(1) ABATE /'beit/

(2) ABDICATION
/,bdi'kein/

(3) ABERRATION
/'be'rein/

(4) ABEYANCE
/'beins/

(5) ABHOR /b'h:/

(6) ABIDE /'baid/

(7) ABJURE /b'du/

(8) ABLUTION
/'blu:n/

(9) ABNEGATION
/,bni'gein/

(10) ABROGATE
/'brougeit/

(11) ABSCOND
/b'sknd/

(12) ABSTEMIOUS
/b'sti:mjs/

(13) ABSTRUSE
/b'stru:s/

(14) ABUT /'bt/

(15) ABYSMAL
/'bizml/

(16) ACARPOUS
/'k:ps/

(13) difficult to
comprehend; obscure

(14) border on

(15) bottomless;
extreme

(16) effete; no longer

fertile; worn out

(9) self-denial

(10) repeal or annul by

authority

(11) to go away
suddenly (to avoid
arrest)

(12) restraint,
especially of food and
alcohol

(5) to hate; to detest

(6) be faithful; to
endure

(7) promise or swear

to give up

(8) washing

(1) to lessen; to
subside

(2) giving up control,

authority

(3) straying away from

what is normal

(4) suspended action

(17) ACCLAIMED

(18) ACCOLADE
/'kleid/

(19) ACCRETION
/'kri:n/

(20) ADAMANT
/'dmnt/

(21) ADDLE /'dl/

(22) ADDUCE
/'dju:s/

(23) ADJUDICATE
/'du:di'keit/

(24) ADJUNCT
/'dkt/

(25) ADJURE /'du/

(26) ADMONITORY
/d'mnitri/

(27) ADORN /'d:n/

(28)
ADULTERATION
/,dlt'rein/

(29) ADUMBRATE
/'dmbreit/

(30)
ADVENTITIOUS
/,dven'tis/

(31) AFFABLE
/'fbl/

(32) AFFINITY
/'finiti/

(29) to suggest or hint;

overshadow

(30) coming from

another source and not
innate

(31) polite and

friendly

(32) close connection

relationship

(25) to beg

(26) containing
warning

(27) add beauty;

decorate

(28) making unpure,

poorer in quality

(21) to become rotten;

to become confused

(22) to offer as
example, reason or
proof

(23) to settle judicially

(24) something added;

assistant

(17) welcomed with

shouts and approval

(18) praise; approval

(19) the growing of

separate things into
one

(20) kind of stone;

inflexible

(33) AGGRAVATE
/'grveit/

(34) AGILE /'dail/

(35) AGNOSTIC
/g'nstik/

(36) AGOG /'gg/

(37) AIL /eil/

(38) ALACRITY
/'lkriti/

(39) ALCOVE
/'lkouv/

(40) ALLEGIANCE
/'li:dns/

(41) ALLEVIATE
/'li:vieit/

(42) ALLOY /'li/

(43) ALOOF /'lu:f/

(44) ALTERCATE
/':lt:keit/

(45) AMALGAMATE
/'mlgmeit/

(46)
AMBIDEXTROUS
/'mbi'dekst/

(47) AMBIGUOUS
/m'bigjus/

(48) AMBIVALENT
/'mbi'veilnt/

(45) mix, combine,

unite societies

(46) able to use the left

hand or the right
equally well

(47) doubtful;
uncertain

(48) having both of

two contrary meanings

(41) make (pain)

easier to bear

(42) to debase by
mixing with
something inferior

(43) reserved;
indifferent

(44) to dispute angrily

or noisily

(37) trouble; be ill

(38) eager and

cheerful readiness

(39) recess; partially

enclosed place

(40) duty; support;

loyalty

(33) make worse;

irritate

(34) active; quickmoving

(35) non-committal

(36) eager; excited

(49) AMBLE /'mbl/

(50) AMELIORATE
/'mi:ljreit/

(51) AMORPHOUS
/'m:fs/

(52) AMORTIZE
/'m:taiz/

(53) ANATHEMA
/'nim/

(54) ANGUISH
/'gwi/

(55) ANIMOSITY
/,ni'msiti/

(56) ANTEBELLUM

(57)
ANTEDILUVIAN
/'ntidi'lu:vjn/

(58)
ANTHROPOMORPH
IC /,nrp'm:fik/

(59) ANTIDOTE
/'ntidout/

(60) ANTITHETICAL
/,nti'etik/

(61) APARTHEID
/'p:thaid/

(62) APHASIA
/'feizj/

(63) APHORISM
/'frizm/

(64) APLOMB
/'pl:/

(61) brutal racial

discrimination

(62) loss of the power

to use or comprehend
words

(63) concise statement

of a principle

(64) self-confidence

(57) made a long time

ago

(58) having human

characteristics

(59) medicine used

against a poison or a
disease

(60) direct opposing

(53) something
loathed; curse

(54) severe suffering

(55) strong dislike

(56) existing before a

war

(49) leisurely walk

(50) improve; make

better

(51) shapeless

(52) end (a debt) by

setting aside money

(65) APOSTASY
/'pstsi/

(66) APOSTATE
/'pstsi/

(67) APOTHEOSIS
/,pi'ousi:z/

(68) APPEASE /'pi:z/

(69) APPELLATION
/,pe'lein/

(70)
APPREHENSIVE
/,pri'hensiv/

(71) APPRISE
/'praiz/

(72) APPROBATION
/,pr'bein/

(73) APROPOS
/'prpou/

(74) APT /pt/

(75) ARABESQUE
/,r'besk/

(76) ARBOREAL
/:'b:ril/

(77) ARDOR

(78) ARDUOUS
/':djus/

(79) ARGOT /':gou/

(80) ARRANT /'rnt/

(77) enthusiasm

(78) steep; difficult;

ascent; laborious

(79) jargon; slang

(80) in the highest

degree

(73) appropriate to the

situation; apt

(74) well-suited;
quick-witted

(75) a complex ornate

design

(76) of connected with

trees

(69) identifying name

or title

(70) grasping;
understanding;
unhappy feeling about
future

(71) give notice; to

inform

(72) approval

(65) renunciation of a
religion

(66) one who

abandons long-held
religious or political
convictions

(67) deification;
glorification to
godliness

(68) make quiet or

calm

(81) ARROGANCE
/'rgns/

(82) ARTICULATE
/:'tikjulit/

(83) ASCEND /'send/

(84) ASCENDANCY
/'sendnsi/

(85) ASCERTAIN
/,s'tein/

(86) ASCRIBE
/s'kraib/

(87) ASEPTIC
/'septik/

(88) ASHEN /'n/

(89) ASPERITY
/s'periti/

(90) ASPERSION
/s'p:n/

(91) ASSIDUOUS
/'sidjus/

(92) ASSUAGE
/'sweid/

(93) ASTERISK
/'strisk/

(94) ASTRINGENT
/s'trindnt/

(95) ASTUTE /s'tju:t/

(96) ATELIER
/'tliei/

(93) the mark * (e.g..

omitted letters)

(94) substance that

shrinks

(95) clever, quick at

seeing to get an
advantage

(96) artist's workroom

(89) roughness;
harshness; ill temper;
irritability

(90) slander

(91) diligent; hardworking; sedulous

(92) make smth (pain,

desire) less

(85) get to know

(86) consider to be the

origin of or belonging
to

(87) surgically clean

(88) deadly pale

(81) proud superior

manner of behaviour

(82) speak distinctly;

connect by joints

(83) go or come up

(84) dominance

(97) ATONEMENT
/'tounmnt/

(98) ATTENUATE
/'tenjueit/

(99) ATTUNE /'tju:n/

(100) AUDACIOUS
/:'deis/

(101) AUGURY
/':gjuri/

(102) AUGUST
/':gst - :'gst/

(103) AUSPICIOUS
/:s'pis/

(104) AUSTERE
/:s'ti/

(105) AUXILIARY
/:g'ziljri/

(106) AVER /'v:/

(107) AVERSION
/'v:n/

(108) AVID /'vid/

(109) AVOW /'vau/

(110)
BACCHANALIAN
/,bk'neiljn/

(111) BAIT /beit/

(112) BALEFUL
/'beilful/

(109) admit; declare

openly

(110) orgy

(111) to persecute

(112) harmful;
ominous; causing evil

(105) helping;
supporting

(106) affirm; assert;

prove; justify

(107) strong; dislike

(108) eager; greedy

(101) omen; sign

(102) majestic;
venerable

(103) favorable;
successful; prosperous

(104) severely moral

and strict; simple and
plain

(97) repayment death

of Jesus

(98) make thin;

weaken; enervate

(99) bring into

harmony

(100) daring; foolishly

bold; impudent

(113) BALK /b:k/

(114) BANEFUL
/'beinful/

(115) BARRAGE
/'br:/

(116) BARREN
/'brn/

(117) BASK /b:sk/

(118) BEATIFY
/bi:'tifai/

(119) BEDIZEN
/bi'daizn/

(120) BELABOR

(121) BELLICOSE
/'belikous/

(122) BELLIGERENT
/bi'lidrnt/

(123) BENEDICTION
/,beni'dikn/

(124) BENEFACTOR
/'benifkt/

(125)
BENEVOLENCE
/bi'nevlns/

(126) BENIGN
/bi'nain/

(127) BEQUEST
/bi'kwest/

(128) BERATE
/bi'reit/

(125) wish or activity

in doing good

(126) kind and gentle;

mild (climate)

(127) arrangement to
give smth at death

(128) scold sharply

(121) belligerent;
pugnacious; warlike

(122) (person, nation)

waging war

(123) something that

promotes goodness or
well-being

(124) person who has

given help

(117) enjoy warmth

and light

(118) to bless; make

happy or ascribe a
virtue to

(119) to adorn,
especially in a cheap
showy manner

(120) beat hard

(113) obstacle;
purposely to get on the
way of

(114) causing harm or

ruin; pernicious;
destructive

(115) artificial;
obstacle built across a
river

(116) not good

enough; unable to
have young ones
without value

(129) BEREFT
/bi'vi:v/

(130) BEWILDER
/bi'wild/

(131) BIGOT /'bigt/

(132) BILGE /bild/

(133) BILK /bilk/

(134)
BLANDISHMENT
/'blndimnt/

(135) BLANDNESS
/blndnis/

(136) BLATANT
/'blitnt/

(137) BLITHE /blai/

(138) BLUSTER
/'blst/

(139) BOGUS
/'bougs/

(140) BOISTEROUS
/'bistrs/

(141) BOLSTER
/'boulst/

(142) BOORISH
/'buri/

(143) BRASH /br/

(144) BRASS /br:s/

(141) give greatly

needed support

(142) crude; offensive;

rude

(143) hasty; rush;

cheeky; saucy

(144) yellow metal

(mixing copper and
zinc)

(137) cheerful; casual;

carefree

(138) to talk or act

with noisy swaggering
threats

(139) sham;
counterfeit; not
genuine

(140) loud; noisy;

rough; lacking
restraint

(133) to cheat

(134) flattery coaxing

(135) polite manner;

comforting
uninteresting

(136) noisy and rough

(129) rob or dispossess

of smth (material)

(130) puzzle; confuse

(131) stubborn;
narrow-minded person

(132) bulge the

protuberance of a cask

(145) BRAZEN
/'breizn/

(146) BREACH
/bri:t/

(147) BRITTLE /'britl/

(148) BROACH
/brout/

(149) BROOK /bruk/

(150) BUOYANT
/'bint/

(151) BURGEON
/'b:dn/

(152) BURNISH
/'b:ni/

(153) CABAL /k'bl/

(154) CACOPHONY
/k'kfni/

(155) CADENCE
/'keidns/

(156) CADGE /kd/

(157) CAJOLE
/k'doul/

(158) CALUMNY
/'klmni/

(159) CANDID
/'kndid/

(160) CANT /knt/

(157) use flattery or

deceit; to persuade

(158) slander;
aspersion

(159) frank; straightforward

(160) insincere talk

(153) a scheme or
plot; a group of
plotters

(154) harsh sound

(155) rhythmic
modulation of sound

(156) to beg; to get by

begging

(149) to tolerate,
endure

(150) able to float

light-hearted

(151) grow forth; send

out buds

(152) to polish, rub to

a shine

(145) made of brass

(146) opening; broken

place; breaking

(147) easily broken

(148) bring up;

announce; begin to
talk about

(161)
CANTANKEROUS
/kn'tkrs/

(162) CANVASS
/'knvs/

(163) CAPTIOUS
/'kps/

(164) CAROUSE
/k'rauz/

(165) CARP /k:p/

(166) CARTE
BLANCHE
/'k:t'bl:n/

(167) CASTIGATION
/,ksti'gein/

(168) CATALYST
/'ktlist/

(169) CATATONIC

(170) CATHOLIC
/'klik/

(171) CAUSTIC
/'k:stik/

(172) CAVIL /'kvil/

(173) CEDE/cession

(174) CELERITY
/si'leriti/

(175) CENSURE
/'sen/

(176) CENTURION

(173) to surrender
possession of,
especially by treaty

(174) rapidity of
motion or action

(175) expression of
blame or disapproval a
rebuke

(176) leader of a unit

of 100 soldiers

(169) immobile

(170) comprehensive;
universal

(171) biting; sarcastic

(172) to raise trivial

and frivolous
objection

(165) to find fault or

complain querulously

(166) blanche
full
discretionary power

(167) severe
punishment

(168) substance that

causes speeding up

(161) bad-tempered;
quarrelsome

(162) discuss
thoroughly; sort of
touting

(163) critical

(164) to drink alcohol

freely

(177) CHAFF /f:f/

(178) CHARLATAN
/':ltn/

(179) CHARY /'teri/

(180)
CHASTISEMENT
/'tstizmnt/

(181) CHAUVINIST
/'ouvinist/

(182) CHICANERY
/i'kenri/

(183) CHIMERA
/kai'mir/

(184) CHISEL /'tizl/

(185) CHIVY /'tivi/

(186) CHOLERIC
/,kkrik/

(187) CHROMATIC
/kr'mtik/

(188) CHURL /t:l/

(189) CHUTZPAH

(190)
CIRCUMSCRIBE
/'s:kmskrib/

(191) CLAMOR

(192) CLERICAL
/'klerikl/

(189) nerve; gall

(190) to draw line

around; to limit

(191) shout; complain

with a lot of noise

(192) of the clergy or

clerk

(185) to tease or annoy

with persistent petty
attacks

(186) irritable; badtempered

(187) of color

(188) bad-tempered
person

(181) a blindly
devoted patriot

(182) legal trickery;

