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INTRODUCTION
If you already own the LitPlan for this title, this Puzzle Pack will refresh your Unit Resource Materials and
Vocabulary Resource Materials sections plus give you additional materials you can substitute into the tests.If
you do not already have a complete LitPlan, these pages will give you some supplemental materials to use
with your own plan. There are two main groups of materials: one set for unit words (such as characters’
names, symbols, places, etc.) and one set for vocabulary words associated with the book.
WORD LIST
There is a word list for both the unit words and the vocabulary words. These lists show you which words are
being used in the materials and the clues or definitions being used for those words. You may want to give
students a word list with clues/definitions to help them, or you may want students to only have a word list
(without clues/definitions) if you want them to work a little harder. Both are available for duplication. The word
lists can also be your “calling key” for the bingo games.
MAGIC SQUARES
The magic squares not only reinforce the material covered but also work on reasoning and math skills. Many
teachers have told us that their students really enjoy doing these!
CROSSWORD PUZZLES
Both unit and vocabulary word sections have 4 crossword puzzles.
BINGO CARDS
There are 32 individual bingo cards for the unit words and 32 individual bingo cards for the vocabulary words.
You can use your word list as a “call list,” calling the words at random and marking them off of your list as you
go, or you could use the flash cards by cutting them apart and drawing the words at random from a hat (or box
or whatever). To make a better review, you might ask for the definition and spelling of each word as you call
it out–or you could call out the definitions and have students tell you the words they need to look for on the
puzzle.
JUGGLE LETTERS
The vocabulary juggle letter game is intended to help students learn the spellings of the words. One sheet
has the definitions listed on it as an extra help for students who need it or to reinforce the definitions if you
choose to do so.
FLASH CARDS
We’ve included a set of vocabulary flash cards you can duplicate, cut, and fold for your students. Some
teachers make a few sets for general use by the class; others make a set for each student. Some teachers
duplicate them for each student and have the students cut & fold their own. You can cut out just the words and
put them in a hat, have each student pick out one word and write the definition and a sentence for that word.
Students then swap words and papers, with the next student adding a sentence of his own under the last one.
You can have students swap as many times as you like. Each time the student will read the sentences written
prior to his own and then add a sentence. You can cut out the words and definitions separately and play “I
Have; Who Has?” Each student in the room draws a word and definition. The first student says, “I have (the
name of the word). Who has the definition?” The student with the definition reads it then says, “I have (the
name of the vocabulary word she has). Who has the definition?” The round continues until all words and
definitions have been given.
8. Devon _____
15. Narrator
20. Big event going on in the world at the time of the story
RULES 14. If you broke the ___, then they broke you.
BRINKER 16. He said Gene bounced Finny out of the tree on purpose.
WAR 20. Big event going on in the world at the time of the story
1. A _____ Peace
15. Didn't know the war was propaganda because he was thin
17. Big event going on in the world at the time of the story
19. Game Phineas invented in which all the players are enemies
20. Narrator
LUDSBURY 15. Didn't know the war was propaganda because he was thin
WAR 17. Big event going on in the world at the time of the story
BLITZBALL 19. Game Phineas invented in which all the players are enemies
8. A _____ Peace
12. Author
15. Narrator
WAR 3. Big event going on in the world at the time of the story
TROOPS 10. They rode on the train; those who had enlisted
SPORTS 11. Phineas could no longer play ___ after the accident.
TREE 19. Phineas fell out of it because Gene bounced on the limb.
6. Narrator
MARROW 3. It got into Phineas's blood stream and stopped his heart.
GENE 6. Narrator
WAR 8. Big event going on in the world at the time of the story
RULES 17. If you broke the ___, then they broke you.
___ 1. FINNY A. Gene thought Phineas was ___ of his being head of the
class.
___ 2. GENE B. Nickname for Phineas
___ 3. BLITZBALL C. Game Phineas invented in which all the players are
enemies
___ 4. TELEGRAM D. Substitute Master
___ 5. CHET E. A _____ Peace
___ 6. CARNIVAL F. ____ jump; planned winter carnival activity
___ 7. SKI G. Rowing team members for one boat
___ 8. FALL H. Phineas wanted to break the swimming _____.
___ 9. RECORD I. He said Gene bounced Finny out of the tree on purpose.
___10. INFIRMARY J. Admit to doing something
___11. TREE K. Phineas could no longer play ___ after the accident.
___12. CREW L. Phineas liked to do this water activity.
___13. CONFESS M. Leper sent one to Gene.
___14. PATCHWITHERS N. Devon _____
___15. SWIM O. Leper went this to avoid a Section Eight discharge.
___16. SNOW P. Gene caused Phineas to ___ out of the tree.
___17. SPORTS Q. Author
___18. SEPARATE R. Phineas wanted to organize a Winter _____.
___19. PRUDHOMME S. The boys cleared this from the railroad tracks.
___20. AWOL T. Stern, summer Head Master
___21. KNOWLES U. Doctor's office/ sick room at the school
___22. BRINKER V. Phineas fell out of it because Gene bounced on the limb.
___23. SCHOOL W. Narrator
___24. JEALOUS X. Phineas said that these men made up the war.
___25. FAT Y. Winter Carnival trumpeter
B - 1. FINNY A. Gene thought Phineas was ___ of his being head of the
class.
W - 2. GENE B. Nickname for Phineas
C - 3. BLITZBALL C. Game Phineas invented in which all the players are
enemies
M - 4. TELEGRAM D. Substitute Master
Y - 5. CHET E. A _____ Peace
R - 6. CARNIVAL F. ____ jump; planned winter carnival activity
F - 7. SKI G. Rowing team members for one boat
P - 8. FALL H. Phineas wanted to break the swimming _____.
H - 9. RECORD I. He said Gene bounced Finny out of the tree on purpose.
U - 10. INFIRMARY J. Admit to doing something
V - 11. TREE K. Phineas could no longer play ___ after the accident.
