This document defines 12 vocabulary words from the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding, including their part of speech, definition, synonyms, and antonyms. The vocabulary words are crestfallen, impervious, rebuke, fervor, saunter, compel, luminous, parried, acrid, and talisman.

1. Lord of the Flies
William Golding
Vocabulary Set # 2

2. crestfallen
 Part of Speech: adjective
 Definition: feeling shame or
humiliation
 Synonym(s): embarrassed
 Antonym(s): happy

3. impervious
 Part of Speech: adjective
 Definition: not capable of being
affected or disturbed
 Synonym(s): impenetrable
 Antonym(s): breakable

4. rebuke
 Part of Speech: verb
 Definition: to criticize sharply
 Synonym(s): reprimand, yell
 Antonym(s): praise, approve

5. fervor
 Part of Speech: noun
 Definition: intensity of feeling or
expression
 Synonym(s): enthusiasm
 Antonym(s): apathy

6. saunter
 Part of Speech: verb
 Definition: To walk at a leisurely
pace
 Synonym(s): stroll
 Antonym(s): run

7. compel
 Part of Speech: noun
 Definition: To exert a strong,
irresistible force on
 Synonym(s): sway
 Antonym(s): deter, block

8. luminous
 Part of Speech: adjective
 Definition: Emitting light, especially
self-generated light
 Synonym(s): glowing
 Antonym(s): dark

9. parried
 Part of Speech: verb (past tense)
 Definition: deflected or warded off
 Synonym(s): avoided
 Antonym(s): accepted

10. acrid
 Part of Speech: adjective
 Definition: unpleasantly sharp,
pungent, or bitter to the taste or smell
 Synonym(s): bitter, gross
 Antonym(s): delicious

11. talisman
 Part of Speech: noun
 Definition: an object believed to
bring good luck
 Synonym(s): lucky charm, pendant
 Antonym(s): bad omen