THE SCARLET LETTER – VOCABULARY
Across
- 2. shameless or impudent
- 4. to plan with ingenuity
- 7. arising, occurring, or continuing after one's death
- 8. strikingly bright or intense
- 9. intense physical or mental suffering
- 10. gaze inward; examine one’s own thoughts and motives
- 14. to reject with disdain; despise
- 15. disgrace; dishonor; public contempt
- 17. outside of natural, abnormal, supernatural
- 19. the face, usually with reference to shape, features, expression,
- 20. gross injustice or wickedness
- 21. to look upon or treat with contempt; despise; scorn
- 23. not promising success, unfavorable
- 25. a large, packed crowd of people or animals
- 26. place of seclusion and quiet; perhaps religious
- 28. a building, especially a large, imposing one
- 29. elevated platform on which a prisoner is executed
- 31. outward appearance
Down
- 1. a wooden frame on which condemned persons are executed by hanging
- 3. roundness
- 5. gather into a crowd
- 6. the area near or surrounding a particular place
- 7. connected with illusions, deceptive appearances
- 11. of great weight; heavy; massive
- 12. a watch or a period of watchful attention maintained at night or at other times
- 13. marked by disturbance and uproar
- 16. pleasant because of personality, qualities, or interests that are similar to ones own
- 17. a person's facial features or expressions
- 18. open and responsive suggestion
- 22. bloodsucker; doctor
- 24. educated guess
- 27. learned, scholarly
- 30. shockingly noticeable; obvious, glaring