| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | n. Thought-transference. |
1 sociology 2 amicable 3 ogre 4 telepathy 5 sextuple | |
| 2 | adj. Having no limit or end. |
1 cession 2 regent 3 anesthetic 4 interminable 5 intrinsic | |
| 3 | adj. Having such anger and scorn as is aroused by meanness or wickedness. |
1 insurgence 2 reprieve 3 salient 4 indignant 5 abnormal | |
| 4 | n. The science of human vocal sounds. |
1 complicity 2 phonology 3 objective 4 jubilation 5 non-resident | |
| 5 | v. To show or prove to be involved in or concerned |
1 nude 2 pyromania 3 rancor 4 volant 5 implicate | |
| 6 | adj. Being more than is needed. |
1 warlike 2 superfluous 3 counterbalance 4 disallow 5 expository | |
| 7 | n. That property of matter by which a body tends to return to a former shape after being changed. |
1 elasticity 2 out-of-the-way 3 abnormal 4 retention 5 pudgy | |
| 8 | n. The shutting up of a town, a frontier, or a line of coast by hostile forces. |
1 forcible 2 success 3 blockade 4 conjecture 5 lovable | |
| 9 | n. A puzzling predicament. |
1 quandary 2 materialize 3 facility 4 temerity 5 demonstrator | |
| 10 | v. To foil or frustrate. |
1 stimulate 2 baffle 3 infallible 4 accustom 5 sensuous | |
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| 11 | v. To cover with melted fat, gravy, while cooking. |
1 accompanist 2 second-rate 3 perquisite 4 bereave 5 baste | |
| 12 | n. Uprightness of character and soundness of moral principle. |
1 ado 2 courtesy 3 demerit 4 integrity 5 complication | |
| 13 | n. Friendship. |
1 disrobe 2 decimal 3 inadvisable 4 emphasis 5 amity | |
| 14 | n. The art or skill of a workman. |
1 oakum 2 preparatory 3 parley 4 workmanship 5 blithe | |
| 15 | n. An inferior poet. |
1 permutation 2 benediction 3 amity 4 accompaniment 5 poetaster | |
| 16 | n. Any soft, gentle wind. |
1 eminent 2 surmise 3 foresee 4 zephyr 5 nunnery | |
| 17 | n. A thorny shrub much used in England for hedges. |
1 hawthorn 2 polar 3 remonstrate 4 taciturn 5 miniature | |
| 18 | n. A complete or humiliating failure. |
1 heartrending 2 precaution 3 immigrant 4 fiasco 5 ludicrous | |
| 19 | adj. Rich, sweet, and delicious. |
1 perfidy 2 exhale 3 judicial 4 capitulate 5 luscious | |
| 20 | adj. Clandestinely carried on. |
1 abdomen 2 obdurate 3 abscission 4 inconsequential 5 underhanded | |
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| 21 | v. To increase in range or scope. |
1 entail 2 insistent 3 expand 4 inland 5 polytechnic | |
| 22 | adj. Connected with the study or cultivation of plants. |
1 botanical 2 foist 3 financial 4 globose 5 cabal | |
| 23 | adj. Marking a difference. |
1 knickknack 2 duration 3 dolesome 4 diacritical 5 viceroy | |
| 24 | n. A religious zealot. |
1 wane 2 entwine 3 militate 4 fanatic 5 discreet | |
| 25 | n. A criminal or depraved person. |
1 felon 2 investigator 3 galvanize 4 disengage 5 check | |
| 26 | adj. Not full-grown. |
1 immature 2 pincers 3 absence 4 contort 5 confiscate | |
| 27 | n. One who proves in a convincing and conclusive manner. |
1 episode 2 unspeakable 3 legitimacy 4 demonstrator 5 abdomen | |
| 28 | n. The science of languages, or of the origin, history, and significance of words. |
1 linguistics 2 cursive 3 keepsake 4 salutatory 5 solar | |
| 29 | n. Sanction. |
1 nowadays 2 bulbous 3 secant 4 moonbeam 5 approbation | |
| 30 | adj. Not conformed to the ordinary rule or standard. |
1 deplore 2 abnormal 3 meliorate 4 statuesque 5 trio | |
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| 31 | v. To be an omen or warning sign of, especially of evil. |
1 forebode 2 indefensible 3 generate 4 sibilance 5 contemporaneous | |
| 32 | adj. Of or pertaining to the act of calling. |
1 vocative 2 boisterous 3 demolish 4 oral 5 depression | |
| 33 | n. Disloyalty. |
1 syllabic 2 infidelity 3 mutilate 4 savage 5 confiscate | |
| 34 | adj. That may be estimated by reckoning. |
