TKAMB 1-11 Flashcards

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Assuaged

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Soothed

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Apothecary

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a druggist/pharmacist

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3
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Dictum

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rule

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4
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Strictures

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restrictions

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5
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Chattels

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Slaves

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6
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Taciturn

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quiet

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7
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Ambled

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walk or move at a slow pace

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8
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Repertoire

A

the range of skills in a particular field

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9
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malevolent

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evil

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10
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predilection

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tendency

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domiciled

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to be based at

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12
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flivver

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old, cheap car

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13
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nebulous

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cloudy

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14
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foray

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short journey

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15
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indigenous

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native

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16
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Catawha

A

worm used in southern states for fishing

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17
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Illicity

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in a way that is not approved by the rules of society

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18
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Union Suit

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a type of one piece long underwear

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19
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entailment

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a situation where the owner has limited power over his property

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20
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smilax

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a climbing shrub with hooks and tendrils

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21
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scrip stamps

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paper money of small denomination issued by the government for temporary emergency use. Very common in the Great Depression

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22
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Amiable

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friendly

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23
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Concede

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admit to

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24
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Contemptuous

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hateful

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Diction
choice of words
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Diminutive
very small
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Ematie
Irregular
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Expounding
explaining
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Iniquities
injustices
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Irked
bothered
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judiciously
with good judgement
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Abominable
causing horror
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Auspicious
promising
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spuppermongs
plum like fruit
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Asinine
mindless
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Benevolence
good will
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Benign
Harmless
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Magisterial
Authoritative
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Peril
Danger
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Pestilence
Plague
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placidy
calmly
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Tacit
understood but unspoken
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Descend
move downward and lower
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Ensuing
following immediately
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Prowess
a superior skill learned by study and practice
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Ramshackle
in deplorable condition
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Bewilderment
confusion resulting from failure to understand
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Aberration
a state or condition markedly different from the norm
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Ascertain
learn or discover with confidence
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Unfathomable
impossible to come to understand
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Vigil
a purposeful surveillance to guard or observe
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Perpetual
continuing forever or indefinitely
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Tarnish
make or become dirty or spotty
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Render
give or supply
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Hone
refine or make more perfect or effective
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Caricature
a representation of a person exaggerated for comic effect
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Dire
fraught with extreme danger; nearly hopeless
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Tousle
Disarrange or rumple;dishevel
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Quell
Suppress or crush completely
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Obstreperous
noisily and stubbornly defiant
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Provocation
a means of arousing or stirring to action
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Gallant
having or displaying great dignity or nobility
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Invective
abusive language used to express blame
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Attribute
equality belonging to or characteristic of any entity
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Rediment
the elementary stage of any subject
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Vehement
marked by extreme intensity of emotions convictions
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passe
out of fashion
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Livid
furiously angry
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Obscure
not clearly understood or expressed
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Umbrage
a feeling of anger caused by being offended
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Interdict
command against
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Palliation
easing the severity of a pain without removing the cause
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Entitle
give the right to
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Reconnaissance
the act of Scouting
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Tirade
a speech of violent denunciation
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Undulate
move in a waxy pattern or with a rising and falling motion
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Propensity
A natural inclination
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Grave
dignified and somber in manner or character
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Devoid
completely wanting or lacking