G -12. CREW L. Phineas liked to do this water activity.
J - 13. CONFESS M. Leper sent one to Gene.
T - 14. PATCHWITHERS N. Devon _____
L - 15. SWIM O. Leper went this to avoid a Section Eight discharge.
S - 16. SNOW P. Gene caused Phineas to ___ out of the tree.
K - 17. SPORTS Q. Author
E - 18. SEPARATE R. Phineas wanted to organize a Winter _____.
D - 19. PRUDHOMME S. The boys cleared this from the railroad tracks.
O -20. AWOL T. Stern, summer Head Master
Q -21. KNOWLES U. Doctor's office/ sick room at the school
I - 22. BRINKER V. Phineas fell out of it because Gene bounced on the limb.
N - 23. SCHOOL W. Narrator
A - 24. JEALOUS X. Phineas said that these men made up the war.
X - 25. FAT Y. Winter Carnival trumpeter
___ 1. FALL A. The boys cleared this from the railroad tracks.
___ 2. MARROW B. Leper went this to avoid a Section Eight discharge.
___ 3. BRINKER C. The Super _____ Society of the Summer Session
___ 4. DEVON D. Nickname for Phineas
___ 5. SCHOOL E. Crew manager of the rowing team
___ 6. LEPER F. Devon _____
___ 7. TROOPS G. Phineas said that these men made up the war.
___ 8. SHOVEL H. Didn't know the war was propaganda because he was thin
___ 9. FAT I. Scene of Finny's second fall
___10. TREE J. Gene caused Phineas to ___ out of the tree.
___11. SNOW K. Gene thought Phineas was ___ of his being head of the
class.
___12. FACTS L. Gene went to the infirmary to _____ to Phineas.
___13. LUDSBURY M. First to enlist; he went AWOL
___14. BUTTROOM N. Scene of Gene's first mock trial; smoking room
___15. JEALOUS O. They rode on the train; those who had enlisted
___16. CREW P. Substitute Master
___17. SUICIDE Q. Rowing team members for one boat
___18. PRUDHOMME R. Phineas fell out of it because Gene bounced on the limb.
___19. STAIRS S. Snow removal hand tool
___20. ACADEMY T. Brinker wanted all the ___ out in the open.
___21. AWOL U. The First ____ Building
___22. LEG V. Location of the school
___23. FINNY W. He said Gene bounced Finny out of the tree on purpose.
___24. QUACKENBUSH X. Phineas broke his
___25. APOLOGIZE Y. It got into Phineas's blood stream and stopped his heart.
1. Didn't know the war was propaganda 9. He said Gene bounced Finny out of
because he was thin the tree on purpose.
2. Gene went to the infirmary to _____ to 10. Rowing team members for one boat
Phineas. 11. Big event going on in the world at the
3. Stern, summer Head Master time of the story
4. Snow removal hand tool 12. The river
5. The boys cleared this from the 13. Leper sent one to Gene.
railroad tracks. 14. Leper went this to avoid a Section
6. Narrator Eight discharge.
7. Finny wanted to train Gene for the 15. The First ____ Building
1944 _____. 16. Phineas could no longer play ___ after
8. Doctor's office/ sick room at the the accident.
school
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because he was thin the tree on purpose.
2. Gene went to the infirmary to _____ to 10. Rowing team members for one boat
Phineas. 11. Big event going on in the world at the
3. Stern, summer Head Master time of the story
4. Snow removal hand tool 12. The river
5. The boys cleared this from the 13. Leper sent one to Gene.
railroad tracks. 14. Leper went this to avoid a Section
6. Narrator Eight discharge.
7. Finny wanted to train Gene for the 15. The First ____ Building
1944 _____. 16. Phineas could no longer play ___ after
8. Doctor's office/ sick room at the the accident.
school
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M H S A D C J I E J G S I E S S U N T L
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F E O G V A C Y I X T S M S W X Y Y R Q
S B O R L A X G C H R R A L M S N X O R
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M Z T Q N G S K A P M J Y N Z T J D M F
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P K T N E D I C C A L Z W M Q G F N F S
O B V H T F T R B R L E R J V G I X S J
L S S H Y T V Q W A M D Q G T F N P W D
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B L G B J K G N S M S L E A F N N R Y H
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C P A U I C N H E
S H O T I F T K P P
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L W S D C L U D S B U R Y
C A R N I V A L E M M O H D U R P
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H Z A C G F E M W R S S F W E L V R T R
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J W I Q C T D S X N T O C M B A A M S P
M I N J A P O L O G I Z E J P M O W H P
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N S U I C I D E M S I P H R E C O R D S
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S T W O N S F D M R K T
C P E E Y O E A Y E
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W I C T S N O M A A M S
I N A P O L O G I Z E P M O H
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5. Phineas fell out of it because Gene bounced _____.
on the limb. 3. He said Gene bounced Finny out of the tree
8. The Super _____ Society of the Summer on purpose.
Session 4. Nickname for Phineas
9. It got into Phineas's blood stream and stopped 5. Leper sent one to Gene.
his heart. 6. Join the army
10. Phineas broke his 7. Substitute Master
13. Snow removal hand tool 8. Phineas liked to do this water activity.
15. Big event going on in the world at the time of 11. Narrator
the story 12. Gene thought Phineas was ___ of his being
17. First to enlist; he went AWOL head of the class.
19. ____ jump; planned winter carnival activity 14. Phineas wanted to organize a Winter _____.
21. Doctor's office/ sick room at the school 16. If you broke the ___, then they broke you.
23. Phineas could no longer play ___ after the 18. Gene's best friend and roommate
accident. 19. Scene of Finny's second fall
24. Gene caused Phineas to ___ out of the tree. 20. They rode on the train; those who had enlisted
. 22. Phineas said that these men made up the
war.
