Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
1 | n. An acute epidemic disease. |
1 abut 2 cholera 3 Americanism 4 shrivel 5 replete | |
2 | n. A place for the reception or treatment of the sick. |
1 infirmary 2 viscount 3 hillock 4 cynosure 5 antiquate | |
3 | n. A narrow strip of wood. |
1 collapsible 2 batten 3 outstretch 4 wittingly 5 immense | |
4 | adj. Not residing within a given jurisdiction. |
1 non-resident 2 presentiment 3 pompous 4 outlaw 5 amplitude | |
5 | adj. Not to be conquered, subdued, or overcome. |
1 misapprehend 2 extempore 3 annalist 4 exodus 5 invincible | |
6 | adj. That may be pardoned or forgiven, a forgivable sin. |
1 venial 2 nameless 3 prehensible 4 disapprove 5 fetus | |
7 | n. An associate in wrong-doing. |
1 matrimony 2 accomplice 3 vertex 4 stingy 5 dastard | |
8 | adj. Sharp-cornered. |
1 detrude 2 frailty 3 metaphysics 4 angular 5 heathenish | |
9 | v. To unite or blend as by melting together. |
1 bowler 2 fuse 3 improvise 4 spurious 5 chateau | |
10 | n. A faint, wavering, unsteady light. |
1 mechanics 2 pedal 3 recant 4 irreducible 5 glimmer | |
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11 | n. The obstruction of a heavenly body by its entering into the shadow of another body. |
1 indefinitely 2 eclipse 3 lenient 4 baize 5 garrulous | |
12 | n. Hatred. |
1 upheave 2 enmity 3 allude 4 bosom 5 supplant | |
13 | adj. Lying or being across or in a crosswise direction. |
1 recede 2 transverse 3 Calvary 4 suggestive 5 clemency | |
14 | adj. Fixed or done capriciously. |
1 arbitrary 2 reciprocate 3 drowsy 4 pledgee 5 emblazon | |
15 | adj. Valueless. |
1 reck 2 inconsequential 3 ponderous 4 preexistence 5 metronome | |
16 | adj. Delightful to the taste or to the senses. |
1 cathode 2 forego 3 pincers 4 fortitude 5 delectable | |
17 | adj. Foreknowing. |
1 blithe 2 malcontent 3 out-of-the-way 4 equivalent 5 prescient | |
18 | v. To move or excite (the feelings or thoughts). |
1 irate 2 cant 3 physiocracy 4 toleration 5 agitate | |
19 | n. An undue display of modesty or delicacy. |
1 probation 2 impregnate 3 prudery 4 pitiable 5 cholera | |
20 | n. Change of order so that the first shall become last and the last first. |
1 dialect 2 inversion 3 remonstrant 4 appease 5 commissariat | |
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21 | adj. Of, pertaining to, or contained or carried in a vein or veins. |
1 venous 2 designate 3 assent 4 subterranean 5 resistant | |
22 | n. A hundredth of a liter. |
1 centiliter 2 connubial 3 deplore 4 technography 5 truculence | |
23 | v. To go from one country, state, or region for the purpose of settling or residing in another. |
1 waistcoat 2 lattice 3 philosophize 4 emigrate 5 slight | |
24 | v. To talk about vainly or foolishly. |
1 plenary 2 prate 3 foreordain 4 abhorrent 5 orthogonal | |
25 | adj. Indicating or expressing a cause. |
1 pastoral 2 convoy 3 causal 4 soluble 5 inborn | |
26 | adv. Genuinely. |
1 invoke 2 scribe 3 out-and-out 4 collier 5 officious | |
27 | n. A church office endowed with funds or property for the maintenance of divine service. |
1 inedible 2 benefice 3 bomb 4 interpolation 5 censorious | |
28 | n. Outside show or elegance. |
1 monarchy 2 reconstruct 3 veneer 4 stratagem 5 misrule | |
29 | n. A person who makes intelligible the speech of a foreigner by oral translation. |
1 disciple 2 expository 3 descendent 4 diffusible 5 interpreter | |
30 | n. Water saturated with salt. |
1 minion 2 brine 3 corroborate 4 overthrow 5 ought | |
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31 | adj. Neither masculine nor feminine. |
1 imprudent 2 floe 3 extensible 4 actuality 5 neuter | |
32 | v. To assail with arguments, insinuations, or accusations. |
1 deprave 2 impugn 3 probation 4 coalition 5 penurious | |
33 | n. Something peculiar to a particular art, trade, or the like. |
