WorksheetsSlang Word Vocabulary Part 2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
for kicks; He liked fights, blondes, and for some unfathomable reason, school. He was still a junior at eighteen and a half and he never learned anything. He just went for kicks.
for fun
strike or propel forcibly with the foot
a sudden forceful jolt.
to show opposition
bum; That bum haircut made my ears stick out.
of poor quality or nature
affected by damage or injury
lousy
not valid or deserved
mop; "Man, dig baldy here!" He was staring at my head as he circled me. .... What little squaw's got that tuff-lookin' mop of yours, Ponyboy?"
used to clean floors
a hairstyle
a jacket
a car
shut your trap; "He started talking, loud enough for the two girls to hear. .....Take your feet off my chair and shut your trap."
close the door
close a pen
close your eyes
close your mouth
heater; "I remembered his voice: I been carryin' a heater. It ain't loaded, but it sure does held a bluff."
a gun
a fastball
a machine that heats water or air
a jacket
juvenile delinquent (JD);And now he was a dead juvenile delinquent and there wouldn't be any editorials in his favor
an antisocial adult who behaves illegally
a juvenile who is delinquent
a person who runs late
an antisocial minor who behaves illegally
rumble; At the corner of our block there's a wide, open field where we play football and hang out, and it's often a site for rumbles and fist fights.
a low heavy rolling sound
a gang fight
to speak in a low rolling tone
a game
thug; "Then come back. And for Pete's sake, run a comb through your hair and quit slouching down like a thug."
a coward
a hoodlum or gangster
a child
a kind person
cur; The country would be like that, I thought dreamily. I would have a yeller cur dog, like I used to, and Sodapop could get Mickey Mouse back and ride in all the rodeos he wanted to, and Darry would lose that cold, hard look and be like he used to be, eight months ago, before Mom and Dad were killed.
a cowardly fellow
a hero
a dog of mixed breed
big
reckon; "We're poorer than the Socs and the middle class. I reckon we're wilder, too."
to estimate; guess
to make a calculation
to judge
to count
out; "They liked the Beatles and thought Elvis Presley was out, and we thought the Beatles were rank and that Elvis was tuff, but that seemed the only difference to me."
to be missing from the usual place
not cool
into a state of loss or defeat
in a direction away from the inside
two-timing; "You break up with Sylvia again?" "Yeah, and this time it's for good. That little broad was two-timin' me again while I was in jail."
counting twice
timing times two
counting by twos
cheating
ornery; "I've got me a ornery pony," Soda'd tell him, rubbing his neck. "How come you're so mean, Mickey Mouse?"
sweet
kind
mean
sleepy
savvy; He's really proud of you 'cause you're so brainy. It's just because you're the baby--- I mean, he loves you a lot. Savvy?"
understand
misunderstand
misinterpret
good
wisecracker; "Two-Bit Mathews was the oldest of the gang and the wisecracker of the bunch. He had gray eyes and a wide grin, and he couldn't stop making funny remarks to save his life. "
a special firecracker
a person who makes flippant, sarcastic, or humorous replies
a focused person
a saltine cracker that makes you wise
