10 vocab words for fahrenheit 451

Vague
Stirrings
Mourned
Fevered
Leapt
Musty
Snuffing
Condemation
Cacophony
Gibbering

10 words from fahrenheit 451

Gorging
Minstrel
Flue
Rediscovery
Blazing
Manonette
Imperceptibly
Marbled
Mausoleum
Uncapped

SPRING POST 1: MUSIC AS LITERATURE

I think music is like literature in some ways, such as that it's always changing to what people would say is popular during that time but at the same time they're way different then eachother because in literature it's a story being told just about every time where in music it can or can't be. There is no true definiton of literature because it's always changing.

THE BIG QUESTION

Is there a real true answer to everything? If its not a proven fact then no, they're just opinions..but then again thats just my opinion! (Answering that question is a perfect example)

Vocabulary fall list #10

Pedagogue- teacher or schoolmaster.
Cavernous- Like a cavern in size, shape, or atmosphere. Giving the impression of vast, dark depths.
Coquettish- A woman who makes teasing sexual or romantic overtures; a flirt.
Tête-à-tête- A private conversation between two persons.
Suffice- To meet the needs of something or someone.
Amorous- Showing, feeling, or relating to sexual desire.

Legend of sleepy hallow vocab. list #9

Prudently- common sense; practical
Implore- ask urgently or
Reverie- a spell or trance like state
Sequester- isolate
Apbons- to have popularity
Hessian- german solider
Belated- late or delayed
Inbibed- drunk into something
Oneris- burdensome
Rustic- primitive
Magnanimous- unanimous
Grievous- concern, over the top
Ingratiate- to win favor
Pedagogue- teacher or instructor
Peculiar- strange; unfamiliar or odd  

Vocabulary List Week #8

1. Flout - Willfully disregarding a rule.

2. Caveat - Exception to the rule, but adding change to it.

3. Blazon - To decorate

4. Filch - Stealing something of little value

5. Fractious - bad tempered

6. Equitable - Fair and just

7. Autonomy - Independence; Freedom

8. Addendum - A thing to be added

9. Amnesty - Official pardon

10. Axiomatic - Self evident

11. Extricate - To free from difficulty

12. Soporific - Causing sleep

13. Scathing - Severly scornful

14. Unwieldy - Hard to move or carry

15. Vapid - Flat, tasteless, boring

16. Prognosticate - Foretell a prophesy

17. Sepulchral - Gloomy

18. Salutary - Producing good affects

19. Straitlaced - strict rule, following

20. Scourge - Whip or Lash

21. Precept - General rule to behavior

22. Transient - Last for a short time; or homeless man