out of date, no longer fashionable

"the second grade at school and tormenting Boo Radley became passe" 

p. 114 

Wrathful

extremely or violently angry

"we would be raked by her wrathful gaze,"

 p. 114

the act or process of questioning somebody aften in aggressive mannor

 "subjected to ruthless interrogation regarding our behavior"

p. 114 

over come with anger

"once she heard Jem refer to our father as Atticus and her reaction was Apoplectic"

p. 115 

p. 117 

a verbal attack on somebody of something delivered i the most savege, bitter, and insulting terms, usually as speech  

"and we were followed up the sidewalk by a philippic on our family's moral degeneration." 

p. 117 

resentment or annoyance arising from same offense

"I took umbrange at mrs. Dubose's assessment of the family's mental hygiene." 

p. 118 

strong moral integrity in character oraction

"and the phase of self-conscious rectitude he had recently entered 

p. 118

a court order that prohibits something

 "what Jem did was something I'd do as a matter of coures had I not been under atticus's interdict

p. 118

to reduce the intensity of something

"she was a less than satisfactory soure of palliation 

p. 122

along angry speech, usually of criticism of denunciation

"I was expecting a tirade 

p. 125

to cause a person or animal to be hostile

"today she had antagonized Jem for hearly two hours 

p. 127

easily angered and difficult to get along with

"she was conscious to the last almost. conscious, he smiled, and cantankerous."