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AGOOM Vocab. Period 6. Conspirator. A person who takes part in conspiracy, Plotter. Charade . A blatant pretense or deception, especially something so full of pretense as to be a travesty. Lynch. “The white folks wanted to lynch Mathu, but Guidry stopped them.”
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AGOOM Vocab Period 6
A blatant pretense or deception, especially something so full of pretense as to be a travesty.
Lynch “The white folks wanted to lynch Mathu, but Guidry stopped them.” Rebecca Van Selow
Definition To kill by hanging without being given a fair trial.
Armoire “I looked through the shells I kept in a cigar box on top of the armoire till I found me a number five.” Rebecca Van Selow
Definition A movable cabinet.
Console “I held on to one of his arms, and Cal was patting him on the back to console him.” John Pizzurro
Gridiron “On the gridiron they depended on each other the way one hand must depend on the other swinging a baseball bat.”
Mulatto • “She told me I might be able to catch him either at Silo or the old Mulatto Place, and she asked me again what was the matter.”
Definition • Mixture of half-black half-white
Cajun • “A Cajun’s dead over there at Marshall. Laying on his back in Mathu’s yard. Now you know”
Definition • Being a white and/or French Louisiana Native
Trifling • “We had never mixed too well with his people . We thought they was too trifling, never doing anything for themselves.”
Definition • Insignificant, worthless
The Klans • The Klans defended Luke Wills friends.
NAACP • The NAACP was there, some black militants were there, and so were the state troopers, who stood by watching all and searching most of those who went in.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
Perpetually • Judge Reynolds is seventy, hair white as snow, face perpetually red from drinking,
Archetypal • And he looks like the archetypal typical grandfather, or what you would want your grandfather to look like.
Presided • And he admitted from the beginning that not only had he never presided over a case quite like this one, but that he had never heard of one like this in all his thirty-five years on the bench.
Deliberated • The jury deliberated three hours, then returned with the verdict.