The Outsiders Vocabulary

3. Very confused or not sure what is happening.
4. Filled with shock, horror, or amazement.
6. In a begging or pleading way, asking for something with desperation.
8. Not able to or willing to believe something; showing disbelief.
11. Shaking slightly because of fear, nervousness, or excitement.
13. In a way that shows regret or sorrow, often with a small smile or sigh.
18. Acting calm or unconcerned, like something doesn't bother you at all.
22. Judged to be not guilty of a crime in court.
23. In a disrespectful or scornful way, showing a lack of respect.
24. Admired or loved someone so much that you treat them like a hero or celebrity.
25. The quality of being emotionally distant or uninvolved

1. Dressed in or covered in something.
2. Continuing without stopping or pausing.
5. A strong feeling that something bad or important is going to happen.
7. In a careful or cautious way to avoid hurting or breaking something.
9. Angry because something seems unfair or wrong.
10. So strange or difficult that it’s hard to understand or imagine.
12. Doing something unwillingly or with hesitation.
14. In a gloomy, angry, or silently upset way.
15. Bravely or politely, especially in a heroic or chivalrous way.
16. Written pieces, like essays or stories, done for school.
17. Spoke slowly with long vowel sounds, often in a lazy or relaxed way.
19. A state in which someone can't think or act normally because of shock or tiredness.
20. Gloomy, cold, or hopeless, with little chance of improvement.
21. Escaped or avoided something or someone, often by being quick or clever.