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MY BROTHER SAM IS DEAD Vocabulary - (copy)
Definitions/Synonyms/Parts of Speech
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| store, n. | supply or stock |
| massacre, v. | slaughter or kill in large numbers |
| taproom, n. | barroom |
| snap, v. | to speak quickly and sharply |
| garrison, n. | fort/place where soldiers are stationed |
| pepper, v. | hit with small objects sent thick and fast |
| treason, n. | betrayal of one's country or ruler; subversion, sedition |
| subversion, n. | treason, the overturning of one's government (NOTE: Its prefix = under or below.) |
| sedition, n. | treason, betrayal, subversion |
| constitute, v. | to form or make |
| bound, adj. | certain, sure, very likely |
| civil, adj. | polite, courteous |
| loft, n. | attic or room under roof, esp. barn |
| inscription, n. | something written, engraved or marked on paper; informal dedication |
| stall, v. | to purposefully linger (i.e., so as not to complete a task) |
| sloth, n. | laziness, idleness (homograph - slow-moving mammal) |
| idle, adj. | not busy, not working (homophone is one who is admired) |
| pitch, v. | throw, fling, toss (homograph - tar) |
| swill, n. | kitchen refuse, esp. liquid (often garbage fed to pigs) |
| meddle, v. | to interfere in another's affairs |
| recalcitrance, n. | a stubborn manner; a refusal to comply or do what is ordered or asked |
| serendipity, n. | good fortune or luck (esp. at critical moments) |
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