B-3 Vocabulary

B-3 Vocabulary

B-3 Vocabulary

• CHOLERIC• DILIGENT• GENTRY• PALLOR• PRATE• PREVARICATION• SECULAR• SANGUINE• TARRY• VERMIN

• DIRGE• DITTY• DISSEMBLE• DOUGHTY• ELYSIUM

To linger, to depart slowly, to stay a bit before departing.

Rather than Hurry, one may ______

• CHOLERIC• DILIGENT• GENTRY• PALLOR• PRATE• PREVARICATION• SECULAR• SANGUINE• TARRY• VERMIN

• Don’t hurry away…• ______ a bit longer.

Not relating to religion. Not something considered sacred.

Of a civil or lay matter.

• CHOLERIC• DILIGENT• GENTRY• PALLOR• PRATE• PREVARICATION• SECULAR• SANGUINE• TARRY• VERMIN

Cartoon hinting that religious matters should be separate from secular matters

Careful, persistent, hard-working

• CHOLERIC• DILIGENT• GENTRY• PALLOR• PRATE• PREVARICATION• SECULAR• SANGUINE• TARRY• VERMIN

In the Archie Comics…

Dilton is Diligentin his school work.

Insects noted for their diligent work

Paleness. Showing a lack of blood in the cheeks.

Complexion of a Cadaver

• CHOLERIC• DILIGENT• GENTRY• PALLOR• PRATE• SECULAR• SANGUINE• TARRY• VERMIN• PREVARICATION

PALLOR

New Vampire Pallor

New Vampire Pallor

Having a healthy reddish complexion and cheerful manner.

Blood in the Cheeks. Like Santa Claus

• CHOLERIC• DILIGENT• GENTRY• PALLOR• PRATE• PREVARICATION• SECULAR• SANGUINE• TARRY• VERMIN

Sangue = Blood

Exsanguinate = To bleed out

SanGue Royal = Royal BloodHoly Grail

Sanguine = Healthy flow of blood to the cheeks, good red color, sans pallor.

SANGUINE

Chattering foolishly. To aimlessly ramble in conversation.

• CHOLERIC• DILIGENT• GENTRY• PALLOR• PRATE• PREVARICATION• SECULAR• SANGUINE• TARRY• VERMIN

• Dr. Mallard, Ducky, has a propensity to _______.

Even plant life holds disdain for incessant prating.

A small harmful or disgusting animal.

• CHOLERIC• DILIGENT• GENTRY• PALLOR• PRATE• PREVARICATION• SECULAR• SANGUINE• TARRY• VERMIN

Varmints

=

Vermin

Is that Hugh Laurie behind

the little

vermin?

The act of lying. Fabricating a story, create a falsehood.

• CHOLERIC• DILIGENT• GENTRY• PALLOR• PRATE• PREVARICATION• SECULAR• SANGUINE• TARRY• VERMIN

Bad tempered, prone to anger.Full of the Medieval Humour that made one irritable.

• CHOLERIC• DILIGENT• GENTRY• PALLOR• PRATE• PREVARICATION• SECULAR• SANGUINE• TARRY• VERMIN

• “Prevaricate to me again, you prating vermin, and I’ll prove how _______ we Frenchmen really can be!”

People of a high social class.The Upper Class out in the country

• CHOLERIC• DILIGENT• GENTRY• PALLOR• PRATE• PREVARICATION• SECULAR• SANGUINE• TARRY• VERMIN

• An excellent adaptation of Pride and Prejudice

Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice: A tale of romance among the country gentry

To disguise, conceal. To try to appear to resemble.

• DIRGE• DITTY• DISSEMBLE• DOUGHTY• ELYSIUM

• Which is the real Bob Dylan? Which merely ___________s

Disguise/Resemble To dissemble

To pretend to be Bob Dylan.

Brave, courageous.

•DIRGE•DITTY•DISSEMBLE•DOUGHTY•ELYSIUM

Undoubtedly Doughty

A slow mournful piece of music

• DIRGE• DITTY• DISSEMBLE• DOUGHTY• ELYSIUM

A place of great happiness. Paradise.

Heaven in Greek Mythology.

• DIRGE• DITTY• DISSEMBLE• DOUGHTY• ELYSIUM

A little happy song.

• DIRGE• DITTY• DISSEMBLE• DOUGHTY• ELYSIUM

• “Oh I wish I were an Oscar Meyer Weiner…”

Perhaps a Happy Little Ditty from P. Diddy?

A hauntingly unforgettable,

ditty.

• “I Love You,

You love me!

We love your Power Points, Mr. Ulicny.”

“I Love You, You love me!Am I really an ugly hag, Mr. Ulicny?”