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C O N F E S S B
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L F R T R E E
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M A R R O W N N L L E G
P U I N K E I E
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S H O V E L C W A R
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1. Admit to doing something 2. Finny wanted to train Gene for the 1944
5. Phineas fell out of it because Gene bounced _____.
on the limb. 3. He said Gene bounced Finny out of the tree
8. The Super _____ Society of the Summer on purpose.
Session 4. Nickname for Phineas
9. It got into Phineas's blood stream and stopped 5. Leper sent one to Gene.
his heart. 6. Join the army
10. Phineas broke his 7. Substitute Master
13. Snow removal hand tool 8. Phineas liked to do this water activity.
15. Big event going on in the world at the time of 11. Narrator
the story 12. Gene thought Phineas was ___ of his being
17. First to enlist; he went AWOL head of the class.
19. ____ jump; planned winter carnival activity 14. Phineas wanted to organize a Winter _____.
21. Doctor's office/ sick room at the school 16. If you broke the ___, then they broke you.
23. Phineas could no longer play ___ after the 18. Gene's best friend and roommate
accident. 19. Scene of Finny's second fall
24. Gene caused Phineas to ___ out of the tree. 20. They rode on the train; those who had enlisted
. 22. Phineas said that these men made up the
war.
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2. Admit to doing something 1. It got into Phineas's blood stream and stopped
5. Leper went this to avoid a Section Eight his heart.
discharge. 3. Phineas said that these men made up the
6. Phineas broke his war.
7. Scene of Gene's first mock trial; smoking 4. Snow removal hand tool
room 6. Didn't know the war was propaganda because
8. Phineas wanted to break the swimming he was thin
_____. 7. He said Gene bounced Finny out of the tree
11. The Super _____ Society of the Summer on purpose.
Session 9. Phineas wanted to organize a Winter _____.
13. Narrator 10. Nickname for Phineas
14. Big event going on in the world at the time of 12. Join the army
the story 15. Gene's best friend and roommate
16. Phineas liked to do this water activity. 16. A _____ Peace
17. ____ jump; planned winter carnival activity 18. Author
22. First to enlist; he went AWOL 19. Phineas could no longer play ___ after the
24. Location of the school accident.
25. They rode on the train; those who had enlisted 20. Rowing team members for one boat
26. Devon _____ 21. Winter Carnival trumpeter
27. If you broke the ___, then they broke you. 23. The boys cleared this from the railroad tracks.
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M C O N F E S S
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2. Admit to doing something 1. It got into Phineas's blood stream and stopped
5. Leper went this to avoid a Section Eight his heart.
discharge. 3. Phineas said that these men made up the
6. Phineas broke his war.
7. Scene of Gene's first mock trial; smoking 4. Snow removal hand tool
room 6. Didn't know the war was propaganda because
8. Phineas wanted to break the swimming he was thin
_____. 7. He said Gene bounced Finny out of the tree
11. The Super _____ Society of the Summer on purpose.
Session 9. Phineas wanted to organize a Winter _____.
13. Narrator 10. Nickname for Phineas
14. Big event going on in the world at the time of 12. Join the army
the story 15. Gene's best friend and roommate
16. Phineas liked to do this water activity. 16. A _____ Peace
17. ____ jump; planned winter carnival activity 18. Author
22. First to enlist; he went AWOL 19. Phineas could no longer play ___ after the
24. Location of the school accident.
25. They rode on the train; those who had enlisted 20. Rowing team members for one boat
26. Devon _____ 21. Winter Carnival trumpeter
27. If you broke the ___, then they broke you. 23. The boys cleared this from the railroad tracks.
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1. Didn't know the war was propaganda because 1. Phineas broke his
he was thin 2. He said Gene bounced Finny out of the tree
5. The Super _____ Society of the Summer on purpose.
Session 3. Location of the school
7. Brinker wanted all the ___ out in the open. 4. Phineas said that these men made up the
9. ____ jump; planned winter carnival activity war.
11. Winter Carnival trumpeter 5. Phineas liked to do this water activity.
12. Leper went this to avoid a Section Eight 6. Doctor's office/ sick room at the school
discharge. 8. Rowing team members for one boat
14. Crew manager of the rowing team 9. Snow removal hand tool
17. Nickname for Phineas 10. It got into Phineas's blood stream and stopped
18. Phineas fell out of it because Gene bounced his heart.
on the limb. 11. Phineas wanted to organize a Winter _____.
20. Big event going on in the world at the time of 13. Admit to doing something
the story 15. Author
21. The boys cleared this from the railroad tracks. 16. A _____ Peace
22. They rode on the train; those who had enlisted 19. If you broke the ___, then they broke you.
23. Narrator
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L U D S B U R Y
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E R D F
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G S U I C I D E A
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W N N V F A C T S
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S K I K F O R
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M H M E I N C H E T
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A W O L R R A W
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R V C M R
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R E O Q U A C K E N B U S H
O L N R N I E
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W F I N N Y O V P
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T R E E W A W A R
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U S N O W L L R
L S E A
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1. Didn't know the war was propaganda because 1. Phineas broke his
he was thin 2. He said Gene bounced Finny out of the tree
5. The Super _____ Society of the Summer on purpose.
Session 3. Location of the school
7. Brinker wanted all the ___ out in the open. 4. Phineas said that these men made up the
9. ____ jump; planned winter carnival activity war.
11. Winter Carnival trumpeter 5. Phineas liked to do this water activity.
12. Leper went this to avoid a Section Eight 6. Doctor's office/ sick room at the school
discharge. 8. Rowing team members for one boat
14. Crew manager of the rowing team 9. Snow removal hand tool
17. Nickname for Phineas 10. It got into Phineas's blood stream and stopped
18. Phineas fell out of it because Gene bounced his heart.
on the limb. 11. Phineas wanted to organize a Winter _____.
