chapter 8 great gatsby

incessantly

continuing without pause or interruption

dejection

depression and sadness

inexplicable

unable to be explained or accounted for

malice

ill will; intent to cause harm

indiscernible

impossible to see or clearly distinguish

unscrupulously

without morals; not honestly or fairly

stratum

social class

grail

a thing that is being honestly pursued or sought after

cahoots

conspiring together secretly

corroborate

confirm or give support to

incorruptible

unable to be corrupted; not suitable to death/decay

tactful

polite

garrulous

excessively talkative

forlorn

nearly hopeless

pneumatic

full of air (this is a pool floatie)

grotesque

repulsively ugly or distorted

fortuitously

happening by accident or change

amorphous

without a clearly defined shape or form

perceptible

able to be seen or noticed