false argument

(183) illusion or
fabrication of the mind

(184) steel tool for

shaping materials

(177) to tease goodnaturedly

(178) quack or fraud

(179) cautious; wary

(180) punishment

(193) CLIENTELE

(194) CLINCH
/klint/

(195) CLING /kli/

(196) CLOT /klt/

(197) CLOTURE

(198)
COAGULATION
/kou,gju'lei/

(199) COALESCING

(200) COAX /kouks/

(201) CODA /'koud/

(202) CODDLE /'kdl/

(203) COERCE
/kou':s/

(204) COEVAL
/kou'i:vl/

(205) COGENT
/'koudnt/

(206) COGITATE
/'kditeit/

(207) COGNIZANT
/'kgniznt/

(208) COLLUSION
/k'lu:n/

(205) strong;
convincing

(206) think deeply;

mediate

(207) being fully

aware of

(208) secret agreement

for a deceitful purpose

(201) passage that

completes a piece of
music

(202) treat with care

and tenderness

(203) compel to force

to make obedient

(204) of the same

period; coexisting

(197) closing device

(in Parliament) to end
a debate by voting

(198) change to a thick

and solid state

(199) coming together

and uniting into one
substance

(200) get smb to do

smth by kindness

(193) customers

(194) come to grips;

settle conclusively

(195) to resist
separation

(196) half-solid lump

formed from liquid

(209) COMBUSTION
/km'bstn/

(210) COMELY
/'kmli/

(211)
COMMEMORATE
/k'mem'rein/

(212)
COMMODIOUS
/k'moudjs/

(213) COMMUTER
/k'mju:t/

(214)
COMPLAISANCE
/km'pleizns/

(215)
COMPUNCTION
/km'pkn/

(216) CONCEAL
/kn'si:l/

(217) CONCEITED
/kn'si:tid/

(218)
CONCILIATORY
/kn'silitri/

(219)
CONCOMITANT
/kn'kmitnt/

(220) CONCORD
/'kk:d/

(221) CONCUR
/kn'k:/

(222) CONDENSE
/kn'dens/

(223) CONDONE
/kn'doun/

(224) CONGEAL
/kn'di:l/

(221) agree in opinion;

happen together

(222) increase in
density, strength;
make laconic

(223) forgive

(224) make or become

stiff and solid

(217) having an
excessively high
opinion of oneself

(218) reconciling;
soothing; comforting;
mollifying

(219) accompanying

(220) agreement or
harmony

(213) person who

travels regularly

(214) tending to
comply; obliging
willingness to please

(215) feeling of regret

for one's action

(216) hide; keep secret

(209) process of
burning

(210) attractive

(211) keep the

memory of

(212) having plenty of

space for what is
needed

(225) CONGENITAL
/kn'denitl/

(226) CONJOIN
/kn'dekt/

(227)
CONNOISSEUR
/,kni's:/

(228)
CONNOTATION
/,knou'tein/

(229) CONSOLE
/kn'soul/

(230)
CONSPICUOUS
/kn'spikjus/

(231)
CONSTERNATION
/,knst:'nein/

(232) CONSTRAIN
/kn'strein/

(233) CONSTRICT
/kn'strikt/

(234) CONSUME
/kn'sju:m/

(235)
CONSUMMATE
/kn'smit/

(236) CONTEMN
/kn'tm/

(237)
CONTENTIOUS
/kn'tens/

(238) CONTIGUOUS
/kn'tigjus/

(239) CONTRITE
/'kntrait/

(240)
CONTUMACIOUS
/,kntju'meis/

(237) argumentative;
pugnacious;
combative;
quarrelsome

(238) touching;
neighboring

(239) filled with deep

sorrow for
wrongdoing

(240) insubordinate;
rebellious

(233) make tight or

smaller

(234) get to the end of

(235) perfect; make

perfec, complete

(236) to scorn or
despise

(229) give comfort or

sympathy to

(230) easily seen;

remarkable

(231) surprise and

fear; dismay

(232) compel

(225) existing from

birth; inherent

(226) to join together

(227) a person with

good judgement (e.g.,
in art)

(228) suggestion in
addition to

(241) CONUNDRUM
/k'nndrm/

(242) CONVALESCE
/,knv'les/

(243) CONVICTION
/kn'vikn/

(244) CONVIVIAL
/kn'vivil/

(245) CONVOKE
/kn'vouk/

(246) CONVOLUTED
/'knvlu:t/

(247) CORDIAL
/'k:djl/

(248) CORDON
/'k:dn/

(249) CORNUCOPIA
/,k:nju'koupj/

(250) CORPOREAL
/k:'p:ril/

(251) CORPULENT
/'k:pjulnt/

(252) CORRELATE
/'krileit/

(253)
CORROBORATION
/k,rb'rein/

(254)
COUNTENANCE
/'kauntinns/

(255) COUNTERFEIT
/'kauntfit/

(256)
COUNTERVAIL

(253) additional
strengthening evidence

(254) to favor or
approve of

(255) forgery

(256) counterbalance

(249) abundant supply

(250) physical of or
for the body

(251) having a large

bulky body

(252) have a mutual

relation

(245) call together;

summon

(246) complicated;
coiled; twisted

(247) warm and

sincere

(248) line (of police

acting as a guard)

(241) a riddle;
dilemma; enigma

(242) to recover health

gradually after
sickness

(243) firm belief

(244) fond of feasting,

drinking, and good
company

(257) COVERT
/'kvt/

(258) COVETOUS
/'kvits/

(259) COWER /'kau/

(260) COY /ki/

(261) COZEN /'kzn/

(262) CRASS /krs/

(263) CRAVAT
/kr'vt/

(264) CRAVEN
/'kreivn/

(265) CREASE /kri:s/

(266) CREDULOUS
/'kredjuls/

(267) CRINGE
/'krind/

(268) CROTCHET
/'krtit/

(269) CRYPTIC
/'kriptik/

(270)
CUMBERSOME
/'kmbsm/

(271) CUPIDITY
/kju:'piditi/

(272)
CURMUDGEON
/k:'mdn/

(269) secret; with a

hidden meaning

(270) burdensome;
heavy and awkward to
carry

(271) greed; lust

(272) bad-tempered
person

(265) line made by

crushing white line on
the ground in cricket

(266) ready to believe

things

(267) to behave in an
excessively servile
way

(268) highly
individual and usually
eccentric opinion

(261) to cheat

(262) very great (esp.

stupidity)

(263) piece of linen

worn as a necktie

(264) cowardly

(257) disguised

(258) eagerly desirous

(259) crouch; shrink

back

(260) shy, modest (esp

of a girl)

(273) CURRICULUM
/k'rikjulm/

(274) CURSORY
/'k:sri/

(275) CURTAIL
/k:'teil/

(276) DAINTY
/'deinti/

(277) DASTARD
/'dstd/

(278) DAUNT /d:nt/

(279) DAWDLER
/'d:dl/

(280) DEARTH /d:/

(281) DEBACLE

(282) DECIDUOUS
/di'sidjus/

(283)
DECLAIM/declamatio
n

(284) DECLIVITY
/di'kliviti/

(285) DECORUM
/di'd:rm/

(286) DECREE
/di'kri:/

(287) DECRY /di'krai/

(288) DEFERENTIAL
/,def'renl/

(285) propriety;
properness

(286) order given by

authority

(287) disapprove of

(288) showing respect

(281) a breakup;
overthrow; sudden
disaster

(282) ephemeral

(283) to speak
pompously or
bombastically

(284) downward
inclination

(277) coward

(278) intimidate; make

fearful

(279) person who is

slow; waste of time

(280) shortage

(273) course of study

(274) quick hurried

(275) make shorter

then was planned

(276) pretty, delicate

(food); difficult to
please

(289) DEFIANCE
/di'fains/

(290) DEIGN /dein/

(291) DELETERIOUS
/,deli'tiris/

(292) DELINEATE
/di'linieit/

(293) DELUGE
/'delju:d/

(294) DEMAGOGUE
/'demgg/

(295) DEMUR
/di'm:/

(296) DENIGRATE
/'denigreit/

(297)
DENOUEMENT

(298) DEPLETE
/di'pli:t/

(299) DEPOSITION
/,dep'zin/

(300) DEPRAVE
/di'preiv/

(301) DEPRECATE
/'deprikeit/

(302) DERELICTION
/,deri'likn/

(303) DERISION
/di'rin/

(304) DERIVATIVE
/di'rivtiv/

(301) protest against;

express disapproval of

(302) deserting and

leaving; to fall into
ruins

(303) ridicule;
mockery; deriding

(304) unoriginal;
obtained from another
source

(297) an outcome or
solution; the
unraveling of a plot

(298) use until none

remains

(299) dethronement;
depositing

(300) make morally

bad, corrupt

(293) great flood;

heavy rush of water

(294) person appealing

not to reasons

(295) to hesitate; raise

objections

(296) blacken; belittle;

defame

(289) open
disobedience or
resistance

(290) to condescend;
to give

(291) harmful

(292) to portray,
depict, sketch out

(305)
DEROGATORY
/di'rgtri/

(306) DESCRY
/dis'krai/

(307) DESICCANT
/'desiknt/

(308) DESUETUDE
/'deswitju:d/

(309) DESULTORY
/'desltri/

(310) DETER /di't:/

(311) DETRACTION
/di'trkn/

(312)
DETUMESCENCE

(313) DEVIANCE

(314) DEXTERITY
/deks'teriti/

(315) DIAPHANOUS
/dai'fns/

(316) DIATRIBE
/'daitraib/

(317) DIDACTIC
/di'dktik/

(318) DIFFIDENCE
/'difidns/

(319) DILATE
/dai'leit/

(320) DILATORY
/'diltri/

(317) intended to
teach; preachy

(318) shyness

(319) speak
comprehensively;
become wider, large

(320) intended to
delay

(313) being different

in moral standards
(from normal)

(314) skill (esp. in

handling)

(315) transparent;
gauzy

(316) bitter and violent

attack in words

(309) aimless;
haphazard; digressing
at random

(310) discourage;
hinder

(311) slandering;
verbal attack;
aspersion

(312) diminishing or
lessening of swelling

(305) insulting;
tending to damage

(306) catch sight of;

see smth in the
distance

(307) substance used

to absorb moisture

(308) cessation of use;

disuse

(321) DISABUSE
/,dis'bju:z/

(322) DISALLOW
/'dis'lau/

(323) DISCERN
/di's:n/

(324) DISCOMFIT
/dis'kmfit/

(325) DISCOMPOSE
/,diskm'pouz/

(326) DISCONCERT
/,diskn's:t/

(327)
DISCONSOLATE
/dis'knslit/

(328)
DISCOUNTENANCE
/dis'kauntinns/

(329) DISCOURSE
/dis'k:s/

(330) DISCREDIT
/dis'kredit/

(331) DISCREET
/dis'kri:t/

(332) DISCRETE
/dis'kri:t/

(333) DISDAIN
/dis'dein/

(334)
DISENCUMBER
/'disin'kmb/

(335) DISHEVELED

(336)
DISINGENUOUS
/,disin'denjus/

(333) look on with

contempt

(334) free from

encumbrance

(335) untidy

(336) sophisticated;
artful; trying to
deceive; cunning

(329) speech lecture

(330) refuse to believe

(331) careful, prudent

(332) individually
distinct

(325) to destroy the

composure of

(326) upset the selfpossession of

(327) cheerless;
dejected

(328) refuse to
approve of

(321) to free from

error

(322) refuse to allow

or accept as a correct

(323) see with an

effort but clearly

(324) confuse;
embarrass

(337) DISINTER
/'disin't:/

(338) DISLODGE
/dis'ld/

(339) DISMAL
/'dizml/

(340) DISPARATE
/'disprit/

(341) DISPROOF
/'dis'pru:f/

(342) DISQUIET
/dis'kwait/

(343) DISSEMBLE
/di'sembl/

(344) DISSEMINATE
/di'semineit/

(345) DISSENT
/di'sent/

(346) DISSIPATE
/'disipeit/

(347) DISSOLUTE
/'dislu:t/

(348) DISSOLUTION
/,dis'lu:n/

(349) DISTRAUGHT
/dis'tr:t/

(350) DIVERGENCE
/dai'v:dns/

(351) DIVESTITURE
/dai'vestit/

(352) DIVULGE
/dai'vld/

(349) distracted
violently; upset in
mind

(350) getting farther

apart from a point

(351) taking off;

getting rid of; giving
up

(352) make known

smth secret

(345) have a different

opinion refuse to
assent

(346) to be dissolute

(347) marked by
indulgence in vices

(348) disintegration;
looseness in morals

(341) proof to the

contrary

(342) to take away the

peace or tranquility

(343) speak or behave

so as to hide smth (in
mind)

(344) distribute (esp.