20. Big event going on in the world at the time of 13. Admit to doing something
the story 15. Author
21. The boys cleared this from the railroad tracks. 16. A _____ Peace
22. They rode on the train; those who had enlisted 19. If you broke the ___, then they broke you.
23. Narrator
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4. The boys cleared this from the railroad tracks. on the limb.
8. Snow removal hand tool 3. Phineas wanted to break the swimming
9. Winter Carnival trumpeter _____.
10. Rowing team members for one boat 5. Big event going on in the world at the time of
12. It got into Phineas's blood stream and stopped the story
his heart. 6. Admit to doing something
13. The river 7. Location of the school
17. Phineas could no longer play ___ after the 8. Phineas liked to do this water activity.
accident. 11. Doctor's office/ sick room at the school
19. Brinker wanted all the ___ out in the open. 14. I didn't need to feel any tremendous rush of
20. If you broke the ___, then they broke you. ___ towards Phineas.
22. Gene caused Phineas to ___ out of the tree. 15. Leper went this to avoid a Section Eight
23. First to enlist; he went AWOL discharge.
24. Phineas said that these men made up the 16. They rode on the train; those who had enlisted
war. 18. Leper sent one to Gene.
25. Narrator 21. Join the army
. 23. Phineas broke his
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S T A I R S
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S N O W C R E D
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A S H O V E L C H E T
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C R E W N E O V
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I I F M A R R O W
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N A G U A M S E T T D N
F R W S R
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I A O S P O R T S
R T L O E
M I P L
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F A C T S R U L E S E
R U N G
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L E P E R I F A T
E S M
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1. Scene of Finny's second fall 2. Phineas fell out of it because Gene bounced
4. The boys cleared this from the railroad tracks. on the limb.
8. Snow removal hand tool 3. Phineas wanted to break the swimming
9. Winter Carnival trumpeter _____.
10. Rowing team members for one boat 5. Big event going on in the world at the time of
12. It got into Phineas's blood stream and stopped the story
his heart. 6. Admit to doing something
13. The river 7. Location of the school
17. Phineas could no longer play ___ after the 8. Phineas liked to do this water activity.
accident. 11. Doctor's office/ sick room at the school
19. Brinker wanted all the ___ out in the open. 14. I didn't need to feel any tremendous rush of
20. If you broke the ___, then they broke you. ___ towards Phineas.
22. Gene caused Phineas to ___ out of the tree. 15. Leper went this to avoid a Section Eight
23. First to enlist; he went AWOL discharge.
24. Phineas said that these men made up the 16. They rode on the train; those who had enlisted
war. 18. Leper sent one to Gene.
25. Narrator 21. Join the army
. 23. Phineas broke his
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4. Inborn; inherently
15. Intoxicating
17. Peculiar
1. Not spoken
5. Ghostly
8. Inborn; inherently
11. Coaxed
17. Luxurious
SPECTRAL 5. Ghostly
2. Intoxicating
3. Coaxed
4. Doubts
7. Discordant sounds
8. Daydreaming
16. Outstandingly
20. Peculiar
INEBRIATING 2. Intoxicating
INVEIGLED 3. Coaxed
QUALMS 4. Doubts
REVERIE 8. Daydreaming
1. Peculiar
5. Luxurious
6. Discordant sounds
7. Implications
8. Doubts
9. Inborn; inherently
12. Intoxicating
IDIOSYNCRATIC 1. Peculiar
OPULENT 5. Luxurious
INSINUATIONS 7. Implications
QUALMS 8. Doubts
C - 1. INEBRIATING A. Peculiar
X - 2. CURTLY B. Quarrelsome; not getting along
O - 3. INFINITESIMAL C. Intoxicating
W - 4. IMPERCEPTIBLY D. A deadly poison; cause of ruin
H - 5. INURED E. Extraordinary; impressively great
Y - 6. INCONGRUITY F. Bitingly sarcastic or bitingly painful
F - 7. MORDANTLY G. Coaxed
L - 8. PRIMEVALLY H. To get used to something undesirable
P - 9. REVERIE I. Short statements of truth; adages
G -10. INVEIGLED J. With spirit or energy
A - 11. IDIOSYNCRATIC K. Present but not developed or active
E - 12. PRODIGIOUS L. Belonging to the earliest ages; ancient
Q -13. CLICHES M. Spacious; roomy
T - 14. PUTTEE N. To go over extensively in the mind; ponder
I - 15. APHORISMS O. Immeasurably small
V - 16. CACOPHONY P. Daydreaming
R - 17. INSINUATIONS Q. Trite or overused expressions
B - 18. CONTENTIOUS R. Implications
J - 19. ZESTFULLY S. A paid position requiring little work
S - 20. SINECURE T. Lower leg covering
N - 21. MULL U. Doubts
U - 22. QUALMS V. Discordant sounds
D - 23. BANE W. Impossible to detect with ordinary senses
M -24. CAPACIOUS X. Rudely brief; abruptly
K - 25. LATENT Y. Not corresponding in character or kind
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E R M Q E J C V V H H S J E T J L J O X
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M C U R T L Y Y N G I O W E U U P D C H
I I I D F O C L X G R G R Q N P L Z A Y
N N N J U P L E H I R R L D Q A C L P K
E F S K L U D T C Q N U L E A S N F A T
N I I Q L L H A V Z K W I P D N Q C C F
T N N N Y E L N T L T L J T G D T D E D
L I U S W N G N Z F B P D S Y F J L R B
