| Word |
Page# |
Dictionary Definition |
| provisions |
75 |
a supply of food or other necessities. |
| pulpit |
76 |
a raised platform in a church where the sermon is delivered. |
| gravely |
80 |
very seriously. |
| apprentice |
85 |
a person who words for another with the purpose of learning their job. |
| coveted |
86 |
desired |
| impaled |
88 |
to spear. |
| rations |
94 |
a fixed allowance for food consumption usually during a shortage. |
| gruel |
96 |
a thin cooded cereal such as oatmeal |
| compulsion |
99 |
a strong impulse to commit an act. |
| encroaching |
103 |
trespassing on property. |
| exhorting |
106 |
advising |
| tuppence |
107 |
a slang word for the British coin, Twopence, which is equal to two pennies. |
| shirk |
107 |
avoid a duty or responsibility. |
| mantles |
116 |
a loose, sleeveless cload or cape. |
| oration |
118 |
a public speech. |
| pantomimes |
119 |
the process of conveying information without using speech. |
| humility |
124 |
showing a feeling of being humble. |
| berth |
131 |
to rovide an apropriate distance between objicts, usually ships or boats. |
| quell |
135 |
extinguish |
| pinnacles |
142 |
tall decorative points at the top of a building. |
| conjectures |
142 |
opinions or theories about topic. |
| idle |
143 |
not working |