Final Vocab

Inconsolable

Unable to be comforted; extremely sad or distressed

rebuke

To criticize sharply or express strong disapproval

brazen

Bold and shameless; not embarrassed by one's actions or behavior.

vagabond

A person who wanders from place to place without a permanent home.

reproachful

Expressing disapproval or disappointment.

resolute

Firmly determined; unwavering in purpose or belief.

notorious

Well-known for something negative or bad

prudent

Wise and careful in making decisions; showing good judgment

brash

Aggressively confident in a rude or reckless way

acquiese

To accept or agree to something passively or without protest.

Crow

To brag or gloat loudly, often in a boastful or triumphant way.

wallow

• To indulge in an emotion (like self-pity or sadness); also, to roll around in mud or water (like animals).

astute

Clever and perceptive; able to assess situations accurately and turn them to one’s advantage.

artifice

A clever trick or deceitful strategy.

brandish

To wave something (often a weapon) in a threatening or dramatic way.

circumspection

The quality of being cautious and thinking carefully before acting

Resounding

Very loud or emphatic; unmistakable or impressive in effect.

Grid

To prepare oneself for action; to secure or bind with a belt or band.

lavish

Very generous or extravagant; more than enough.

audactiy

Boldness or daring, often with a lack of respect or regard for rules.

inscrutable

Mysterious or difficult to understand or interpret.

fumigate

To disinfect or purify an area with smoke or fumes (usually to kill pests)

canny

Smart and careful, especially in business or practical matters.

unflappable

Calm and composed, especially in a crisis or under pressure.