The document contains 18 entries with vocabulary words, part of speech labels, and definitions. Each entry includes a word, its part of speech, a definition, and the section number. The words range from "morosely" to "narcissist" and include part of speech labels like adverbs, adjectives, nouns, and verbs. The definitions provide short explanations of word meanings.

1. morosely
Last night, I typed up my essay morosely, dreaming
instead about Facebook.
in an ill‐tempered, upset, gloomy way (adv.)
ill‐tempered, upset (adj.)
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2. craftily
They craftily planned how they were going to steal
the car.
planning in a clever, decei:ul way (adv.)
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3. mollified
After listening to my favorite song, I was mollified
and far less angry.
put at ease, calmed down (adj.)
to put at ease or calm down (v.)
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4. douse
Because I refused to wake up, my mom doused me
with iced-cold water.
pour a liquid over; drench (v.)
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5. nuisance
In Georgeʼs opinion, Lennie was a nuisance.
a person, thing, or circumstance that
annoys you (n.)
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6. subside
Once the dog was shot, the smell subsided and
Carlson was content.
to become less intense or severe; to go
down a level (v.)
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7. aloof
When my parents yell at me, I tend to be more aloof
than normal.
not friendly; distant and uninterested
(adj.)
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8. scornful
Scornfully he yelled, “Get out of my classroom.”
feeling contempt or hatred toward
someone (adj.)
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9. woe
The death of my friend drenched me with woe.
great sorrow or distress (n.)
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10. quiver
Beside my yard, my neighbor quivered when the
thief aimed the gun at her head.
to tremble or shake with a slight, rapid
moAon (v.)
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11. laundromat
The laundromat was full, so I had to wear dirty
underwear.
a place to go and do laundry (n.)
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12. jut
The diving board jutted out over the pool.
to extend out beyond the edge of
something (v.)
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13. vindictive
After Alfredo killed his parents, his brother was
vindictive.
wanAng revenge; vengeful (adj.)
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14. gregarious
The bum in House on Mango Street was
gregarious when he saw Esperanza.
very sociable; enjoys talking to people (adj.)
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15. flutter
Her hips fluttered as she got out of the taxi.
to fly unsteadily; to flap in such a way (v.)
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16. sagacious
Through his actions in times of distress, it was clear
he was sagacious.
showing good judgment; wise; shrewd (v.)
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17. prominent
The prominent football player, OJ Simpson, was
later found to have killed his wife--or did he?
important, famous (adj.)
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18. wither
The corpses withered in the spooky night, during
Halloween.
to decay; to shrivel or die (v.)
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19. narcissist
Mr.Topf is narcissistic, but itʼs funny because heʼs
terribly hideous.
too much interest in your own physical
appearance (n.)
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