Hunger Games Ch. 26-27

Spew

To throw out or eject forcefully, often in large amounts.

Materializes

Appears suddenly or becomes real.

Petrified

Extremely scared or frozen with fear

Attendant

A person who helps or waits on others

Uncomprehendingly

In a way that shows lack of understanding.

Feverishly

Done with intense energy or excitement

Mangled

Severely damaged, twisted, or torn.

Famished

Extremely hungry.

Pneumonia

A serious lung infection causing difficulty breathing.

Feral

Wild, untamed, or savage.

Antiseptic

Clean or sterile, preventing infection.

Prominent

Important, well-known, or sticking out.

Restraining

Holding back or controlling someone or something.

Confinement

Being restricted or kept within limits.

Grouchily

In a bad-tempered or irritable way.

Indeterminate

Not clearly defined or settled.

Cadences

Rhythmic patterns of sound or movement.

Continual

Happening repeatedly over time.

Arrested

Stopped, detained, or halted.

Accumulated

Gathered or built up over time.

Sarcastic

Using irony to mock or convey contempt.

Ecstatically

Feeling or showing intense joy or delight.

Wallow

To indulge in something, often emotions, excessively.

Unassuming

Modest; not drawing attention.

Compromise

An agreement where each side gives up something

Contrived

Artificial, forced, or not natural.

Garish

Excessively bright or showy.

Arbitrary

Based on random choice or personal whim rather than reason.

Benign

Harmless or gentle.

Coursing

Flowing swiftly through something.

Unraveled

Taken apart or undone

Orchestrated

Carefully planned or arranged.

Debut

First public appearance or presentation.

Flaunted

Showed off in a proud or conspicuous way.

Contraption

A strange or complicated device or machine.

Berserk

Wild, out of control, or frenzied.

Vulnerable

Open to harm or attack, physically or emotionally.

Periodically

Happening at regular intervals.

Condensing

Making more compact or concentrated.

Disproportionate

Too large or too small in comparison to something else.

Misled

Given false information; deceived.

Omit

To leave out or exclude.

Smacks

Hits sharply; can also mean has a strong flavor or quality of something.

Objectively

Based on facts, not feelings or opinions.

Unforgiving

Not willing to forgive; harsh or relentless.

Instigator

A person who starts trouble or provokes action.

Whisked

Moved quickly or carried off rapidly.

Interference

Obstruction or disruption of a process or action.

Gauzy

Thin, light, and translucent like gauze.

Chitchat

Casual or light conversation.

Faring

Doing or performing in a certain way.

Reassuring

Giving comfort or confidence.

Rapport

A positive, harmonious relationship.

Extent

The range, size, or degree of something.

Segue

A smooth transition from one topic or section to another.

Inaudible

Unable to be heard.

Plaques

Flat, decorative, or commemorative pieces

Churn

To stir or move vigorously; can also mean upset or agitated.

Accompanying

Going along with or existing together.

Startle

To surprise or frighten suddenly.

Forthcoming

About to happen or available when needed.

Palpable

Able to be touched or felt; obvious.

Grimy

Very dirty

Extend

To make longer, stretch out, or offer.