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| 2882089 | abase | (v.) - to lower, demean, degrade | |
| 2882090 | abate | (v.) - to lessen, to reduce in severity | |
| 2882091 | abbreviate | (v.) - to shorten, reduce | |
| 2882092 | abduct | (v.) - to kidnap | |
| 2882093 | aberration | (n.) - a deviation from the expected course | |
| 2882094 | abhor | (v.) - to hate, loathe | |
| 2882095 | abide | (v.) - to put up with, tolerate | |
| 2882096 | abject | (adj.) - of the most miserable or contemptible kind | |
| 2882097 | abort | (v.) - to give up unfinished | |
| 2882098 | abridge | (v.) - to shorten, cut down | |
| 2882099 | abrogate | (v.) - to abolish, often by authority | |
| 2882100 | abscond | (v.) - to sneak away and hide | |
| 2882101 | abundant | (adj.) - in great numbers | |
| 2882102 | accede | (v.) - to agree | |
| 2882103 | accentuate | (v.) - to emphasize, to highlight | |
| 2882104 | accommodating | (adj.) - obliging, helpful | |
| 2882105 | accost | (v.) - to approach or confront aggressively | |
| 2882106 | acumen | (n.) - keen insight | |
| 2882107 | acute | (adj.) - sharp, severe | |
| 2882108 | affable | (adj.) - friendly, amiable | |
| 2882109 | affluent | (adj.) - rich, wealthy | |
| 2882110 | aggrandize | (v.) - to increase or make greater | |
| 2882111 | aggregate | (v.) - to gather, amass | |
| 2882112 | aghast | (adj.) - struck by amazement or terror | |
| 2882113 | agoraphobia | (n.) - an abnormal fear of open or public places | |
| 2882114 | akimbo | (adj.) - with hands on hips and elbows extending outward | |
| 2882115 | alacrity | (n.) - speed, readiness | |
| 2882116 | algid | (adj.) - frigid, cold | |
| 2882117 | allay | (v.) - to sooth, assuage | |
| 2882118 | alleviate | (v.) - to relieve | |
| 2882119 | aloof | (adj.) - reserved, distant | |
| 2882120 | altercation | (n.) - an argument, dispute | |
| 2882121 | amalgamation | (n.) - a union, a merger | |
| 2882122 | ambivalent | (adj.) - having contradictory feelings | |
| 2882123 | amble | (v.) - to stroll, walk | |
| 2882124 | ameliorate | (v.) - to improve, to make better | |
| 2882125 | amend | (v.) - to change for the better, improve | |
| 2882126 | amiable | (adj.) - friendly, affable | |
| 2882127 | amorous | (adj.) - relating to or showing love | |
| 2882128 | amorphous | (adj.) - without shape or borders | |
| 2882129 | anomaly | (n.) - something that does not fit into the normal order | |
| 2882130 | antechamber | (n.) - a waiting room | |
| 2882131 | anxiety | (n.) - uneasiness | |
| 2882132 | aphorism | (n.) - a short saying | |
| 2882133 | apocalypse | (n.) - total devastation, the end of the world | |
| 2882134 | apparitional | (adj.) - ghostly, spectral | |
| 2882135 | arbitrator | (n.) - one who settles controversy between two sides | |
| 2882136 | ascetic | (n.) - one who practices restraint as a means of self-discipline, usually religious | |
| 2882137 | assuage | (v.) - to ease, pacify | |
| 2882138 | atone | (v.) - to apologize, make amends | |
| 2882139 | audacious | (adj.) - excessively bold | |
| 2882140 | augment | (v.) - to increase or make larger | |
| 2882141 | austere | (adj.) - very bare, bleak, simple | |
| 2882142 | baleful | (adj.) - harmful, threatening | |
| 2882143 | bard | (n.) - a poet, often a singer as well | |
| 2882144 | battery | (n.) - an assault or an array of similar things intended for use together | |
| 2882145 | belligerent | (adj.) - contentious, ready to fight | |
| 2882146 | benevolent | (adj.) - kind, good, caring | |
| 2882147 | benign | (adj.) - non-threatening, innocuous | |
| 2882148 | berate | (v.) - to scold severely | |
| 2882149 | bereft | (adj.) - without, devoid of | |
| 2882150 | bide | (v.) - to wait, or remain in a condition | |
| 2882151 | bilk | (v.) - to cheat, to swindle | |
