1. Huck Finn Vocab

2. Please note…
As we are reading from multiple versions, you are on your own to find the page numbers. Students who find most or all of the page numbers can share them with the class for extra credit. Teaming up with someone to present the page numbers is fine.
You may not be required to define all the words on paper but you will be responsible for knowing them all. Quizzes will contain a random assortment of words from each selection. Questions and answers will be based on what the word means or how it is used IN THE BOOK. Of course, unless otherwise instructed, you can use your vocab on the quizzes.

3. Chapters 1-7- Define at least 18 (of 36). Do all for extra credit
Chapters 1-7- Define at least 18 (of 36). Do all for extra credit. Know the word in context of the book.
Hogshead commenced victuals snuff
Trance saddle boils tanyard skiff
Oath highwaymen ransomed Providence
Whale hived slogan genies
Hookey saltcellar stile hair-ball
Tanned temperance stanchion navigate
Thrashed welts clapboards nabob
Barked delirium tremens palavering shanty
Slough whetstone carcass stabboard

4. Chapters 8-13- Define at least 17(of 34). Do all for extra credit
Chapters Define at least 17(of 34). Do all for extra credit. Know words in context of the book.
Quicksilver corn-pone haggled nigh
Craw fantods abolitionist cooper
Speculate bluffs calico reticule
Hocus contrived towhead thicket
Persimmons texas pilot-house rummaging
Derrick labboard truck berth
Earnest row state’s evidence stern
Scow roust

5. Chapters 14-18- Define at least 18 (of 36). Do more for extra credit.
Gaudy harem dauphin dismal
Humble procession smallpox trot-line
Hove bars glow-worms wince
Frowzy-headed gaping roundabout outlandish
Pensive obituaries tribute pined
Aristocracy decanter bitters Panama hats
Junketings pommel feud bowie
Ransacked water moccasins cavorting corn-dodger

6. Chapters 19-23- Define at least 21 (of 42) Do more for extra credit
Chapters Define at least 21 (of 42) Do more for extra credit. Assignment continues on next slide.
Gars chute cypress carpet-bags
Tartar temperance revival mesmerism phrenology
Degraded felons humbugs overhauling
Mire oppression dissipating histrionic
Muse linsey-woolsey gingham benefactors
Heathen handbill boards languish
Bray laths encores hornpipe
Soliloquy bodkin fardels contumely
Jimpson-weed Barlow knives lynched bucks
Wenchs palings acquit sheepish
Rapscallions mamsey

7. 19-23 continued. Complete each of the following analogies using vocab from the chapter.
1) PHILANTHROPIC is to CHARITY as ________________is to ACTING
2) PSYCHOLOGY is to BEHAVIOR as______________ is to SKULL
3) SKEPTICS are to CYNICISM as ________________are to AID
4) SLOTHFUL is to LAZINESS as _____________is to EMBARRASSMENT

8. Chapters 24-28- Define at least 20 (of 28). Do more for extra credit
Beaver pious jake tanner
Dissenting yawl sanctified doxology
Viz deficit hare-lip frauds
Orgies obsequies impostor garret
Pallet valet eavesdrop majority
Ransacking shroud stealthiest melodeum
Undertaker flatfooted shoal harrow

9. Chapters 29-33- Define all 22 words.
Candid ingenious accomplices disposition
Brace sluice fagged penitentiary
Cravats sarcastic shekel prance
Elocution bullyrag reforming bearings
Shirk doggery documents bogus
Impudent petrified

10. Chapters 34-39. Define all 25 words.
Regulations representing counterpin smuggle
Sociable pewter wool-gathering remiss
Insurrection addled inscription scutcheon
Chevron azure crest rampant
Sable gules mournful captive
Grindstone tedious meddlesome
Anonymous evasion

11. Chapters 40-41. Define, complete questions
Desperados calf singular outfit
1) If you could step into a time machine, when and where would you travel to meet some desperadoes?
2) Where would you feel pain if you had a Charlie horse in your calf?
3) What is your most singular accomplishment?
4) What sort of outfit would Huck need to join Tom in his “howling adventures amongst the Injuns?”