Grapes Of Wrath Goodman

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wizened

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to become or cause to become dry, shrunken, or wrinkled.

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morose

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having a sullen disposition.

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querulous

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constantly complaining; fretful; whining.

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feral

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savage; wild' having escaped from domestication and becoming wild.

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disconsolate

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cheerless, hopelessly sad.

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dispossessed

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to put out of possession or occupancy.

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pinion

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the end section of a birds wing, to restrain by binding of the arms (shackle), a gear with a small number of teeth designed to mesh with a larger wheel or rack.

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reverential

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reverent

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servile

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befitting a slave or servant; behaving like a slave; submissive

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slovenly

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untidy in dress or person; lazily or carelessly done; slipshed.

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docile

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easily taught, led, or managed; tractable.

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effluvium

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unpleasant emanation; a by-product in the form of waste

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anlage

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a foundation of a subsequent development

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truculent

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feeling or showing ferocity; savage. aggressively self-assertive; belligerent

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imperturbable

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marked by extreme calm, impassivity, and steadiness; serene.

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pique

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a passing feeling of wounded vanity- resentment; to arouse by a provocation or challenge: goal, pride; a durable ribbed clothing fabric

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lithe

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supple; characterized by effortless grave also: athletically slim

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swale

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a low-tying or depressed and often wet stretch or land.

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vehement

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marked by great force or energy; marked by strong feeling or expression: passionate, fervid.

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judicious

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having, exercising, or characterized by sound judgment.

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bemused

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bewilder, confused

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declivity

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declivities, a steep downward slope.

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fetid

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having an offensive smell: stinking

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patina

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a green film formed on copper and bronze by exposure to moist air. a superficial covering or exterior

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ravenous

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rapacious, voracious; eager for food: very hungry

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agrarian

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of or relating to land or its ownership; of or relating to farmers or farming interests.

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titular

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existing in the title only; nominal. of, relation to, or bearing a title.

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restiveness

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balsky; uneasy, fidgety

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fatuously

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foolish, insane, silly

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voluptuous

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giving sensual gratification, giving to or spent in enjoyment of luxury and pleasure.

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inveterate

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firmly established by age or long persistence. confirmed in a habit.

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petulant

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marked by capricious ill humor

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citadel

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a fortress commanding a city; stronghold.

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zenith

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the point in the heavens directly overhead; the highest point: ACME.

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parapet

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a protecting rampart. a low wall or railing (as at the edge of a building)

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putrescence

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becoming putrid; rotting.

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skulk

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to move furtively; sneak, lurk.

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degenerate

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fallen or deteriorated from aformer, higher, or normal condition.

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fallow

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the developing individual produced from such cell

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zygote

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an organism developing from a living cell.

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arbiter

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one having power to decided: judge.

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cunningly

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skillful, dexterous, marked by wiliness and trickery, cute

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emulsion

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a mixture of mutually insoluble liquids in which one is dispersed in droplets throughout the other.

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accouterment

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an accessory; item; an identifuing characteristic

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circuitousness

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having a circular or winding course; not being forthright or direct in language or action.