Sadlier-Oxford Vocabulary Workshop (New Edition) UNIT #4

102198002	affinity	(noun) a natural attraction to a person, thing, or activity.
102198003	bilious	(adj) peevish or irritable
102198004	cognate	(adj) closely related in origin, essential nature. (noun) such a person or thing
102198005	corollary	(noun) a proposition that follows from one already proven (adj) resultant or consequent
102198006	cul-de-sac	(noun)a blind alley or dead-end street;any situation in which further progress is impossible
102198007	derring-do	(noun) valor or heroism, daring deeds
102198008	divination	(noun) the art or act of predicting the future or discovering hidden knowledge
102198009	elixir	(noun) a potion once thought capable of curing all ills and maintaining life indefinitely.
102198010	folderol	(noun) foolish talk, ideas or procedures, nonsense
102198011	gamut	(noun) an entire range or series
102198012	hoi polloi	(noun) the common people
102198013	ineffable	(adj) not expressible in words, too great or too sacred to be uttered
102198014	lucubration	(noun)laborious study or thought, especially at night, the result of such work
102198015	mnemonic	(adj) relating to or designed to assist the memory (noun) a device to aid the memory
102198016	obloquy	(noun) public abuse indicating strong desapproval or censure
102198017	parameter	(noun) a determining or characteristic element, a limit or boundary
102198018	pundit	(noun) a learned person, one who gives authoritative opinions.
102198019	risible	(adj) pertaining to laughter, laughable
102198020	symptomatic	(adj) typical or characteristic, being concerned with a symptom of a disease
102198021	volte-face	(noun) an about-face, complete reversal