Chapter 56 Flashcards
(35 cards)
Are you kidding. She was ____________ the days. It was driving her nuts that you were always in her room
counting down the days
Our room,” I clarify. Whoa, Aaron Altma at a whole box of Raspberry Zingers without hurling. I’m, like, the last person to “Like” that. Sean Hance, always __________________.
late to the party
I think I’ve got a pretty good ending written here if I _____________________
do say so myself
Well, I guess that’s two things you woe me: an explanation and the Wal-Mart uniform you still haven’t returned. What are you doing right now? Maybe you can swing by and _____________________________________
kill both bats with one bone
Kewl, Nessa says. Bring some snacks. We are ___________________
going on a picnic
That graves used to have ______________ as well as __________________
footstones; headstones
And that people have been having picnics __________________ since Victorian times, when it was considred a lovely relaxing Sunday-afternoon activity to ________________ with nature and the deceased
in cementeries; commune
commune
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verb (used without object), com·muned, com·mun·ing.
to converse or talk together, usually with profound intensity, intimacy, etc.; interchange thoughts or feelings.
to be in intimate communication or rapport:
to commune with nature.
Of course. Nessa laughs, her legs _______ the purple blanket she’s spread out in front of an old weather-stained headstone.
tucked up on
She ______________ the corner of her mouth with a paper napkin
dabs at
I don’t see what the big deal is. You just grill a couple of chicken breasts, _______ some pesto, slice up some tomato and lettus, and ___________________ on a baguette. It’s not brain surgery
mash up; chuck it all on a
mash up
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verb (used without object), com·muned, com·mun·ing.
to converse or talk together, usually with profound intensity, intimacy, etc.; interchange thoughts or feelings.
to be in intimate communication or rapport:
to commune with nature.
chuck
chuck1
CHək/
informal
verb
verb: chuck; 3rd person present: chucks; past tense: chucked; past participle: chucked; gerund or present participle: chucking
throw (something) carelessly or casually.
“someone chucked a brick through the window”
synonyms:
throw, toss, fling, hurl, pitch, cast, lob
“he chucked the letter onto the table”
throw (something) away.
“they make a living out of stuff people chuck out”
synonyms:
throw away/out, discard, dispose of, get rid of, dump, scrap, jettison; More
her grave’s in the newer part of the cemetery. She ________________ the right
points off to
reverential
rev·er·en·tial
ˌrevəˈren(t)SH(ə)l/
adjective
adjective: reverential
of the nature of, due to, or characterized by reverence.
“their names are always mentioned in reverential tones”
And there was this one Thanksgiving where she was lifting the turkey from the pan and it _______________ all over the place
exploded
But I play them over in my mind sometimes late at night when the missing really __________
hits hard
D’oh! Coop would make me ___________________________ saying that
turn in my testicles
But \nessa doesn’t seem _______________. Yeah it’s sort of sad, really, Nessa says. Unless you’refamous or something, most of us are just a couple of generations from being totally forgotten about
weirded out
Make your own choices, and who cares if you _____________. Because if you don’t, it’s an insult to people like Maggie Stillman, who never had the chance to make those choices
fall flat on your face?
You know, most people get annoyed when I _______________________ my philosophical ramblings. But you don’t seem bothered or _______________ or anything
go off on; creeped out
I look around at the cemetery The long _________. The tress _________________. The flowers that have started to ________
stretch of lawn. sprouting their leaves; bloom
And so I go on to tell her all the ________ Details.
gory
First about the trip to the mall and getting ______________ bird crap
spackled
