BOOK REPORT 1: ATTACK ON NEW YORK CITY

A person or thing that behaves in a crazy or wild manner p. X (kah-mi-kah-zee)

A place or region that resembles hell p. XII (in-FUR-noh)

A CAREENING, OR LEANING TO ONE SIDE P. 7 (LIS-ting)

An impressive place because of great size, statley manner, elegance and etc. p. 10 (im-POsing)

Physical disorders or illnesses, especially chronic or minor p. 11 (EYL-munts)

Abnormally highfluid pressure in the eye, most commonly caused either by blockage of the channel through which aqeuos humor drains or by pressure of the iris against the lens, which traps the aqeuos humor

(Glaw-co-mah)

To hold (the eye, attention, etc.) firmly p. 35 (riv-it)

A shy person p. 37 (IN-truh-vert)

To seize for military or other public use p. 45 (kom-uh n-DEER)

To conjecture or guess p. 64 (ser-MAHYZ)

Act of flowing in p. 72 (IN-fluhks)

An indefinite great number p. 85 (MIR-ee-uh d)

Cautiously moderate or purposefully low p. 105 (Kuh n-SUR-Vuh-tiv)

Requiring great exertion p. 118 (AR-JOO-uh S

To change p. 118 (kuh-myut)