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Vocabulary flashcards for Honors English II - List One.
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obstreperous
Noisy, loud; unruly and difficult to control.
contumacious
Stubbornly disobedient; rebellious.
mettlesome
Full of courage and high-spirited; bold. (not meddlesome)
cadge
To beg or obtain by begging; sponge.
pith
The essential part; heart of the matter; core; vigor or strength.
supine
Lying on the back; also passive or inactive.
remonstrate
To protest or object.
inveigh
To attack verbally; denounce or deprecate.
precepts
Rules establishing standards of conduct.
impute
To attribute to a cause or source; ascribe.
feckless
Lacking purpose or vitality; ineffective or careless.
decorum
Propriety and good conduct; proper behavior.
penchant
A strong inclination or liking.
appropriate (verb)
To take for one's own use; to acquire or set aside. (Do not confuse with appropriate (adjective): fitting or suitable.)
truculence
Aggressiveness or ferocity; belligerent harshness.