1 disciple 2 calculable 3 incisor 4 investigator 5 acumen | |
| 35 | v. To endow with a privilege, especially with the right to vote. |
1 racy 2 leisure 3 crustacean 4 enfranchise 5 excruciate | |
| 36 | v. To give the authority of law to. |
1 legalize 2 lewd 3 inevitable 4 scoundrel 5 unconscious | |
| 37 | v. To endow with some quality, gift, or grace, usually spiritual. |
1 denominator 2 inadmissible 3 navigable 4 endue 5 reclusory | |
| 38 | v. To own. |
1 instill 2 boisterous 3 possess 4 deport 5 clarion | |
| 39 | adj. Dishonorable or disgraceful. |
1 telephony 2 refute 3 disreputable 4 relish 5 excursion | |
| 40 | v. To find and declare chargeable with crime. |
1 aggregate 2 concord 3 indict 4 perceive 5 grotesque | |
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| 41 | n. A violent and abnormal muscular contraction of the body. |
1 convulsion 2 parliament 3 rearrange 4 awry 5 microscope | |
| 42 | v. To mumble something over and over. |
1 patter 2 album 3 supplicate 4 masonry 5 preamble | |
| 43 | n. One who advocates or practices egoism. |
1 decapod 2 unavoidable 3 egoist 4 triplicate 5 juicy | |
| 44 | n. A captain of a company of one hundred infantry in the ancient Roman army. |
1 specious 2 centurion 3 expedite 4 chancery 5 cosmic | |
| 45 | adj. Affected with a whirling or swimming sensation in the head. |
1 corpulent 2 giddy 3 requisite 4 rejuvenescence 5 offhand | |
| 46 | n. Comfort in grief, trouble, or calamity. |
1 lave 2 solace 3 conduit 4 stratum 5 speculator | |
| 47 | n. A member of an ancient secret fraternity originally confined to skilled artisans. |
1 superlative 2 pediatrics 3 freemason 4 acquire 5 dissimilar | |
| 48 | n. The throwing off or back of light, heat, sound, or any form of energy that travels in waves. |
1 usurious 2 osculate 3 secretive 4 reflection 5 quantity | |
| 49 | n. A mechanical, chemical, or pathological agent of inflammation, pain, or tension. |
1 monosyllable 2 irritant 3 impugn 4 hernia 5 encyclopedia | |
| 50 | v. To behead. |
1 decapitate 2 postgraduate 3 censorious 4 frantic 5 obsequies | |
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| 51 | n. A mirror, as of metal, for reflecting light, heat, or sound in a particular direction. |
1 usurp 2 exacerbate 3 utmost 4 reflector 5 bequeath | |
| 52 | n. A microbe. |
1 bacterium 2 garrulous 3 dead-heat 4 taciturn 5 transfer | |
| 53 | adj. Precluding question or appeal. |
1 peremptory 2 liniment 3 light-hearted 4 timorous 5 mutilate | |
| 54 | n. Nothing |
1 mystic 2 devise 3 delineate 4 perfidy 5 nil | |
| 55 | n. The buttocks. |
1 somniferous 2 secant 3 nauseous 4 breech 5 instigator | |
| 56 | adj. Partially conscious. |
1 collier 2 semiconscious 3 lingo 4 reparation 5 bitterness | |
| 57 | v. To dislike or hate with intensity. |
1 penchant 2 detest 3 mystification 4 emigrate 5 tolerate | |
| 58 | v. To come into a country or region from a former habitat. |
1 altar 2 immigrate 3 immaculate 4 anode 5 personage | |
| 59 | v. To disavow any claim to, connection with, or responsibility to. |
1 disclaim 2 exonerate 3 writhe 4 furbish 5 eject | |
| 60 | adj. Offering or offered as an atonement for sin. |
1 sacrificial 2 preferment 3 anachronism 4 tenor 5 enormous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | v. To attack on all sides. |
1 beset 2 nonentity 3 interrogate 4 antipodes 5 acclaim | |
| 62 | n. A small flute. |
1 piccolo 2 jugglery 3 pantomime 4 clumsy 5 calorie | |
| 63 | n. One who or that which takes the place of a predecessor or preceding thing. |
1 morality 2 disconsolate 3 preengage 4 successor 5 impute | |
| 64 | adj. Imperceptible. |
1 hosiery 2 head first 3 transalpine 4 retrench 5 insensible | |
| 65 | n. A number or body of persons in some way associated or acting together. |
1 corps 2 defray 3 irresponsible 4 Protestant 5 possible | |
| 66 | v. To infuse. |
1 extradition 2 instill 3 epigram 4 Arthurian 5 left-handed | |
