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Of Mice and Men Vocabulary
(Chapter 1)
1.Junctures (1) (n.)--the lines or points at which two things are joined
2.Debris (1) (n.)--scattered, broken pieces
3.Mottled (1) (adj.)--marked or patterned with irregular patches of colors
4.Recumbent (1) (adj.)--lying down
5.Stilted (2) (adj.)--stiff speech or behavior; artificially formal
6.Morosely (4) (adv.)--gloomily
7.Droned (6) (vb.)--made a low humming noise; spoke monotonously
8.Brusquely (8) (adv.) --rudely brief; curt
9.Anguished (11) (adj.)--having/showing severe physical/mental pain
(Chapter 2)
11.Scoff (17) (vb.)--jeer; speak contemptuously
12.Skeptically (19) (adv.) --disbelievingly; doubtingly; questioningly
13.Mollified (24) (vb.)--to soothe
14.Pugnacious (25) (adj.)--eager to fight; aggressive
15.Gingerly (25) (adv.)--cautiously
16.Ominously (27) (adv.)--foreboding of something bad/evil
17.Derogatory (27) (adj.)--negative; belittling
18.Tart (28) (n.)-- a young woman of immoral character
19.Flounced (29) (vb.)--to move in a bouncing manner
20.Plaintively (29) (adv.)--expressive of suffering or woe
21.Apprehensive (32) (adj.)--feeling anxious or fearful about a possible danger
22.Complacently (34) adv.)--a smug sense of satisfaction about oneself or one’s lot in life
23.Grizzled (34) (adj.)--grey-haired
(Chapter 3)
24.Derision (38) (n.)--scorn; ridicule
25.Raptly (58) (adv.) --very intently; focused
26.Reprehensible (59) (adj.)--deserving rebuke or condemnation for an offense
27.Bemused (60) (adj.) (vb.)--to bewilder or confuse
28.Wryly (64) (adv.)--mockingly; drily
(Chapter 4)
29.Aloof (adj.) (p.67)—cool, unconcerned, and unfriendly
30.Meager (adj.) (p.67)—small in amount
31.Fawning (vb.) (p. 68)—to court favor by flattering or being overly attentive
32.Scowl (vb., n.) (p.68)—an angry frown
33.Disarming (vb.) (p.69)—to make harmless, peaceable, or friendly
34.Indignation (n.) (p.78)—anger aroused by injustice
35.Sullenness (n.) (p.78)—gloominess; bad temper
36.Averted (vb.) (p.81)—turned away
37.Appraised (vb.) p.81)—studied; estimated quality or value
38.Crestfallen (adj.) (p.83)—downcast; disappointed at failure
(Chapter 5)
39.Woe (n.) (p.87)—sorrow; distress
40.Bewildered (adj. (p.91)---very puzzled; thoroughly confused
(Chapter 6)
41.Belligerently (adv.) (p.102)—aggressively; in a war-like manner
42.Woodenly (adv.) (p.103)—stiffly, with no expression