Act 3 Vocab The Crucible

Front

Miller’s use of the word "lecher" in the quote from Danforth: “You–you are a lecher?”. “Is your husband a lecher?”

Back

An adulterer

Front

Miller’s use of the word "indignant" in the stage direction: “Both turn their backs—Abigail with indignant slowness”.

Back

To show anger and surprise at how wrongfully you are being treated

Front

Miller’s use of the word "agape" in the quote from Danforth: “Child!” She is transfixed—with all the girls, she is whimpering, open-mouthed, agape at the ceiling.

Back

Wide open

Front

Miller’s use of the word "unintelligible/unintelligibly" in the stage direction: “Mary utters something unintelligible, staring at Abigail, who keeps watching the ‘bird’ above.”

Back

Impossible to understand

Front

Miller’s use of the word "allegiance" in the quote most likely means:

Back

Loyalty

Front

Part of speech for "Indignant"

Back

Adjective

Front

Part of speech for "Agape"

Back

Adjective

Front

Part of speech for "Allegiance"

Back

Noun

Front

Part of speech for "Lecher"

Back

Noun

Front

Prefix "in-"

Back

To put inside of something