Huck Finn vocab

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Huck Finn vocab

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regional way of speaking
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dialect regional way of speaking
attenuate to make thin or slender
base low or inferior in quality or position
odious evoking intense dislike
stile steps or bars for people to climb over a fence
barlow knife a large pocket knife with a single blade
tallow hard fat rendered from sheep or cattle used to make soap, candles, and lubricants
corn pone cornbread often made without milk or eggs and baked or fried (Southern)
comport to behave in a manner that is right
glacis a gentle slope; an incline before a fortress
delerium tremens state of confusion with agitation and hallucinations
examples: alcohol
nigh near in space or time
pathos a feeling of sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others
towhead a low, tree-covered sandbar or island on a river
impudent rude; disrespectful
row an angry dispute; argument

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