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Presented in a Jeopardy type game. Chapter 8 Vocabulary. Humidor. Indiscernible. Settee. Perceptible. R edolent. U nscrupulously. Argonne. Chiffon. Sharper. Divot. Garrulous. Laden. Humidor.
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Presented in a Jeopardy type game Chapter 8 Vocabulary
Humidor A container designed for storing cigars or other tobacco products at a constant level of humidity.
Indiscernible Difficult or impossible to perceive; imperceptible
Settee An upholstered seat with back and arms designed to accommodate two or more people in a sitting or reclining position. (The earliest surviving types, dating back to the 17th century in Europe, have sides that let down for conversion into a bed. )
Perceptible capable of being perceived; recognizable; appreciable; apparent
Redolent Exuding a fragrance
Unscrupulously Not principled, without morals
Argonne wooded region in Northeastern France near the Belgian border; site of a battle that took place during World War II
Chiffon ribbons, laces, and other materials used as accessories to a woman's dress
Sharper a person who is dishonest in dealing with others; cheat
Divot A loose piece of turf or sod
Garrulous given to prosy, rambling, or tedious loquacity : pointlessly or annoyingly talkative
Laden Carrying a load or burden