The Hunger Games Vocabulary Chapter 1 1 Reaping

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The Hunger Games Vocabulary
Chapter 1
1. reaping - to gather or take
2. apothecary - pharmacist
3. racketeering - the practice of conducting or engaging in a racket
such as extortion or bootlegging
Chapter 2
1. condone - allow; permit; approve
2. tenuous - persistent or stubborn
3. mesmerized - fascinated; spellbound
4. treason - the offense of acting to overthrow one's government
Chapter 3
1. compensation - payment
2. insurmountable - unbeatable; impossible to overcome
Chapter 4
1. gawking - staring stupidly
Chapter 5
1. sustenance - means of sustaining life; nourishment
2. demeanor - conduct; behavior
Chapter 6
1. corral - to collect or gather
2. barbarism - uncivilized state or condition
Chapter 7
1. emaciated - thin, wasted, puny, gaunt, haggard, scrawny
2. arbitrary - decided without reason; founded on or subject to
personal whims, prejudices, etc
3. deluge - a drenching rain; downpour
4. amiable - friendly; pleasant; likable
5. arrogance - offensive display of superiority or self-importance
6. surly - rude or bad-tempered; unfriendly or hostile
Chapter 8
1. leniency - showing mercy or tolerance
2. arduous - difficult
Chapter 9
1. pretense - pretending; insincere or false
2. banal - unoriginal
3. sullen - quiet and grumpy
5. prestigious - having a high reputation; honored; esteemed
7. elusive - hard to find or catch
Chapter 10
1. entourage - a group of attendants or associates
2. hysteria - an uncontrollable outburst of emotion
3. ruminate - think about; meditate; ponder
4. patronizing - condescending
5. catacombs - an underground passageway, especially one full of
twists and turns.
Chapter 11
1. equidistant - equally distant
2. devise - to plan
3. assent - to agree
4. brutish - cruel; gross
Chapter 12
1. disgrace - he loss of respect, honor, or esteem
2. perplexed - confused
3. foliage - leaves of a plant
4. imprudent - unwise or incautious; reckless
5. abstain - to hold oneself back voluntarily, especially from
something regarded as improper
Chapter 13
1. manipulate - control
2. garment - piece of clothing
3. conspiracy - a secret evil plan by two or more people
Chapter 14
1. precarious - exposed to or involving danger; dangerous; perilous;
risky
2. persevere - maintain a purpose in spite of difficulty, obstacles,
or discouragement
3. sated - full; satisfied
4. astronomical - extremely large; exceedingly great; enormous
5. eradicate - to remove or destroy utterly
6. putrid - rotten
Chapter 15
1. wracked - wrecked or damaged
2. feeble - physically weak, as from age or sickness; frail
3. evasion - act of escaping or avoiding
Chapter 16
1. ordeal - any extremely severe or trying test, experience, or trial
2. poised - composed, dignified, and self-assured; teetering or
wavering
3. rendezvous - meeting; meeting place
4. copse - a thicket of small trees or bushes; a small wood.
5. replicate - copy exactly
6. meticulous - taking or showing extreme care about minute details;
precise; thorough
Chapter 17
1. famished - extremely hungry
2. decadent - excessively self-indulgent
Chapter 18
1. gore - murder, bloodshed, violence, etc.
2. despondent - feeling or showing profound hopelessness, dejection,
discouragement, or gloom
3. lethargy - being drowsy and dull, listless and unenergetic, or
indifferent and lazy
4. consolidate - to bring together (separate parts) into a single or
unified whole; unite; combine
Chapter 19
1. assailant - person who attacks; enemy; foe
2. dissipate - to scatter in various directions; disperse; dispel
3. pariah - an outcast; any person or animal that is generally
despised or avoided
4. scrupulous - having or showing a strict regard for what one
considers right; principled
5. levity - lightness of mind, character, or behavior; lack of
appropriate seriousness or earnestness
6. festering - rotting; generating pus
Chapter 20
1. tethered - occurs when an animal is tied with a rope or chain to a
fixed object
2. scowl - a gloomy or threatening look
3. potent - powerful; mighty; strong
4. intervene - to come between disputing people, groups, etc.
5. incompetent - lacking qualification or ability; incapable
6. exertion - vigorous action or effort
7. stalemate - any position or situation in which no action can be
taken or progress made; deadlock
Chapter 21
1. forte - a strong point, as of a person; that in which one excels
2. dignity - nobility or elevation of character; worthiness
3. defiance - a daring or bold resistance to authority or to any
opposing force
Chapter 22
1. irreverent - without due respect; disrespectful; flippant
2. fabricated - invented; made up
3. exorbitant - highly excessive
Chapter 23
1. repellent - causing distaste or aversion; repulsive
2. peevish - showing annoyance, irritation, or bad mood
3. exasperation - irritation; extreme annoyance
4. extricate - to free or release from entanglement; rescue, deliver,
save, recover
Chapter 24
1. dissonant - disagreeing or harsh in sound; out of harmony
2. intersperse - to scatter here and there or place at intervals among
other things
Chapter 25
1. callous - insensitive; indifferent; unsympathetic
2. tourniquet - any device for arresting bleeding by forcibly
compressing a blood vessel, as a bandage tightened by twisting
Chapter 26
1. benign - having a kindly disposition; gracious; showing or
expressive of gentleness or kindness
Chapter 27
1. insidious - intended to entrap or beguile; treacherous or deceitful
2. segue - to make a transition from one thing to another smoothly and
without interruption