The Crucible Act two vocab

n. an expression of strong disapproval

n. a long and hurried swallow

n. a state of conflict between persons

n. a young cow

n. civil authority who

administers law

v. to move hesitatingly, as if about to

v. to urge on; cause to act

v. make amends for

v. to make better

v. censure severely or angrily

adj. difficult to handle; requires tact

adj. of high moral or intellectual value

adj. not adhering to ethical principles

adj. angered at something unjust/wrong

adj. full of difficulty, or confusion

n. a substance used as a bond in masonry

n. an unnatural lack of color in the ski

n. depriving something of its

sacredness

n. sequential steps of legal judgements

n. doubt about someone's honesty

v. to think about carefully, weigh

v. turn red, as if in embarrassment

v. to wish, long, or crave for

v. admit or acknowledge, often reluctant

v. shower with love; show much affection

adj. invested with ministerial functions

adj. foolish or mentally irregular

adj. deliberately vague or ambiguous

adj. shining intensely

adj. marked by skill in deception

flinch

grapple

warrant

inept

adj. forming or having the nature of a t

adj. small and of little importance

adj. generally incompetent/ ineffectual

adj. difficult to detect/analyze by mind

adj. being in due magnitude or extent