| 2882152 | blandish | (v.) - to coax through flattery | |
| 2882153 | bloated | (adj.) - swollen, bigger than desired | |
| 2882154 | boisterous | (adj.) - loud, energetic | |
| 2882155 | bourgeois | (adj.) - middle class | |
| 2882156 | brash | (adj.) - hasty or lacking in sensitivity | |
| 2882157 | brazen | (adj.) - excessively bold, brash | |
| 2882158 | brumal | (adj.) - wintry, relating to winter | |
| 2882159 | brusque | (adj.) - short, abrupt, dismissive | |
| 2882160 | buffet | (n.) - a spread of food involving choices | |
| 2882161 | buffet | (v.) - to hit or strike | |
| 2882162 | burgeon | (v.) - to come forth, blossom | |
| 2882163 | cacophony | (n.) - noise, discordant sound | |
| 2882164 | cadence | (n.) - rhythm | |
| 2882165 | cajole | (v.) - to urge, coax | |
| 2882166 | callous | (adj.) - harsh, cold, unfeeling | |
| 2882167 | calumny | (n.) - an attempt to defame another's reputation | |
| 2882168 | camaraderie | (n.) - cheerful unity among a group | |
| 2882169 | canvas | (n.) - a piece of cloth on which an artist paints | |
| 2882170 | capricious | (adj.) - impulsive, unpredictable, subject to whim | |
| 2882171 | captivate | (v.) - to hold the interest of, to gain the attention of | |
| 2882172 | carouse | (v.) - to revel, to party | |
| 2882173 | cavity | (n.) - a hole | |
| 2882174 | cavort | (v.) - to frolic, leap, prance | |
| 2882175 | celestial | (adj.) - relating to the sky or the heavens | |
| 2882176 | chastise | (v.) - to criticize, to scold | |
| 2882177 | choreographed | (adj.) - arranged, as in dance | |
| 2882178 | circumlocution | (n.) - indirect language | |
| 2882179 | circumspect | (adj.) - cautious | |
| 2882180 | clairvoyant | (adj.) - able to see things that others cannot | |
| 2882181 | claustrophobia | (n.) - an abnormal fear of closed or crowded spaces | |
| 2882182 | cliché | (n.) - a trite, overused expression | |
| 2882183 | coalesce | (v.) - to combine into one | |
| 2882184 | cogent | (adj.) - intelligent, viable | |
| 2882185 | collusion | (n.) - a conspiracy, a secret agreement | |
| 2882186 | colossus | (n.) - an enormous structure | |
| 2882187 | comatose | (adj.) - lethargic | |
| 2882188 | commendable | (adj.) - worthy of praise | |
| 2882189 | commodious | (adj.) - spacious, roomy | |
| 2882190 | compel | (v.) - to force | |
| 2882191 | complicit | (adj.) - being an accomplice in a wrongful act | |
| 2882192 | compliment | (n.) - an expression of esteem or approval | |
| 2882193 | concede | (v.) - to give in, to accept | |
| 2882194 | conciliatory | (adj.) - agreeable, friendly | |
| 2882195 | concoct | (v.) - to make up or invent | |
| 2882196 | concord | (n.) - agreement | |
| 2882197 | conduit | (n.) - a pipe, passage, channel | |
| 2882198 | confluence | (n.) - a convergence, a coming together | |
| 2882199 | confound | (v.) - to frustrate | |
| 2882200 | connotation | (n.) - a meaning or association suggested by a word beyond its definition | |
| 2882201 | contusion | (n.) - bruise, injury | |
| 2882202 | convalescence | (n.) - the gradual return to health after illness | |
| 2882203 | copious | (adj.) - abundant, plentiful | |
| 2882204 | corpulent | (adj.) - very fat | |
| 2882205 | cosmopolitan | (adj.) - worldly, sophisticated | |
| 2882206 | credulity | (n.) - readiness to believe | |
| 2882207 | cursory | (adj.) - brief to the point of being superficial | |
| 2882208 | daft | (adj.) - insane, foolish | |
| 2882209 | daunting | (adj.) - intimidating | |
| 2882210 | dearth | (n.) - a lack, scarcity | |
| 2882211 | defame | (v.) - to destroy the reputation of | |
| 2882212 | deft | (adj.) - skilled, adept | |
| 2882213 | defunct | (adj.) - no longer used or existing | |
| 2882214 | deleterious | (adj.) - harmful | |
