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A Raisin in the Sun Vocabulary

Undistinguished  Without distinction or excellence

Accommodate  To do a favor for

Uniformity  Same as others

Exasperated  To enrage or cause irritation

Vindicated  To deliver or avenge

Graft  Illegal use of money; bribe

Rebuff  To reject or criticize

Unobtrusive  Not forward in manner or conduct; laid-back

Meddling  Interfering; nosing around

Facetious  Humorous; sarcastic

Raucous  Harsh; disorderly

Neurotic  An emotionally unstable person

Strident  Loud or shrill

Profound  Extending to a great depth

Dungarees BBBBlue denim fabric

Exuberant  Lively; lavish

Burlesque  Literary/dramatic work that seeks to ridicule by means of exaggeration

Missionary  A person undertaking a mission, esp. a religious one

Forlorn  Deserted; abandoned

Heathen  An uncivilized person

Mutilate TTTTo cut up or alter

Liberate  To set free

Haphazard  Lack of plan, order, or direction

Civil  Polite

Lynch  Hang by a mob

Coquettish  Flirtatious

Eccentric  Departing from the conventional pattern

Indifference  Apathy; absence of emotional reaction

Radiant  Bright; glowing

Amiable FFFFriendly; good- natured and likable