chapter 5&6 Flashcards

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wheedle

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verb. to persuade someone using flattery

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promenading

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verb. to walk, especially in a public place, as for pleasure or display

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recoiled

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verb. shrink back or reverse, as in alarm horror or disgust

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gingerly

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adverb. cautiously or carefully

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bland

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adj. uninteresting; lacking in flavor, personality, liveliness; dull

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malevolently

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adverb. wishing evil, harming, or lying about someone purposely

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sullenly

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adverb. moody, bad temper or resentful

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amble

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verb. to walk at a slow, easy pace

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balked

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verb. to hesitate or refuse to preform a specified task

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nattily

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adverb. trimly and tidily, neatly & stylishly

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dumbfounded

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astonished, puzzled, unable to speak due to surprise

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aloofness

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noun. remoteness; not easy to get to know; at a distance

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languidly

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adverb. casually; without energy or enthusiasm; lazily

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snidely

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adverb. state rudely; in a manner intended to offend

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spindly

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adj. long or tall, thin and weak

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surging

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verb. a strong, wave-like, forceful forward movement

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reprimand

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verb. to scold; to find fault by a person in authority

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gaping

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verb. to stare in open-mouthed in astonishment to stare as in wonder

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obnoxious

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adj. annoying, or disturbing to attract undue attention to one self