| 2882215 | delude | (v.) - to deceive, to mislead | |
| 2882216 | deluge | (n.) - a great flood or something that overwhelms like a flood | |
| 2882217 | derelict | (adj.) - run-down, abandoned | |
| 2882218 | desolate | (adj.) - deserted, lifeless | |
| 2882219 | despondent | (adj.) - discouraged, hopeless, depressed | |
| 2882220 | destitute | (adj.) - impoverished | |
| 2882221 | diaphanous | (adj.) - transparent, light, airy | |
| 2882222 | dictate | (v.) - to pronounce, command, prescribe | |
| 2882223 | differentiate | (v.) - to distinguish, to make different | |
| 2882224 | dilapidated | (adj.) - in a state of disrepair | |
| 2882225 | diligent | (adj.) - careful, showing care | |
| 2882226 | diminish | (v.) - to decrease or make smaller | |
| 2882227 | diminutive | (adj.) - miniature, small | |
| 2882228 | discreet | (adj.) - prudent or inconspicuous | |
| 2882229 | discrete | (adj.) - separate, distinct, individual | |
| 2882230 | disparage | (v.) - to criticize, degrade, belittle | |
| 2882231 | dissonance | (n.) - lack of harmony or agreement | |
| 2882232 | divergent | (adj.) - different, deviating, contrary | |
| 2882233 | diverse | (adj.) - varied | |
| 2882234 | divisive | (adj.) - causing conflict, opposition | |
| 2882235 | domicile | (n.) - a residence, a home | |
| 2882236 | doppelganger | (n.) - a ghostly double of a living person | |
| 2882237 | douse | (v.) - to drench, saturate | |
| 2882238 | dutiful | (adj.) - careful to fulfill obligations | |
| 2882239 | dynamic | (adj.) - characterized by continuous change or activity | |
| 2882240 | elocution | (n.) - the art of public speaking | |
| 2882241 | elucidate | (v.) - to clarify | |
| 2882242 | empathetic | (adj.) - feeling another's pain as one's own | |
| 2882243 | empathy | (n.) - the experience of another's feelings as one's own | |
| 2882244 | enervate | (v.) - to weaken, make weary | |
| 2882245 | enervated | (adj.) - lacking energy, weakened, exhausted | |
| 2882246 | entity | (n.) - something that exists as a discrete unit | |
| 2882247 | entomology | (n.) - the study of insects | |
| 2882248 | envious | (adj.) - jealous | |
| 2882249 | erect | (v.) - to construct, to raise | |
| 2882250 | erroneous | (adj.) - mistaken, incorrect | |
| 2882251 | espouse | (v.) - to support, or to marry | |
| 2882252 | espy | (v.)- - catch sight of, glimpse | |
| 2882253 | ethereal | (adj.) - heavenly, exceptionally delicate or refined | |
| 2882254 | euphoric | (adj.) - elated, overjoyed | |
| 2882255 | exacerbate | (v.) - to make more violent, intense | |
| 2882256 | excursion | (n.) - a trip, an outing | |
| 2882257 | exemplary | (adj.) - serving as an example | |
| 2882258 | exigent | (adj.) - critical, urgent | |
| 2882259 | existential | (adj.) - relating to existence | |
| 2882260 | exorbitant | (adj.) - excessive | |
| 2882261 | extol | (v.) - to praise | |
| 2882262 | extravagant | (adj.) - excessive, over-the-top | |
| 2882263 | fabricate | (v.) - to invent, make-up, concoct | |
| 2882264 | fabulist | (n.) - a teller of fables; a liar | |
| 2882265 | facile | (adj.) - easy | |
| 2882266 | fallacious | (adj.) - incorrect, misleading | |
| 2882267 | familial | (adj.) - relating to family | |
| 2882268 | fatuous | (adj.) - silly, foolish | |
| 2882269 | fecund | (adj.) - fertile, fruitful | |
| 2882270 | feign | (v.) - to fake or pretend to | |
| 2882271 | feral | (adj.) - savage, wild, untamed | |
| 2882272 | fetter | (v.) - to restrain, chain, tie | |
| 2882273 | fey | (adj.) - magical | |
| 2882274 | fickle | (adj.) - characterized by changeableness, whimsical | |
| 2882275 | figurative | (adj.) - symbolic | |
| 2882276 | firmament | (n.) - the sky, the heavens | |
| 2882277 | flabbergasted | (adj.) - astounded, stupefied | |
| 2882278 | flaccid | (adj.) - limp | |
