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Vocabulary definitions from Chapter 6-7 of The Great Gatsby.
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Meretricious:
Attracting attention in a vulgar manner
Euphemisms:
A vague statement substituted for one considered blunt or offensive
Caravansary:
A large inn
Contingency:
Possibility
Inexplicable:
Impossible to explain
Libertine:
One who acts without moral restraint
Expostulation:
To dissuade or correct
Traversed:
To travel or pass across or over
Scrutiny:
Close observation