Refugee Ch 10-18 Vocabulary

beret

• a soft cap with a close-fitting headband and a round, flat top

• in favor of drastic or extreme political or social changes

• cut or divided into two equal parts

• tiny; small

• a phrase that is repeated in a song or poem

radical

• a soft cap with a close-fitting headband and a round, flat top

• in favor of drastic or extreme political or social changes

• cut or divided into two equal parts

• tiny; small

• a phrase that is repeated in a song or poem

bisected

• a soft cap with a close-fitting headband and a round, flat top

• in favor of drastic or extreme political or social changes

• cut or divided into two equal parts

• tiny; small

• a phrase that is repeated in a song or poem

diminutive

• a soft cap with a close-fitting headband and a round, flat top

• in favor of drastic or extreme political or social changes

• cut or divided into two equal parts

• tiny; small

• a phrase that is repeated in a song or poem

refrain

• a soft cap with a close-fitting headband and a round, flat top

• in favor of drastic or extreme political or social changes

• cut or divided into two equal parts

• tiny; small

• a phrase that is repeated in a song or poem

squalid

• filthy and neglected

• persons who disagree with the majority

• staring awkwardly or obviously

• suggesting an evil or harmful outcome

• doubtful; indicating doubt

dissidents

• filthy and neglected

• persons who disagree with the majority

• staring awkwardly or obviously

• suggesting an evil or harmful outcome

• doubtful; indicating doubt

gawking

• filthy and neglected

• persons who disagree with the majority

• staring awkwardly or obviously

• suggesting an evil or harmful outcome

• doubtful; indicating doubt

ominous

• filthy and neglected

• persons who disagree with the majority

• staring awkwardly or obviously

• suggesting an evil or harmful outcome

• doubtful; indicating doubt

dubious

• filthy and neglected

• persons who disagree with the majority

• staring awkwardly or obviously

• suggesting an evil or harmful outcome

• doubtful; indicating doubt