Title: Beowulf Vocabulary Ch' 1
1Beowulf VocabularyCh. 1 2
- Stride v. to take long steps n. a long step
- Flicker v. to shine or burn with a unsteady
light or flame - Fierce adj. savagely cruel and wild
- Sentinel n. one who guards against the approach
of enemies - Conscience n. the moral sense which tells right
from wrong
2Beowulf VocabularyCh. 1 2
- Lurked v. to wait out of sight to be hidden
- Fracture n. a break v. to break
- Shrieked v. to cry out in a shrill and piercing
tone - Dutifully adv. acting with a sense of
responsibility - Waveringly adv. moving back and forth
3Beowulf Vocab Test Ch. 1 2
- Conscience
- Stride
- Fracture
- Dutifully
- Fierce
- Flicker
- Lurked
- Waveringly
- Sentinel
- Shrieked
4Beowulf VocabularyChapters 3 4
- Culprits n., guilty people
- Hovered v., settled over
- Malicious adj., action done with evil intent
- Vengeance n., injury done to get back for injury
received - Hurling v., to throw with violence
5Beowulf VocabularyChapters 3 4
- Fiend n., an evil person
- Seizing v., to take by force
- Brazenly adv., actions done shamelessly
- Resigned v., to give up
- Wheeling v., to turn or change direction
6Beowulf Test Ch. 3 4
- Hovered
- Malicious
- Hurling
- Brazenly
- Fiend
- Vengeance
- Fierce
- Lurked
- Shrieked
- Stride
7Beowulf VocabularyChapters 5 6
- Determination n. great firmness to carry out a
purpose/task - Insinuated v., to suggest in an indirect way
- Incomprehensible adj., beyond belief
- Restraint n., holding back from action or motion
- relentlessly adv., having no pity
8Beowulf VocabularyChapters 5 6
- Apprehensive adj., being fearful of what will
happen - Malignant adj., tending to cause death
- Groped v., to feel about in the dark
- Bellowed v., to shout loudly
- Relinquished v., to give up claim to
9Beowulf Vocab Test Ch. 5 6
- Incomprehensible
- Fierce
- Flickered
- Brazenly
- Culprits
- Groped
- Bellowed
- Relinquish
- Insinuated
- Apprehensive
10Beowulf VocabularyChapter 7 8
- Pandemonium n., Place of wild disorder or
lawless confusion. - Skulked v., To hide or lurk in a cowardly way.
- Exultation n., Great rejoicing, triumph.
- Murky adj., Not clear.
- Impish adj., mischievous.
11Beowulf VocabularyChapter 7 8
- Loathsome adj.,making one feel sick disgusting
- Balefuladj.,1.full of hurtful or deadly
influencedistructive.2.full of misfortune
disastrous - Illuminationn.,1. to make bright 2. making clear
3. - Unwarrantable adj.,not justifiable or
defensible improper. not wary not cautious. - Sly adj.,able to fool , trick or deceive.
12Chapter 7-8 cont.
- Collided v, come violently into another-crash
- Debris n, remains of anything broken down or
destroyed - Treacherous not to be trusted disloyal false
appearance of strength - Spoor n, trail of a wild animal (spore)
- Keenly adv, sharp, strongable to perceive
well..(keen mind, sense of smell)
13Beowulf VocabularyChapters 9 10
- Desolate adj., having little or no plant life
- Subtle adj., not immediately obvious
- Plunged v., to throw oneself suddenly into a
body of water - Quivered v., to shake with a slight trembling
motion - Succumbed v., to give into
14Beowulf VocabularyChapters 9 10
- Intangible adj., incapable of being touched
- Insistent adj., demanding attention
- Coaxing v., to persuade by gently urging
- Ceased v., to bring to an end stop
15Vocab. Test Ch. 9 10
- Plunged
- Quivered
- Ceased
- Insistent
- Desolate
- Subtle
- Fracture
- Relinquish
- Determination
- Malicious
16Beowulf VocabularyChapters 13 14
- Ambitious adj., eager to succeed
- Hesitated v., to be slow to act
- Unfortunate adj., having undeserved bad luck
- Ambush n., a surprise attack
- Sanctuary n., a place of protection
17Beowulf VocabularyChapters 13 14
- Reluctant adj., unwilling
- Sober adj., serious
- Ventured v., to take a risk
- Strewn v., to spread here and there
18Words to study for Final
- Chapters 5-6
- restraint
- malignant
- bellowed
- incomprehensible
- Chapters 9-10
- subtle
- succumbed
- insistent
- coaxing
- Chapters 1 -2
- stride
- shrieked
- lurked
- flickered
- Chapters 3-4
- hovered
- hurling
- wheeling
- malicious
19Words to study for Final
- Chapters 13-14
- strewn
- reluctant
- hesitated
- ambush
20Beowulf Vocabulary Final
- Stride
- Shrieked
- Hovered
- Malicious
- Restraint
- Bellowed
- Succumbed
- Coaxing
- Strewn
- Reluctant