1984: Books 1 & 2 Vocabulary:

POLLYSYLLABIC

• Mexican bread, "pan dulce."

• Polly's new language terms.

• Words with more than two syllables.

• Many strands of saliva dripping from a student's mouth.

SYSTEMATIZED

• To be a system of the down.

• To magnetize a file cabinet.

• To organize or put in order.

• To put a system in chaos.

INSCRUTABLE

• A bundt cake that has scrutables on top.

• A special type of hair tie.

• Scratching an itch.

• Mysterious or not easily understood.

DISCOUNTENANCED

• To show disapproval of, or to be embarrassed.

• To show a discontinued book.

• A condition of an elderly person who wears diapers.

• The continuing of disconnecting things.

RENEGADE

• A person who joins the baseball team and the swim team.

• A person who deserts a party or a cause for another party or cause.

• A cowboy.

• A generator.

DISDAIN

• to disrespect an elderly woman.

• depise; scorn; to look upon or treat with contempt.

• to decorate a tree.

• to ordain an unworthy person.

GAMBOLING

• Run down a street while screaming, "Help!"

• Slowly walk about.

• Frolic

• Run a track race.

SABOTEUR

• a person who underhandedly interferes with production, work, or a cause.

• a person who dances the Cumbia.

• a person who dances the Salsa.

• a person who dances the French Tango.

REPUDIATE

• to accept authority without question.

• to pay money in reparations to a damaged person.

• to reject with disapproval or condemnation.

• to cast a donkey pie at a rebooted robot.

COLLATE

• to spread over time.

• to agree to disagree.

• to make like toothpaste.

• to arrange in proper sequence.