated place; over there  
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