ideas)

(337) dig up from the

earth

(338) move force from

the place occupied

(339) sad; gloomy;

miserable

(340) essentially
different

(353) DOGGEREL
/'dgrl/

(354) DOGMATIC
/dg'mtik/

(355) DOLOROUS
/'dlrs/

(356) DOLT /doult/

(357) DORMANT
/'d:mnt/

(358) DOTE /dout/

(359) DRAWL /dr:l/

(360) DROLL /droul/

(361) DRONE /droun/

(362) DROWSINESS
/'drauzinis/

(363) DRUDGE
/drd/

(364) DUBIOUS
/'dju:bjs/

(365) DUD /dd/

(366) DULCET
/'dlist/

(367) DUPE /dju:p/

(368) DUPLICITY
/dju:'plisiti/

(365) no use person;

smth that fails

(366) melodious;
harmonious

(367) cheat; make a

fool of

(368) deliberate
deception

(361) male bee; person

who isn't selfemployed

(362) feeling sleepy;

half asleep

(363) to do hard,
menial or monotonous
work

(364) feeling doubt

(357) in a state of
inactivity but awaiting
development

(358) show much

fondness; center one's
attention

(359) slow way of

speaking

(360) jesting

(353) trivial, poorly

constructed verse

(354) positive; certain;

arbitrary without room
for discussion

(355) marked by
misery or grief

(356) stupid fellow

(369) DURESS
/dju'res/

(370) DWARF /dw:f/

(371) DYNAMO
/'dainmou/

(372)
EARTHENWARE
/':nwe/

(373) EBULLIENCE
/i'bljns/

(374) EBULLIENT
/i'bljnt/

(375) ECUMENICAL
/,i:kju:'menikl/

(376) EDACIOUS
/i'deis/

(377) EDDY /'edi/

(378) EDIBLE /'edibl/

(379) EFFACE /i'feis/

(380) EFFETE /e'fi:t/

(381) EFFICACY
/,efi'keisnis/

(382) EFFLUVIA
/e'flu:vjm/

(383) EFFRONTERY
/e'frntri/

(384) EGREGIOUS
/i'gri:ds/

(381) production of a
desired result

(382) outflow in a
stream of particles; a
noxious odor or vapor

(383) boldness;
impudence; arrogance

(384) flagrant

(377) circular or spiral

movement (e.g., of
wind)

(378) fit to be eaten;

not poisonous

(379) to make
indistinct

(380) infertile; worn

out; weak

(373) exuberance;
outburst of feeling

(374) overflowing
with enthusiasm;
showing excitement

(375) representing the

whole Christian world

(376) voracious;
devouring

(369) threats to
compel smb

(370) person or smb

much below the usual
size

(371) a generator;
something that
produces electric
current

(372) dishes made of

baked clay

(385) EGRESS
/'i:gres/

(386) ELABORATE
/i'lbrit/

(387) ELEGY /'elidi/

(388) ELICIT /i'lisit/

(389) ELOQUENCE
/'elkwns/

(390) EMACIATE
/i'meiieit/

(391) EMBELLISH
/im'beli/

(392) EMBEZZLE
/im'bezl/

(393) EMOLLIENT
/i'mlint/

(394) EMOTE

(395) EMPIRICAL
/em'pirikl/

(396)
ENCAPSULATE

(397) ENCOMIUM
/en'koumim/

(398)
ENCUMBRANCE
/in'kmbrns/

(399) ENDEARING

(400) ENDORSE
/in'd:s/

(397) warm or
glowing praise;
eulogy; panegyric

(398) burden things

that get on the way of

(399) making dear or

liked

(400) write one's name

on the back of

(393) soothing to the

skin; mollifying

(394) stir up; excite

(395) relying on
experiment

(396) enclose in
capsule

(389) fluent speaking;

skillful use of
language

(390) make thin and

weak

(391) make beautiful

(392) use in a wrong

way for one's own
benefit

(385) way out; exit

(386) worked out with

much care, in great
detail

(387) a lament; a
melancholy
composition

(388) draw out

(401) ENDURING
/in'djuri/

(402) ENERVATE
/i'n:vit/

(403) ENGRAVE
/in'greiv/

(404) ENGROSSING
/in'grousi/

(405) ENGULF
/in'glf/

(406) ENIGMA
/i'nigm/

(407) ENMITY
/'enmiti/

(408) ENNUI
/:'nwi:/

(409) ENSIGN
/'ensain/

(410) ENTANGLE
/in'tgl/

(411) ENTHRAL
/in'r:l/

(412) ENTICE /in'tais/

(413) ENTREAT
/in'tri:t/

(414) ENUNCIATE
/i'nnsieit/

(415) ENZYME
/'enzaim/

(416) EPICUREAN
/,epikju'ri:n/

(413) ask earnestly

(414) pronounce
(words); express a
theory

(415) catalyst

(416) devoted to
pleasure (sensuous
enjoyment)

(409) flag; badge

(410) put into

difficulties

(411) please greatly;

enslave (fig.)

(412) tempt or
persuade

(405) swallow up

(406) smth that is

puzzling

(407) hatred; being an

enemy

(408) boredom

(401) lasting

(402) weaken; deprive

of strength; attenuate

(403) impress deeply

(404) taken up all the

time or attention;
writing in large or
formal

(417) EPIGRAM
/'epigrm/

(418) EPISTLE /i'pisl/

(419) EPITHET
/'epiet/

(420) EPITOME
/i'pitmi/

(421) EQUABLE
/'ekwbl/

(422) EQUANIMITY
/'i:kw'nimiti/

(423) EQUILIBRIUM
/,i:kwi'librim /

(424) EQUIPOISE
/'ekwipiz/

(425) EQUIVOCAL
/i'kwivkl/

(426) EQUIVOCATE
/i'kwivkeit/

(427) ERADICATE
/i'rdikeit/

(428) ERRATIC
/i'rtik/

(429) ERUDITE
/'eru:dait/

(430) ESCHEW
/is'tu:/

(431) ESOTERIC
/,esou'terik/

(432) ESPOUSE
/is'pauz/

(429) learned
scholarly

(430) avoid

(431) abstruse;
intended only for a
small circle of

(432) marry; give

one's support to

(425) having a double

or doubtful meaning;
suspicious

(426) try to deceive by

equivocal language

(427) get rid of; pull

up by the roots

(428) irregular in
behaviour or opinion

(421) steady; regular

(422) calmness of
temperament

(423) state of being

balanced

(424) equal
distribution of weight;
equilibrium

(417) terse or witty

and often paradoxical
saying

(418) letter

(419) adjective

(420) brief summary;

representative
example; a typical
model

(433) EULOGY
/'ju:ldi/

(434) EUPHORIA
/ju:'f:bi/

(435) EUTHANASIA
/,ju:'neizj/

(436) EVASIVE
/i'veisiv/

(437) EVINCE /i'vins/

(438) EVOKE /i'vouk/

(439) EXACERBATE
/eks's:beit/

(440) EXCORIATION
/eks,k:ri'ein/

(441) EXCULPATE
/'eksklpeit/

(442) EXECRATE
/'eksikreit/

(443) EXHAUSTIVE
/ig'z:stiv/

(444) EXIGENCY
/'eksidns/

(445)
EXONERATION
/ig,zn'rein/

(446) EXORBITANT
/ig'z:bitnt/

(447) EXPATIATE
/eks'peiieit/

(448) EXPEDIENT
/iks'pi:djnt/

(445) set smb clear,

free (e.g., from blame)

(446) much too high

or great

(447) to roam; wander

freely

(448) likely to be
useful for a purpose

(441) to clear from a

charge of guilt

(442) to denounce; to
detest utterly

(443) complete;
thorough

(444) emergency an
urgent situation

(437) to show clearly;

to indicate

(438) call up; bring

out

(439) to make more

violent, bitter or
severe

(440) severe criticism

(433) formal praise;

panegyric

(434) elation state of

pleasant excitement

(435) easy and

painless death

(436) tending to evade

(449) EXPIATION
/,ekspi'ein/

(450) EXPLOIT
/'eksplit/

(451)
EXPOSTULATE
/iks'pstjuleit/

(452) EXPURGATE
/'eksp:geit/

(453) EXSCIND
/ek'sind/

(454) EXTANT
/eks'tnt/

(455) EXTEMPORE
/eks'tempri/

(456) EXTENUATE
/eks'tenjueit/

(457) EXTINCT
/iks'tikt/

(458) EXTINGUISH
/iks'tigwi/

(459) EXTIRPATE
/'ekst:peit/

(460) EXTOL /iks'tl/

(461) EXTORT
/iks't:t/

(462) EXTRALEGAL

(463) EXTRANEOUS
/eks'treinjs/

(464) EXTRICABLE
/'ekstrikbl/

(461) obtain by threats,

violence

(462) outside the law

(463) extrinsic; not

forming an essential
part

(464) that can be freed

(457) no longer active

(458) end the

existence of; wipe or
put out

(459) to destroy;
exterminate

(460) praise highly

(453) to cut out; cut

away

(454) still in existence

(455) without previous

thought or preparation

(456) reduce the

strength; lessen
seriousness; partially
excuse

(449) ending; expiring

(450) brilliant
achievement; develop,
use selfishly

(451) argue earnestly;

to dissuade, correct or
protest

(452) to remove
obscenity, purify,
censor

(465) EXTROVERT

(466) EXUBERANCE
/ig'zju:brns/

(467) FACETIOUS
/f:si:s/

(468) FACILE
/'fsail/

(469) FALLACIOUS
/f'leis/

(470) FALTER
/'f:lt/

(471) FANCIFUL
/'fnsiful/

(472) FATUOUS
/'ftjus/

(473) FAWN /f:n/

(474) FECKLESS
/'feklis/

(475) FECUND
/'fi:knd/

(476) FEINT /feint/

(477) FELICITOUS
/fi'lisits/

(478) FELON /'feln/

(479) FERMENT
/'f:ment/

(480) FEROCITY
/f'rousnis/

(477) apt; suitably

expressed; well chosen

(478) person guilty of

murder

(479) substance;
become excited

(480) savage cruelty

(473) young deer; try

to win smb's favor

(474) lacking purpose

or vitality; ineffective

(475) fertile

(476) pretend

(469) based on error

(470) waver; move in

an uncertain manner

(471) imaginary

(472) without sense;

foolish selfsatisfaction

(465) cheerful person

(466) state of growing

vigorously; being full
of life

(467) humorous;
funny; jocular

(468) easily done

(481) FERRET /'ferit/

(482) FERVID
/'f:vid/

(483) FERVOR
/'f:v/

(484) FETID /'fetid/

(485) FETTER /'fet/

(486) FEUD /fju:d/

(487) FIDELITY
/fi'deliti/

(488) FIDGET /'fidit/

(489) FIGUREHEAD

(490) FINESSE
/fi'nes/

(491) FINICAL
/'fainikl/

(492) FINICKY
/'fainikl/

(493) FISSION /'fin/

(494) FIXATE

(495) FLAK /flk/

(496)
FLAMBOYANT
/flm'bint/

(493) splitting or
division (esp. of cells)

(494) stare at

(495) criticism; antiaircraft guns

(496) brightly colored;

florid

(489) carved image on

the prow of a ship

(490) delicate way of

dealing with a
situation

(491) too fussy about

food, clothing, etc.

(492) finical

(485) to shackle; put

in chains

(486) bitter quarrel

over a long period of
time

(487) loyalty;
accuracy

(488) move restlessly;

make nervous

(481) discover by
searching; search

(482) showing earnest

feeling

(483) warmth of
feelings; earnestness

(484) stinking

(497) FLAUNTING

(498) FLAX /'flks/

(499) FLAY /flei/

(500) FLEDGED
/fledged/

(501) FLEET /fleet/

(502) FLINCH /flinch/

(503) FLOP /flop/

(504) FLORID /florid/

(505) FLOUNDER
/flounder/

(506) FLOUT /flout/

(507) FLUKE /fluke/

(508) FLUSTER
/fluster/

(509) FOIBLE /'fibl/

(510) FOIL /fil/

(511) FOMENT
/fou'ment/

(512) FOOLPROOF
/'fu:lpru:f/

(509) defect of
character (a person is
wrongly proud)

(510) prevent from

carrying out; contrast

(511) put smth warm

(to lessen the pain)

(512) incapable; of
failure or error

(505) to struggle to
move; to proceed
clumsily

(506) reject, mock; to

go against (as in going
against tradition)

(507) lucky stroke

(508) make nervous or

confused

(501) number of ships;

quick-moving

(502) draw; move

back; wince

(503) fail; move; fall

clumsily

(504) very much

ornamented; naturally
red (e.g., of face)

(497) show off

complacently

(498) pale; yellow

(hair); a plant

(499) to skin; to
excoriate

(500) able to fly;

trained, experienced

(513) FOPPISH
/'fpi/

(514) FORAGE
/'frid/

(515) FORBEAR
/'f:'be/

(516)
FORBEARANCE
/'f:'berns/

(517) FORD /f:d/

(518) FOREBODE
/f:'boud/

(519) FORENSIC

(520) FORESTALL
/f:'st:l/

(521) FORETOKEN
/'f:toukn/

(522) FORFEIT
/'f:fit/

(523) FORGE /f:d/

(524) FORGERY
/'f:dri/

(525) FORSWEAR
/f:'swe/

(526) FOSTER /'fst/

(527) FRACAS
/'frk:/

(528) FRACTIOUS
/'frks/

(525) renounce;
disallow; repudiate

(526) nurture; care for

(527) noisy quarrel

(528) quarrelsome;
irritable

(521) premonitory
sign

(522) suffer the loss of

smth

(523) workshop for the

shaping of metal; to
shape metal lead

(524) counterfeit

(517) shallow place in

a river (to cross)

