The catcher in the rye

hemorrhages

hemorrhages

bursting of blood vessels

ostracized

Shunned; excluded; left out

qualms

Feelings of doubt

compulsory

required; must be done

groping

Reaching blindly

sadistic

getting pleasure from inflicting pain on others

ironical

meaning the opposite of what is expressed

exhibitionist

one who likes to show off and get attention

unscrupulous

Having no moral code; unprincipled

fascinated

held the attention of; captivated

pacifist

one who opposes the use of force under any circumstances

lavish

generous or liberal in giving or spending

conscientious

Attentive to duty; diligent

unanimous

showing or based on total agreement

incognito

in disguise

putrid

rotten

intimately

Privately, personally, very closely

humble

lowly; unpretentious

capacity

Ability to contain, absorb, receive and hold

nonchalant

showing a lack of concern; casual indifference

frock

coat; cloak

atheist

a person who believes there is no god

random

haphazardly; by chance

bourgeois

smug, conventional, materialistic

swanky

expensive and showy

blasé

having done something so much as to be bored by it

raspy

grating

Inferiority

strong feelings of inadequacy

louse

A person regarded as mean or contemptible

aristocratic

Of an upper class; distinguished

boisterous

noisy and unruly

sophisticated

worldly wise; refined

halitosis

bad smelling breath

expel

push out by force

frequently

often

digresses

strays temporarily from the main topic

pedagogical

Characteristic of teaching or teachers

stenographer

one who takes shorthand

reciprocal

Interchangeable; complimentary