Relevant Vocabulary find the full quote/example in the play. – Suburban Prosperous Decanter Scaremonger (adjective) (adjective) (noun) (noun) A residential area on the edge of a city Successful, usually by earning a lot of A decorative glass container for wine A person who spreads stories that or town where people who work in the Rich and wealthy. public fear. and other alcoholic drink. city or town often live. Port Portentous Provincial Agitations (noun) (adjective) (adjective) (noun) A strong, red wine. Often served Serious and trying to be very important. Having opinions and ideas that are Worry and anxiety after dinner. Shows arrogance and conceit. and simple. Guffaws Squiffy Fiddlesticks Capital (verb) (adjective) (exclamation) (noun) To laugh loudly, especially at something Slightly drunk. Used to express disagreement or to say A amount of money used for stupid that someone has said or done. that something in nonsense. producing more wealth. Cranks Disconcerting Infirmary Labour (noun) (adjective) (noun) (noun) A person who has strange or unusual Anxious, unsettled and worried. An old name for a hospital. A polity party that believes in social equality, a more equal sharing of wealth beliefs. and the rights of workers. Modestly By Jove Officious Impertinent (adverb) (noun) (adjective) (adjective) To downplay your own abilities and Used to express surprise or to emphasise a Too eager to tell people what to do and having Rude and not showing respect towards too high an opinion of your own importance. someone older or in a higher position that you. achievements. statement.
Relevant Vocabulary – find the full quote/example in the play. Suburban (adjective) A residential area on the edge of a city or town where people who work in the city or town often live. Prosperous (adjective) Successful, usually by earning a lot of Rich and wealthy. Decanter (noun) A decorative glass container for wine and other alcoholic drink. Scaremonger (noun) A person who spreads stories that public fear. Port (noun) A strong, red wine. Often served after dinner. Portentous (adjective) Serious and trying to be very important. Shows arrogance and conceit. Provincial (adjective) Having opinions and ideas that are and simple. Agitations (noun) Worry and anxiety Guffaws (verb) To laugh loudly, especially at something stupid that someone has said or done. Squiffy (adjective) Slightly drunk. Fiddlesticks (exclamation) Used to express disagreement or to say that something in nonsense. Capital (noun) A amount of money used for producing more wealth. Cranks (noun) A person who has strange or unusual beliefs. Disconcerting (adjective) Anxious, unsettled and worried. Infirmary (noun) An old name for a hospital. Labour (noun) A polity party that believes in social equality, a more equal sharing of wealth and the rights of workers. Modestly (adverb) To downplay your own abilities and achievements. By Jove (noun) Used to express surprise or to emphasise a statement. Officious (adjective) Too eager to tell people what to do and having too high an opinion of your own importance. Impertinent (adjective) Rude and not showing respect towards someone older or in a higher position that you.
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