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The Great Gatsby Vocabulary Review Chapters 4-6

Gatsby Vocab Review elicit valor somnambulatory denizen jaunty rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate exult hulking nebulous To draw out or bring forth; To evoke

Gatsby Vocab Review elicit valor somnambulatory denizen jaunty rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate exult hulking nebulous Hazy, vague, or confused

Gatsby Vocab Review elicit valor somnambulatory denizen jaunty rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate exult hulking nebulous An overwhelming defeat

Gatsby Vocab Review elicit valor somnambulatory denizen jaunty rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate exult hulking nebulous Easy and spritely in manner or bearing

Gatsby Vocab Review elicit valor somnambulatory denizen jaunty rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate exult hulking nebulous Numerous; incapable of being counted

Gatsby Vocab Review elicit valor somnambulatory denizen jaunty rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate exult hulking nebulous Heroic courage or bravery

Gatsby Vocab Review elicit valor somnambulatory denizen jaunty rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate exult hulking nebulous Heavy or clumsy; bulky

Gatsby Vocab Review elicit valor somnambulatory denizen jaunty rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate exult hulking nebulous Related to sleep walking

Gatsby Vocab Review elicit valor somnambulatory denizen jaunty rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate exult hulking nebulous To find fault with; to blame

Gatsby Vocab Review elicit valor somnambulatory denizen jaunty rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate exult hulking nebulous To show/feel a lively or triumphant joy; to rejoice or be jubilant

Gatsby Vocab Review elicit valor somnambulatory denizen jaunty rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate exult hulking nebulous A slave

Gatsby Vocab Review elicit valor somnambulatory denizen jaunty rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate exult hulking nebulous An inhabitant or resident

Gatsby Vocab Review elicit valor somnambulatory denizen jaunty rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate rout innumerable reproach serf obstinate exult hulking nebulous Inflexible or stubborn; not yielding

Gatsby Vocab Review laudable insidious repose debauch ingratiate perturb desolate elusive perturb desolate elusive Hard to express or define; Skillfully evasive

Gatsby Vocab Review laudable insidious repose debauch ingratiate perturb desolate elusive perturb desolate elusive To establish in the favor or good graces of others

Gatsby Vocab Review laudable insidious repose debauch ingratiate perturb desolate elusive perturb desolate elusive Intended to trap or trick

Gatsby Vocab Review laudable insidious repose debauch ingratiate perturb desolate elusive perturb desolate elusive Worthy of praise; commendable

Gatsby Vocab Review laudable insidious repose debauch ingratiate perturb desolate elusive perturb desolate elusive Barren or laid to waste; devastated, uninhabited, or deserted

Gatsby Vocab Review laudable insidious repose debauch ingratiate perturb desolate elusive perturb desolate elusive An uninhibited (wild) party or spree

Gatsby Vocab Review laudable insidious repose debauch ingratiate perturb desolate elusive perturb desolate elusive peace; tranquility; calm

Gatsby Vocab Review laudable insidious repose debauch ingratiate perturb desolate elusive perturb desolate elusive To bother or annoy; to throw into great disorder

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