Chapter 18 B Flashcards
It’s hard to keep a _______________–even harer than ______________________ my bowels
straight face; keeping reign over
She raises her hand to her nose, all _____________, pretending she’s not trying to block my zesty odor
nonchalant
nonchalant
non·cha·lant
/ˌnänSHəˈlänt/
adjective
adjective: nonchalant
(of a person or manner) feeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed; not displaying anxiety, interest, or enthusiasm.
“she gave a nonchalant shrug”
synonyms:
calm, composed, unconcerned, cool, ‘calm, cool, and collected’, cool as a cucumber; More
indifferent, blasé, dispassionate, apathetic, casual, insouciant;
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“she acts nonchalant, but I think she’s quite nervous”
antonyms:
anxious
Yes! Now that’s what I’m talking about. That one actually caused my chair to __________
rattle
my goodness, she says, then rushes over to ___________
crack open a window
she says, her voice all ________
nasal
I execute another hard internal thrust, my eyes rolling back into my head as I _____________ the nearly orgasmic release of the wonder wind
give in to
I execute another hard internal thrust, my eyes _________________ as I give in to the nearly orgasmic release of the wonder wind
give in to
It’s like the sound of a ________________
sputtering boat engine
young man. please control yourself. she bolts up and opens another window. perhaps you should visit the _____________
lavatory
harrumph
har·rumph /həˈrəmf/ verb verb: harrumph; 3rd person present: harrumphs; past tense: harrumphed; past participle: harrumphed; gerund or present participle: harrumphing 1. clear the throat noisily. grumpily express dissatisfaction or disapproval. "skeptics tend to harrumph at case histories like this" noun noun: harrumph; plural noun: harrumphs 1. a noisy clearing of the throat. a grumpy expression of dissatisfacti
Fanny and Alexander are fluttering around their cage like mad, _____________________
slamming into each other
BRRRRAAAAP! I launch another ________________________. Then sniff the air
thundering boomer
I am enjoying my victory too much for it to really ___________ at first
register
It takes half a second for the odorama to ————————— Prudence, Bronte, and Gina
make an impression on