Mockingbird 2

a state of low honor or moral character

prohibited; restraint

to lessen the pain, or in case, fear and anxioty, of something without makeing it go away

a bitter verbal attack

uprightness of character

moved about in a sinister manner

offence

to move in waves or in a wavy manner

sticky

a strong-smelling (like garlic) substance made from a parsley-like plant; used in folk medicine to repel illness

showy; very bright or gaudy

angerly

a thin, cotton-like fabric

inability to see objects clearly

indirectly

a slang term for liquor, usually whisky or burbon

agreement without protest

a group; a hathering

to feel resentment or disapproval about the fact that they have something

clear and brief

impressive on account of age or historical association

to explain

strange; eccentric

feeling of being inneffective, useless, or hopeless

sternly; without humor

various

sarcastic; bitter; nasty

formed by a series of alternating ridges and grooves

official pronounced

stubborn determination

turned

dissrespectful; bold; sassy

smoothed; calm

a large cabinate with drawers and a place for hanging cloths

a principal or breief generally held to be