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Bunnicula Vocabulary

Admiration A feeling of pleasure, respect, and approval.

Tranquil Free from trouble or disturbance

Gypsy A member of a wandering group of people who came to Europe from India in the 14th and 15th century.

Decipher Decode

Mongrel A dog of a mixed breed.

Chapter 3-4

Pendulum Weight hung by a cord so that it can swing freely back and forth.

Dialect A variety of language spoken in particular places or people.

Zucchini A long, narrow squash

Obscure Difficult to understand.

Taut Pulled or drawn tight.

Indulgent Not strict, giving into something.

Romp Rough, lively play.

Chapter 5-7

Blight Various diseases that wither or destroy plants.

Organic Raised or grown without man-made fertilizers, pesticides, or drugs.

Grimace A facial expression that shows disapproval or pain.

Nursing Taking care of oneself.

Pendant A hanging ornament, as a jewel suspended from a necklace.

Immobile Incapable of moving or being moved.

Feline Of the cat family.

Listless Having little interest in anything.

Chapter 8-9 Vocabulary

Petrified to make unable to move or act, as because of fear or surprise.

Over wrought Too nervous or excited; strained; tense.

Disaster A happening that causes much damage or suffering; as a flood or earthquake; catastrophe.

Psychiatrist A doctor who takes care of people who are mentally ill.

Reluctance Not wanting to do something; unwilling.

Narrative A story; a report or happenings; tale.