animal farm vocabulary review. vocabulary to lurk (pg. 82) treachery (pg 85) retribution (pg. 85)...
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Animal Farm vocabulary review
Vocabulary To lurk (pg. 82)
Treachery (pg 85)
Retribution (pg. 85)
Gilded (pg. 86)
To compose (pg. 88)
Verb. To move about unsuspected.
Noun. Betrayal or deceit
Noun. Punishment
Adj. covered by gold or something that looks like gold.
Verb. Put things together to form a whole.
Vocabulary for chapter VIII (8)
Meddle (pg. 91)
Retinue (pg. 92)
Inscribe (pg. 95)
Skulk (pg. 95)
Hullabaloo (pg. 100)
Verb to become involved in somebody else’s concerns.
Noun followers; a group of people who travel with and attend an important person
Verb to put something into writing.
Verb to move about in a furtive (secretive) way
Noun noisy excitement or fuss
Vocabulary for Chapter IX (9)
Poultice (pg. 111)
Bare (pg. 113)
Precinct (pg. 115)
Republic (pg. 116)
Contemptuously (pg. 118)
Noun. A moist substance applied to injury.
Adj. simple or basic
Noun [preé sìngkt] 1. city area patrolled by police. 2. boundry
Noun. A system with elected representatives
Adv. Demonstrating a strong dislike for somebody or something.
Week 12
Inebriate (pg. 127)
Morose (pg. 128)
Taciturn (pg. 128)
Frugal (pg. 129)
Insoluble (pg. 130)
noun. A drunk or alcoholic.
Adj. gloomy
Adj. reserved in speech and manner.
Adj. Involving very little expense.
Adj. a. incapable of being dissolved in a liquid.
b. impossible to solve