Ap Language Vocabulary Week 3 Flashcards

4943123377	cadence	rhythm	0
4943123378	cajole	to persuade by flattery or promises. synonym for blandish	1
4943130412	callous	insensitive, hard hearted, unsympathetic	2
4943134921	callow	immature, inexperienced, neophyte	3
4943146873	canard	a false story, a baseless rumor	4
4943149594	candid	frank, honest, sincere	5
4943154887	canine	pertaining to dogs	6
4943157246	cant	(n.) Slang for a particular area or group	7
4943163810	cantankerous	ill-natured, contentious, disagreeable, irascible	8
4943169943	caper	1. a prance, skip, leap about. 2. wild escapade or plot. to play a trick	9
4943179605	capricious	(adj) acting on impulse, whimsical. don't think before acting	10
4943185297	captious	hypercritical, to find many petty or trivial faults, caviling	11
4943191162	careen	lean, tip over	12
4943193199	caricature	satiric and exaggerated representation	13
4943197530	carouse	to revel drunkenly, party, live it up, get turnt	14
4943201796	castigate	to criticize harshly, punish severely	15
4943206763	cataclysm	(n.) a violent upheaval, disaster	16
4943211170	catholic	universal, worldly	17
4943214309	caustic	biting,critical, acrimonious (in speech)	18
4943218187	cavil	(v.) to find petty faults,raise trivial objections, petty excuses	19
4943227902	celerity	(n.) speed	20
4943230411	celibate	not having sex	21
4943232327	censor	delete objectionable material	22
4943238016	censure	(n/v) 1. vehement disapproval, official rebuke. 2. to criticize officially, to blame	23
4943250333	chafe	to irritate, vex	24
4943252420	chaos	a state of confusion	25
4943254973	charlatan	a fake, an impostor	26
4943258282	chastise	to punish especially by beating, censure severely	27
4943263343	chauvinist	a person who is 1. is aggressively and excessively patriotic; 2. believes one sex is superior	28
4943278384	cherubic	angelic	29
4943281172	chicanery	trickery/concept of trickery	30
4943283385	chide	scold	31
4943286625	chimerical	fantastic, unreal, imaginary,	32
4943292461	choleric	ill-tempered, irritable, irascible	33
4943296832	choreography	the art of arranging the movements of dancers in a dance	34
4943304038	circuitous	not direct, in terms of direction	35
4943310644	circumlocutory	word evasive indirect (in terms of speech)	36
4943314268	circumspect	cautious, prudent, watchful of everything around	37
4943319199	circumvent	to evade by deception, avoid, go around	38
4943322777	cite	to name something as proof of support, to quote	39
4943329117	clandestine	secret	40
4943331577	cleavage	division	41
4943333963	clemency	1. mildness, leniency, forgiveness, mercy. 2. an act of mercy	42
4943341505	cliché	a common, overused, and banal phrase	43
4943350090	coalesce	to fuse, merge	44
4943351880	coerce	to compel by force or intimidation	45
4943354607	cogent	(adj) very persuasive through logic, clarity, and presentation	46
4943360942	cogitate	to ponder, to think	47
4943365202	cognizant	aware	48
4943367441	collaborate	to work together	49
4943367442	comely	(adj) attractive, pretty, fair, proper, (more so proper)	50
4943379917	commodious	roomy, spacious	51
4943383349	compatible	agreeable, able to exist or work together in harmony	52
4943387614	compendium	1. a concise and comprehensive summary of a subject. 2. a full list or inventory	53
4943398644	complacent	self-satisfied (think they don't have to try anymore)	54
4943403442	complaisant	courteous, cheerfully obliging, compliant, agreeable	55
4943408735	compliant	submissive	56
4943411369	compunction	uneasiness or anxiety of mind over an action, regret, remorse	57
4943415983	con	(v.) to read carefully, memorize, learn	58
4943424069	concatenation	(n.) a series or link of events things that are interlocking (as in a chain)	59