(518) to foretell or
predict

(519) belonging to
courts of judicature

(520) prevent by
taking action in
advance preempt

(513) like a man who

pays too much
attention to his clothes

(514) food for horses

and cattle

(515) refrain from; be

patient; ancestor

(516) patience;
willingness to wait

(529) FRAGILE
/'frdail/

(530) FRAGRANT
/'freigrnt/

(531) FRANTIC
/'frtik/

(532) FRENETIC
/fri'netik/

(533) FRET /fret/

(534) FRINGE
/frind/

(535) FROWARD
/'froud/

(536) FRUGAL
/'fru:gl/

(537)
FULMINATION
/,flmi'nein/

(538) FULSOME
/'fulsm/

(539) FUSTY /'fsti/

(540) GAINSAY
/gein'sei/

(541) GARBLE
/'g:bl/

(542) GARMENT
/'g:mnt/

(543) GARNER
/'g:n/

(544) GARRULITY
/g'ru:liti/

(541) make unfair

selection from facts

(542) article of
clothing

(543) to gather and

save to store up

(544) talkativeness

(537) bitter protest

(538) disgusting;
offensive due to
excessiveness

(539) musty; rigidly

old-fashioned or
reactionary

(540) to deny; to
oppose

(533) worry; irritation;

wear away

(534) edge;
ornamental border;
part of hair over the
forehead

(535) intractable; not

willing to yield or
comply; stubborn

(536) careful;
economical

(529) easily injured,

broken or destroyed

(530) sweet-smelling

(531) wildly excited

with joy; anxiety

(532) frantic, frenzied

(545) GARRULOUS
/'gruls/

(546) GAUCHERIE

(547) GERMANE

(548) GIST /dist/

(549) GLEAN /gli:n/

(550) GLIB /glib/

(551) GLIMMER
/'glim/

(552) GLOAT /glout/

(553) GLUT /glt/

(554) GNAW /n:/

(555) GNOMIC
/'noumik/

(556) GOAD /goud/

(557) GORGE /g:d/

(558) GOSSAMER
/'gsm/

(559) GOUGE /gaud/

(560)
GRANDILOQUENT
/grn'dilkwnt/

(557) eat greedily;

narrow opening with a
stream

(558) soft light;

delicate material

(559) tool for cutting

grooves in wood

(560) using pompous

words

(553) supply too

much; fill to excess

(554) waste away; bite

steadily

(555) characterized by
aphorism

(556) smth urging a

person to action

(549) gather facts in

small quantities

(550) ready and

smooth but not sincere

(551) weak, unsteady

light

(552) look at with

selfish delight

(545) too talkative

(546) socially
awkward, tactless
behavior

(547) relevant
pertinent to

(548) the point;

general sense

(561) GRAVE /greiv/

(562) GRAZE /greiz/

(563) GREGARIOUS
/gre'geris/

(564) GRIEVOUS
/'gri:vs/

(565) GROVEL
/'grvl/

(566) GUILE

(567) GULLIBLE

(568) GUSH /g/

(569) GUST /gst/

(570) HACK /hk/

(571) HALCYON
/'hlsin/

(572) HALLOW
/h'lou /

(573) HARANGUE
/h'r/

(574) HARBINGER
/'h:bind/

(575) HARDIHOOD
/'h:dihud/

(576) HARROW
/'hrou/

(573) a long
passionate speech

(574) smth or smb that

foretells the coming of

(575) resolute;
courage and fortitude

(576) to distress;
create stress or
torment

(569) outburst of
feeling; sudden rain,
wind, fire, etc.

(570) cut roughly;

hired horse

(571) calm and

peaceful

(572) to make holy;

consecrate

(565) crawl; humble

oneself

(566) deceit; cunning

(567) easily gulled

(568) burst out

suddenly; talk ardently

(561) serious;
requiring
consideration

(562) touch or scrape

lightly in passing

(563) living in
societies; liking the
company

(564) causing grief or

pain; serious

(577) HAUGHTY
/'h:ti/

(578) HECKLE /'hekl/

(579) HECTOR
/'hekt/

(580) HEED /hi:d/

(581) HEINOUS
/'heins/

(582) HERESY
/'hersi/

(583) HERMETIC
/h:'metik/

(584)
HETEROGENEOUS
/,hetroudi'njs/

(585) HEW /hju:/

(586) HIGHBROW
/'haibrau/

(587) HIRSUTE
/'h:sju:t/

(588) HOAX /houks/

(589) HOLSTER
/'houlst/

(590) HOMILETICS

(591) HONE /houn/

(592) HONORIFIC
/,n'rifik/

(589) leather case for a

pistol

(590) act of preaching

(591) stone used for

sharpening tools

(592) conferring or
conveying honor

(585) make by hard

work cut (by striking)

(586) (person) with

superior tastes

(587) hairy; shaggy

(588) mischievous
trick played on smb
for a joke

(581) odious (of

crime)

(582) belief contrary

to what is generally
accepted

(583) sealed by fusion

(584) made up of
different kinds

(577) arrogant;
conceited

(578) to harass with

questions, challenges
or gibes

(579) to bully

(580) attention; give

notice to

(593) HOODWINK
/'hudwik/

(594) HOSPITABLE
/'hspitbl/

(595) HUBBUB
/'hbb/

(596) HUBRIS
/'hju:bris/

(597) HUSH /h/

(598) HUSK /hsk/

(599) HYPERBOLE
/hai'p:bli/

(600) HYPOCRISY
/hi'pkrsi/

(601) ICONOCLAST
/ai'knklst/

(602)
IDIOSYNCRASY
/,idi'sikrsi/

(603) IDOLATRY
/ai'dltri/

(604) IDYLL /'idil/

(605) IGNOBLE
/ig'noubl/

(606) IGNOMINIOUS
/,ign'minis/

(607) ILLICIT /i'lisit/

(608) IMBROGLIO
/im'brouliou/

(605) dishonorable;
common; undignified

(606) shameful;
dishonorable;
undignified;
disgraceful

(607) unlawful;
forbidden

(608) complicated and

embarrassing situation

(601) person who

attacks popular beliefs

(602) personal
mannerism

(603) excessive
admiration of

(604) a carefree
episode or experience

(597) make or become

silent

(598) worthless
outside part of
anything

(599) extravagant
exaggeration

(600) falsely making

oneself appear to be
good

(593) trick; mislead

(594) liking; to give

hospitality

(595) noise; confusion

(596) arrogant pride

(609) IMMACULATE
/i'mkjulit/

(610) IMMINENT
/'iminnt/

(611) IMMUTABLE
/i'mju:tbl/

(612) IMPAIR
/im'pe/

(613) IMPASSIONED
/im'pnd/

(614) IMPASSIVE
/im'psiv/

(615) IMPEACH
/im'pi:t/

(616) IMPECUNIOUS
/,impi'kju:njs/

(617) IMPEDE
/im'pi:d/

(618) IMPENDING
/im'pendi/

(619) IMPERATIVE
/im'pertiv/

(620) IMPERIOUS
/im'piris/

(621)
IMPERMEABLE
/im'p:mjbl/

(622) IMPERTINENT
/im'p:tinnt/

(623)
IMPERTURBABLE
/,imp:'t:bbl/

(624) IMPERVIOUS

(621) that cannot be

permeated

(622) given to insolent

rudeness

(623) calm; not

capable of being
excited

(624) not allowing to

pass through (of
materials)

(617) hinder; get in the

way of

(618) imminent; being

about to happen;
expected

(619) urgent; essential

(620) commanding;
haughty; arrogant

(613) filled with

passion or zeal

(614) unmoved
feeling; no sign of
passion

(615) to accuse; to
charge with a crime

(616) having little or

no money

(609) pure faultless

(610) likely to come or

happen soon

(611) that cannot be

changed

(612) worsen;
diminish in value

(625)
IMPERVIOUSNESS
/im'p:vjsnis/

(626) IMPETUOUS
/im'petjus/

(627) IMPIETY
/im'paiti/

(628) IMPLACABLE
/im'plkbl/

(629) IMPLICATE
/'implikit/

(630) IMPLICIT
/im'plisit/

(631) IMPLOSION
/im'ploun/

(632) IMPORTUNE
/im'p:tju:n/

(633) IMPRECATION
/,impri'kein/

(634) IMPROMPTU
/im'prmptju:/

(635) IMPUDENT
/im'pru:dnt/

(636) IMPUGNED

(637) IMPUNITY
/im'pju:niti/

(638) IMPUTE
/im'pju:t/

(639)
INADVERTENT
/,ind'v:tnt/

(640) INANE /i'nein/

(637) exemption from

punishment, harm or
loss

(638) to attribute; to a
cause or source;
ascribe

(639) not paying

proper attention

(640) silly senseless

(633) an invocation of
evil; a curse

(634) without
preparation

(635) rash indiscreet

(636) challenged; to be
doubted

(629) show that smb

has a share

(630) implied though

not plainly expressed

(631) collapse;
bursting inward

(632) beg urgently;

solicit (of a prostitute)

(625) haughty;
arrogant; commanding

(626) having sudden

energy; impulsive

(627) lack of
reverence or
dutifulness

(628) incapable of
being placated;
unpleasable

(641) INASMUCH
/inz'mt/

(642)
INCANDESCENT
/incandescent/

(643)
INCARCERATE
/in'k:sreit/

(644) INCENSE
/'insens/

(645) INCESSANT
/in'sesnt/

(646) INCHOATE
/'inkoueit/

(647) INCIPIENT
/in'sipint/

(648) INCISE /in'saiz/

(649) INCITE /in'sait/

(650)
INCONGRUOUS
/in'kgrus/

(651)
INCORRIGIBILITY
/in,krid'biliti/

(652)
INCREDULOUS
/in'kredjuls/

(653) INCULCATE
/'inklkeit/

(654) INCUMBENTS

(655) INCURSION
/in'k:n/

(656)
INDEFATIGABILIT
Y /'indi,ftig'biliti/

(653) fix firmly by

repetition

(654) official duties

(655) a raid; a sudden

attack

(656) not easily

exhaustible;
tirelessness

(649) stir up; rouse

(650) out of place; not

in harmony or
agreement

(651) cannot be cured

or corrected

(652) skeptical;
unwilling to believe

(645) often repeated;

continual

(646) not yet fully

formed; rudimentary;
elementary

(647) beginning

(648) engrave; make a

cut in

(641) since; because

(642) white, glowing

or luminous with
intense heat

(643) to put in prison;

to confine

(644) make angry

(657) INDELIBLE
/in'delibl/

(658) INDIGENCE
/'indidns/

(659) INDIGENOUS
/in'didins/

(660) INDISTINCT
/,indis'tikt/

(661) INDOLENCE
/'indlns/

(662)
INDOMITABLE
/in'dmitbl/

(663) INDUBITABLE
/in'dju:bitbl/

(664) INDULGE
/in'dju:/

(665) INDULGENT
/in'dldnt/

(666) INEFFABLE
/in'efbl/

(667)
INELUCTABLE
/,ini'lktbl/

(668) INEPT /i'nept/

(669) INEPTITUDE
/i'neptitju:d/

(670) INFERNO
/in'f:nou/

(671) INFURIATE
/in'fjurieit/

(672) INFUSE
/in'fju:z/

(669) quality of being

unskillful

(670) hell

(671) fill with fury or

rage

(672) put; pour; fill

(665) inclined to
indulge

(666) too great to be

described in words

(667) certain;
inevitable

(668) unskillful; said

or done at the wrong
time

(661) laziness

(662) not easily

discouraged or
subdued

(663) too evident to be

doubted

(664) gratify; give way

to; satisfy; allow
oneself

(657) that cannot be

rubbed out

(658) poverty

(659) native

(660) not easily heard,

seen

(673) INGENUOUS
/in'denjus/

(674) INGEST
/in'dest/

(675) INGRESS
/'ingres/

(676) INIMICAL
/i'nimikl/

(677) INIMITABLE
/i'nimitbl/

(678) INNOCUOUS
/i'nkjus/

(679) INORDINATE
/in':dinit/

(680)
INSCRUTABLE
/in'skru:tbl/

(681) INSENSIBLE
/in'sensbl/

(682) INSINUATE
/in'sinjueit/

(683) INSIPID
/in'sipid/

(684) INSOLVENT
/in'slvnt/

(685) INSOUCIANT
/in'su:sjnt/

(686) INSULARITY
/,insju'lriti/

(687) INSUPERABLE
/in'sju:prbl/

(688)
INSURRECTION
/,ins'rekn/

(685) unconcerned;
carefree

(686) narrowmindedness; isolated

(687) incapable of
being surmounted or
solved

(688) rising of people

to open resistance to

(681) unconscious;
unresponsive;
unaffected

(682) suggest
unpleasantly; make a
way for smth gently

(683) without taste or

flavor

(684) unable to pay

debts; impoverished

(677) defying
imitation; unmatchable

(678) causing no harm

(679) exceeding
reasonable limits

(680) incapable of
being discovered or
understood

(673) nave; young;

