mercantile

(n)

a place where there is uying and selling of merchandise

synonym:

wholesale,merchandising

The mercantile in roll of thunder is the Wallace Store.

revolt

(v)

to rise up against a government or an authority

synonym:

defection,mutiny

He revolted against the judge when he was declared guilty. 

bewilderd

(v)

to confuse someone by giving them alot of things to worry about

synonym:

astonished,startled

She was bewilderd by the amazing scarlet car.

obnoxious

(adj)

very disaggreable;argumental

synonym:

annoying,hateful

The child was so obnoxious to yell at the wedding.

promenade

(n)

a place where you can take a pleasant stroll

synonym:

boardwalk,mall

A promenade in the park would clear our mind.

subdued

(v)

to reduce the brightness of something

synonym:

solemn,hushed

The bird was subdued when it got its wing broken.

mute

(adj)

unable to speak

synonym:

silent,speechless

My tv was on mute the whole night.

reprimand

(v)

to scold or punish

synonym:

rebuke,sensure

Stacy got a horrible reprimand.

prevail

(v)

overcome;win

synonym:

succeed,overcome

She wouldve prevaild if she had not fallen.

moping

(adj)

to be in a sad way,gloomy mood

synonym:

brood,sulk

I was moping when i wasnt allowed to go to the sllepover.

furrowed

(v)

making a narrow groove in something

synonym:

crumpled,crinkled

His furrowed brows were an ugly sight to see.

veranda

(n)

a long open porch without a roof

synonym:

balcony,patio

This is the most beautiful verandal ever.

malevolent

(adj)

showing showing dislike for something

synonym:

wicked,vengeful

She was mavevolent to yell at the six year old.

snidley

(adv)

being insulting

synonym:

sarcastic,unkind

TJ made a snidley face when little man fell.

sulk

(v)

to pout

synonym:

brood,mope

He started to sulk when he got hurt.

languid

(adj)

being weak from exaustion

synonym:

lazy,sluggish

Her languid brother was so ill.

moderate

(adj)

neither very much;or very little

synonym:

mild,leisure

You should have a moderate attitude when preforming.

luxury

(n)

something that you want, but dont necesarily need

synonym:

comfort,liesure

They got so much luxury in there hotel room.

vanity

(n)

being extremely proud of your looks and abilities

synonym:

aroggance,pride

Vanity smurf is so arrogant and doesnt care about others.

wheedle

(v)

to persuade with words or acts

synonym:

cajole,finagle

She wanted to wheedle the customer into buying the product.

recoiled

(v)

to draw back;start or shrink back

synonym:

backfire,flinch

He recoiled when he got 3 strikes.

balked

(v)

to stop, as at an obsticle

synonym:

hesistate,refuse

If the bus had balked they wouldnt have run into the ditch.

aloofness

(n)

the quality of state of being distant, cold, or uniterasted

synonym:

distance,remoteness

The dogs aloofness to the ball was so wierd.