THE OUTSIDERS CHAPTERS 4-6

3. To fall over, often due to fainting or exhaustion.
7. A correctional institution for young offenders.
8. Becomes less intense, severe, or strong; gradually diminishes.
13. Anxious or fearful about the future.
15. Not awake and not aware of one's surroundings, typically as a result of injury, illness, or fainting.
16. Causing confusion due to being difficult to understand or overwhelming.
19. The act of breathing in.
22. A firmly held belief or opinion.
23. Causing intense suffering or pain, either physical or emotional.
25. A derogatory term used to describe someone who is seen as weak or cowardly.
26. Shaking or trembling, especially in the voice, often due to nervousness or fear.
27. A large farm, typically in the South, where crops like cotton or tobacco were historically grown.
28. Goods or cargo transported by a large vehicle, such as a truck, ship, or train.
29. In a manner that shows disdain or disrespect for something/someone.

1. In a way that expresses regret or sorrow.
2. The instinct to protect oneself from harm.
4. A clever or sarcastic remark or joke.
5. Not formally authorized or recognized; not having official approval or status.
6. In a way that shows longing or sadness for something in the past or that is unattainable.
9. In a manner that shows persistence or determination.
10. Spoke with hesitation, often repeating sounds or words.
11. A component of blood often used in transfusions.
12. Emotionally disconnected or uninvolved; not influenced by personal feelings.
14. Feeling or showing anger or annoyance at something perceived as unfair or wrong.
17. Someone who is excessively interested in something, such as a "chocolate fiend"; or, in a more negative sense, a wicked or cruel person.
18. A large, enclosed freight car on a train used for transporting goods or cargo.
20. In a careful or cautious manner, often to avoid harm or damage.
21. To beg someone earnestly or desperately.
24. Without stopping; continuously.