To remove from the official record. "He told the reporter to ---- anything he wrote down afterwards."

not showing respect: "Are you being ------- to me, boy?"

goods that have been imported illegally. "She was no child hiding stolen ------"

Absolute "His ----- temerity to 'feel sorry' for a white woman."

Confidence. "His unmitigated ----- to 'feel sorry' for a white woman."

To find not guilty in court. "You think they'll ---- him that fast?"

Changing his mind, giving up. "We could tell Atticus was ---."

Showing anger. "We glimpsed Calpurnia's ----- profile."

Punishment inflicted as revenge. "Calpurnia served Dill and me with a ------."

Doubtful. "Don't talk that way, Dill, it's not becoming to a child. It's ----."

Like a wild animal. "Jem made a --- noise in his throat."

Pagan; having no god. "Can't any lawyers make up for ---- juries."

Court order to behave lawfully for a period of time. "Do what put him under a ----- ----?"

Reduce a sentence. "Unless the government ---- his sentence."

Evidence that does not lead directly to a conclusion. "The jury gave me a death penalty on purely ----- -----"

Showing strong feelings. "I looked up and his face was vehement."

Dirty or immoral. "It's to protect our frail ladies from ---- cases like Tom's."

with anger. "Sometime he excuses him ------."

Childish. "Jem raised my question away as being ------."

Liquid where meat or vegetable have been boiled. "He loves --- better than any man I ever saw."

Lack of respect. "Miss Stephanie eyed me suspiciously, decided that I mean no ------."

Threats, violence, constraints. "Mr. Merriweather, a faithful Methodist under ------, saw nothing personal."

Hissing sound. "She had a curious habit of prefacing everything she said with a soft ------ sound."

thin outer layer "When if comes down to the line, the ---- mighty thin."

Regret. "I sometimes felt a twinge of ---- when passing by the old place."

period of weather. "Right pretty ----- we're having, isn't it?"

false or fake. "The Grit Paper, a publication ---- in the eyes of Miss Gates."

Pronounced slowly. "Persecution from people who are Prejudiced,' she ---- carefully."

A record of events year by year. "Bob Ewell acquired and lost a job in a matter of days and probably made him unique in the ---- of the 1930s.

Being famous for something bad. "The job only lasted as long as his notoriety."

stolen. "She was sure those traveling fur sellers had purloined their furniture."

Fear of the future. "Whatever it was that gave her a pinprick of ----."

a nougat-like dessert made with egg white, corn syrup and sugar.

Having arms or legs Held or tied. "He tried to catch my arms but they were tightly pinioned."