a state of extreme confusion or action

valuable goods or money taken as a prize after victory

a written or spoken statement about someone who has died

to clear up or deal with successfully

a delicious, rare food that is a special treat

skill or cleverness to create something or solve a problem

a collection of property and belongings

last will and testament (noun)

a legal document telling how property should be divided after death

a person who copies or writes out documents

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Vocab for Ch. 14 - 20 of CKLA Unit 4, Don Quixote

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turmoil (noun)
a method of raising cattle or sheetp
a state of extreme confusion or action
an oath taken by a knight
the fluid used to light and burn in lamps
2
agony (noun)
extreme joy
extreme fatigue
extreme disappointment
extreme pain
3
booty (noun)
the saddle and bridle of a knight
valuable goods or money taken as a prize after victory
a mean prank played to hurt someone
a kick square in the pants
4
epitaph (noun)
a preview or note written at the beginning of a chapter
a long-written letter to a noble or king
a fable or story meant to teach a lesson
a written or spoken statement about someone who has died
5
resolve (verb)
to clear up or deal with successfully
to decide to do again repeatedly
to match to a certain color
to remove a mark or blemish
6
instrumental (adjective)
very disillusioned
very important
very happy
very hopeful
7
delicacy (noun)
a grand show or spectacle to get attention
the part of the story that sells meats and cheeses
a delicious, rare food that is a special treat
a species of bird that is now extinct
8
ingenuity (noun)
the last stop of a route or path
creativity in the face of defeat
the furthest point from home
skill or cleverness to create something or solve a problem
9
estate (noun)
an organization of towns and people
a collection of property and belongings
an electronic way of communicating between states
an agreement between governments
10
reunite (verb)
to re-tie a horse to a hitching post
to reuse an item again
to come together again
to separate for the second time
11
confess (verb)
to walk a straight line
to admit something is true
to help someone who is in need
to wash with hot, soapy water
12
captivity (noun)
a quiet and peaceful environment
a person leading a sports team
a method of rescuing a princess from a castle
being held as if a prisoner
13
last will and testament (noun)
the reading of an important document to a crowd
the speech given at a funeral
a legal document telling how property should be divided after death
the last chapter of a book
14
dignity (noun)
mean attitude and cruel laugh
calm behavior and self-control
slow speech and loud talking
quick wit and heavy temper
15
scribe (noun)
a servant to a king or noble
a monk in the Medieval church
a young boy responsible for a knight's equipment
a person who copies or writes out documents

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