Y T A D S T C I P R I M E V A L L Y Y R
M E T N H H R U I N E B R I A T I N G R
X S I Z R J R Y L B I T P E C R E P M I
W I O G T Y H A N M S V X H D S F T Z Z
Q M N C O N T E N T I O U S R F V P G X
V A S S R L W F L I J N C P Z B Q P S T
K L V C K M C W R R M M A M G G X M P F
V I I Q M Y T E C W Z O J T S T S L E X
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P N T U A E Q S L W I W T I R S U T T R
T K M M R N S J W B T C Z O T Q T E R W
T A C I T E E C A C O P H O N Y T N A G
W V E C T K D N Z J V P X E K K E T L Z
Q D C B M Y E Y Y Y A A B A S H E D G W
P R O D I G I O U S I N E C U R E S
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E E C V S E L O
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M C U R T L Y Y N I O E U U C
I I I F O L G R G R Q N L A
N N N U P E I R L D A L P
E F S L U T C U E A N A
N I I L L A I D N C C
T N N Y E L N T T E
L I U N N Y L
Y T A T C I P R I M E V A L L Y Y
E T U I N E B R I A T I N G
S I Y L B I T P E C R E P M I
I O A M
M N C O N T E N T I O U S
A S I N S
L R M A M P
I I E C O T S L E
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N U A E I I R U T T
M R N B C O T T E R
T A C I T E E C A C O P H O N Y T N A
E T D N P E E T L
Y E A A B A S H E D
G A I P R I M E V A L L Y A M C L Q W H
Q P N X R F N R W B L H Q H B A G J F L
X I V I N O C C C Y N D F W M A R S R V
D N E H M Q D P O X Y B V I K Z S F D K
Z S I Y Q O W I R N H D S J D C S H Q H
G I G X Y K S G G C G E D N L D Z Z E Q
P N L C D Y F I A I T R B S V C M N F D
L U E T G R W P T I O D U Z Y M P F P O
M A D Q B B A J N Y B U B I P V W G P X
O T P P B C F I S Y K J S R T J L U D H
R I V J I K F X L S V F E Z P Y L L L B
D O R O R N C T E U N E Q E Z E B A N W
A N U D I W R G T O M I N S N M P T I L
N S M L A U Q Z A I N N A T E L Y E D R
T U P Z C H P M N T S E L F N L N N I D
L S S E C W K E I N I B A U E B O T O Q
Y T M P C R N N M E N R C L I C H E S K
T E S U U T S A L T E I I L R E P N Y L
H N I I L T R B U N C A R Y E N O A N W
R A R Y N L T A C O U T O G V M C N C P
G N O F H U T E L C R I T Z E I A I R L
J C H J M I R K E J E N E V R T C C A W
L E P B C G X E V G S G H X J Y J K T F
N W A A P K G Y D T W W R J G Y S Q I T
T V T I M P E R C E P T I B L Y C Y C Z
A I P R I M E V A L L Y A L
N R N B A
I V I O C M A
N E M D O I S
S I O I N S H
I G S G C G E E
N L I A I T R D
U E P T I O U O
M A D A N Y U I P P
O T C I Y S R T U
R I I F L S E Z Y L L
D O O N T E U E E E A
A N U I R T O M I S N T I
N S M L A U Q A I N N A T E L Y E D
T U P C N T S E L F N N I
L S S E E I N I B A U E O T O
Y T M P C N N M E N R C L I C H E S
E S U U T A L T E I I L R E P N Y
N I I L T R B U N C A R Y E N O A N
A R Y N L T A C O U T O V M C N C
N O U T E L C R I T E I A I R
C H I R E E N E R T C A
E P C E G H Y T
A A D R I
T I M P E R C E P T I B L Y C
C O N T E N T I O U S C A C O P H O N Y
I D I O S Y N C R A T I C S A R W N C F
I N S I N U A T I O N S Q U P I F B A M
I N F I N I T E S I M A L O H M L G P S
A B A S H E D F R Z G S A I O E V Z A G
K R T L F D W Y D H T D N G R V D C C H
M F Z D B L B L Y R E F I I I A P R I H
Q H S G N G Q T C J K T M D S L H G O W
V S U I F S P N M P G F O O M L W S U C
F V S N L J N A Q U M V S R S Y N E S Q
S F T N F T W D R T Q M I P I M J H G B
B I E A F E P R T T H N T Q I C H C G C
F K N T Q Z N O T E A L Y N K T A I U H
Y G A E K I I M P E R C E P T I B L Y N
S F N L C N V P I N D B I D C D M C Y T
R P C Y A U P V B T R H X T X I D T N Y
E Z E N L R R F X I Y M W F N P I E T C
V E E C S E X E A S N X Y A P U T N O H
E S Q J T D V T D L N V T Q R A R A P P
R T Y U D R I L H Y F E E G L P R B U Y
I F N S A N A L H K X R N I Z D K G L W
E U S V G L L L J F V O L L G R S T E X
H L C Q M U M N Y P C B S V D L R L N X
D L F P M R G S S N V N X K R U E L T F
J Y Y L T N E N I M E E R P C F M D D Z
C O N T E N T I O U S C A C O P H O N Y
I D I O S Y N C R A T I C S A R C
I N S I N U A T I O N S U P I A
I N F I N I T E S I M A L O H M P
A B A S H E D R A I O E A
Y H N G R V C
L E I I I A I
S T T M D S L O
U I N P O O M L S U
S N A U S R S Y E S
S T N D T I P I H
I E A E R T T I C C C
N T N O E A Y N A I U
A E I I M P E R C E P T I B L Y
S N L C N I B I M C Y T
R P C Y A U T R T I T N
E Z E N R R I Y N I E
V E E C E E A N A U T N O
E S Q T D T V T R A A P
R T U R I E E G L B U Y
I F A N A L N I L
E U G L L L O G T E
L U M C L R N
L M S N U E T
Y Y L T N E N I M E E R P C D
P U T T E E P R O D I G I O U S S I S Z
R Z L J I V R M H N M M N G C F U N U Q
I S M F R Y C G C E H N A Y M R O F S K
M M A F E S O O S R T S N S Y I I I T Z
E O P J V N N C X U S O E Y T G C N E S
V R H V E G T Q Q C D B R A J V A I N V
A D O J R O E B L E Y M U I P G P T A K
L A R U R P N V L N X N V Z C H A E N W
L N I T Y U T G D I I C Q E T A C S C K
Y T S R P L I V X S M U Y S Y J L I E D
Y L M W R E O B N D L L Y T E A N M D M
C Y S G V N U I E X B M D F T N N A H N
I Q Q N V T S H W I D I M U A I M L R D
T C I K B H S R T G L N B L C M Z I D W
A C R V M A W P V T F A Z L I O Q T T S
R R S Q B Q E N R Y D T W Y T S Z Z K Y
C W P A X C S S S R T E V V Y I M V G G
N H B X R Z H C E V X F F N L T X K S D
Y G H E S C M Z H Z K S O K L Y B P E T
S D P Y F L B W C V J H D A X V E R V R
O M C H Q Q L H I V P Y T Y Q C U Z N C
I L V Q Z S M M L O E E D W T N Z X R Z
D V Y Y L T R U C I N E B R I A T I N G
I D Q D N S V A L T A N A F Z F G R L H
Q U A L M S C P N L B L I N N A T E L Y
