to succeed in finding meaning from something which is difficult to read

a religious leader just below the rank of a priest

loose-fitting clothing or curtains

a person who comes from the country

the art or science of good eating

offspring of a famous or important family

bad-tempered because you do not get what you want

impossible to stop or negotiate with

without hope, to express discontent

“a sum of money large enough to live on.”

bubbling, boiling; a sudden outburst

a magic liquid that cures illness.

a feature which provides comfort or convenience

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Jane Eyre Vocab. Chapters 30 - 35

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34.
great anger
despair, confusion
history
eternal punishment, Hell
2
16.
a drug containing opium
an excuse, a reason
a hospital, a sick house
a sword, dagger, or other pointed weapon
3
25.
to succeed in finding meaning from something which is difficult to read
to read aloud
to write ornate letters in a meticulous fashion, to write calligraphy
to draw or sketch
4
28.
face, visage
mistress or female companion
sickness, illness
struggling, labored movements
5
26.
provocative, aiming to incite emotion in another
merrily playful, full of fun
extraordinary, outrageous, or unbelievable
mocking, sarcastic
6
33.
a teacher of a foreign or ancient language
a religious leader just below the rank of a priest
one who aids in pregnancy, a midwife
one who tends to the sick, a nurse
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8.
cherry
Kyari pamyu pamyu
dove
angel baby
8
9.
old, confusion
eager, curiosity
angry, strong dislike
easy to talk to, approval
9
35.
a master, a lord
(in ancient Rome) an emperor
the offspring of a hippo and an elephant
(in ancient Greece) a priest
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10.
wallpaper or carpeting
tresses of hair or curtains
loose-fitting clothing or curtains
furniture or carpeting
11
5.
a deer mouse
a tomboy, a girl who enjoys boys’ games
a cow, a bovine
a person who comes from the country
12
32.
to sparkle, to flash
to appear
to burn or smolder
to vibrate, to move with rapidity
13
17.
suppressing one’s gas at the dinner table
the art or science of good eating
culinary arts, the science of cooking
the ability to remember large numbers
14
1.
wealth, riches
offspring of a famous or important family
seeds
manners, politeness
15
31.
mankind
money
sin, vice
myth, folklore; superstition
16
27.
dedication or diligence; assiduity
a short period of rest
a type of work suited to you
talent or proficiency
17
7.
sad or upset because someone has done something rude to you
bad-tempered because you do not get what you want
flirtatious, coquettish
dream-like
18
13.
a snake, a serpent
a yellow flower of the carnation family
a flame
a donkey, a pack animal
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4.
showing anger or fury at trivial things
painful, excruciating
silent, mute
impossible to stop or negotiate with
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2.
selfish, to think of yourself as great
without hope, to think of yourself as great
without hope, to express discontent
selfish, to express discontent
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12.
to flood, to overwhelm
to dream, to see that which does not exist
to savor, to enjoy food or drink
to make a beautiful sound
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14.
laughter, smile
care, concern
loneliness, isolation
friendliness, kindness
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15.
similar, comparable
unlucky, unfortunate
controlled by God
subject to sudden change, volatile
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21.
silly, trivial
monetary
ephemeral, short-lived
demonic, infernal
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30.
a person in need of help; an unfortunate
the assistant to a butcher
a companion, helper, or spouse
a teacher or instructor
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19.
“a sum of money large enough to live on.”
“a Scottish dance performed by women.”
“a way out of a difficult situation.”
“the ability to follow God’s commandments.”
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18.
husband
Christian
human being
priest, reverend
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22.
confrontational, aggressive
dejected, dispirited
mocking, sarcastic
surprised, shocked
29
20.
confusion
dulling, weakening; the rusting of metal
the act of ordering into a list
bubbling, boiling; a sudden outburst
30
6.
the patter of feet, the sound of running
warm greetings
the knelling of bells
the whistles of young men
31
11.
to destroy or demolish
to shine, to glow brightly
to overpower, to oppress
to improve, to save from evil
32
29.
the sky
open fields, meadows
a collage or mosaic
a river or stream
33
3.
valley
a crossing or fork in the road
forest, grove
town square
34
24.
a passage or section of the Bible.
the background in a painting.
elation or joviality.
a magic liquid that cures illness.
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23.
problems, difficulties, or struggles
literature, texts
a daily ritual performed after eating
a feature which provides comfort or convenience

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