The Great Gatsby Vocab Flashcards

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supercilious (adj)

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displaying arrogant pride,scorn, or indifference

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feign (verb)

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to put on an experience of; make believe

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incredulous ( adj)

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skeptical;dibelieving

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Wan (adj)

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unnatural or sickley; -poor health

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anon (adv)

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In a short time

example- VINE .06 seconds

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provincial (adj)

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belonging to a particular division

Sym: Local

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corpulent (adj)

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Large or bulky

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antonym for corpulent

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small

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vacuous (adj)

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without content: empty - mindless

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erroneous (adj)

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containing error; incorrect

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permeate ( verb)

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to pass into or through every part

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deft (adj)

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skillful and clever

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antonym of Deft

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amateur

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Languid(adj)

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showing /having very little strength

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Antonym for languid

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Ambitious

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apathetic (adj)

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having little to no emotion;hearttless

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interpose (verb)

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to place someone or something b/w two or more things

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contiguous ( adj)

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describe things that touch each other

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Knickerbocker (noun)

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a descendant of dutch settlers of NY

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Rajah (noun)

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king/prince of india

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denzien(noun)

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an inhabitant ; resident

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somnablate

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Verb- To sleep Walk

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Jaunty (adj)

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Easy and sprightly in manner of bearing

Self confident cheerful

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nebulous (adj)

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hazy,vague, indistinct,or confused,

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obstinate( adj)
not yielding to argument,persuasion, or opinion
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serf (noun)
a person in a condition of servitude ; slave
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antonym of obstinate
submissive
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supress( verb)
to put an end to activities( person , or body of persons)
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rout (noun)
a large formal evening party
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rancor(noun)
Bitter, Animosity
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Vicarious ( adj)
serving as a substitute
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Irreverent (adj)
Manifesting of characterized by irreligious
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portentous (adj)
MArvelous
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Tumult (noun)
violent and noisy commotion or disturbance
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Dilatory (adj)
tending to delay /differ in decision
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Antonym of Dilatory
fast thinking
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Debauch (Noun)
a period of self indulgence
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Repose (noun)
peace; the state of being at rest
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insidious (adj)
deceitful
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Trustworthy would be the antonym for this word
Insidious
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Laudable (adj)
deserving praise or worship
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humidor (noun)
storage or container for cigars- to keep tobacco
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settee (noun)
a seat for 2 or more people with back and or arms
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Divot- (noun)
a piece of dug out of a grass surface
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Garrulous(adj)
excessively talkative in a rambling
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Laden
Burdened or Loaded Down
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Pasquinade(noun)
abusive satire-- Irony sarcasm
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a persons manner of speaking/reading aloud in public
elocution (noun)
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surmise (verb))
to think or infer without strong evidence
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to throw into disorder-malfunctio,disturb
derange (verb)
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surperflous( adj)
being more than sufficient or required-extra