| 2882279 | flattery | (n.) - compliments, sycophancy | |
| 2882280 | flout | (v.) - to scorn, ignore, show contempt for | |
| 2882281 | fluctuate | (v.) - to vary irregularly | |
| 2882282 | flux | (n.) - a state of constant change or a flow | |
| 2882283 | forage | (v.) - to rummage, scavenge, graze for food | |
| 2882284 | forestall | (v.) - to delay, impede | |
| 2882285 | forlorn | (adj.) - lonely, hopeless | |
| 2882286 | formidable | (adj.) - arousing fear or alarm | |
| 2882287 | forsake | (v.) - to abandon, forget | |
| 2882288 | fortify | (v.) - to strengthen | |
| 2882289 | fortitude | (n.) - strength, bravery | |
| 2882290 | fortuitous | (adj.) - lucky, occurring by chance | |
| 2882291 | foster | (v.) - to stimulate, promote, encourage | |
| 2882292 | frenetic | (adj.) - frenzied, hectic, frantic | |
| 2882293 | gape | (v.) - to open the mouth and stare stupidly | |
| 2882294 | gay | (adj.) - happy, cheery, or homosexual | |
| 2882295 | gluttonous | (adj.) - insatiable in appetite | |
| 2882296 | goad | (v.) - to urge, to provoke into action | |
| 2882297 | gourmand | (n.) - one who likes eating and drinking | |
| 2882298 | grandiose | (adj.) - extraordinary, grand in scope | |
| 2882299 | gregarious | (adj.) - sociable, outgoing | |
| 2882300 | grotto | (n.) - a small cave or cavern | |
| 2882301 | guile | (n.) - deceitful actions or behavior | |
| 2882302 | hail | (v.) - to come from | |
| 2882303 | hapless | (adj.) - unlucky | |
| 2882304 | harmony | (n.) - agreement, often of sound | |
| 2882305 | harrowing | (adj.) - agonizing, distressing | |
| 2882306 | hedonist | (n.) - one whose primary pursuit is pleasure | |
| 2882307 | henchman | (n.) - a trusted follower, goon | |
| 2882308 | hiatus | (n.) - an interruption in continuity, a break | |
| 2882309 | hiemal | (adj.) - wintry, relating to winter | |
| 2882310 | hierarchy | (n.) - a ranking system of groups or individuals | |
| 2882311 | histrionic | (adj.) - excessively dramatic or emotional | |
| 2882312 | idolatrous | (adj.) - worshiping excessively an object or person | |
| 2882313 | illusory | (adj.) - deceptive, produced by an illusion | |
| 2882314 | immaculate | (adj.) - impeccably clean, spotless, pure | |
| 2882315 | immutable | (adj.) - not susceptible to change | |
| 2882316 | impecunious | (adj.) - excessively poor | |
| 2882317 | impervious | (adj.) - unable to be penetrated, unaffected | |
| 2882318 | impudent | (adj.) - rude, improper | |
| 2882319 | incessant | (adj.) - without interruption | |
| 2882320 | incisive | (adj.) - clear, sharp, direct | |
| 2882321 | inclement | (adj.) - stormy, bad, severe | |
| 2882322 | inclination | (n.) - a tendency, propensity | |
| 2882323 | indictment | (n.) - accusation of wrongdoing | |
| 2882324 | indignation | (n.) - anger due to an unfair situation | |
| 2882325 | inextricable | (adj.) - hopelessly confused or tangled | |
| 2882326 | infuse | (v.) - to inject | |
| 2882327 | ingenious | (adj.) - marked by special intelligence | |
| 2882328 | inimical | (adj.) - hostile, threatening | |
| 2882329 | iniquity | (n.) - a wicked act, a sin | |
| 2882330 | innate | (adj.) - inborn, native, inherent | |
| 2882331 | innocuous | (adj.) - harmless | |
| 2882332 | inquisitor | (n.) - someone who asks questions or makes an inquiry | |
| 2882333 | inundate | (v.) - to flood | |
| 2882334 | invariable | (adj.) - not susceptible to change | |
| 2882335 | invective | (n.) - a verbal attack | |
| 2882336 | inveterate | (adj.) - habitual, natural | |
| 2882337 | irascible | (adj.) - easily angered | |
| 2882338 | jubilant | (adj.) - joyful, happy | |
| 2882339 | judicious | (adj.) - of sound judgment | |
| 2882340 | juvenile | (adj.) - young or immature | |
| 2882341 | juxtapose | (v.) - to put next to each other | |
