| A | B |
|---|
| bluff | to mislead or deceive; fake |
| elective | an optional academic course or subject |
| scowl | to look angry by drawing the eyebrows together and frowning |
| quiver | to shake with a slight, rapid movement |
| ferocity | extreme fierceness; intensity |
| conviction | a strong belief; assuredness |
| linger | to contine to stay; delay leaving |
| trudge | to walk heavily; plod |
| portly | stout or overweight |
| sheepishly | with a bashful or embarrassed look |
| catechism classes | formal classes in religious instruction |
| raza-style | familiar manner that local Chicanos greet each other |
| saludo de vato | greeting between Chicano buddies |
| ese | slang term used when addressing someone ("Hey Buddy") |
| bon jour | good day |
| Tres bien Parlez-vous fracais | very good do you speak French |
| Le beteay est sur leau | the boad is on the water |
