en CR The Great Gatsby Vocabulary 38 proprietor: The ___ was the only one who has say on what's going to be put in the property. indeterminate: The baby shower wasn't ___ as many thought it was, it was planned and people were expected to show up. haughty: overconfident countenance: calm features incessant: nonstop strident: His ___ tone made him very intimidating to others. privy: uniformed (antonym) feigned: She had ___ to be someone she wasn't to impress those who didn't like her. fervent: hot effeminate: Regardless of the fact that she was an athlete, she still seemed very ___ especially because she always wanted to get her hair and nails done. retort: retaliation cynical: sarcastic permeate: to inflitrate innuendo: allusion ascertain: I needed to ___ what exactly happened at the party to understand what happen to Susan which that ended her up in the hospital. vacuous: unfilled, full (antonym) dissension: opposition insolent: rude, respectful (antonym) sporadic: erratic punctilious: exact evasion: avoidance disconcerting: The conversation between my teacher and I was so ___ it felt like we were just going in circles and never getting to the point. retribution: payback incredulity: astonishment scrutinize: examine defunct: non-operational postern: private entrance jonquil: flower vestige: evidence nebulous: hazy insidious: sinister meretricious: the ___ maid only made the majority of her money by prostitution. ineffable: speechless euphemism: understatement obtrusive: flashy dilatory: slowly, lagging, slow-paced affront: disrespect tumultuous: joyous intermittent: irregular portentous: crucial presumptuous: She has such a ___ personality, she would take risks and wouldn't care about the aftermath or how it would affect her in the future. truculent: cruel indiscernible: unnoticeable ravenous: greedy corroborate: in order to ___ these allegations, the detective must look over the evidence once again. garrulous: chatty fortuitous: chance amorphous: shapeless deranged: upset, disturbed superfulous: excessive sparse: scarce sullen: gloomy surmise: conclusion pander: to give attention to

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1.	payback
5.	slowly, lagging, slow-paced
8.	upset, disturbed
9.	gloomy
10.	uniformed (antonym)
12.	flower
13.	unfilled, full (antonym)
14.	rude, respectful (antonym)
16.	excessive
18.	chance

19.	disrespect
23.	hot
24.	overconfident
28.	greedy
31.	crucial
32.	Regardless of the fact that she was an athlete, she still seemed very ___ especially because she always wanted to get her hair and nails done.
34.	unnoticeable
35.	sarcastic
36.	hazy
37.	speechless

Down:

2.	joyous
3.	The conversation between my teacher and I was so ___ it felt like we were just going in circles and never getting to the point.
4.	The ___ was the only one who has say on what's going to be put in the property.
6.	flashy
7.	chatty
11.	private entrance
15.	retaliation
17.	examine
20.	The baby shower wasn't ___ as many thought it was, it was planned and people were expected to show up.

21.	I needed to ___ what exactly happened at the party to understand what happen to Susan which that ended her up in the hospital.
22.	She has such a ___ personality, she would take risks and wouldn't care about the aftermath or how it would affect her in the future.
23.	She had ___ to be someone she wasn't to impress those who didn't like her.
25.	to give attention to
26.	avoidance
27.	the ___ maid only made the majority of her money by prostitution.
29.	erratic
30.	His ___ tone made him very intimidating to others.
33.	evidence

The Great Gatsby Vocabulary

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Across:

1.	payback
5.	slowly, lagging, slow-paced
8.	upset, disturbed
9.	gloomy
10.	uniformed (antonym)
12.	flower
13.	unfilled, full (antonym)
14.	rude, respectful (antonym)
16.	excessive
18.	chance

19.	disrespect
23.	hot
24.	overconfident
28.	greedy
31.	crucial
32.	Regardless of the fact that she was an athlete, she still seemed very ___ especially because she always wanted to get her hair and nails done.
34.	unnoticeable
35.	sarcastic
36.	hazy
37.	speechless

Down:

2.	joyous
3.	The conversation between my teacher and I was so ___ it felt like we were just going in circles and never getting to the point.
4.	The ___ was the only one who has say on what's going to be put in the property.
6.	flashy
7.	chatty
11.	private entrance
15.	retaliation
17.	examine
20.	The baby shower wasn't ___ as many thought it was, it was planned and people were expected to show up.

21.	I needed to ___ what exactly happened at the party to understand what happen to Susan which that ended her up in the hospital.
22.	She has such a ___ personality, she would take risks and wouldn't care about the aftermath or how it would affect her in the future.
23.	She had ___ to be someone she wasn't to impress those who didn't like her.
25.	to give attention to
26.	avoidance
27.	the ___ maid only made the majority of her money by prostitution.
29.	erratic
30.	His ___ tone made him very intimidating to others.
33.	evidence

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