AP Lang - Vocabulary (Groups 6-10)

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Groups 6-10

32 Terms

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apiary

place where bees are kept

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aviary (n.)

place where birds are kept

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3

badger (v.)

tease; annoy; nag

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4

halcyon (adj.)

calm, peaceful

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5

lionize (v.)

treat as highly important

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6

menagerie (n.)

place where animals are kept and trained; collection of wild animals

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antidote (n.)

remedy for a poison or evil

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astringent (adj.)

  1. severe; stern

  2. causing contraction

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astringent (n.)

substance that shrinks tissues and checks flow of blood

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10

benign (adj.)

  1. not dangerous

  2. gentle; kindly

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11

convalesce (v.)

recover health after illness; recuperate

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12

convalescent (n.)

person recovering from sickness

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13

fester (v.)

form pus; rankle; rot; putrefy

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hypochondriac (n.)

one who is morbidly anxious about personal health, or suffering from imagined illness

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15

immunity (n.)

  1. resistance

  2. freedom; exemption

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16

immunize (v.)

make immune

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17

lesion (n.)

injury; hurt

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18

calumnious (adj.)

falsely and maliciously accusing; defamatory; slanderous

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19

derogatory (adj.)

expressing low esteem; belittling; disparaging

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20

imputation (n.)

charge, esp. an unjust or false charge; insinuation; accusation

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21

libel (n.)

false and defamatory printed (or written) statement

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22

libelous (adj.)

injurious to reputation; defamatory; calumnious

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banter (n.)

playful teasing; joking; raillery

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24

caricature (n.)

drawing, imitation, or description that ridiculously exaggerates peculiarities or defects

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droll (adj.)

odd and laughter-provoking

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facetious (adj.)

  1. in the habit of joking

  2. said in jest without serious intent

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flippant (adj.)

treating serious matters lightly

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28

harlequin (n.)

buffoon; clown

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29

hilarious (adj.)

boisterously merry; very funny

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hilarity (n.)

noisy gaiety; mirth; jollity; glee

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ironic, ironical (adj.)

containing or expressing irony

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irony (n.)

  1. species of humor whose intended meaning is the opposite of the words used

  2. state of affairs contrary to what would normally be expected

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