The Outsiders Chapters 10

Study Notes

Vocabulary from Chapters 10 - 12 of The Outsiders

Stupor: Refers to a state of mental numbness or daze, where sensibility is diminished.
Vaguely: Describes something not clear or showing a lack of understanding regarding a subject or situation.
Concussion: An injury to the brain or spinal cord resulting from a blow or fall, often leads to symptoms such as confusion or loss of consciousness.
Delirious: A state where a person may wander mentally and speak nonsensically, often due to illness or trauma.
Clad: Indicates being dressed in a particular way; can refer to clothing style or type.
Idolized: Means to worship or regard someone with intense adoration or admiration.
Cocky: Describes a person who is arrogant and excessively self-confident, often displaying a lack of humility.
Remark: A comment made about something, often providing an observation or opinion.
Liable: Suggests a likelihood of something occurring or being the case in a future event.
Flinching: The act of wincing or recoiling in response to fear, pain, or surprise.
Acquitted: A legal term meaning to be declared not guilty of a charge or crime in court.
Composition: Refers to a short essay typically assigned as part of schoolwork, focusing on a specific topic.
Roundabout: Describes a style of communication that is polite and indirect, avoiding bluntness.
Corny: Refers to something that is considered stale or unoriginal, often invoking a sense of cliché.
Veered: The action of swerving or changing direction, often unexpectedly.
Vast: Describes something that is immense or of a very great area or extent, often used in relation to landscapes or quantities.

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Test your knowledge with vocabulary flashcards from the final chapters of 'The Outsiders'. Each card features a word used in the book along with its definition. Enhance your understanding of the text while expanding your vocabulary skills.