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The Outsiders

The Outsiders. Vocabulary for Chapters 9-12. Amplifier A device used to make something louder. Stifled Smothered; muffled. Verb. Noun. Reputation Overall quality or character as seen or judged by people in general . Survey A questionnaire; to gather information from or about. Verb.

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The Outsiders

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  1. The Outsiders Vocabulary for Chapters 9-12

  2. Amplifier A device used to make something louder Stifled Smothered; muffled Verb Noun

  3. Reputation Overall quality or character as seen or judged by people in general Survey A questionnaire; to gather information from or about Verb Noun

  4. Underprivileged Having fewer privileges than others : poor Menace Someone or something that represents a threat a threat; danger Noun Adjective

  5. Leery Suspicious; wary Restless Anxious; antsy; fidgety Adjective Adjective

  6. Taut Tight Delirious A temporary mental disturbance resulting from high fever or shock and marked by confusion Adjective Adjective

  7. Pity A feeling of sorrow for another’s misfortune Vacuum A space of emptiness Noun Noun

  8. Guardian One who is legally responsible for the person or property of another Acquitted To declare innocent of a crime or wrongdoing Noun Verb

  9. Idolized Regarded with excessive admiration or devotion Flinching Pulling back as if in pain Verb Noun

  10. Middleman A go-between Veered To change direction or course Noun Verb

  11. Circumstances Conditions at a certain time or place Bulletin A brief public notice usually from an informed or official source Noun Noun

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