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pantomime (noun)-using gestures or body movements to communicate, no words spoken Ex: Lennie made an elaborate pantomime of innocence.

contemplate-(verb)-to consider thoughtfully, to think carefully Ex: Lennie contemplated running for his freedom.

anguish (adj.)- physical or mental pain Ex: George looked across the fire at Lennie’s anguished face then looked ashamedly at the fire.

morose- (adj.)-moody, gloomy Ex: After getting yelled at, Lennie stared morosely into the water.

recumbent (adj.)- representing something lying down Ex: The recumbent limbs arched over the pool of water.