| 2882342 | labyrinthine | (adj.) - intricate, maze-like | |
| 2882343 | laceration | (n.) - a cut, a rip | |
| 2882344 | lachrymose | (adj.) - tearful | |
| 2882345 | latent | (adj.) - present but hidden | |
| 2882346 | laud | (v.) - to applaud or praise | |
| 2882347 | laudatory | (adj.) - admiring, praising | |
| 2882348 | lavish | (adj.) - extravagant | |
| 2882349 | lethargic | (adj.) - sluggish, weary, apathetic | |
| 2882350 | lewd | (adj.) - vulgar, offensive, rude | |
| 2882351 | libel | (n.) - a statement that gives an unjust or unfavorable representation of a person or thing | |
| 2882352 | licentious | (adj.) - amoral, lawless, lewd | |
| 2882353 | limber | (adj.) - bending or flexing readily, pliable | |
| 2882354 | limpid | (adj.) - clear, easily understood | |
| 2882355 | linchpin | (n.) - something that holds separate things together | |
| 2882356 | lithe | (adj.) - graceful, flexible, supple | |
| 2882357 | loquacious | (adj.) - talkative | |
| 2882358 | lull | (n.) - a relatively calm interval, as in a storm | |
| 2882359 | luminescence | (n.) - light from non-thermal sources | |
| 2882360 | magnanimous | (adj.) - generous, noble | |
| 2882361 | malaise | (n.) - vague feeling of discomfort | |
| 2882362 | malevolent | (adj.) - having intent to harm others | |
| 2882363 | malicious | (adj.) - malevolent, harmful | |
| 2882364 | malign | (v.) - to slander, to smear, to libel, to defame, to speak evil of | |
| 2882365 | malleable | (adj.) - easily shaped or formed | |
| 2882366 | mandatory | (adj.) - required, not optional | |
| 2882367 | manifest | (v.) - to show clearly | |
| 2882368 | manifold | (adj.) - many | |
| 2882369 | masticate | (v.) - to chew | |
| 2882370 | matrimony | (n.) - marriage | |
| 2882371 | maudlin | (adj.) - sentimental | |
| 2882372 | maxim | (n.) - a common saying of advice or virtue | |
| 2882373 | meager | (adj.) - lacking in quality stature | |
| 2882374 | mediate | (v.) - to intervene, to arbitrate, to sort out | |
| 2882375 | melodramatic | (adj.) - exaggeratedly emotional or sentimental; histrionic | |
| 2882376 | mendacious | (adj.) - inclined to lie or mislead | |
| 2882377 | mercurial | (adj.) - quick and changeable in temperament | |
| 2882378 | meritorious | (adj.) - deserving of praise or merit | |
| 2882379 | metamorphosis | (n.) - a change of form, shape, substance | |
| 2882380 | mimic | (v.) - to imitate, to copy | |
| 2882381 | misogyny | (n.) - hatred of women | |
| 2882382 | modicum | (n.) - a small amount of something | |
| 2882383 | mollify | (v.) - to soften in temper | |
| 2882384 | monogamy | (n.) - having only one spouse at a time | |
| 2882385 | mores | (n.) - moral attitudes | |
| 2882386 | morose | (adj.) - gloomy or sullen | |
| 2882387 | munificent | (adj.) - generous, benevolent | |
| 2882388 | mutability | (n.) - capability of change | |
| 2882389 | myopic | (adj.) - short-sighted | |
| 2882390 | myriad | (adj.) - consisting of a very great number | |
| 2882391 | narrate | (v.) - to tell a story | |
| 2882392 | nebulous | (adj.) - indistinct, hazy | |
| 2882393 | nefarious | (adj.) - horribly villainous | |
| 2882394 | neologism | (n.) - the creation of new words, or a new word | |
| 2882395 | neonate | (n.) - a newborn baby | |
| 2882396 | noisome | (adj.) - foul, offensive, particularly to the sense of smell | |
| 2882397 | notoriety | (n.) - infamy, known in bad regard | |
| 2882398 | novel | (adj.) - strikingly new, unusual, or different | |
| 2882399 | noxious | (adj.) - harmful, toxic | |
| 2882400 | obdurate | (adj.) - unyielding to persuasion or moral influences | |
| 2882401 | obfuscate | (v.) - to render incomprehensible | |
| 2882402 | obsequious | (adj.) - excessively compliant or submissive | |