artless; frank

(674) take in by
swallowing

(675) the act of

entering; entrance

(676) harmful or
friendly

(689) INTER /in't:/

(690) INTERDICT
/'intdikt/

(691) INTERIM
/'intrim/

(692) INTERLOPER
/,int'loup/

(693) INTERPOSE
/,int'pouz/

(694)
INTERREGNUM
/,int'regnm/

(695) INTERSPERSE
/,int'sp:s/

(696) INTIMATE
/'intimit/

(697)
INTRACTABLE
/in'trktbl/

(698)
INTRANSIGENCE

(699)
INTRANSIGENT
/in'trnsidnt/

(700) INTREPID
/in'trepid/

(701)
INTROSPECTION
/,introu'spekn/

(702) INUNDATE
/'inndeit/

(703) INURED

(704) INVECTIVE
/in'vektiv/

(701) examining one's

own thoughts and
feelings

(702) flood; cover by

overflowing

(703) accustomed to
adapted

(704) abusive
language; curses

(697) not easily

managed or
controlled; unruly

(698) unwillingness to
compromise;
stubbornness;
intractability

(699) uncompromising

(700) fearless; brave;

undaunted

(693) to come between

(694) lapse in a
continuous series

(695) place here and

there

(696) to announce; to
suggest or hint

(689) to entomb or
bury

(690) prohibit; forbid

(691) as an installment

(692) to encroach; to
intrude

(705) INVEIGH
/in'vei/

(706) INVETERATE
/in'vetrit/

(707) INVIDIOUS
/in'vidis/

(708) INVINCIBLE
/in'vinsbl/

(709) INVOLUTE
/'invlu:t/

(710) IRASCIBLE
/i'rsibl/

(711) IRATE /ai'reit/

(712) IRE /'ai/

(713) IRKSOME
/':ksm/

(714) IRRESOLUTE
/i'rezlu:t/

(715)
IRREVOCABLE
/i'revkbl/

(716) ITINERATE
/i'tinreit/

(717) JABBER
/'db/

(718) JEJUNE
/di'du:n/

(719) JETTISON
/'detisn/

(720) JIBE /daib/

(717) talk excitedly;

utter rapidly

(718) lacking nutritive

value; dull; juvenile

(719) to get rid of as

superfluous or
encumbering

(720) gibe; make fun

of

(713) tiresome

(714) hesitating;
undecided

(715) final and

unalterable

(716) to travel from

place to place; to
peregrinate

(709) complex

(710) irritable; easily

angered

(711) angry

(712) anger

(705) to attack
verbally; denounce;
deprecate

(706) deep-rooted;
long-established

(707) of an unpleasant
or objectionable nature

(708) too strong to be

defeated

(721) JOCULAR
/'dkjul/

(722) JUDICIOUS
/du:'dil/

(723) KNIT /nit/

(724)
LABYRINTHINE
/,lb'rinin/

(725)
LACHRYMOSE
/'lkrimous/

(726) LACKLUSTER
/'lk,lst/

(727) LAMENT
/l'ment/

(728) LASSITUDE
/'lsitju:d/

(729) LATENT
/'leitnt/

(730) LAUDATORY
/'l:dtri/

(731) LAVISH
/'lvi/

(732) LEGACY
/'legsi/

(733) LEVEE /'levi/

(734) LEVITY /'leviti/

(735) LIBEL /'laibl/

(736) LIBERALITY
/,lib'rliti/

(733) formal
reception;
embankment

(734) lack of
seriousness

(735) statement that

damages reputation

(736) free giving;

generosity

(729) present but not

yet active, developed
or visible

(730) expressing or
giving praise

(731) giving or
producing freely,
liberally or generously

(732) smth handed

down from ancestors

(725) causing tears;

tearful

(726) (of eyes) dull

(727) show, feel great

sorrow

(728) weariness;
tiredness

(721) meant as a joke

(722) sound in
judgment; wise

(723) draw together;

unite firmly

(724) to entangle; the

state of affairs

(737) LIBERTINE
/'lib:tain/

(738) LICENTIOUS
/lai'sens/

(739) LIEN /'lin/

(740) LIMN /lim/

(741) LIMP /limp/

(742) LIMPID
/'limpid/

(743) LIONIZE
/'lainaiz/

(744) LISTLESS
/'listlis/

(745) LITHE /lai/

(746) LOLL /ll/

(747) LOPE /loup/

(748) LOQUACIOUS
/lou'kweis/

(749) LUCUBRATE
/'lu:kju:breit/

(750) LUCULENT
/'lu:kjulnt/

(751) LUGUBRIOUS
/lu:'gju:bris/

(752) LULL

(749) write in
scholarly fashion

(750) easily
understood; lucid;
clear

(751) mournful
excessively; sad

(752) become quiet or

less active

(745) bending twisting

(746) rest to sit or

stand in a lazy way;
hang (dog's tongue)

(747) move along with

long strides

(748) talkative;
garrulous

(741) lacking strength;

walking unevenly

(742) transparent;
absolutely serene and
untroubled

(743) treat as a famous

person

(744) characterized by
lack of interest, energy
or spirit

(737) immoral person

(738) lacking legal or

moral restraints

(739) legal claim until

a debt on it is repaid

(740) paint; portray

(753) LUMBER

(754) LUMINARY
/'lu:minri/

(755) LURK /l:k/

(756) LUSTROUS
/'lstrs/

(757) MACABRE
/m'k:br/

(758) MACERATE
/'msreit/

(759)
MACHINATION
/,mki'nein/

(760) MAELSTROM
/'meilstroum/

(761) MALADROIT
/'ml'drit/

(762)
MALAPROPISM
/'mlprpizm/

(763)
MALEDICTION
/,mli'dikn/

(764)
MALEFACTION
/,mli'fkn/

(765) MALEFICENT
/m'lefisnt/

(766)
MALEVOLENCE
/m'levlns/

(767) MALIGN
/m'lain/

(768) MALINGER
/m'lig/

(765) baleful

(766) wishing to do
evil

(767) injurious; speak

ill of smb; tell lie

(768) to fake illness or

injury in order to shirk
a duty

(761) tactless; clumsy

(762) misuse of a
word (for one that
resembles it)

(763) curse; execration

(764) evil deed; crime

(757) gruesome;
suggesting death

(758) make or become

soft by soaking in
water

(759) plot, scheme

(esp. evil)

(760) powerful;
violent whirlpool

(753) move in a
clumsy, noisy way

(754) star; light-giving

body

(755) be out of view

ready to attack

(756) being bright,

polished

(769) MALLEABLE
/'mlibl/

(770) MANACLE
/'mnkl/

(771) MASSACRE
/'msk/

(772)
MATRICULATION
/m,trikju'lein/

(773) MAUDLIN
/'m:dlin/

(774) MAUL /m:l/

(775) MAVERICK
/'mvrik/

(776) MAWKISH
/'m:ki/

(777)
MELLIFLUOUS
/me'liflunt/

(778) MENDACITY
/men'dsiti/

(779) MENDICANT
/'mendiknt/

(780) MERCURIAL
/m:'kjuril/

(781)
MERETRICIOUS
/,meri'tris/

(782) MESMERIZE
/'mezmraiz/

(783) METICULOUS
/mi'tikjuls/

(784) METTLE /'metl/

(781) attractive on the

surface but of little
value

(782) hypnotize

(783) giving great

attention to details

(784) quality of
endurance or courage

(777) sweetly flowing

(778) dishonesty

(779) a beggar

(780) quick,
changeable in
character; fleeting

(773) sentimental in a
silly or tearful way

(774) hurt by rough

handling

(775) rebel;
nonconformist

(776) sickly or
puerilely sentimental

(769) yielding easily;

moldable; adapting

(770) chains for the

hands or feet

(771) cruel killing of a

large number of
people

(772) be admitted
enter a university as a
student

(785) METTLESOME
/'metld/

(786) MIASMA
/mi'zm/

(787) MIDDLING
/'midli/

(788) MINATORY
/mi'neis/

(789) MINCE /mins/

(790)
MISANTHROPE
/'miznroup/

(791) MISCHIEVOUS
/'mistivs/

(792) MISCREANT
/'miskrint/

(793) MISER /'maiz/

(794) MISOGYNIST
/mai'sdinist/

(795) MISSIVE
/'misiv/

(796) MODERATION
/,md'rein/

(797) MOLLIFY
/'mlifai/

(798) MOLT /moult/

(799) MONOMANIA
/'mnou'meinj/

(800) MORBID
/'m:bid/

(797) make calmer or

quieter

(798) moult; lose hair,

feathers before new
growing

(799) excessive
concentration on a
single object or idea

(800) diseased
unhealthy (e.g., about
ideas)

(793) person who

loves wealth and
spends little

(794) one who hates

women, females

(795) letter

(796) quality of being

limited; not extreme

(789) pronounce or
speak affectedly;
euphemize

(790) person who

hates mankind

(791) harmful; causing

mischief

(792) heretical;
villainous

(785) courageous;
high-spirited

(786) vaporous
exhalation causing
disease

(787) fairly good but

not very good

(788) menacing;
threatening

(801) MORDANT
/'m:dnt/

(802) MOROSE
/m'rous/

(803) MOTTLE
/'mtl/

(804) MUFFLER
/'mfl/

(805) MULISH
/'mju:li/

(806)
MULTIFARIOUS
/,mlti'feris/

(807) MUNDANE
/'mndein/

(808) MUNIFICENT
/mju:'nifisnt/

(809) MYRIAD
/'mirid/

(810) NADIR /'neidi/

(811) NASCENT
/'nsnt/

(812) NEBULOUS
/'nebjuls/

(813) NEGLIGENT
/'neglidnt/

(814) NEOPHYTE
/'ni:oufait/

(815) NERVY /'n:vi/

(816) NEXUS
/'nekss/

(813) taking too little

care

(814) person who has

been converted to a
belief

(815) bold or brash;

nervous

(816) a connection, tie

or link

(809) very great

number

(810) lowest, weakest

point

(811) coming into

existence; emerging

(812) cloud-like; hazy;

vague

(805) unreasonably
and inflexibly
obstinate

(806) varied; motley;

greatly diversified

(807) worldly as
opposed to spiritual;
commonplace;
everyday

(808) characterized by
great liberality or
generosity

(801) biting and

caustic; incisive

(802) ill-tempered
unsocial

(803) surface having

colored spots or
blotches

(804) cloth worn

round the neck;
silencer

(817) NIBBLE /'nibl/

(818) NOISOME
/'nism/

(819)
NONCHALANT
/'nnlnt/

(820) NONPLUSED

(821) NOSTRUM
/'nstrm/

(822) NOVITIATE
/nou'viiit/

(823) NOXIOUS
/'nks/

(824) NUGATORY
/'nju:gtri/

(825) OBDURATE
/'bdjurit/

(826) OBFUSCATE
/'bfkeit/

(827) OBLIVIOUS
/'blivis/

(828) OBLOQUY
/'blkwi/

(829) OBNOXIOUS
/b'nks/

(830) OBSEQUIOUS
/b'si:kwis/

(831)
OBSTREPEROUS
/b'streprs/

(832) OBTAIN
/b'tein/

(829) odiously or
disgustingly
objectionable

(830) too eager to

obey or serve

(831) noisy; loud

(832) to be
established; accepted
or customary

(825) hardened and

unrepenting; stubborn;
inflexible

(826) to darken; make

obscure; muddle

(827) unaware; having

no memory

(828) abusively
detractive language;
sharp criticism

(821) a quack,
remedy; an untested
cure

(822) period of being a

novice; house where
novices are trained

(823) harmful

(824) trifling;
worthless

(817) show some

inclination to accept
(an offer)

(818) offensive
disgusting (smell)

(819) not having

interest

(820) greatly surprised

(833) OBTRUSIVE
/b'tru:siv/

(834) OBTUSE
/b'tju:s/

(835) OBVIATE
/'bvieit/

(836) OCCLUDED

(837) ODIOUS
/'oudjs/

(838) ODIUM
/'oudjm/

(839) ODOR /'oud/

(840) OFFAL /offal/

(841) OFFICIOUS
/'fis/

(842) OMINOUS
/'mins/

(843) ONEROUS
/'nrs/

(844) OPAQUENESS
/ou'peiknis/

(845)
OPPROBRIOUS
/'proubris/

(846) OROTUND
/'routnd/

(847) OSSIFY /'sifai/

(848) OSTENSIBLE
/s'tensbl/

(845) showing scorn

or reproach

(846) sonorous;
bombastic

(847) to turn to bone;

to settle rigidly into an
idea

(848) seeming;
appearing as such;
professed

(841) too eager or

ready to help; offer
advice

(842) threatening

(843) needing effort;

burdensome

(844) dullness; not

allowing light to pass
through

(837) repulsive;
hateful

(838) contempt;
dislike; aversion

(839) smell; favor;

reputation

(840) waste or byproduct of a process;

rubbish

(833) projecting;
prominent;
undesirably noticeable

(834) blunt; stupid

(835) to make
unnecessary; get rid of

(836) blocked up

(849)
OSTENTATION
/,sten'tein/

(850) OSTRACISM
/'strsizm/

(851) OVERHAUL
/'ouvh:l/

(852)
OVERWEENING
/,ouv'wi:ni/

(853) PAEAN /'pi:n/

(854) PALATE
/'pltl/

(855) PALATIAL
/p'leil/

(856) PALLIATE
/'plieit/

(857) PALPABILITY
/,plp'biliti/

(858) PALPITATE
/'plpiteit/

(859) PANEGYRIC
/,pni'dirik/

(860) PANOPLY
/'pnpli/

(861) PARADIGM
/'prdaim/

(862) PARASOL
/,pr'sl/

(863) PARIAH
/'pri/

(864)
PARSIMONIOUS
/,p:si'mounjs/

(861) a model;
example or pattern

(862) umbrella used as

a sunshade, especially
by women

(863) an outcast; a
rejected and despised
person

(864) too economical;

miserly

(857) can be felt,

touched, understood

(858) tremble; beat

rapidly and irregularly

(859) formal praise;

eulogy

(860) smth forming a

protective covering;
impressive array

(853) song of praise or

triumph

(854) roof of the

mouth; sense of taste

(855) magnificent

(856) lessen the

severity of

(849) display to obtain

admiration or envy

(850) shut out from

society; refuse to meet,
talk

(851) examine
thoroughly; to learn
about the condition

(852) presumptuously
arrogant; being a jerk

(865) PARTISAN
/,p:ti'zn/

(866) PATHOS
/'peis/

(867) PATRON
/'peitrn/

(868) PAUCITY
/'p:siti/

(869) PECCADILLO
/,pek'dilou/

(870) PEDANTIC
/pi'dntik/

(871) PEDESTRIAN
/pi'destrin/

(872) PEEVISH
/'pi:vi/

(873) PELLUCID
/pe'lju:sid/

(874) PENCHANT
/'p::/

(875) PENITENT
/'penitnt/

(876) PENURIOUS
/pi'njuris/

(877) PENURY
/'penjuri/

(878)
PERAMBULATE
/p'rmbjuleit/

(879) PERCIPIENT
/p:'sipint/

(880)
PEREGRINATION
/,perigri'nein/

(877) extreme poverty

(878) to travel over or

through (esp. on foot)