P U T T E E P R O D I G I O U S S I S
R I H N N U N U
I R C C E A O F S
M M A E O O R T N I I I T
E O P V N U O E T C N E
V R H E G T C D R A A I N
A D O R O E E U I P T A
L A R U P N L N N Z C A E N
L N I U T G I I C E A C S C
Y T S L I S U Y S L I E
Y L M E O N D L T E A M
C Y S V N U I E B M F T N A
I N T S H I I U A I M L
T I S T N L C M I
A A P A L I O T
R B E T Y T S Y
C A C S E Y I
N R E N T S D
Y E H O L Y P E
S P C H A E R
O M I P T C U
I M L O E E T N
D Y L T R U C I N E B R I A T I N G
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3. Short statements of truth; adages 4. Lower leg covering
8. Peculiar 5. Immeasurably small
11. A deadly poison; cause of ruin 6. To go over extensively in the mind; ponder
12. Luxurious 7. Lacking in sense or substance
14. Present but not developed or active 9. Not corresponding in character or kind
15. Daydreaming 10. Concerned primarily with show or effect
19. Spacious; roomy 13. To get used to something undesirable
21. Deep-rooted, often mutual, hatred 16. Belonging to the earliest ages; ancient
22. Doubts 17. Come to an end
23. With spirit or energy 18. Inborn; inherently
24. Implications 19. Rudely brief; abruptly
. 20. Extraordinary; impressively great
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T A C I T A P H O R I S M S
7
N I U N U
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I D I O S Y N C R A T I C F L
M N A H T I L
11
O C N E E B A N E
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S O P U L E N T E I I
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I N O L A T E N T
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T G R E V E R I E E U P
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Y R I C S R R
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N T R O L M A E
A Y T D I L V
T L I N A
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3. Short statements of truth; adages 4. Lower leg covering
8. Peculiar 5. Immeasurably small
11. A deadly poison; cause of ruin 6. To go over extensively in the mind; ponder
12. Luxurious 7. Lacking in sense or substance
14. Present but not developed or active 9. Not corresponding in character or kind
15. Daydreaming 10. Concerned primarily with show or effect
19. Spacious; roomy 13. To get used to something undesirable
21. Deep-rooted, often mutual, hatred 16. Belonging to the earliest ages; ancient
22. Doubts 17. Come to an end
23. With spirit or energy 18. Inborn; inherently
24. Implications 19. Rudely brief; abruptly
. 20. Extraordinary; impressively great
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6. Spacious; roomy 2. Not spoken
9. Present but not developed or active 3. To go over extensively in the mind; ponder
11. Lacking in sense or substance 4. Support for life
12. Deep-rooted, often mutual, hatred 5. Lower leg covering
14. Implications 6. Rudely brief; abruptly
16. A deadly poison; cause of ruin 7. Extraordinary; impressively great
17. Trite or overused expressions 8. Concerned primarily with show or effect
20. Doubts 10. Immeasurably small
21. Ashamed or uneasy 13. Come to an end
22. With spirit or energy 15. Discordant sounds
23. Luxurious 18. To get used to something undesirable
. 19. Daydreaming
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A U I M B A N E
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C L I C H E S T I L
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O N E N R
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P U Q U A L M S A B A S H E D
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6. Spacious; roomy 2. Not spoken
9. Present but not developed or active 3. To go over extensively in the mind; ponder
11. Lacking in sense or substance 4. Support for life
12. Deep-rooted, often mutual, hatred 5. Lower leg covering
14. Implications 6. Rudely brief; abruptly
16. A deadly poison; cause of ruin 7. Extraordinary; impressively great
17. Trite or overused expressions 8. Concerned primarily with show or effect
20. Doubts 10. Immeasurably small
21. Ashamed or uneasy 13. Come to an end
22. With spirit or energy 15. Discordant sounds
23. Luxurious 18. To get used to something undesirable
. 19. Daydreaming
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5. To go over extensively in the mind; ponder 2. To get used to something undesirable
6. Support for life 3. A deadly poison; cause of ruin
7. Deep-rooted, often mutual, hatred 4. Rudely brief; abruptly
9. Outstandingly 8. Bitingly sarcastic or bitingly painful
11. Trite or overused expressions 9. Belonging to the earliest ages; ancient
13. Present but not developed or active 10. Not spoken
14. Inborn; inherently 12. Bitter hostility
16. Ashamed or uneasy 15. Luxurious
20. Come to an end 17. Ghostly
22. Lower leg covering 18. A paid position requiring little work
23. With spirit or energy 19. Doubts
. 21. Lacking in sense or substance
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5. To go over extensively in the mind; ponder 2. To get used to something undesirable
6. Support for life 3. A deadly poison; cause of ruin
7. Deep-rooted, often mutual, hatred 4. Rudely brief; abruptly
9. Outstandingly 8. Bitingly sarcastic or bitingly painful
11. Trite or overused expressions 9. Belonging to the earliest ages; ancient
13. Present but not developed or active 10. Not spoken
14. Inborn; inherently 12. Bitter hostility
16. Ashamed or uneasy 15. Luxurious
