Look on the page number given in column one. Read the definition in column two. Find the word that begins with the letter given in column three and complete the word.
| Page |
Definition |
Vocabulary Word |
| 3 |
expelled; state of exile |
b |
| 7 |
cruel; fierce |
v |
| 15 |
give or let have unwillingly |
g |
| 16 |
shuffled along; ambled |
m |
| 20 |
waved; flourished |
b |
| 22 |
imagined in a fanciful way |
f |
| 24 |
spiteful; poisonous |
v |
| 26 |
indicative of gloomy ill humor |
s |
| 33 |
filled with scorn; mockery |
s |
| 41 |
deception; false impression |
i |
| 46 |
dedicated |
d |
| 48 |
scornfully reproached; challenged |
t |
| 57 |
adapting or changing to suit one's purpose |
m |
| 60 |
pertaining to womb-like character |
f |
| 68 |
greedy; excessive eating |
g |
| 68 |
boldly; shamelessly |
b |
| 71 |
oozed; passed gradually |
s |
| 75 |
at random; by chance |
h |
| 76 |
state of deadened sensibility; apathy |
s |
| 84 |
wasted |
s |
| 85 |
exhausting |
g |
| 89 |
fill again |
r |
| 91 |
to hunt or search out |
f |
| 93 |
daring or bold resistance |
d |
| 95 |
sparse; scanty |
m |
| 96 |
outlined; drawing like a shadow |
s |
| 110 |
handled or used roughly |
m |
| 123 |
broke the promise; showed disrespect |
v |
| 124 |
carry on a lawsuit |
p |
| 130 |
patient acceptance; quiet submission |
r |
| 134 |
annoyed; irritated |
i |
| 144 |
capable of being wounded |
v |
| 150 |
exhausted; without energy |
w |
| 157 |
deliverance |
r |
| 165 |
waste time; idled |
d |
| 169 |
smothered; suppressed |
s |
| 178 |
no hope; despair |
d |
| 182 |
gloominess; sadness |
d |
| 186 |
cleverness; skill in planning |
i |
| 190 |
followed a winding course |
m |
| 193 |
twist and turn |
w |
| 194 |
rose up; flowed out |
w |
| 198 |
not reliable; deceiving |
t |
| 204 |
fixed; regular method of doing things |
r |
| 209 |
doubtful; undecided |
h |
| 213 |
restoration to good condition |
r |
| 217 |
sudden; vigorous attack |
a |
| 219 |
charge; care |
c |
| 224 |
self-satisfied smile |
s |
| 229 |
skillfully planned movement |
m |
| 229 |
sneering or cutting remark |
s |
| 230 |
hypnotize |
m |
| 236 |
beat |
p |
