To Kill a Mockingbird
Chapters 26-31
WORDS
To Kill a Mockingbird
Chapters 26-31
WORDS
1. alleged adj./v. declared, but not proved
2. astound v. affect with wonder
3. barely adv. in a sparse or scanty way
4. cease v. put an end to a state or an activity
5. clarify v. make clear and more
comprehensible
6. competent adj. properly or sufficiently
qualified or capable or efficient
7. conceive v. have the idea for
8. dismay n. the feeling of despair in the face
of obstacles
9. dreadful adj. exceptionally bad or
displeasing
10. elude v. escape, either physically or
mentally
11. escort v./n. to accompany or attend; one
who accompanies or attends
12. flounder v. behave awkwardly; have
difficulties
13. frantically adv. in an uncontrolled
manner
14. gait n. a person’s manner of walking
15. inconvenience n./adj./v. something that is
not useful; the quality of not being useful; to
cause discomfort
1. alleged adj. declared, but not proved
2. astound v. affect with wonder
3. barely adv. in a sparse or scanty way
4. cease v. put an end to a state or an activity
5. clarify v. make clear and more
comprehensible
6. competent adj. properly or sufficiently
qualified or capable or efficient
7. conceive v. have the idea for
8. dismay n. the feeling of despair in the face
of obstacles
9. dreadful adj. exceptionally bad or
displeasing
10. elude v. escape, either physically or
mentally
11. escort v/n. to accompany or attend; one
who accompanies or attends
12. flounder v. behave awkwardly; have
difficulties
13. frantically adv. in an uncontrolled
manner
14. gait n. a person’s manner of walking
15. inconvenience n./adj./v. something that is
not useful; the quality of not being useful; to
cause discomfort