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The Outsiders

This resource provides essential vocabulary from Chapters 5-8 of "The Outsiders," featuring terms that enhance understanding of the narrative. Each word is defined and contextualized to aid in comprehension and retention. Terms include 'imploringly,' 'sullenly,' 'elude,' and 'manslaughter,' with meanings explained for clarity. This list serves as a valuable tool for students, educators, and fans of the novel to deepen their linguistic skills while exploring the themes of the book.

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The Outsiders

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  1. The Outsiders Vocabulary Chapters 5-8

  2. IMPLORINGLY In a pleading, begging manner

  3. SULLENLY In a gloomy, silent, surly way

  4. HUE Color, especially a tint or shade

  5. SUBSIDE To sink back or down; become lower

  6. ELUDE To escape understanding; baffle

  7. WISTFULLY Longingly; in a wishful manner

  8. DOGGEDLY In a stubborn or persistent way

  9. CONVICTION A strong belief

  10. DETACHED Uninvolved; indifferent; disinterested

  11. RACKING Agonizing; tormenting

  12. RADIATE To send out rays; to beam or shine

  13. DELINQUENTS People (especially young people) who commit a crime

  14. MANSLAUGHTER Unlawfully killing another without planning in advance

  15. BRAWN Strength; physical power

  16. RECURRING Occurring again and again

  17. AGHAST Shocked, horrified, terrified

  18. EXPLOIT Daring act or heroic deed

  19. FALTERED Spoke hesitantly; stammered

  20. JET Black, usually highly polished

  21. DIVERT Draw to another direction; turn from its course

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