20. Come to an end 17. Ghostly
22. Lower leg covering 18. A paid position requiring little work
23. With spirit or energy 19. Doubts
. 21. Lacking in sense or substance
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1. Lacking in sense or substance 2. Bitter hostility
6. Belonging to the earliest ages; ancient 3. Not spoken
8. Extraordinary; impressively great 4. Trite or overused expressions
9. Present but not developed or active 5. To go over extensively in the mind; ponder
11. Ashamed or uneasy 7. Daydreaming
13. To get used to something undesirable 10. Short statements of truth; adages
15. Inborn; inherently 12. A deadly poison; cause of ruin
17. Ghostly 14. Concerned primarily with show or effect
18. Deep-rooted, often mutual, hatred 15. Not corresponding in character or kind
20. Doubts 16. Outstandingly
23. Immeasurably small 19. Spacious; roomy
24. Coaxed 21. Luxurious
25. A paid position requiring little work 22. Lower leg covering
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I N A N E T C
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N M P R I M E V A L L Y
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P R O D I G I O U S E C I
M L V I C
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O L A T E N T T H
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A B A S H E D P R E
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A I H I N U R E D S
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I N N A T E L Y O E H P
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N E Y R S P E C T R A L
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C E N M I T Y T E
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O C S O E
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N A Q U A L M S R M
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G P S O I I
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R A P P C N
U C U U A E
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T O T E T
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1. Lacking in sense or substance 2. Bitter hostility
6. Belonging to the earliest ages; ancient 3. Not spoken
8. Extraordinary; impressively great 4. Trite or overused expressions
9. Present but not developed or active 5. To go over extensively in the mind; ponder
11. Ashamed or uneasy 7. Daydreaming
13. To get used to something undesirable 10. Short statements of truth; adages
15. Inborn; inherently 12. A deadly poison; cause of ruin
17. Ghostly 14. Concerned primarily with show or effect
18. Deep-rooted, often mutual, hatred 15. Not corresponding in character or kind
20. Doubts 16. Outstandingly
23. Immeasurably small 19. Spacious; roomy
24. Coaxed 21. Luxurious
25. A paid position requiring little work 22. Lower leg covering
1. SDGOPRIUOI = 1. ________________________
Extraordinary; impressively great
2. NEANI = 2. ________________________
Lacking in sense or substance
3. UPELTON = 3. ________________________
Luxurious
4. LLIPRVYEAM = 4. ________________________
Belonging to the earliest ages; ancient
5. GNUNYICROIT = 5. ________________________
Not corresponding in character or kind
6. TCOIHAERLR = 6. ________________________
Concerned primarily with show or effect
7. LZSYTUEFL = 7. ________________________
With spirit or energy
8. TCATI = 8. ________________________
Not spoken
9. LYNENTIREPME = 9. ________________________
Outstandingly
10. ELIHCCS =10. ________________________
Trite or overused expressions
11. LSQUAM =11. ________________________
Doubts
12. UREIND =12. ________________________
To get used to something undesirable
13. IAOSCUPCA =13. ________________________
Spacious; roomy
14. ETCLNUAIM =14. ________________________
Come to an end
15. ACNYCHPOO =15. ________________________
Discordant sounds
1. SDGOPRIUOI = 1. PRODIGIOUS
Extraordinary; impressively great
2. NEANI = 2. INANE
Lacking in sense or substance
3. UPELTON = 3. OPULENT
Luxurious
4. LLIPRVYEAM = 4. PRIMEVALLY
Belonging to the earliest ages; ancient
5. GNUNYICROIT = 5. INCONGRUITY
Not corresponding in character or kind
6. TCOIHAERLR = 6. RHETORICAL
Concerned primarily with show or effect
7. LZSYTUEFL = 7. ZESTFULLY
With spirit or energy
8. TCATI = 8. TACIT
Not spoken
9. LYNENTIREPME = 9. PREEMINENTLY
Outstandingly
10. ELIHCCS =10. CLICHES
Trite or overused expressions
11. LSQUAM =11. QUALMS
Doubts
12. UREIND =12. INURED
To get used to something undesirable
13. IAOSCUPCA =13. CAPACIOUS
Spacious; roomy
14. ETCLNUAIM =14. CULMINATE
Come to an end
15. ACNYCHPOO =15. CACOPHONY
Discordant sounds
1. VRIEEER = 1. ________________________
Daydreaming
2. MULL = 2. ________________________
To go over extensively in the mind; ponder
3. PCOUAICSA = 3. ________________________
Spacious; roomy
4. TTACI = 4. ________________________
Not spoken
5. MLIIPEPRCYBTE = 5. ________________________
Impossible to detect with ordinary senses
6. RAIYVLELMP = 6. ________________________
Belonging to the earliest ages; ancient
7. TCIUENMAL = 7. ________________________
Come to an end
8. EILGVDNEI = 8. ________________________
Coaxed
9. NISNOSAIIUNT = 9. ________________________
Implications
10. ENINA =10. ________________________
Lacking in sense or substance
11. TAIIFMINLINES =11. ________________________
Immeasurably small
12. NCAHYPCOO =12. ________________________
Discordant sounds
13. NIIEAITNRBG =13. ________________________
Intoxicating
