To Kill A Mockingbird
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Not easily upset or excited. |
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Inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, or powerful. |
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Displaying a friendly and pleasant manner. |
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The quality of being erratic. |
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With hands on the hips and elbows turned outward. |
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Being subtle, the quality of. |
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| Not showing the due respect for something. |
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An extremely small amount. |
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Refusing to be persuaded or to change your mind. |
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Pugnacious, or easily made angry. |
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Not having distinctive features or characteristics. |
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Feeling superior, or being haughty. |
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Favorable, or showing sign of success. |
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Dumb or extremely stupid. |
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