The document appears to be a list of vocabulary words from J.D. Salinger's novel The Catcher in the Rye. It includes the words or phrases and their definitions. Some of the words defined are innumerable, scrawny, grippe, chiffonier, foils, sadist, falsetto, exhibitionist, qualms, unscrupulous, hound's tooth, gore, tiff, pacifist, and gladstones.

1. The Catcher in the Rye
Week 6 –
Part 1

2. Innumerable
adjective i- nüm-rə-bəlˈ
: too many to be counted :
very many

3. Innumerable
: too many to
be counted :
very many

4. Scrawny
adjective skro-nēˈ ̇
: very thin in a way that is
not attractive or healthy

5. Scrawny
: very thin
in a way
that is not
attractive or
healthy
Not Scrawny

6. Grippe
noun gripˈ
: an acute febrile contagious
virus disease; especially :
influenza 1

7. Grippe
: an acute
febrile
contagious virus
disease;
especially :
influenza 1

8. Chiffonier
noun shi-fə- nirˌ ˈ
: a high narrow chest of
drawers

9. : a high narrow
chest of drawers
Chiffonier

10. Foils
Noun foi(-ə)lˈ ̇
: a light fencing sword having a
usually circular guard and a flexible
blade of rectangular section tapering
to a blunted point —saber

11. Foils
: a light fencing sword
having a usually
circular guard and a
flexible blade of
rectangular section
tapering
to a blunted point

12. Sadist
noun sā- di-zəm, sa-ˈ ˌ ˈ
: enjoyment that someone gets
from being violent or cruel or
from causing pain

13. Sadist
: enjoyment that
someone gets
from being
violent or cruel
or
from causing
pain

14. Falsetto
noun fol- se-( )tō ̇ ˈ ˌ
: an artificially high voice

15. Falsetto
: an
artificially
high voice

16. Exhibitionist
noun - bi-shə-ˈ
: a person whose behavior
is meant to attract attention
to themselves

17. : a person
whose behavior
is meant to
attract attention
to themselves
Exhibitionist

18. Qualms
noun kwälmˈ
: a feeling of doubt or uncertainty
about whether you are doing the
right thing

19. Qualms
: a feeling of
doubt or
uncertainty about
whether you are
doing the
right thing

20. Unscrupulous
adjective - skrü-pyə-ləsˈ
: not honest or fair : doing
things that are wrong,
dishonest, or illegal

21. Unscrupulous
: doing things
that are wrong,
dishonest, or
illegal

22. Hound’s Tooth
Noun
: a usually small broken-check
textile pattern; also
: a fabric woven in this pattern —
called also houndstooth check,
hound's-tooth check

23. Hound’s Tooth
: a usually
small
broken-
check textile
pattern

24. Gore
noun
: blood; especially : clotted blood

25. Gore
: blood;
especially :
clotted blood

26. Tiff
intransitive verb tifˈ
: to have a petty quarrel

27. Tiff
: to have a
petty quarrel

28. Pacifist
adjective pa-sə-fistˈ
: strongly and actively opposed
to conflict and especially war

29. Pacifist
: strongly and
actively
opposed to
conflict and
especially war

30. Gladstones
noun, often capitalized glad- stōnˈ ˌ
: a suitcase with flexible sides on
a rigid frame that opens flat into
two equal compartments

31. : a suitcase with
flexible sides on a
rigid frame that
opens flat
into two equal
compartments
Gladstones