| 2882403 | odious | (adj.) - meriting strong displeasure | |
| 2882404 | officious | (adj.) - offering unwanted help or service | |
| 2882405 | olfactory | (adj.) - relating to the sense of smell | |
| 2882406 | ominous | (adj.) - foreboding or foreshadowing evil, portentous | |
| 2882407 | oration | (n.) - a dignified and formal speech | |
| 2882408 | ostracize | (v.) - to exclude from a community | |
| 2882409 | pacify | (v.) - to sooth, ease | |
| 2882410 | paragon | (n.) - model of perfection | |
| 2882411 | pariah | (n.) - an outcast | |
| 2882412 | parody | (n.) - a satirical imitation | |
| 2882413 | patent | (adj.) - clear, apparent | |
| 2882414 | pedagogue | (n.) - a schoolteacher | |
| 2882415 | pellucid | (adj.) - clear | |
| 2882416 | penchant | (n.) - a tendency, partiality, preference | |
| 2882417 | peregrinate | (v.) - to travel from place to place on foot | |
| 2882418 | perfunctory | (adj.) - showing little enthusiasm, done as duty | |
| 2882419 | permeate | (v.) - to spread out, to pervade | |
| 2882420 | persevere | (v.) - to persist, remain constant | |
| 2882421 | pertinacious | (adj.) - stubbornly persistent, holding to a belief or position | |
| 2882422 | peruse | (v.) - to examine carefully | |
| 2882423 | pervasive | (adj.) - to spread throughout | |
| 2882424 | petulance | (n.) - irritability, impoliteness | |
| 2882425 | physiognomy | (n.) - the art of judging human character from facial features | |
| 2882426 | pique | (v.) - to provoke or to cause indignation | |
| 2882427 | pithy | (adj.) - succinctly meaningful | |
| 2882428 | pittance | (n.)- - very small amount | |
| 2882429 | placate | (v.) - to soothe, appease | |
| 2882430 | placid | (adj.) - calm, tranquil | |
| 2882431 | plethora | (n.) - a great number, an abundance | |
| 2882432 | pliable | (adj.) - flexible, bendable | |
| 2882433 | poach | (v.) - to hunt or fish illegally | |
| 2882434 | poised | (adj.) - balanced, readied | |
| 2882435 | polygamy | (n.) - having more than one spouse at a time | |
| 2882436 | portentous | (adj.) - foreboding or foreshadowing evil, ominous | |
| 2882437 | portly | (adj.) - fat, chubby, round | |
| 2882438 | precarious | (adj.) - dangerously lacking in security or stability | |
| 2882439 | predestination | (n.) - the concept of destiny or fate | |
| 2882440 | premonition | (n.) - a presentiment of the future | |
| 2882441 | preponderance | (n.) - a great amount or frequency | |
| 2882442 | presage | (n.) - an omen | |
| 2882443 | prestidigitation | (n.) - a sleight of hand | |
| 2882444 | presumptuous | (adj.) - disrespectfully bold | |
| 2882445 | profane | (adj.) - indecent, blasphemous | |
| 2882446 | profuse | (adj.) - abundant, lavish, prolific | |
| 2882447 | propensity | (n.) - an inclination, preference | |
| 2882448 | propriety | (n.) - decency, state of being proper | |
| 2882449 | protean | (adj.) - readily taking on various shapes or forms | |
| 2882450 | prudent | (adj.) - cautious, careful | |
| 2882451 | puerile | (adj.) - immature | |
| 2882452 | pugnacious | (adj.) - belligerent | |
| 2882453 | pulchritude | (n.) - physical beauty | |
| 2882454 | punctilious | (adj.) - eager to follow rules | |
| 2882455 | pungent | (adj.) - having a sharp, strong quality especially related to smell | |
| 2882456 | purport | (v.) - to present an intention that is often FALSE | |
| 2882457 | putrid | (adj.) - rotten, rancid, foul | |
| 2882458 | quaint | (adj.) - old-fashioned | |
| 2882459 | quid | pro - (n., latin) - a mutually beneficial exchange | |
| 2882460 | quotidian | (adj.) - daily, everyday | |
| 2882461 | radiant | (adj.) - bright, beaming | |
| 2882462 | rancid | (adj.) - rotten, spoiled, disgusting in smell or taste | |
| 2882463 | ratiocinate | (v.) - to think, contemplate | |
