To Kill a Mockingbird Vocabulary Review

This set of flashcards covers vocabulary words from 'To Kill a Mockingbird', including definitions and example sentences for better understanding.

What does the verb 'elucidate' mean?

To explain or make clear.

Use 'acrimonious' in a sentence.

When my sister and I were fighting, the argument became more acrimonious than professional.

What does 'mollified' mean?

To soothe or reassure.

Give a definition for 'candid.'

Sincere and honest.

What does the word 'indignant' describe?

A feeling of being insulted.

What does 'furtive' mean?

Sly or sneaky.

Use 'wary' in a sentence.

I became wary when playing in the snow near a block of ice.

Define 'squalor.'

Dirtiness or filth.

What is a 'recluse'?

A person who lives away from others; a hermit.

What does 'gait' refer to?

A type or manner of walking.