sophisticated - very complicated; worldly-wise (person), embers - a glowing piece of coal or wood from a fire, to smart - to feel short-term mental or physical pain, to haul - to pull or drag with effort; to transport something, spooked - being scared or frightened by something, to quiver - to move with a slight shaking motion, to whip - to hit with something long and thin or flexible; to beat/defeat, to holler - to call out / to shout, lousy - totally disgusting; of very poor quality, savvy - to know or understand something in a practical way, gallant - brave; polite and attentive to women, aloof - not showing any interest in somebody/something, loot - something stolen or taken by force, contemptuous - showing hatred or disapproval of something, fierce - violently unfriendly or aggressive, dropout - someone who gives up and leaves, especially from a school or a training program, reeling - to turn or move round and round, sometimes from a shock, scatterbrain - a disorganised careless person who can't concentrate, to slouch - to walk, sit, or stand with an awkward stooping of head and shoulders, apprehensive - worried about what may be coming, defiance - behaviour that defies or resists or opposes something or someone, to wince - to shrink back, usually from pain or discomfort, to brawl - to quarrel noisily, fight,

Vocabulary, Term Two

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