(879) capable of
perception; discerning

(880) traveling about;

wandering

(873) transparent; easy

to understand

(874) strong
inclination; a liking

(875) feeling or
showing regret

(876) poor; stingy

(869) small sin; small

weakness in one's
character

(870) bookish;
showing off learning

(871) commonplace;
trite; unremarkable

(872) bad-tempered;
irritable

(865) one-sided;
committed to a party;
biased or prejudiced

(866) emotion of
sympathetic pity

(867) regular
customer; person who
gives support

(868) scarcity a
lacking of

(881) PEREMPTORY
/p'remptri/

(882) PERFIDIOUS
/p:'fidis/

(883)
PERFUNCTORY
/p'fktri/

(884) PERILOUS
/'perils/

(885) PERIPATETIC
/,perip'tetik/

(886) PERISH /'peri/

(887) PERMEATE
/'p:mieit/

(888) PERNICIOUS
/p:'nis/

(889) PERPETRATE
/'p:pitreit/

(890) PERQUISITE
/'p:kwizit/

(891) PERSONABLE
/p:'snbl/

(892)
PERSPICACITY
/,p:spi'ksiti/

(893) PERTAIN
/p:'tein/

(894)
PERTINACIOUS

(895) PEST /pest/

(896) PETRIFIED

(893) belong as a part;

have reference

(894) stubbornly
unyielding or
tenacious

(895) destructive thing

or a person who is
nuisance

(896) taken away

power (to think, feel,
act)

(889) be guilty;
commit (a crime)

(890) gratuity or tip

(891) pleasing in
appearance; attractive

(892) quick judging

and understanding

(885) wandering

(886) be destroyed
decay

(887) spread into

every part of

(888) harmful;
injurious

(881) urgent;
imperative

(882) treacherous;
faithless

(883) done as a duty,

without care

(884) dangerous

(897) PETRIFY
/'petrifai/

(898) PETROUS
/'petrs/

(899) PETULANT
/'petjulnt/

(900) PHILISTINE
/'filistain/

(901) PHLEGMATIC
/fleg'mtik/

(902) PICARESQUE
/,pik'resk/

(903) PIED /paid/

(904) PINCH /pint/

(905) PINE /pain/

(906) PIOUS /'pais/

(907) PIQUANT
/'pi:knt/

(908) PIQUE /pi:k/

(909) PITFALL
/'pitf:l/

(910) PITH /pi/

(911) PIVOTAL
/'pivtl/

(912) PLACATE
/pl'keit/

(909) covered hole as

a trap; unsuspected
danger

(910) essential part;

soft liquid substance

(911) of great
importance (others
depend on it)

(912) soothe; pacify;

calm

(905) waste away

through sorrow or
illness

(906) dutiful to
parents; devoted to
religion

(907) agreeably
pungent; stimulating

(908) hurt the pride or

self-respect; stir
(curiosity)

(901) calm sluggish

temperament;
unemotional

(902) involving clever

rogues or adventurers

(903) of mixed colors

(904) be too tight; take

between the thumb
and finger

(897) to make hard,

rocklike

(898) like a rock, hard,

stony

(899) unreasonably
impatient

(900) a smug ignorant

person; one who lacks
knowledge

(913) PLACID
/'plsid/

(914) PLAINTIVE
/'pleintiv/

(915) PLAQUE /pl:k/

(916) PLATITUDE
/'pltitju:d/

(917) PLEA /pli:/

(918) PLEAD /pli:d/

(919) PLETHORA
/'pler/

(920) PLIANT
/'plaibl/

(921) PLOD /pld/

(922) PLUCK /plk/

(923) PLUMB /plm/

(924) PLUMMET
/'plmit/

(925) PLUNGE
/plnd/

(926) POIGNANT
/'pinnt/

(927) POLEMIC
/p'lemik/

(928) PONCHO
/'pntou/

(925) move quickly,

suddenly and with
force

(926) deeply moving;

keen

(927) aggressive
attack on opinions of
another; disputant

(928) large piece of

cloth

(921) continue doing

smth without resting

(922) pull the feathers

off; pick (e.g.,
flowers)

(923) get to the root of

(924) fall; plunge

steeply

(917) request

(918) address a court

of law as an advocate

(919) glut

(920) pliable; easily

bent, shaped or twisted

(913) serenely free of

interruption or
disturbance

(914) mournful
melancholy; sorrowful

(915) flat metal on a

wall as a memorial

(916) a trite or banal

statement;
unoriginality

(929) PONDEROUS
/'pndrs/

(930) PORTENT

(931) POSIT /'pzit/

(932) POSTULATE
/'pstjuleit/

(933) POTENTATE
/'poutnteit/

(934) PRATE /preit/

(935) PRATTLE
/'prtl/

(936) PRECARIOUS
/pri'keris/

(937) PRECEPTS

(938) PRECIPITOUS
/pri'sipits/

(939) PRECIS

(940) PRECLUDE
/pri'klu:d/

(941) PRECURSORY
/pri:'k:sri/

(942)
PREDILECTION
/,pri:di'lekn/

(943)
PREDOMINATE
/pri'dmineit/

(944) PREEN /pri:n/

(941) preliminary;
anticipating

(942) special liking;

mental preference

(943) have more

power than others

(944) tidy; show selfsatisfaction

(937) rules
establishing standards
of conduct

(938) steep

(939) concise
summary

(940) prevent; make

impossible

(933) ruler; one who

wields great power or
sway

(934) to talk long and

idly

(935) to prate; to utter

or make meaningless
sounds

(936) uncertain; risky;

dangerous

(929) heavy; bulky;

dull

(930) omen;
marvelous; threatening

(931) to postulate; to
suggest

(932) to claim; to
assume as true,
existent or necessary

(945) PREMATURE
/,prem'tju/

(946)
PREPONDERANCE
/pri'pndrns/

(947) PRESAGE
/'presid/

(948)
PRESUMPTION
/pri'zmpn/

(949)
PRETERNATURAL
/,pri:t'ntrl/

(950) PREVALENT
/'prevlnt/

(951)
PREVARICATE
/pri'vrikeit/

(952) PRIM /prim/

(953) PRIMP /primp/

(954) PRISTINE
/pristine/

(955) PROBITY
/probity/

(956) PROCLIVITY
/proclivity/

(957)
PROCRASTINATIO
N /procrastination/

(958) PRODIGAL
/prodigal/

(959) PRODIGIOUS
/prodigious/

(960) PRODIGY
/prodigy/

(957) keeping on
putting off

(958) wasteful;
reckless with money

(959) enormous;
wonderful

(960) portentous
event; omen

(953) to dress or
arrange in a careful or
finicky manner

(954) primitive;
unspoiled; pure as in
earlier times

(955) uprightness;
incorruptibility

(956) inclination

(949) not normal or

usual

(950) common

(951) to equivocate; to
stray from the truth

(952) neat formal

(945) doing or
happening smth before
the right time

(946) greatness in
number, strength,
weight

(947) warning sign

(948) arrogance

(961) PROFANE
/profane/

(962) PROFLIGACY
/profligacy/

(963) PROFLIGATE
/profligate/

(964) PROFUNDITY
/profundity/

(965) PROFUSE
/profuse/

(966)
PROGENY/progenitor

(967)
PROGNOSTICATE
/prognosticate/

(968) PROLIFERATE
/proliferate/

(969) PROLIX /prolix/

(970) PRONE /prone/

(971)
PROPAGATION
/propagation/

(972) PROPINQUITY
/propinquity/

(973)
PROPITIATORY
/propitiatory/

(974) PROPITIOUS
/propitious/

(975) PROSAIC
/prosaic/

(976) PROSCRIBE

(973) conciliatory;
appeasing; mitigating

(974) auspicious;
presenting favorable
circumstances

(975) everyday;
mundane;
commonplace

(976) denounce as
dangerous

(969) tiring because

too long

(970) prostrate;
inclined to
(undesirable things)

(971) increasing the

number; spreading;
extending

(972) nearness in time

or place; affinity of
nature

(965) abundant; lavish

(966) descendants;
children

(967) to foretell from

signs or symptoms;
presage

(968) grow, reproduce

by rapid multification

(961) worldly; having

contempt for God

(962) shameless
immorality

(963) wasteful;
prodigal; extravagant

(964) depth

(977) PROTEAN
/protean/

(978) PROTRACTED
/protracted/

(979) PROVIDENT
/provident/

(980) PROVISIONAL
/provisional/

(981) PROVOKE
/provoke/

(982) PRUDENCE
/prudence/

(983) PRUDISH
/prudish/

(984) PRUNE /prune/

(985) PRY /pry/

(986) PUCKER
/'pk/

(987) PUGNACIOUS
/pg'neis/

(988) PUISSANCE

(989)
PULCHRITUDE
/'plkritju:d/

(990) PUMMEL
/'pml/

(991) PUNCTILIOUS
/pk'tilis/

(992) PUNDIT
/'pndit/

(989) physical beauty

(990) to pound or beat

(991) precise; paying

attention to trivialities

(992) pedant; authority

on a subject

(985) inquire too

curiously

(986) wrinkle

(987) fond of, in the

habit of fighting

(988) strength

(981) make angry

(982) careful;
forethought

(983) easily shocked;

excessively modest

(984) dried plum; silly

person

(977) displaying great

diversity or variety;
versatile

(978) prolonged

(979) frugal; looking

to the future

(980) of the present

time only

(993) PUNGENCY
/'pndnsi/

(994) PUNGENT
/'pndnt/

(995) PUNITIVE
/'pju:nitiv/

(996) PURVEY
/p:'vei/

(997)
PUSILLANIMOUS
/,pju:si'lnims/

(998) PUTATIVE
/'pju:ttiv/

(999)
PUTREFACTION
/,pju:tri'fkn/

(1000) PYRE /'pai/

(1001) QUACK
/kwk/

(1002) QUAFF
/kw:f/

(1003) QUAIL /kweil/

(1004) QUALM
/kw:m/

(1005) QUANDARY
/'kwndri/

(1006) QUELL /kwel/

(1007) QUERULOUS
/'kweruls/

(1008) QUIBBLE
/'kwibl/

(1005) state of doubt

or perplexity

(1006) suppress;
subdue

(1007) habitually
complaining

(1008) try to avoid by

sophistication

(1001) person
dishonestly claiming

(1002) drink deeply

(1003) lose courage;

turn frightened

(1004) feeling of
doubt; temporary
feeling of sickness

(997) cowardly;
craven

(998) commonly
accepted or supposed

(999) becoming rotten

(1000) large pile of

wood for burning

(993) sharpness;
stinging quality

(994) marked by a
sharp incisive quality;
caustic

(995) inflicting,
involving or aiming at
punishment

(996) provide supply

(1009) QUIESCENCE
/kwai'esns/

(1010) QUIESCENT
/kwai'esnt/

(1011) QUIRK
/kw:k/

(1012) QUIXOTIC
/kwik'stik/

(1013) QUOTIDIAN
/kw'tidin/

(1014) RABBLE
/'rbl/

(1015) RACONTEUR
/,rkn't:/

(1016) RACY /'reisi/

(1017) RAFFISH
/'rfi/

(1018)
RAGAMUFFIN
/'rg,mfin/

(1019) RAKE /reik/

(1020) RAMBLE
/'rmbl/

(1021) RAMIFY
/'rmifai/

(1022) RANCOROUS
/'rkrs/

(1023) RANT /rnt/

(1024) RAPACIOUS
/r'peis/

(1021) to be divided or
subdivided; to branch
out

(1022) feeling
bitterness; spitefulness

(1023) use extravagant

language

(1024) greedy (esp. for

money)