1 onus 2 abscess 3 underman 4 bight 5 technicality | |
34 | adj. Easily understood. |
1 peccable 2 dialect 3 illiterate 4 apparent 5 sepulcher | |
35 | n. A square of linen, silk, or other material, used as a covering for the head or neck. |
1 amalgamate 2 simulate 3 kerchief 4 electrolysis 5 amity | |
36 | n. A darting momentary local pain. |
1 equivocal 2 excursion 3 adjunct 4 promissory 5 twinge | |
37 | n. Slight sickness. |
1 ailment 2 profligacy 3 audition 4 outreach 5 domination | |
38 | n. An insane person. |
1 dislocate 2 affix 3 recurrent 4 lunatic 5 parlor | |
39 | v. To consider thoughtfully. |
1 ablution 2 perpendicular 3 tinge 4 contemplate 5 unlimited | |
40 | n. The quality of affecting the sense of smell. |
1 inference 2 pungency 3 asperity 4 systematic 5 staid | |
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41 | adj. Capable of being aliened or alienated, as lands. |
1 alienable 2 proviso 3 collegian 4 foreknowledge 5 amenable | |
42 | adj. Disheartened. |
1 later 2 despondent 3 ultimate 4 bereave 5 tyrannical | |
43 | v. To walk about |
1 acoustic 2 ambulate 3 reproduce 4 albeit 5 acreage | |
44 | n. One who or that which aids or helps, especially when regarded as subsidiary or accessory. |
1 duplex 2 discover 3 metal 4 superlative 5 auxiliary | |
45 | n. The property of combined refraction and reflection of light, resulting in smoky tints. |
1 phonic 2 officiate 3 antedate 4 impotent 5 opalescence | |
46 | adj. Capable of receiving injuries. |
1 syllabication 2 gossamer 3 superadd 4 allege 5 vulnerable | |
47 | adj. Irrevocable. |
1 excavate 2 probation 3 negligence 4 irreversible 5 harmonious | |
48 | v. To flow forth or proceed, as from some source. |
1 putrescent 2 emanate 3 entreaty 4 man-eater 5 unisonant | |
49 | v. To call into court, as a person indicted for crime, and demand whether he pleads guilty or not. |
1 outlandish 2 species 3 repellent 4 symphonic 5 arraign | |
50 | adj. Expressive of positive command, as distinguished from merely directory. |
1 arrange 2 normalcy 3 leisure 4 mandatory 5 theism | |
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51 | adj. Having several syllables, especially more than three syllables. |
1 positive 2 conquer 3 polysyllable 4 meticulous 5 absent-minded | |
52 | v. To surrender the custody of. |
1 privity 2 rebut 3 breach 4 magisterial 5 extradite | |
53 | n. An article in a periodical written by the editor and published as an official argument. |
1 prelude 2 eulogize 3 ration 4 ludicrous 5 editorial | |
54 | n. One who makes or deals in optical instruments or eye-glasses. |
1 ought 2 befriend 3 optician 4 sarcasm 5 reminiscent | |
55 | adj. Pertaining to a period of 300 years. |
1 inexperience 2 tercentenary 3 reformer 4 overthrow 5 lax | |
56 | n. Demeanor. |
1 invalidate 2 grapple 3 isochronous 4 deportment 5 cat-o-nine-tails | |
57 | n. Sorrow. |
1 participate 2 virago 3 repentance 4 grief 5 imperturbable | |
58 | n. A length of one hundredth of a meter. |
1 alternative 2 furbish 3 transmute 4 conservatory 5 centimeter | |
59 | v. To hate violently. |
1 convulsion 2 abominate 3 relent 4 derivation 5 exaggerate | |
60 | v. To cause to crinkle or curl, as the hair. |
1 fallible 2 extensible 3 pretension 4 diminution 5 frizzle | |
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61 | adj. Belonging to a corporation. |
1 beget 2 indistinct 3 cajolery 4 overshadow 5 corporate | |
62 | n. A record or statement of receipts and expenditures, or of business transactions. |
1 recapitulate 2 gaily 3 superb 4 travail 5 account | |
63 | v. To divide into three parts, especially into three equal parts. |
1 antic 2 cosmic 3 Artesian well 4 incombustible 5 trisect | |
64 | n. One who travels from house to house with an assortment of goods for retail. |
1 recur 2 discrepant 3 invalidate 4 contraposition 5 peddler | |
65 | adv. With no outward manifestation. |
