And Then there were none Agatha Christie

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And Then there were none Agatha Christie Chapter Three Vocabulary All pictures are from Google Images.

port—43 a sweet red wine

caustic—43 severely critical or sarcastic

naive—46 simple and unsophisticated; unsuspecting; lacking worldly experience and critical judgment

replete—46 abundantly supplied

indictments—46 formal charges or accusations of a serious crime

petrified—47 motionless with fear or terror

unobtrusively—50 without attracting attention

inquire—51 ask

adroitly—51 skillfully; cleverly; expertly

spirit—52 strong liquor

swan song—53 farewell appearance; final creative work or performance

preposterous—53 ridiculous; senseless

accusations—53 charges or claims that someone has done something illegal or wrong

Interposed—53 to put between; to insert between parts; to interject during a conversation; to intervene

forage—54 to search for food or supplies

sedative—55 drug used to soothe and relieve anxiety

impromptu—55 unplanned; spontaneous

purported—57 rumored; claimed

verisimilitude—58 similarity to reality; the appearance of truth; looking like the real thing

disembodied—59 separated from or existing without the body

homicidal—61 likely to kill; murderous