Scarlet Letter Vocab

90999528	throng	a great number of persons crowded together
90999529	edifice	a large, usually impressive building
90999530	allot	to divide or distribute in shares
90999531	congenial	pleasant, friendly
90999532	betokened	given evidence of
90999533	indubitably	unquestionably
90999534	heterodox	holding unorthodox opinions or doctrines
90999535	firewater	strong alcoholic beverage
90999536	venerable	made sacred especially by religious historical association
90999537	impropriety	the quality or state of being improper
90999538	malefactress	a person who violates the law or does evil
90999539	hussy	a saucy or mischievous girl
90999540	meridian	midday; noon
90999541	iniquity	wickedness
90999542	mien	appearance; aspect
90999543	contumely	rude language or treatment arising from haughtiness and contempt
90999544	remonstrance	objection
90999545	furrows	wrinkles
90999546	abate	put an end to
90999547	sojourn	a temporary way
90999548	sagacity	wisdom
90999549	garb	clothing
90999550	amenable	willing to yield or submit; agreeable
90999551	peremptory	leaving no opportunity for denial or refusal
90999552	paramour	an illicit lover
90999553	vivify	to endure with life or renew life:animate
90999554	fain	rather
90999555	plebeian	one of the common people
90999556	talisman	something producing apparently magical or miraculous effects
90999557	mutability	subject to change
90999558	caprice	a sudden, impulsive change: whim
90999559	dearth	scarcity, lack, or famine
90999560	replete	fully or abundantly provided or filled: complete
90999561	wan	pale or sickly
90999562	antiquated	obsolete, outdated
90999563	pious	of or pertaining to religious devotion
90999564	emaciated	very thin, as to lack of nutrition or to disease
90999565	boon	a favor
90999566	appellation	an identifying name or title
90999567	propound	to offer up for discussion or consideration
90999568	commodiousness	comfortable or conveniently spacious: roomy
90999569	palliate	to cover by excuses or apologies
90999570	balked	to stop short and refuse to proceed
90999571	dank	cold and damp
90999572	erudite	possessing or displaying knowledge; learned