(1017) low; vulgar

(1018) ragged; often

disreputable person

(1019) dissolute
person; libertine

(1020) to move
aimlessly from place
to place

(1013) banal;
everyday

(1014) mob; crowd;

the lower classes of
populace

(1015) person who

tells anecdotes

(1016) full of zest or

vigor; piquant

(1009) state of being

passive, motionless

(1010) at rest;
dormant; torpid

(1011) habit or action

peculiar to smb or
smth

(1012) generous;
unselfish

(1025) RAREFY
/'rerifai/

(1026) RATIFY
/'rtifai/

(1027) RAVE /reiv/

(1028)
REACTIONARY
/ri:'knri/

(1029) REBUFF
/ri'bf/

(1030)
RECALCITRANT
/ri'klsitrnt/

(1031) RECANT
/ri'knt/

(1032) RECAST
/'ri:'k:st/

(1033) RECIDIVISM
/ri'sidivizm/

(1034)
RECIPROCITY
/,resi'prsiti/

(1035) RECITALS

(1036) RECLUSE
/ri'klu:s/

(1037)
RECOMPENSE
/'rekmpens/

(1038) RECONCILE
/'reknsail/

(1039) RECONDITE
/ri'kndait/

(1040) RECOURSE
/ri'k:s/

(1037) make payment

to reward punish

(1038) settle a quarrel;

restore peace

(1039) little known;

abstruse

(1040) turning to
someone or something
for help

(1033) relapse into

antisocial or criminal
behavior

(1034) granting of
privileges in return for
similar

(1035) a number of
performance of music

(1036) person who

lives alone and avoids
people

(1029) snub

(1030) disobedient

(1031) take back as

being false; give up

(1032) cast or fashion

anew

(1025) to make thin,

less dense; to purify or
refine

(1026) to approve and

sanction formally

(1027) act with

excessive enthusiasm

(1028) opposing
progress

(1041) RECREANCY
/'rekrins/

(1042) RECREANT
/'rekrint/

(1043) RECTITUDE
/'rektitju:d/

(1044)
RECUPERATE
/ri'kju:preit/

(1045) REDEEM
/ri'di:m/

(1046)
REDOUBTABLE
/ri'dautbl/

(1047) REFINE
/ri'fain/

(1048)
REFRACTORY
/ri'fktri/

(1049) REFULGENT
/ri'fldnt/

(1050) REGALE
/ri'geil/

(1051) REGICIDE
/'redisaid/

(1052) REITERATE
/ri:'itreit/

(1053)
REJUVENATION
/ri,du:vi'nein/

(1054) RELAPSE
/ri'lps/

(1055)
REMONSTRATE
/ri'mnstreit/

(1056)
RENAISSANCE
/ri'neisns/

(1053) becoming
young in nature or
appearance

(1054) fall back again

(1055) to protest,
object

(1056) rebirth or
revival

(1049) shining;
brilliant

(1050) to delight or
entertain; to feast

(1051) crime of killing

a king

(1052) say or do again

several times

(1045) get back by

payment; compensate

(1046) formidable;
causing fear

(1047) make or
become pure, cultural

(1048) stubborn;
unmanageable;
untractable

(1041) cowardice;
cowardly giving up

(1042) coward;
apostate or deserter

(1043) the quality of

being straight;
righteousness

(1044) become strong

after illness, loss,
exhaustion

(1057) RENASCENT
/ri'nsnt/

(1058) RENDER
/'rend/

(1059) RENEGADE
/'renigeid/

(1060) RENEGE
/ri'ni:g/

(1061) RENOVATE
/'renouveit/

(1062) RENOWNED
/ri'naund/

(1063) REPAST
/ri'p:st/

(1064) REPEL /ri'pel/

(1065) REPRISAL
/ri'praizl/

(1066) REPROACH
/ri'prout/

(1067) REPROBATE
/'reproubeit/

(1068) REPUDIATE
/ri'pju:dieit/

(1069) REPULSIVE
/ri'plsiv/

(1070) REQUIEM
/'rekwiem/

(1071) REQUITE
/ri'kwait/

(1072) RESCIND
/ri'sind/

(1069) causing a
feeling of disgust

(1070) mass for the

dead; solemn chant for
the dead

(1071) repay; give in

return

(1072) repeal; annul;

cancel

(1065) recurrence,
renewal or resumption
of an action

(1066) scold; upbraid

(1067) person
hardened in sin; one
devoid of decency

(1068) disown; refuse

to accept or pay

(1061) restore smth to

better condition

(1062) celebrated;
famous

(1063) meal

(1064) refuse to
accept; cause dislike

(1057) rising again

into being or vigor

(1058) deliver;
provide; represent

(1059) deserter;
unconventional or
unlawful person

(1060) to deny; to
renounce; to go back
on a promise

(1073) RESIGNED
/ri'zaind/

(1074) RESILIENCE
/ri'zilins/

(1075) RESORT
/'ri:'s:t/

(1076) RESTIVE
/'restiv/

(1077)
RESUSCITATION
/ri,ssi'tein/

(1078) RETARD
/ri't:d/

(1079) RETICENT
/'retisnt/

(1080)
RETROGRADE
/'retrougreid/

(1081) REVERE
/ri'vi/

(1082) REVERENT
/'revrnt/

(1083) RIBALD
/'ribld/

(1084) RIDDLE /'ridl/

(1085) RIFT /'raifli/

(1086) RIVET /'rivit/

(1087) ROLL
/'roulk:l/

(1088) ROTUND
/rou'tnd/

(1085) split; crack;

dissension

(1086) fix; take up;

secure metal pin

(1087) call; calling of

names

(1088) rich and deep;

plump and round

(1081) have deep

respect for

(1082) feeling or
showing deep respect

(1083) crude;
characterized by
coarse indecent humor

(1084) puzzling
person or thing

(1077) coming back to

consciousness

(1078) check; hinder

(1079) reserved;
untalkative

(1080) tending toward

a worse or previous
state

(1073) unresisting;
submissive

(1074) quality of
quickly recovering the
original shape

(1075) to frequently
visit

(1076) refusing to
move; reluctant to be
controlled

(1089) RUFFIAN
/'rfjn/

(1090) RUMPLE
/'rmpl/

(1091)
SACROSANCT
/'skrouskt/

(1092) SAGACIOUS
/s'geis/

(1093) SALACIOUS
/s'leis/

(1094) SALLOW
/'slou/

(1095) SALUBRIOUS
/s'lu:bris/

(1096) SALUTARY
/'sljutri/

(1097)
SANCTIMONY
/,skti'mounjsnis/

(1098) SANCTION
/'skn/

(1099)
SANGUINARY
/'sgwinri/

(1100) SANGUINE
/'sgwin/

(1101) SANITY
/'sniti/

(1102) SARDONIC
/s:'dnik/

(1103) SASH /s/

(1104) SATIATE
/'seiieit/

(1101) health of mind;

soundness of
judgement

(1102) disdainfully or
skeptically humorous;
sarcastic

(1103) long strip worn

round the waist

(1104) satisfy fully

(1097) selfrighteousness;
hypocritical

(1098) approval (by

authority); penalty

(1099) bloody

(1100) cheerful;
confident; optimistic

(1093) obscene

(1094) of a grayish
greenish yellow color

(1095) healthful

(1096) remedial;
causing improvement

(1089) violent cruel

man

(1090) make rough

(1091) most sacred or

holy; immune from
criticism or violation

(1092) having sound

judgment perceptive
wise like a sage

(1105) SATURNINE
/'st:nain/

(1106) SAVANT
/'svnt/

(1107) SAVOR
/'seiv/

(1108) SAWDUST
/'s:dst/

(1109) SCABBARD
/'skbd/

(1110) SCENT /sent/

(1111) SCORCH
/sk:t/

(1112) SCRIBBLE
/'skribl/

(1113) SCRUPLE
/'skru:pl/

(1114)
SCRUPULOUS
/'skru:pjuls/

(1115) SCURRILOUS
/'skrils/

(1116) SCURVY
/'sk:vi/

(1117)
SECEDE/secession

(1118) SECULAR
/'sekjul/

(1119) SEDULOUS
/'sedjuls/

(1120) SEMINAL
/'si:minl/

(1117) to withdraw
from an organization

(1118) material (not

spiritual); living
outside monasteries

(1119) persevering

(1120) like a seed;

constituting a source;
originative

(1113) minute part or

quantity; qualm

(1114) having moral

integrity; punctiliously
exact

(1115) given to coarse

language

(1116) mean;
contemptible

(1109) sheath for the

blade

(1110) smell (esp.

pleasant)

(1111) become
discolored; dry up; go
at high speed

(1112) write hastily

(1105) gloomy; dark;

morose

(1106) person of great

learning

(1107) taste flavor

smth

(1108) tiny bits of

wood

(1121)
SENTENTIOUS
/sen'tens/

(1122) SEQUENCE
/'si:kwns/

(1123) SERE /si/

(1124)
SERENDIPITY
/,seren'dipiti/

(1125) SERMON
/'s:mn/

(1126) SERRATED
/'serit/

(1127) SERVILE
/'s:vail/

(1128) SEVER /'sev/

(1129) SEVERANCE
/'sevrns/

(1130) SHALLOW
/lou/

(1131) SHARD /:d/

(1132) SHEATH /i:/

(1133) SHIFTLESS
/'iftlis/

(1134) SHREW
/ru:d/

(1135) SHREWD
/ru:d/

(1136) SHRILL /ril/

(1133) lacking in
resourcefulness;
lacking in ambition

(1134) ill-tempered,
scolding woman

(1135) astute; showing

sound judgement

(1136) sharp; piercing

(1129) severing

(1130) little depth; not

earnest

(1131) piece of broken

earthenware

(1132) cover for the

blade of a weapon or a
tool

(1125) reproving a
person for his faults

(1126) having a
toothed edge

(1127) like a slave;

lacking independence

(1128) break off

(1121) short and pithy;

full of maxims,
proverbs

(1122) succession;
connected line of

(1123) make hard and

without feeling

(1124) phenomenon of
finding valuable things
not sought for

(1137) SHUN /n/

(1138) SHUNT /nt/

(1139) SIDESTEP

(1140) SIMPER
/'simp/

(1141) SINEW
/'sinju:/

(1142) SINUOUS
/'sinjus/

(1143) SKIFF /skif/

(1144) SKIT /skit/

(1145) SLACK /slk/

(1146) SLAKE /sleik/

(1147) SLATE /sleit/

(1148) SLUGGARD
/'slgd/

(1149) SLUR /sl:/

(1150) SMOLDER
/'smould/

(1151) SNARE /sne/

(1152) SNUB /snb/

(1149) join sounds,

words (indistinct)

(1150) burn slowly

without flame

(1151) trap

(1152) treat with

contempt

(1145) sluggish, dull,

not tight

(1146) to assuage

(1147) king of bluegrey stone; propose;

criticize

(1148) lazy slowmoving person

(1141) power; chief

supporting force

(1142) winding,
undulating, serpentine

(1143) small boat

(1144) short piece of

humorous writing

(1137) keep away

from; avoid

(1138) send from one

track to another; lay
aside

(1139) step to one side

(1140) (give a) silly,

self-conscious smile

(1153) SOAR /s:/

(1154) SOBER
/'soub/

(1155) SOBRIETY
/sou'braiti/

(1156) SODDEN
/'sdn/

(1157) SOGGY /'sgi/

(1158) SOLVENT
/'slvnt/

(1159) SOMATIC
/s'mtik/

(1160) SOMNOLENT
/'smnlnt/

(1161) SOOT /sut/

(1162)
SOPHISTICATED
/s'fistikeitid/

(1163) SOPHISTRY
/'sfistri/

(1164)
SOPHOMORIC
/,sf'mrik/

(1165) SOPORIFIC
/,soup'rifik/

(1166) SORDID
/'s:did/

(1167) SPECIOUS
/'spi:s/

(1168) SPHINX
/sfiks/

(1165) producing
sleep

(1166) wretched;
comfortless

(1167) illogical of
questionable truth or
merit

(1168) enigmatic or
mysterious person

(1161) black powder

in smoke

(1162) complex;
subtle; refined

(1163) fallacious
reasoning; faulty logic

(1164) self-assured
though immature

(1157) heavy with

water

(1158) of the power of

forming a solution

(1159) of the body

(1160) likely to induce

sleep; inclined to sleep

(1153) rise; fly high

(1154) self-controlled

(1155) quality or
condition of being
sober

(1156) soaked;
saturated

(1169) SPLEEN
/spli:n/

(1170) SPLENETIC
/spli'netik/

(1171) SPLICE
/splais/

(1172) SPONGE
/spnd/

(1173) SPURIOUS
/'spjuris/

(1174) SPURN /sp:n/

(1175) SQUALID
/skwlid/

(1176) SQUANDER
/'skwnd/

(1177) SQUAT
/skwt/

(1178) STANCH
/st:nt/

(1179) STEEPLY
/'sti:pli/

(1180) STENTORIAN
/sten't:rin/

(1181) STICKLER
/'stikl/

(1182) STIGMA
/'stigm/

(1183) STIGMATIZE
/'stigmtaiz/

(1184) STING /sti/

(1181) person who

insists on importance
of smth

(1182) mark of shame

or disgrace

(1183) describe smb

scornfully

(1184) smth sharp

(1177) crouch; settle

without permission

(1178) to stop the flow

of a fluid

(1179) rising or falling

sharply

(1180) extremely loud

and powerful

(1173) counterfeit

(1174) have nothing to

do; reject or refuse

(1175) foul; filthy

(1176) spend
wastefully

(1169) feelings of
anger or ill will; often
suppressed

(1170) bad-tempered;
irritable

(1171) join (two ends)