| 2882464 | raze | (v.) - to demolish | |
| 2882465 | recalcitrant | (adj.) - defiant | |
| 2882466 | recalibrate | (v.) - to readjust or make corrections to | |
| 2882467 | recapitulate | (v.) - to repeat, reiterate | |
| 2882468 | rectify | (v.) - to set right, correct | |
| 2882469 | redact | (v.) - to revise, edit | |
| 2882470 | redoubtable | (adj.) - formidable, commanding respect | |
| 2882471 | redress | (v.) - to set right or remedy | |
| 2882472 | reel | (v.) - to be thrown off balance or feel dizzy | |
| 2882473 | refrain | (v.) - to hold oneself back, forbear | |
| 2882474 | reiterate | (v.) - to repeat | |
| 2882475 | relish | (v.) - to take zestful pleasure in, enjoy the flavor of | |
| 2882476 | remiss | (adj.) - negligent, exhibiting carelessness | |
| 2882477 | render | (v.) - to say, or to make | |
| 2882478 | renovate | (v.) - to restore, return to original state | |
| 2882479 | repose | (n.) - rest, sleep | |
| 2882480 | reprehensible | (adj.) - deserving criticism | |
| 2882481 | repudiate | (v.) - to reject, turn down | |
| 2882482 | repulse | (v.) - to cause disgust or distaste, or to drive back, repel | |
| 2882483 | requisition | (n.) - a demand for goods, often by an authority | |
| 2882484 | restitution | (n.) - compensation, reimbursement | |
| 2882485 | retaliation | (n.) - revenge, punishment | |
| 2882486 | retract | (v.) - withdraw | |
| 2882487 | retribution | (n.) - vengeance, revenge, payback | |
| 2882488 | revel | (v.) - to enjoy | |
| 2882489 | rife | (adj.) - abundant | |
| 2882490 | ruddy | (adj.) - having a healthy, reddish color | |
| 2882491 | ruse | (n.) - a trick | |
| 2882492 | rustic | (adj.) - relating to country life | |
| 2882493 | saccharine | (adj.) - overly sweet | |
| 2882494 | sacrosanct | (adj.) - sacred, holy | |
| 2882495 | sagacious | (adj.) - shrewd, showing sound judgment | |
| 2882496 | salient | (adj.) - significant, conspicuous | |
| 2882497 | salutation | (n.) - a greeting | |
| 2882498 | sanguine | (adj.) - cheery, optimistic, hopeful | |
| 2882499 | sate | (v.) - to satisfy (an appetite) fully. | |
| 2882500 | satiate | (v.) - to satisfy excessively | |
| 2882501 | savor | (v.) - to appreciate fully, enjoy | |
| 2882502 | scathing | (adj.) - hurtful, critical | |
| 2882503 | scourge | (n.) - a plague | |
| 2882504 | scurrilous | (adj.) - crude, vulgar | |
| 2882505 | sedate | (v.) - to calm, soothe | |
| 2882506 | sedentary | (adj.) - sitting | |
| 2882507 | seer | (n.) - a fortune teller | |
| 2882508 | seminal | (adj.) - original, ground-breaking | |
| 2882509 | serendipity | (n.) - the act of finding things not sought, luck | |
| 2882510 | slander | (n.) - a FALSE statement to damage the reputation of another | |
| 2882511 | sobriety | (n.) - moderation from excess, calm, tranquility | |
| 2882512 | somnolent | (adj.) - sleepy | |
| 2882513 | soothsayer | (n.) - a fortune teller | |
| 2882514 | sordid | (adj.) - dirty | |
| 2882515 | spectral | (adj.) - ghostly | |
| 2882516 | spurious | (adj.) - FALSE but intended to seem believable or possible | |
| 2882517 | stagnant | (adj.) - still, not flowing | |
| 2882518 | stagnate | (v.) - to be idle, to be still | |
| 2882519 | static | (adj.) - not moving, being at rest | |
| 2882520 | steadfast | (adj.) - fixed or unchanging | |
| 2882521 | strenuous | (adj.) - requiring tremendous strength or energy | |
| 2882522 | strife | (n.) - conflict | |
| 2882523 | stupefy | (v.) - to astound | |
| 2882524 | submissive | (adj.) - easily yielding to authority | |
| 2882525 | subsist | (v.) - to live, exist | |
| 2882526 | succinct | (adj.) - marked by compact precision | |
| 2882527 | suffice | (v.) - to meet needs | |
| 2882528 | supplant | (v.) - to displace and substitute for another | |
| 2882529 | surfeit | (n.) - an excess, a surplus, an overabundance | |
