Name that term
loud, disturbing to others
raucous
He renounced wearing corduroy overalls and bibs
Laurie
Do not take the Lord's name in...
vain or cynically
Do not take the Lord's vain
Routine
a regular way of ding something
boldly, rude, or disrespectful
insolently
He was fresh to the teacher
Charles
Laurie ________ his bread and butter
lapsed or addressed
Laurie addressed his bread and butter
Institution
a relationship or organization
Example: school hospital or marriage
happening at the same time
simultaneously
"We don't have any Charles in the kindergarten "
Laurie's kindergarten teacher
Do you think kindergarten is too ____ for Laurie?
institutinal or unsettling
Do you think kindergarten is too unsettling for Laurie?
cynically
"Wait and see," my husband said cynically
distrustful of the words of others
seriously; not kidding around
solemnly
"You must have your hands full in that kindergarten, with Charles"
Laurie's mother
He got ___ back into his chair
simultaneously or solemnly
He got solemnly back into his chair
lapses
"He's a fine little helper now with occasional lapses of course."
temporary loss of memory or judgement
change
reformation
"Invite her over for a cup of tea after the meeting. I want to get a look at her."
Laurie's dad
None of the parents looked _______ to me enough
haggard or routine
None of them looked haggard to me enough