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Maniac Magee Vocabulary Ch 22 - 32 Sixth Grade Novel Study

Chapter 22 – 32 Vocabulary

Words to Know pommel lumbering preposterous frayed stoic robust blarney languish filigreed grouse

frayed lumbering frayed Robust blarney grouse pommel Strained or upset preposterous stoic languish filigreed frayed Strained or upset

grouse To complain lumbering frayed robust blarney grouse pommel preposterous stoic languish filigreed To complain

Ornamental openings of delicate or intricate design lumbering frayed robust blarney grouse pommel preposterous stoic languish filigreed filigreed Ornamental openings of delicate or intricate design

Moving in a heavy, clumsy way lumbering lumbering frayed robust blarney grouse pommel preposterous stoic languish filigreed Moving in a heavy, clumsy way

To become weak due to the lack of use or neglect lumbering frayed robust blarney grouse pommel preposterous stoic languish filigreed languish To become weak due to the lack of use or neglect

robust Strong, energetic lumbering frayed robust blarney grouse pommel preposterous stoic languish filigreed robust Strong, energetic

Very calm, not excitable lumbering frayed robust blarney grouse pommel preposterous stoic languish filigreed stoic Very calm, not excitable

Smooth talking that deceives people lumbering frayed robust blarney grouse pommel preposterous stoic languish filigreed blarney Smooth talking that deceives people

Absurd, outrageous, ridiculous lumbering frayed robust blarney grouse pommel preposterous stoic languish filigreed preposterous Absurd, outrageous, ridiculous

The handle at the front of a saddle lumbering frayed robust blarney grouse pommel preposterous stoic languish filigreed pommel The handle at the front of a saddle

clumsily running Which means the same thing as the underlined word? The man came lumbering over and tripped over a rock. clumsily running

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? She seemed frayed after the traumatic event. upset happy

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? The pitcher was fresh and robust in the game energetic tired

A persuasion right Which means the same thing as the underlined word? He knew that most of what he said was blarney. A persuasion right

complain An animal Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Every night as he left work, he would grouse. complain An animal

Handle at the front of the saddle Which means the same thing as the underlined word? The woman on the horse grabbed ahold of the pommel. Horse’s mane Handle at the front of the saddle

A fact ridiculous Which means the same thing as the underlined word? That odd statement was absolutely preposterous. A fact ridiculous

crazy calm Which means the same thing as the underlined word? The boy was stoic as he got the bad news. crazy calm

died Became weak Which means the same thing as the underlined word? The man languished away in prison as the years passed on. died Became weak

cool Ornamental openings Which means the same thing as the underlined word? My mother has a filigree fan that is very decorative. cool Ornamental openings

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