| 2882530 | surmise | (v.) - to guess, infer, suppose | |
| 2882531 | surreptitious | (adj.) - done in a secret, or stealthy way | |
| 2882532 | swarthy | (adj.) - of dark color or complexion | |
| 2882533 | sybarite | (n.) - someone devoted to pleasure and luxury, a voluptuary | |
| 2882534 | sycophant | (n.) - a self-serving flatterer | |
| 2882535 | sympathetic | (adj.) - compassionate | |
| 2882536 | sympathy | (n.) - an expression of pity for another, compassion | |
| 2882537 | synopsis | (n.) - a summary | |
| 2882538 | taciturn | (adj.) - not inclined to talk | |
| 2882539 | tantamount | (adj.) - equivalent in value or significance | |
| 2882540 | tedious | (adj.) - boring, dull | |
| 2882541 | telepathic | (adj.) - capable of reading minds | |
| 2882542 | tenuous | (adj.) - having little substance or strength | |
| 2882543 | terrestrial | (adj.) - relating to the land | |
| 2882544 | terse | (adj.) - abrupt, short, brief | |
| 2882545 | timorous | (adj.) - fearful, timid | |
| 2882546 | tome | (n.) - a large book | |
| 2882547 | toothsome | (adj.) - delicious, luscious | |
| 2882548 | torpid | (adj.) - lazy, lethargic, moving slowly | |
| 2882549 | torrid | (adj.) - giving off intense heat, passionate | |
| 2882550 | tortuous | (adj.) - winding, twisted | |
| 2882551 | tragedy | (n.) - a disastrous event, or a work of art in which the hero meets a terrible fate | |
| 2882552 | tranquil | (adj.) - calm, serene, peaceful | |
| 2882553 | travesty | (n.) - a grossly inferior imitation | |
| 2882554 | trek | (v.) - to walk, travel by foot | |
| 2882555 | trite | (adj.) - overused, hackneyed | |
| 2882556 | truculent | (adj.) - eager to fight, violent | |
| 2882557 | ubiquitous | (adj.) - existing everywhere, widespread | |
| 2882558 | ultimate | (n.) - the last part, or a fundamental element | |
| 2882559 | umbrage | (n.) - anger, offense, resentment | |
| 2882560 | uncanny | (adj.) - of supernatural character or origin | |
| 2882561 | undulate | (v.) - to move in a smooth wavelike motion | |
| 2882562 | uniform | (adj.) - unvarying, conforming to one principle | |
| 2882563 | unilateral | (adj.) - having only one side | |
| 2882564 | unique | (adj.) - being the only one of its kind | |
| 2882565 | upbraid | (v.) - to criticize, scold, reproach | |
| 2882566 | vacillate | (v.) - to sway from one side to another | |
| 2882567 | variance | (n.) - a difference between what is expected and what actually occurs | |
| 2882568 | variegate | (v.) - to diversify | |
| 2882569 | vast | (adj.) - enormous, immense | |
| 2882570 | veneer | (n.) - a superficial or deceptively attractive appearance, façade | |
| 2882571 | veracious | (adj.) - honest, truthful | |
| 2882572 | verbose | (adj.) - wordy | |
| 2882573 | vicarious | (adj.) - experienced through another's actions | |
| 2882574 | vicissitudes | (n.) - the unexpected changes and shifts often encountered in one's life | |
| 2882575 | vigor | (n.) - vitality and energy, vim. | |
| 2882576 | vim | (n.) - and energy, vigor. | |
| 2882577 | vivacious | (adj.) - lively, spirited, full of life | |
| 2882578 | vocation | (n.) - one's work or professional calling | |
| 2882579 | volition | (n.) - a conscious choice or decision | |
| 2882580 | voluminous | (adj.) - large, ample | |
| 2882581 | voluptuary | (n.) - someone devoted to sensory pleasure and luxury, a sybarite | |
| 2882582 | wane | (v.) - to decrease gradually in size or degree | |
| 2882583 | wax | (v.) - to increase gradually in size or degree | |
| 2882584 | weather | (v.) - to withstand or survive a situation | |
| 2882585 | whet | (v.) - to make more keen, stimulate | |
| 2882586 | winsome | (adj.) - charming, attractive | |
| 2882587 | Zeitgeist | (n.) - the spirit of the time |
