Bradley (ENG 2) The Curible Act 1-3 vocab

Completely obvious, conspicuous, or obtrusive, especially in a vulgar or offensive manner.

Negligent in the performance of work or duty; failing to do what should be done.

To make dirty, unclean, or discolored; to tarnish or stain.

Suitable or convenient for a particular purpose; occurring at an appropriate time.

To support with evidence or authority; to confirm or make more certain.

A loud, continuous noise, especially one made by a large group of people expressing strong disapproval or demand.

A recurrent thematic element; a dominant theme or central idea in a literary or artistic work.

A small figure or doll, often used in witchcraft or as a charm.

To cause physical or mental suffering; to distress severely.

Expressing or causing sexual desire; inclined to lustfulness.

The body of small landholders and farmers who are not of noble birth; a group of respected, hardworking individuals.

The act of appeasing or making amends, especially with a deity, through offerings, concessions, or rituals.

To speak evil of, often falsely; to make harmful statements about someone.

Causing fear, dread, or apprehension; inspiring awe or admiration due to size, strength, or excellence.

A collection or gathering of items or various things; an aggregation of disparate elements.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of the devil; extremely evil or cruel.

Of or relating to a church parish; having a narrow or limited outlook, often focused on local concerns.

To cause persistent irritation, resentment, or bitterness, often due to a past injury or offense.

incapable of being solved or explained.

To summon by or as if by invocation or incantation; to make something appear or happen through magical or supernatural means.