To Kill a Mockingbird Group 3 - Period 1

1. corroborative

1.1. to strengthen or support with evidence

1.2. The lawyer made his case more corroborative.

2. perpetual

2.1. Ever Lasting

2.2. Without End

2.3. A Perpetual Machine

2.4. Driver's Education class seemed perpetual.

2.5. The history test seemed to be perpetual.

3. prerogative

3.1. A right or privilege exclusive to a particular individual or class

3.2. The President has a special prerogative in their job.

4. unmitigated

4.1. Absolute; unqualified

4.2. Synonyms:absolute, utter, complete

5. iota

5.1. a very small quantity

5.2. Changing to organic seemed to make only an iota of a difference

5.3. For halloween all the children wanted a lot of candy, but there was an iota of the candy.

6. A tall piece of furniture usually have drawers

7. chiffarobe

7.1. The chiffarobe was filled with t-shirts.

7.2. My mother made me fold my clothes and but then in my chiffarobe.

7.3. The chiffarobe had many drawers to hold my clothes in.

8. apoplectic

8.1. Overcome with anger; extremely indignant or Relating to or denoting apoplexy (stroke): "an apoplectic attack".

9. entailments

9.1. deduction: something that is inferred (deduced or entailed or implied)

9.2. Mr. Cunningham had received several enailments

10. temerity

10.1. Excessive confidence or boldness

10.2. Temerity seemed to be a trait he lacked.

10.3. The shy student seemed not to have temerity.