AP English 76-92

55029852	euphonious	pleasant-sounding
55029853	euphoric	unjustified feeling of well-being
55029854	exacerbate	to aggravate (a situation)
55029855	excoriate	to reprimand harshly
55029856	excrement	feces
55029857	exemplary	commendable; sets an example
55029858	exhort	to urge/ advise with great emphasis
55029859	exigency	urgency; requires immediate attention
55029860	exonerate	to free from blame
55029861	exorcise	to expel an evil spirit
55029862	expunge	to erase; delete
55029863	extempore	impromptu; the spur of the moment
55029864	extenuate	to lessen the seriousness of an offense
55029865	extirpate	to destroy; eradicate
55029866	extrapolate	to make a future estimate based on past data
55029867	facillate	to make easier
55029868	fallacious	unsound or misleading
55029869	fallow	unproductive; inactive
55029870	falter	to waver; vacillate
55029871	feasible	accomplishable; workable
55029872	feckless	incompetent; feeble; irresponsible
55029873	fecund	productive; fertile
55029874	feisty	full of spirit; ready for anything
55029875	felicitate	to congratulate
55029876	festoon	a chain of flowers or ribbons hung in a loop as a decoration
55029877	fetid	an unpleasant state of affairs; hateful or odious
55029878	fey	amusing but difficult to deal with
55029879	fiasco	total and humiliating failure
55029880	flaccid	limp and flabby; weak, ineffectual
55029881	flagellate	to whip or flog; punish with severe criticism
55029882	flamboyant	outstandingly showy or striking
55029883	flatulent	an unpleasant condition (gas)
55029884	flay	to skin alive; to criticize scathingly
55029885	foible	a minor, relatively harmless weakness in character
55029886	foment	to instigate, promote
55029887	font	church basin; source; set of type
55029888	foray	to raid, plunder