TEWWG+Vocabulary

Chapters 1-4
 * 1) Resignation- act of giving up a position
 * 2) Sodden- saturated, soaked through
 * 3) Treacherous- guilty of or involving betrayal or deception
 * 4) Languid- slow and relaxed
 * 5) Lacerate- tear or deeply cut
 * 6) Desecrate- treat with disrespect, defile, pollute
 * 7) Mien- person’s look or manner; an individual’s character or mood
 * 8) Expound- present and explain the meaning of something
 * 9) Conjecture- opinion formed on the basis of incomplete information
 * 10) Malice- intend or desire to do ill will

Chapters 5-6
 * 1) Disengaged- emotionally detached
 * 2) Sauntered- work in a slow, relaxed manner without hurry or effort
 * 3) Incredulous- unwilling or unable to believe something
 * 4) Jurisdiction- official power to make legal decisions/judgments
 * 5) Cowed- to submit through intimidation
 * 6) Prominence- condition of standing out or being noticeable
 * 7) Eulogy- speech that praises someone, typically after they have just died
 * 8) Sullen- bad tempered, sulky
 * 9) Submission- accepting or yielding to a superior force
 * 10) Baiting- deliberately annoy or taunt

Chapters 7-10 Chapters 11-13
 * 1) Prostrating- lay oneself flat on the ground in reverence or submission
 * 2) Prosperous- successful in material terms, flourishing financially
 * 3) Pugnaciously- eager to argue or quick to fight
 * 4) Humbleness- state of being unimportant
 * 5) Scorning- reject something in a contemptuous way
 * 6) Ostentatiously- characterized by vulgar or pretentious display
 * 7) Futile- incapable of producing any useful result
 * 8) Insinuation- unpleasant hint of something bad
 * 9) Resurrection- rising from the dead
 * 1) Temporize- avoid making a decision in order to gain time.
 * 2) Sullen- bad tempered, gloomy
 * 3) Notion- conception or belief about something
 * 4) Transfiguration- complete change in form or appearance into a more spiritual state
 * 5) Endurable- bearable, capable of being borne through something unpleasant
 * 6) Proposition- statement that expresses a judgment or opinion
 * 7) Languish- lose or lack vitality, grow weak
 * 8) Bunion- painful swelling on the first joint of the big toe.
 * 9) Feeble- lacking physical strength, usually due to age or illness

Chapters 14-17
 * 1) Transient- lasting only for a short time
 * 2) Clamored- shout loudly and insistently
 * 3) Suppress- forcible put an end to
 * 4) Mauled- wound by scratching and tearing
 * 5) Subtle- delicately complex and understated
 * 6) Compelling-evoking interest, attention, or admiration on a powerfully irresistible way
 * 7) Affront- action/remark that causes outrage or offense
 * 8) Homage- special honor or publicly shown respect
 * 9) Indiscriminate- done at random or without careful judgment

Chapters 18-20
 * 1) Peevish- easily irritated, especially by unimportant things
 * 2) Oblique- slanting line
 * 3) Trifle- unimportant, trivial
 * 4) Dishevelment- to become disarranged and untidy
 * 5) Privy- sharing in the knowledge or something usually private
 * 6) Disgorge- cause to pour out
 * 7) Supplication- invocation, ask for help
 * 8) Delirium- acutely disturbed state of mind that occurs in fever
 * 9) Wanton- sexually immodest or promiscuous