14. EDHAABS =14. ________________________
Ashamed or uneasy
15. TEHALOIRRC =15. ________________________
Concerned primarily with show or effect
1. VRIEEER = 1. REVERIE
Daydreaming
2. MULL = 2. MULL
To go over extensively in the mind; ponder
3. PCOUAICSA = 3. CAPACIOUS
Spacious; roomy
4. TTACI = 4. TACIT
Not spoken
5. MLIIPEPRCYBTE = 5. IMPERCEPTIBLY
Impossible to detect with ordinary senses
6. RAIYVLELMP = 6. PRIMEVALLY
Belonging to the earliest ages; ancient
7. TCIUENMAL = 7. CULMINATE
Come to an end
8. EILGVDNEI = 8. INVEIGLED
Coaxed
9. NISNOSAIIUNT = 9. INSINUATIONS
Implications
10. ENINA =10. INANE
Lacking in sense or substance
11. TAIIFMINLINES =11. INFINITESIMAL
Immeasurably small
12. NCAHYPCOO =12. CACOPHONY
Discordant sounds
13. NIIEAITNRBG =13. INEBRIATING
Intoxicating
14. EDHAABS =14. ABASHED
Ashamed or uneasy
15. TEHALOIRRC =15. RHETORICAL
Concerned primarily with show or effect
1. HLAETIOCRR = 1. ________________________
Concerned primarily with show or effect
2. NIANE = 2. ________________________
Lacking in sense or substance
3. RINUDE = 3. ________________________
To get used to something undesirable
4. BICPTEYMIERLP = 4. ________________________
Impossible to detect with ordinary senses
5. ECLHCSI = 5. ________________________
Trite or overused expressions
6. NTETAL = 6. ________________________
Present but not developed or active
7. IEIINFAINSTLM = 7. ________________________
Immeasurably small
8. UYRTCL = 8. ________________________
Rudely brief; abruptly
9. NIMIATSYO = 9. ________________________
Bitter hostility
10. ULLM =10. ________________________
To go over extensively in the mind; ponder
11. EVNILGDIE =11. ________________________
Coaxed
12. ITACT =12. ________________________
Not spoken
13. IOUENOTSTCN =13. ________________________
Quarrelsome; not getting along
14. IIOYRTNAIDSCC =14. ________________________
Peculiar
15. ENOUPTL =15. ________________________
Luxurious
1. HLAETIOCRR = 1. RHETORICAL
Concerned primarily with show or effect
2. NIANE = 2. INANE
Lacking in sense or substance
3. RINUDE = 3. INURED
To get used to something undesirable
4. BICPTEYMIERLP = 4. IMPERCEPTIBLY
Impossible to detect with ordinary senses
5. ECLHCSI = 5. CLICHES
Trite or overused expressions
6. NTETAL = 6. LATENT
Present but not developed or active
7. IEIINFAINSTLM = 7. INFINITESIMAL
Immeasurably small
8. UYRTCL = 8. CURTLY
Rudely brief; abruptly
9. NIMIATSYO = 9. ANIMOSITY
Bitter hostility
10. ULLM =10. MULL
To go over extensively in the mind; ponder
11. EVNILGDIE =11. INVEIGLED
Coaxed
12. ITACT =12. TACIT
Not spoken
13. IOUENOTSTCN =13. CONTENTIOUS
Quarrelsome; not getting along
14. IIOYRTNAIDSCC =14. IDIOSYNCRATIC
Peculiar
15. ENOUPTL =15. OPULENT
Luxurious
1. UIRNCSEE = 1. ________________________
A paid position requiring little work
2. ESTFANILMIINI = 2. ________________________
Immeasurably small
3. TNPOELU = 3. ________________________
Luxurious
4. TBNAENGIRII = 4. ________________________
Intoxicating
5. UYCRLT = 5. ________________________
Rudely brief; abruptly
6. ORYIGNUNICT = 6. ________________________
Not corresponding in character or kind
7. LUML = 7. ________________________
To go over extensively in the mind; ponder
8. SCHIELC = 8. ________________________
Trite or overused expressions
9. LHROEIARCT = 9. ________________________
Concerned primarily with show or effect
10. ERIUDN =10. ________________________
To get used to something undesirable
11. NGIEIVLED =11. ________________________
Coaxed
12. ULNMIETCA =12. ________________________
Come to an end
13. LVIRAPLEMY =13. ________________________
Belonging to the earliest ages; ancient
14. PTMRLCBIEPIEY =14. ________________________
Impossible to detect with ordinary senses
15. TALCEPSR =15. ________________________
Ghostly
1. UIRNCSEE = 1. SINECURE
A paid position requiring little work
2. ESTFANILMIINI = 2. INFINITESIMAL
Immeasurably small
3. TNPOELU = 3. OPULENT
Luxurious
4. TBNAENGIRII = 4. INEBRIATING
Intoxicating
5. UYCRLT = 5. CURTLY
Rudely brief; abruptly
6. ORYIGNUNICT = 6. INCONGRUITY
Not corresponding in character or kind
7. LUML = 7. MULL
To go over extensively in the mind; ponder
8. SCHIELC = 8. CLICHES
Trite or overused expressions
9. LHROEIARCT = 9. RHETORICAL
Concerned primarily with show or effect
10. ERIUDN =10. INURED
To get used to something undesirable
11. NGIEIVLED =11. INVEIGLED
Coaxed
12. ULNMIETCA =12. CULMINATE
Come to an end
13. LVIRAPLEMY =13. PRIMEVALLY
Belonging to the earliest ages; ancient
14. PTMRLCBIEPIEY =14. IMPERCEPTIBLY
Impossible to detect with ordinary senses
15. TALCEPSR =15. SPECTRAL
Ghostly
Bitter hostility
ANIMOSITY
Discordant sounds
CACOPHONY
Spacious; roomy
CAPACIOUS
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Trite or overused expressions
CLICHES
Come to an end
CULMINATE
Peculiar
IDIOSYNCRATIC
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Impossible to detect with
ordinary senses
IMPERCEPTIBLY
Intoxicating
INEBRIATING
Immeasurably small
INFINITESIMAL
Inborn; inherently
INNATELY
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Implications
INSINUATIONS
Coaxed
INVEIGLED
Outstandingly
PREEMINENTLY
Extraordinary; impressively
great
PRODIGIOUS
Doubts
QUALMS
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Daydreaming
REVERIE
Ghostly
SPECTRAL
Not spoken
TACIT
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With spirit or energy
ZESTFULLY