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Vocabulary terms, parts of speech, and definitions from Edgar Allan Poe's works: The Tell-Tale Heart, The Raven, The Cask of Amontillado, and The Black Cat.
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Acute
Sharp (adjective)
Vex
To disturb (verb)
Sagacity
Intelligence & good judgment (noun)
Refrain
To hold back (verb)
Wary
Cautious or careful (adjective)
Suavity
Smooth way of acting (noun)
Audacity
Boldness (noun)
Vehemently
Forcefully (adverb)
Gesticulations
Energetic gestures (noun)
Derision
Ridicule, mocking (noun)
Vainly
Unsuccessfully or ineffectively (adverb)
Ponder
To think deeply (verb)
Quaint
Pleasingly unusual or old-fashioned (adjective)
Lore
Knowledge from long ago (noun)
Distinctly
Clearly (adverb)
Bleak
Cold and depressing (adjective)
Entreat
To beg (verb)
Implore
To beg (verb)
Beguile
To mislead, or to entertain (verb)
Gaunt
Thin and sickly (adjective)
Ominous
Threatening (adjective)
Resolve
To make a firm decision (verb)
Preclude
To leave something out or prevent it (verb)
Retribution
Reward or punishment (noun)
Wont
Habit (noun)
Perceive
To see and understand (verb)
Accost
To approach someone and to speak to them (verb)
Excessive
Extreme, too much (adjective)
Impose
To create a burden for someone (verb)
Abscond
To leave secretly & quietly (verb)
Explicit
Clearly said (adjective)
Paltry
Small in amount or size (adjective)
Malevolence
The state of wishing evil to others (noun)
Consummate
Perfect and complete in every respect (adjective)
Conflagration
A very intense and uncontrolled fire (noun)
Succumb
Give in or consent reluctantly (verb)
Allay
Lessen the intensity of, or to calm (verb)
Bravado
A swaggering show of courage (noun)
Pestilence
Any epidemic disease with a high death rate (noun)
Aversion
A feeling of intense dislike (noun)