1. GREAT GATSBY Vocabulary for chapters 5 & 6

2. CHAPTER 5

3. HARROWED Distressed; upset The busy schedule of a teacher is harrowing at times.

4. DEFUNCT No longer in existence or use The floppy disk is a now defunct piece of technology.

5. EXULTATION Great rejoicing, jubilation You could feel the crowd’s exultation at the opening ceremony of the Olympics

6. NEBULOUS no clear form; vague; hazy The woman’s nebulous clothing hid her body shape

7. CHAPTER SIX

8. INSIDIOUS Treacherous; seductive; harmful in a stealthy/subtle manner “Sexually transmitted diseases can be insidious and sometimes without symptoms”

9. TURGID Swollen; bloated Because women are magical creatures, once a month they usually feel turgid.

10. INEFFABLE Beyond expression; indescribable; taboo The ineffable beauty of panda dogs should be admired by all

11. HAUGHTILY Arrogant or proud manner Although Jordan seems to be haughty, Nick finds her to be very jaunt.

12. EUPHEMISM When an inoffensive word is substituted for a word that is considered offensive I’m sorry, but we’re going to have to let you go. “let you go” takes the place of “fire you”

13. MENAGERIE A collection of live, wild animals on exhibit If you want to see a menagerie, go to the circus.