Week 1 Flashcards
To mock or taunt
Jeer (v)
Lean muscular;strong
Sinewy
Expressing with I’ll will; maliciously
Malevolently
Not spoken, implied from statements or actions
Tacit
Not able to be understood
Inscrutable
Obvious, unpleasantly loud. (Somewhat annoying)
Blatant
Depressed, sad
Crestfallen
Hilarious, laughable to absurdity
Ludicrous
To walk at a leisurely pace or stroll
Sauntered(v)
To quiver or to tremble
Quavered(v)
Filthy, dirty or foul
Sordid
Something not mentioned due to social customs
Taboo(n)
Anything hateful or disgusting
Abomination(n)
A long speech, especially one that is critical or angry
Tirade(n)
To criticize sharply;reprimand
Rebuke(v)
To look or stare with anger or threat
Glowered(v)
Obese
Corpulent
Apologetic
Contrite
Intensity of emotion, passion
Fervor(n)
Powerless, impotent
Ineffectual