1 inwardly 2 finality 3 ignoble 4 quarantine 5 foreknowledge | |
66 | adj. Governed by moral standard. |
1 conscientious 2 navel 3 apiary 4 coalescence 5 entangle | |
67 | n. A god, goddess, or divine person. |
1 kimono 2 polygamy 3 deity 4 effect 5 dialectician | |
68 | n. The demanding for the use of money as a loan, a rate of interest beyond what is allowed by law. |
1 panic 2 usury 3 ground 4 egotist 5 gestation | |
69 | adj. Pertaining to edible grain or farinaceous seeds. |
1 suffrage 2 cereal 3 alto 4 abnormal 5 pedagogue | |
70 | v. To wish joy or happiness to, especially in view of a coming event. |
1 domineer 2 diversion 3 felicitate 4 assassin 5 malaria | |
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71 | n. An earnest request. |
1 imperturbable 2 nuisance 3 negligent 4 entreaty 5 consort | |
72 | v. To put out of proper place or order. |
1 finite 2 abidance 3 inadmissible 4 neophyte 5 dislocate | |
73 | adj. Ordinary. |
1 mediocre 2 aqueous 3 cantonment 4 candor 5 terminate | |
74 | adj. Philosophical. |
1 metaphysical 2 contusion 3 gregarious 4 quadrate 5 volant | |
75 | v. To bring or hold under any overmastering influence. |
1 enthrall 2 upcast 3 ruth 4 harangue 5 check | |
76 | n. A noxious or ill-smelling exhalation from decaying or putrefying matter. |
1 effluvium 2 fumigate 3 diversity 4 palate 5 permutation | |
77 | adj. Of vast size or strength. |
1 pageant 2 sanction 3 ligament 4 Titanic 5 bosom | |
78 | adj. Physically powerful. |
1 omniscient 2 deject 3 dislocate 4 potent 5 inverse | |
79 | adj. Sarcastic and severe. |
1 expect 2 interrogate 3 caustic 4 sanguinary 5 accessory | |
80 | n. Monovalency. |
1 univalence 2 pugnacious 3 suggestive 4 symphony 5 polyglot | |
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81 | n. One's line of ancestors. |
1 cardinal 2 hinder 3 subtend 4 pedigree 5 soldier | |
82 | n. High praise. |
1 laudation 2 cynical 3 supplant 4 superintendence 5 penitential | |
83 | adj. Hurtful, morally or physically. |
1 piece 2 deleterious 3 denouement 4 deceive 5 incomplete | |
84 | n. A little lass. |
1 florist 2 lassie 3 remonstrate 4 access 5 misbehave | |
85 | adj. Habitually complaining. |
1 incipient 2 perforate 3 pentathlon 4 querulous 5 poesy | |
86 | adj. Pertaining to the later stone age. |
1 assimilate 2 temporary 3 separate 4 isothermal 5 Neolithic | |
87 | n. Dependence on charity. |
1 literal 2 lovable 3 quarantine 4 complication 5 pauperism | |
88 | adj. Easy to approach. |
1 affable 2 provincial 3 triumvir 4 brotherhood 5 inlet | |
89 | n. Royal state. |
1 submersion 2 pauper 3 kingship 4 nutritive 5 stimulus | |
90 | v. To hurry. |
1 bustle 2 cameo 3 digraph 4 renovate 5 convertible | |
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91 | n. The science that treats of plants. |
1 hibernal 2 botany 3 ruffian 4 anthology 5 query | |
92 | n. That which is restored to, relied upon, or made available for aid or support. |
1 resource 2 successor 3 obsolescence 4 whimsical 5 depositor | |
93 | v. To stretch out or expand in every direction. |
1 staid 2 Elizabethan 3 decameter 4 generalize 5 distend | |
94 | adj. Situated directly underneath. |
1 convivial 2 embark 3 subjacent 4 mythology 5 legalize | |
95 | n. The external appearance as produced by garb or costume. |
1 prescient 2 plumb 3 sufficiency 4 guise 5 sapiential | |
96 | n. One who is united with others in a league, compact, or agreement. |
1 adroit 2 query 3 subliminal 4 confederate 5 circumlocution | |
97 | adj. Prevailing among animals. |
1 purport 2 diffusion 3 epizootic 4 abhorrence 5 drudgery | |
98 | adj. Abundant. |
1 lurid 2 oaken 3 deciduous 4 rife 5 hexapod | |
99 | adj. Unsuitable for the time, place, or occasion. |
1 timbre 2 amour 3 rendezvous 4 inebriate 5 incongruous | |
100 | n. The making of dictionaries. |
1 lexicography 2 repudiate 3 chameleon 4 mesmerize 5 reversion |