a cruel or unkind person that may act like a wild animal

the condition or an instance of being ungrateful

the sense that allows a person to decide between right and wrong actions

a room for washing that usually has a toilet; bathroom

"Boy,” Mrs. Amos said, “I am not the least bit surprised at your show of ____________.”

She looked over at me and said, “You are a beastly little _____________ and I will not tolerate even one night with you under my roof.” --Mrs. Amos

Todd said, “I just tried to waken him to make sure he’d gone to the ____________.”

“I do hope your ______________ plagues you because you may have ruined things for many others.”

“This shall be our ______________ that nothing comes up missing from the house and that this little animal is still here in the morning.”

A mean cowardly person or a unfriendly dog

a disorder of the lungs that causes the airways of the lungs to swell

homeless children getting into trouble or mischief on the streets

disgusting animals-- especially small ones that are common and hard to get rid of

to knock someone unconscious with a fist

"This is how you repay me? Not only have you struck him, but you have provoked his ___________!" --Mrs. Amos

Todd laughed. "I've never gotten it (the pencil) as far as the N on any of you other ____________."

"Toddy boy, are you alright?" She looked over at where I was peeking from other the bed. "You little _________, what have you done to Toddy?" --Mrs. Amos

"I do know that I shall not allow _______ to attack my poor baby in his own house." --Mrs. Amos

"I swung as hard as I could at Todd's big balloon head... Todd fell on the floor like he had been ______________." --Bud