(1172) porous rubber

for washing; live at
once expense

(1185) STINGY
/'stindi/

(1186) STINT /stint/

(1187) STIPPLE
/'stipl/

(1188) STIPULATE
/'stipjuleit/

(1189) STOLID
/'stlid/

(1190) STRAY /strei/

(1191) STREAK
/stri:k/

(1192) STRIATED
/'straiit/

(1193) STRICTURE
/'strikt/

(1194) STRIDE
/straid/

(1195) STRIDENT
/'staidnt/

(1196) STRUT /strt/

(1197) STULTIFY
/'stltifai/

(1198) STYGIAN
/'stidin/

(1199) STYMIE

(1200) SUBDUE
/sb'dju:/

(1197) to cause to
appear or be foolish

(1198) dark, gloomy

(1199) to hinder,
obstruct or block

(1200) overcome,
bring under control

(1193) something that

limits; adverse
criticism

(1194) walk with long

steps

(1195) characterized
by harsh and
discordant sound

(1196) a supporting
bar

(1189) showing no
emotion; impassive

(1190) wander; lose

one's way

(1191) long; thin;

move very fast

(1192) striped;
grooved or banded

(1185) spending, using

unwillingly

(1186) to be thrifty; to
set limits

(1187) paint with dots

(1188) state or put

forward as a necessary
condition

(1201) SUBJUGATE
/'sbdugeit/

(1202) SUBLIME
/s'blaim/

(1203) SUBMERGE
/sb'm:d/

(1204) SUBORN
/s'b:n/

(1205) SUBPOENA
/sb'pi:n/

(1206)
SUBSTANTIATION
/sb,stni'ein/

(1207) SUBSUME
/sb'sju:m/

(1208)
SUBTERFUGE
/'sbtfju:d/

(1209) SUCCOR
/'sk/

(1210) SUFFICE
/s'fais/

(1211) SUFFOCATE
/'sfkeit/

(1212) SUFFRAGE
/'sfrid/

(1213) SULLIED

(1214) SUMMARILY

(1215) SUMMARY
/'smri/

(1216) SUMPTUOUS
/'smptjus/

(1213) to be stained or
discredited

(1214) briefly; without

delay

(1215) done without

delay or formality

(1216) magnificent

(1209) assistance
relief in time of
distress

(1210) be enough

(1211) cause or have

difficulty in breathing

(1212) short prayer

usually in a series;
right of voting

(1205) written order

requiring a person to
appear in a law court

(1206) giving facts to

support (statement)

(1207) include under a

rule

(1208) deception

(1201) to conquer; to
subdue

(1202) extreme,
astounding

(1203) put under water

liquid; sink out of
sight

(1204) induce by
bribery; to commit
perjury

(1217) SUNDRY
/'sndri/

(1218)
SUPERANNUATE
/,sju:p'rnjueit/

(1219)
SUPERCILIOUS
/,sju:p'silis/

(1220)
SUPERFLUOUS
/sju:'p:flus/

(1221)
SUPERIMPOSE
/,sju:prim'pouz/

(1222) SUPERSEDE
/,sju:p'si:d/

(1223) SUPINE
/sju:'pain/

(1224) SUPPLIANT
/'splint/

(1225) SUPPLICATE
/'splikeit/

(1226) SUPPRESS
/s'pres/

(1227) SURCHARGE
/'s:t:d/

(1228) SURFEIT
/'s:fit/

(1229)
SUSCEPTIBILITY
/s,sept'biliti/

(1230) SWERVE
/sw:v/

(1231) SYBARITE
/'sibrait/

(1232) SYCOPHANT
/'sikfnt/

(1229) sensitiveness

(1230) change
direction suddenly

(1231) voluptuary

(1232) person who

flatter to the rich and
powerful

(1225) make a humble

petition to

(1226) prevent from

being known; put an
end to

(1227) additional load;

charge

(1228) satiate; feed to

fulness or to excess

(1221) put smth on the

top

(1222) take the place

of

(1223) lying on the

back; slow to act;
passive

(1224) asking humbly;

beseeching

(1217) various;
miscellaneous;
separate

(1218) to become
retired; to become
obsolete

(1219) disdainful;
characterized by
haughty scorn

(1220) more then is

needed or wanted

(1233)
SYNCOPATED

(1234) SYNOPSIS
/si'npis/

(1235) TACITURN
/'tsit:n/

(1236) TACTILE
/'tktail/

(1237) TADPOLE
/'tdpoul/

(1238) TALON
/'tln/

(1239) TAMP /tmp/

(1240) TAMPER
/'tmp/

(1241)
TANGENTIAL
/tn'denl/

(1242) TARNISHED

(1243) TASSEL
/'tsl/

(1244) TAUNT /t:nt/

(1245) TAUT /t:t/

(1246) TAUTOLOGY
/t:'tldi/

(1247) TAWDRY
/'t:dri/

(1248) TEETOTAL
/ti:'toutl/

(1245) tightly
stretched

(1246) a repetition,
redundancy

(1247) cheap; gaudy;

showy; tacky

(1248) oppose to
alcohol

(1241) suddenly
changeable

(1242) lost brightness

(1243) bunch of
threads

(1244) contemptuous
reproach; hurtful
remark

(1237) form of a frog

when it leaves the egg

(1238) claw of a bird

of prey

(1239) tap or drive

down by repeated light
blows

(1240) interfere with

(1233) abbreviated;
stressing the weak beat

(1234) summary or
outline

(1235) untalkative
silent

(1236) perceptible by
touch

(1249) TEMERITY
/ti'meriti/

(1250)
TEMPERANCE
/'temprns/

(1251) TEMPERATE
/'temprit/

(1252) TENACITY
/ti'neisnis/

(1253)
TENDENTIOUS
/ten'dens/

(1254) TENUOUS
/'tenjus/

(1255) TEPID /'tepid/

(1256) TERMAGANT
/'t:mgnt/

(1257) TERSE /t:s/

(1258) TESTINESS
/'testinis/

(1259)
THREADBARE
/'redbe/

(1260) THRIFT /rift/

(1261) THWART
/wk/

(1262) TIMID /'timid/

(1263) TIMOROUS
/'timrs/

(1264) TOADY
/'toudi/

(1261) obstruct;
frustrate

(1262) shy; easily

frightened

(1263) fearful; timid

(1264) obsequious
flatterer

(1257) brief and to the

point

(1258) witness;
evidence

(1259) exhausted of
interest or freshness;
trite

(1260) care; economy;

thriving; prosperous

(1253) biased

(1254) insubstantial
flimsy weak

(1255) lukewarm

(1256) shrew

(1249) boldness;
brashness; intrepidness

(1250) abstinence
from alcohol; selfcontrol; moderation

(1251) showing selfcontrol

(1252) firmness;
persistency

(1265) TONIC /'tnik/

(1266) TOPPLE /'tpl/

(1267) TORMENT
/'t:mnt/

(1268) TORPID
/'t:pid/

(1269) TORQUE
/t:k/

(1270) TORTUOUS
/'t:tjus/

(1271) TOUT /taut/

(1272) TRACTABLE
/'trktbl/

(1273) TRADUCE
/tr'dju:s/

(1274)
TRANSGRESS
/trns'gres/

(1275) TRANSIENT
/'trnzint/

(1276) TRANSITORY
/'trnsitri/

(1277) TRAVESTY
/'trvisti/

(1278) TREMULOUS
/'tremjul/

(1279) TRENCHANT
/'trentnt/

(1280)
TREPIDATION
/,trepi'dein/

(1277) parody;
imitation

(1278) characterized
by trembling; affected
with timidity

(1279) forceful;
effective; vigorous

(1280) alarm; excited

state of mind

(1273) to malign; to
violate

(1274) break; go
beyond (a limit)

(1275) temporary;
fleeting

(1276) brief

(1269) twisting force

causing rotation

(1270) devious; not

straightforward

(1271) person who

worries others to buy
smth to use his service

(1272) easily
controlled or guided

(1265) smth giving

strength or energy

(1266) be unsteady
and overturn

(1267) severe pain or

suffering

(1268) sleeping;
sluggish; lethargic;
dormant

(1281) TRICKLE
/'trikl/

(1282) TRIFLING
/'traifli/

(1283) TRITE /trait/

(1284) TRUCE /tru:s/

(1285) TRUCKLE
/'trkl/

(1286)
TRUCULENCE
/'trkjulns/

(1287) TRUDGE
/trd/

(1288) TURBID
/'t:bid/

(1289)
TURBULENCE

(1290) TURGID
/'t:did/

(1291) TURMOIL
/'t:mil/

(1292) TURMOIL
/'t:mil/

(1293) TURPITUDE
/'t:pitju:d/

(1294) TURQUOISE
/'t:kw:z/

(1295) TYRO
/'tairou/

(1296) UBIQUITOUS
/ju:'bikwits/

(1293) wickedness;
shamefulness

(1294) greenish-blue
precious stone

(1295) tiro; beginner

(1296) present
everywhere

(1289) being
uncontrolled; violent

(1290) excessively
ornate; swollen or
bloated

(1291) trouble;
disturbance

(1292) state of
extreme confusion,
agitation or
commotion

(1285) to act in a
subservient manner

(1286) aggressiveness;
ferocity

(1287) walk heavily

(1288) muddy; having

the sediment stirred up

(1281) flow in drops

(1282) unimportant

(1283) not new

(1284) (agreement)
stop of fighting for a
time

(1297) ULTERIOR
/l'tiri/

(1298) UMBRAGE
/'mbrid/

(1299) UNCOUTH
/n'ku:/

(1300) UNDERBID
/'nd'bid/

(1301) UNDERMINE
/,nd'main/

(1302) UNDULATE
/'ndjuleit/

(1303) UNEARTH
/'n':/

(1304)
UNENCUMBERED
/'nin'kmbd/

(1305)
UNEXCEPTIONABL
E /,nik'sepnbl/

(1306) UNFEIGNED
/n'feind/

(1307) UNSCATHED
/' n'skei d/

(1308) UNSEEMLY /
n'si:mli/

(1309) UNTOWARD
/ n'tou d/

(1310) UPBRAID /
p'breid/

(1311) URBANE
/ :'bein/

(1312)
VACILLATION

(1309) unfortunate;
inconvenient

(1310) scold; reproach

(1311) elegant; refined

in manners

(1312) being
uncertain; hesitating

(1305) not open to

objection or criticism

(1306) not pretended;

sincere

(1307) unharmed;
unhurt

(1308) inappropriate;
indecorous

(1301) weaken
gradually at the base

(1302) to move in
wavelike fashion;
fluctuate

(1303) discover and

bring to light

(1304) easy-going;
trifle

(1297) situated beyond

(1298) offense;
resentment

(1299) rough;
awkward

(1300) make a lower

bid then smb else

(1313) VAGARY
/'veigri/

(1314) VAIN /vein/

(1315)
VALEDICTORY
/,vli'diktri/

(1316) VALIANT
/'vljnt/

(1317) VALOROUS
/'vlrs/

(1318) VANQUISH
/'vkwi/

(1319) VAUNT
/v:nt/

(1320) VEER /vi/

(1321) VENAL /'vi:nl/

(1322) VENEER
/vi'ni/

(1323)
VENERATION
/,ven'rein/

(1324) VENIAL
/'vi:njl/

(1325) VERACITY
/ve'reisnis/

(1326) VERDANT
/'v:dnt/

(1327)
VERISIMILITUDE
/,verisi'militju:d/

(1328) VERITABLE
/'veritbl/

(1325) truth

(1326) fresh and green

(1327) appearing true

or real

(1328) real; rightly

named

(1321) ready to do
smth dishonest

(1322) surface
appearance covering
the true nature

(1323) regard with

deep respect

(1324) excusable

(1317) brave

(1318) conquer

(1319) to boast

(1320) change
direction

(1313) strange act or

idea

(1314) without use,

result; conceited

(1315) of an act of
bidding farewell

(1316) brave

(1329) VERVE /vev/

(1330) VESTIGE
/'vestid/

(1331) VEX /veks/

(1332) VIGILANCE
/'vidilns/

(1333) VIGILANT
/'vidilnt/

(1334) VIGOROUS
/'vigrs/

(1335) VILIFY
/'vilifai/

(1336) VINDICATE
/'vindikeit/

(1337) VINDICTIVE
/vin'diktiv/

(1338) VIRAGINOUS

(1339) VIRAGO
/vi'r:gou/

(1340) VISCERAL
/'visrl/

(1341) VISCOUS
/'visid/

(1342) VITIATE
/'viieit/

(1343) VITUPERATE
/vi'tju:preit/

(1344) VIVACIOUS
/vi'veis/

(1341) sticky; semifluid

(1342) lower the

quality; weaken the
strength

(1343) curse; abuse in

words

(1344) lively; highspirited

(1337) having a desire

to revenge

(1338) of a virago

(1339) a loud
domineering woman; a
scold or nag

(1340) of the internal

organs of the body

(1333) member of a
vigilance committee

(1334) strong;
energetic

(1335) slander; say

evil things

(1336) to free from

allegation or blame; to
justify

(1329) spirit; vigor;

enthusiasm

(1330) trace or sign

(1331) annoy; distress;

trouble

(1332) watchfulness;
self-appointed group
who maintain order

(1345) VOLATILE
/'vltail/

(1346) VOLITION
/vou'lin/

(1347) VOLUBILITY
/,vlju'biliti/

(1348) VOLUBLE
/'vljubl/

(1349)
VOLUPTUOUS
/v'lptjus/

(1350) VOUCHSAFE
/vaut'seif/

(1351) WAFFLE
/'wfl/

(1352) WAFT /w:ft/

(1353) WAG /wg/

(1354)
WARMONGER
/'w:,mg/

(1355) WARRANT
/'wrnt/

(1356) WEAN /wi:n/

(1357) WELTER
/'welt /

(1358) WEND /wend/

(1359) WHEEDLE
/'wi:dl/

(1360) WHIMSICAL
/'wimzik l/

(1357) turmoil; a
bewildering jumble

(1358) to go, proceed

(1359) to influence or
entice by soft words or
flattery

(1360) full of odd and

fanciful ideas

(1353) merry person

(1354) person who

stirs up war

(1355) authority;
written order;
guarantee

(1356) to turn away

(from a habit)

(1349) full of pleasure

to the senses

(1350) to grant (often

in a gracious manner)

(1351) talk vaguely

and without much
result

(1352) scent; waving

movement; carry
lightly through

(1345) changeable;
inconstant

(1346) power of
choosing or
determining

(1347) fluency;
verbosity; easy use of
spoken language

(1348) fluent