Week of August 15-26, 2011
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| (vt) To be a perfect example of | ||
| (n) A perfect example or representation of a particular quality, quintessence | ||
| (adj) havingor showing lack of thought or intelligence; mindless | ||
| (n) Skill or expertise in a particular activity or field; bravery in battle | ||
| (adj) pleasing to the ear | ||
| (adj) 1. Digressing from subject to subject; rambling 2. (of speech or writing) Fluid and expansive rather than formulaic or abbreviated; 3. Related to discourse: any lengthy exploration of a topic in speech or writing | ||
| (vt) To render obscure, unclear, or unintelligible; bewilder | ||
| (adj) Having or inspiring an excessive intrest in sexual matters | ||
| (vt) To confirm or give support to (a statement, theory, or finding) | ||
| (vt) to cancel, repeal, annul, make void | ||
| (n) a harsh satire, usually directed against a person, or institution. (vt) to make (someone) the subject of a lampoon, to ridicule | ||
| (adj) Having a large bulky body; obese, fat | ||
| (vt) to defraud, to cheat (someone) out of something valuable; to evade payment of or to: (bilks his creditors.); to slip away from; to block the development of, to frustrate | ||
| (adj) Sophisticated, polished, refined, and elegant in manner; marked by worldly knowledge a rising from urban life and wide travel, cosmopolitan | ||
| (adj) Difficult to comprehend, recondite | ||
| (adj) using a minimum of words, terse; concise to the point of seeming rude or mysterious | ||
| (Fr) (n) an accomplished and presumably irreversible deed, fact, or action, presented with no option but to accept | ||
| (adj) Transient, fleeting, evanescent, brief; lasting one day; Lasting a very short time: | ||
| (adj) tearful, prone to weeping; mournful, tear- inducing | ||
| (n) A person devoted to sensuous pleasure and luxurious living; a person with refined taste esp. for food and wine | ||
| (n) inhabitant; resident, dweller, one admitted to residence or citzenship; one that frequents a place, a "regular" |