| 67 | n. The head-harness of a horse consisting of a head-stall, a bit, and the reins. |
1 undercharge 2 bridle 3 monitory 4 virtual 5 aeronautics | |
| 68 | adj. Changeable. |
1 hesitant 2 phonetic 3 deity 4 volatile 5 pudgy | |
| 69 | v. To foreordain. |
1 preordain 2 doubly 3 recrudescent 4 passible 5 disarrange | |
| 70 | n. That which does not accomplish an intended purpose. |
1 denote 2 quadrate 3 inefficiency 4 admonition 5 sagacious | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | adj. Of the nature of betrayal, treachery, or breech of allegiance. |
1 gamble 2 authenticity 3 dissolve 4 treasonable 5 adjacency | |
| 72 | n. A going or moving backward or in a reverse direction. |
1 mnemonics 2 pyromania 3 foursome 4 retrogression 5 negation | |
| 73 | v. To sail quite around. |
1 protective 2 palpable 3 gamut 4 constrict 5 circumnavigate | |
| 74 | n. The constitutional right in a chief executive of refusing to approve an enactment. |
1 impecunious 2 veto 3 maltreat 4 extinguish 5 unutterable | |
| 75 | n. The body of persons who attend a person of importance in travel or public appearance. |
1 palinode 2 antiquary 3 beatify 4 ennoble 5 retinue | |
| 76 | n. Conjecture. |
1 supposition 2 merciless 3 pillage 4 magnetize 5 symphony | |
| 77 | v. To cast off, as hair, feathers, etc. |
1 assent 2 protagonist 3 trisect 4 molt 5 expect | |
| 78 | n. One who makes an investigation. |
1 regicide 2 artful 3 doubly 4 inquisitor 5 inexorable | |
| 79 | adj. Thin, but tough and sinewy. |
1 gauge 2 precipitate 3 wiry 4 forecourt 5 penetrate | |
| 80 | v. To cause to correspond or lie in the same direction and equidistant in all parts. |
1 carouse 2 parallel 3 doubly 4 variant 5 propitious | |
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| 81 | v. To reach or go beyond. |
1 grantor 2 unbiased 3 outreach 4 photometer 5 vindicate | |
| 82 | v. To renounce (a right or privilege). |
1 grandiose 2 nil 3 infrequent 4 abnegate 5 canine | |
| 83 | n. The act of making amends, as for an injury, loss, or wrong. |
1 propagate 2 luminosity 3 reparation 4 platitude 5 conferee | |
| 84 | n. A defender. |
1 forego 2 consumption 3 ravenous 4 protector 5 promenade | |
| 85 | adj. Enfeebled, as by old age or some chronic infirmity. |
1 self-respect 2 avarice 3 decrepit 4 idealize 5 extraordinary | |
| 86 | v. To wet or moisten. |
1 account 2 ire 3 deterrent 4 imbrue 5 presumptuous | |
| 87 | n. Patient endurance or toleration of offenses. |
1 accommodate 2 sparse 3 efficacy 4 clangor 5 forbearance | |
| 88 | adj. Approachable. |
1 intermittent 2 accessible 3 subaquatic 4 extempore 5 treachery | |
| 89 | n. The place where streams meet. |
1 dutiable 2 dissatisfy 3 confluence 4 generally 5 Parisian | |
| 90 | v. To await. |
1 dendrology 2 primer 3 vestment 4 bide 5 ultimate | |
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| 91 | n. A state of mind with reference to confidence, courage, zeal, and the like. |
1 capacious 2 prevalent 3 inimical 4 enormity 5 morale | |
| 92 | adj. Moving onward quickly and heedlessly. |
1 precipitant 2 despondent 3 matrix 4 illogical 5 henchman | |
| 93 | n. A sorcerer. |
1 magician 2 irrigate 3 treacherous 4 propitious 5 aggrandize | |
| 94 | v. To make a beginning in some occupation or scheme. |
1 extremity 2 desert 3 amity 4 extensible 5 embark | |
| 95 | adj. A published notice of a death. |
1 precocious 2 powerless 3 overproduction 4 obituary 5 significant | |
| 96 | adj. Empty. |
1 propulsion 2 inoffensive 3 mnemonics 4 perspicacity 5 vacuous | |
| 97 | v. To comfort. |
1 consecutive 2 resurgent 3 evade 4 cosmography 5 console | |
| 98 | n. That which may be used to produce light. |
1 illuminant 2 conciliate 3 savor 4 illogical 5 boll | |
| 99 | v. To make a demand or repeated demands on for payment. |
1 literacy 2 indigent 3 dun 4 secondary 5 percolator | |
| 100 | adj. Clumsy. |
1 mania 2 complex 3 hypocrisy 4 ungainly 5 antiquate |