To Kill a Mockingbird

3. threatening, sinister
5. silly, foolish, unserious
9. sarcastic, bitter, nasty
10. briefness or shortness without being rude
11. parasite that can live in a person's intestines
14. weak, frail
16. always ready to argue or fight
19. something of high historic interest that has survived from the past
20. system class distinctions based on birth and wealth
25. oddities, unconventionalities
27. sincere affection and kindness
30. regretfully
31. carefully, cautiously
32. angrily
34. tree dwelling lizards
36. belonging to a particular region, local or native
39. sneak
40. impressive
42. surprising, shocking, horrifying
44. clear of a charge
45. to walk at a slow leisurely pace
47. full of emotion and strong feeling
49. attractive outer surface
50. politely, in the manner of a gentleman
52. a written legal order directing a person to appear in court to give testimony
53. stupid, silly
54. clear and brief
55. describes something is a natural part of something
56. seriously

1. dry, without expression
2. parasite that enters the body through barefeet and attach themselves to the intestines
4. inclinations or tendencies
6. not connected with religion or religious
7. here means gloomy and threatening
8. feeling someone or something is beneath you
10. in a self satisfied way
12. a feeling of regret and guilt
13. favorable
15. a legal situation regarding the use of inherited property
17. fame
18. disrespectful, bold and sassy
21. feeling of being ineffective, uselessness, hopelessness
22. generous or thoughtful gift
23. carefully phrased, cautious
24. to be cautious or on your guard against something
26. never wrong
28. someone who stays away from society and the company of others
29. similar, comparable
33. a set of special skills
35. friendly
37. a violent attack
38. hold back, suppress
41. evil
43. old fashioned
46. devoted to religion
48. unenlightened, without religion or morals
51. almost always silent
52. filth