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| doubling back, repeating last word of a sentence |
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| a change of a sound of a word, usually in slang or to make a bad pun |
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| repetition of word or phrase |
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| yoda style, switching word order |
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| noun which a pronoun refers to |
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| making a noun a verb, or a verb a noun, switching parts of speech |
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| saying a phrase then reversing it, it was jeffs project |
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| repeating a word several times with a changed meaning each time its mentioned |
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| to make a quick get away, to escape surreptitiously |
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| a good story to say y u didnt do something |
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| i dont seem to remember this being on a vocab quiz, but it means excessive weight in a person. Interesting Howard would add this word |
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| to have a "spell" put upon oneself |
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| the french police, really jus a police man |
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| odd word, means either to be gullible or to be the one taking advantage of people who are gullible |
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| nonsense, tomfoolery, a hoax |
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| technically a party organized for law purposes, usually jus a group of associates |
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| an allegation, to claim something is a privilage or a right |
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| an excuse, an attempt to conceal something |
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| a military maneuver to trick the enemy |
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| a story or excuse to hide the truth, prbably immoral |
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| to watch somebody or something closely |
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| roughly speaking, to weigh something |
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| to reprove something firmly but gently |
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| marked by brutality or depravity |
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| arousing fear, dread, alarm |
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| directed away from what is right, perverted |
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| living off of other organisms |
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| one excessively concerning with appearing proper and righteous |
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| good natured bantering and teasing |
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| foolhardy disregard of danger |
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| parody, a gross exaggeration |
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