| A | B |
|---|
| Elfish | Adj. Looks like one of Santa's helpers |
| Rumble | N. A big fight, usually between gangs |
| Switchblade | N. A pocket knife |
| Gang | N. A group of people joined together by a common cause. They belong to a speciall kind of brotherhood. |
| Grinned | V. Smiled |
| Grease | N. Oil used to lubricate tools. In the Outsiders, the gang was called Greaser because they used oil to comb their hair. |
| Dutch | Adj. A person from Holland or the Netherlands |
| Provisions | N. Accommodations or preparations made for a future need. |
| Weld | V. To burn metal together (soldar) |
| Manuever | V. To do or control something |
| Heap | N. A large pile of things |
| Key | N. Instrument used to open locks (llave) |
| Tide | N. The level of the water....up or down...(Marea) |
| Monotonous | Adj. Boring |
| Trecherous | Adj. Dangerous |
| Crew | N. A group of workers... Sometimes it can be used to refer to a gang |
| Maritime | Adj. it is used to make a connection or comparison to things related to the sea |
| Hordes | N. A large quantity of something |
| Apprehension | N. a feeling of anticipation that something bad is going to happen |
| Defiance | N. An attitude of going against an idea, or authority |
| Thug | N. A gangster. (gamin) |
| Hermit | N. A person who lives inside most of the time and never goes out. |
| Premonition | N. A feeling that something bad is going to happen |
| Bootlegging | V. Selling things illegally |
| Lanky | Adj. Looking very skinny and weak |
| Apprehensive | Adj. feeling unsure about doing something |
| Two-headed | Adj. with two heads |
| Amiably | Adv. Nicely, in a friendly way |
| Presumption | N. The belief that something is very possible. |
| Credulity | N. Quality of believing too much |
| Hospitality | N. Friendly treatment of guests |
| Gharld | Adj. Twisted, covered in knots |
| Paw | N. Animal hand or foot |
| Rehabilitaion | A place people go to learn to behave |
| Disquieting | Adj. Making one feel uncomfortable, anxious |
| Infraction | N. The breaking of a rule |
| Chastisement | N. A verbal Criticism, punishment |
| Dwelling | N. Home or place of living |
