To Kill a Mockingbird Group 3 - Period 2

1. iota

1.1. a very small quantity

1.1.1. extremely small amount

1.2. We have an iota of homework in this class.

2. temerity

2.1. reckless boldness; rashness.

2.1.1. Excessive confidence

2.2. His temerity got him into a lot of trouble after his last stunt.

2.3. t

3. prerogative

3.1. a right, privilege, etc., limited to a specific person or to persons of a particular category:

3.2. Because he was part of the science club, his prerogative was he got free admission into the science fair.

3.3. free admission

4. unmitigated

4.1. unqualified or absolute

4.1.1. not lessened

4.2. One of your plans has ended in unmitigated failure.

4.3. unmitigated

5. Perpetual

5.1. everlasting, going on forever

5.2. Their love is perpetual.

5.3. ha

6. corroborative

6.1. to make more certain; confirm

6.1.1. To strengthen or support with other evidence

6.2. He used corroborative evidence to confirm the story that was told.

7. entailments

7.1. something involved as a necessary part or consequence of something

7.2. To abridge, settle, or limit succession to real property

7.3. He believed a necessary entailment to have been to ground her for her actions.

7.4. chiffarobe

7.4.1. closet-like piece of furniture that combines a long space for hanging clothes with a chest of drawers

7.4.1.1. a piece of furniture having both drawers and space for hanging clothes.

7.4.2. Her mother bought her a brand new chiffarobe for her birthday.

8. apoplectic

8.1. to have a sudden, usually marked loss of bodily function due to rupture or occlusion of a blood vessel.