An extremely large number

Listlessness, torpor, weariness, fatigue

Very talkative, loquacious

Physically or mentally destructive

To approach and speak boldly or aggressively as with a demand or request

Displaying or imparting joy

Subtle variation in color or meaning

Difficult or precarious situation

Dark, dull, gloomy, grave, serious

Ponyboy and Cherry both noticed the subtle _______(s) of the sunset

The boys found themselves in a ________ when the Socs cornered them in the park.

Bob and Randy _______(ed) Ponyboy and Johnny in the park and tried to beat them up.

The _____ of colors in the valley made Ponyboy remember the poem, "Nothing Gold Can Stay."

Johnny wasn't very _______, he barely spoke at all.

The ________ smoke and fumes from the fire made breathing difficult.

Johnny _______(ed) between wanting to turn himself in or hiding from the cops forever.

After the Soc's death, the boys were very ______ and took it very seriously.

Ponyboy was completely ____________ and could barely keep his eyes open.

Robert Frost's _________ poem about fading youth is the central theme of The Outsiders.