Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
1 | instrument to measure height of horses |
1 sciolism 2 hippometer 3 villiform 4 homaloidal 5 vivat | |
2 | beneath a nail or hoof |
1 subungual 2 ophiuran 3 dermographia 4 galactoid 5 lectual | |
3 | struggle |
1 wasserman 2 luctation 3 eldritch 4 zounds 5 phyllophagous | |
4 | homespun cotton cloth |
1 droguet 2 osteophyte 3 electrocardiograph 4 khaddar 5 vigneron | |
5 | maker; repairer |
1 jansky 2 wright 3 vindemiate 4 apse 5 hydropathy | |
6 | shaped like a fern or frond |
1 filiciform 2 quitclaim 3 homaloidal 4 lasting 5 nigroglobulate | |
7 | to transport objects without material agency |
1 apport 2 cenacle 3 ekistics 4 tiltmeter 5 citigrade | |
8 | hint; trace; spark |
1 seraglio 2 commorant 3 atrament 4 scintilla 5 prosodemic | |
9 | to insert between layers |
1 liturgiology 2 lysigenic 3 jardiniŠre 4 interlaminate 5 panegoism | |
10 | full of windings and turnings; undulating |
1 flexuose 2 davit 3 sacramentarianism 4 droguet 5 viaticum | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
11 | of or pertaining to fir trees or fir sap |
1 abiectic 2 sphagnology 3 rounce 4 caman 5 faldstool | |
12 | the act of strengthening with stakes |
1 palification 2 rebus 3 oxter 4 commorant 5 necrolatry | |
13 | growing on land used for grazing; of or pertaining to pastures |
1 imbrue 2 pulmonic 3 pascual 4 telega 5 mollipilose | |
14 | root-like stalk or stem of a plant |
1 abask 2 rhizome 3 pestology 4 acedia 5 frigiferous | |
15 | high and mighty; haughty |
1 dilacerate 2 toplofty 3 omophagy 4 tectonic 5 ebrious | |
16 | net or similar covering for the head; afterbirth |
1 grafology 2 ceromancy 3 cupriferous 4 acequia 5 caul | |
17 | like an old woman |
1 strapontin 2 aliphatic 3 kyrielle 4 outfling 5 anicular | |
18 | study of gestural communication |
1 ferula 2 solivagant 3 diremption 4 conglobate 5 kinesics | |
19 | study and correction of speech defects |
1 multisulcate 2 brougham 3 sarmentum 4 mirabilia 5 phoniatrics | |
20 | shrine erected in memory of a martyr |
1 chaetophorous 2 naology 3 theomancy 4 martyrium 5 facetiae | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
21 | growing of herbs and vegetables |
1 absorbefacient 2 olericulture 3 outrigger 4 leguleian 5 silage | |
22 | ion carrying both a positive and negative charge |
1 macrophobia 2 nosocomial 3 zwitterion 4 immission 5 karyokinesis | |
23 | colour-blindness with respect to blue |
1 catapedamania 2 tazza 3 pathopoeia 4 acyanopsia 5 hippomancy | |
24 | to blister |
1 vesicate 2 pyrgoidal 3 tussicular 4 dyslogia 5 elution | |
25 | ceremony |
1 rubricality 2 tufthunter 3 velocimeter 4 testamur 5 nullity | |
26 | pertaining to serpents |
1 oncostman 2 posology 3 ophic 4 yawl 5 splenial | |
27 | Hungarian dance that increases in speed |
1 distributary 2 oncometer 3 tritheism 4 filatory 5 czardas | |
28 | defense of goodness in view of the existence of evil |
1 sympatric 2 otalgia 3 numenism 4 monition 5 theodicy | |
29 | refuse from winemaking |
1 orchidaceous 2 ashlar 3 marc 4 tenebrific 5 agrypnotic | |
30 | belief that the universe consists of small indivisible particles |
1 scansorial 2 atomism 3 suffragan 4 paraphraxis 5 haslock | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
31 | instrument for measuring alcoholic strength of wine |
1 oenometer 2 theomastix 3 syllepsis 4 kenspeckle 5 perseverate | |
32 | early cinematograph |
1 odontology 2 tachyscope 3 adipsia 4 lar 5 panopticon | |
33 | omnivorousness |
1 pantophagy 2 swingometer 3 justiciar 4 overslaugh 5 knarred | |
34 | ascending; rising; curving upward |
1 daedalist 2 assurgent 3 roband 4 stoup 5 holosteric | |
35 | study of link between mental and physical processes |
1 hearsecloth 2 vagitus 3 theomancy 4 psychophysics 5 scapulomancy | |
36 | shrill; keen; shrewd |
1 bletherskate 2 tourbillon 3 batiste 4 erythrophobia 5 argute | |
37 | goldsmith's crucible |
1 volvelle 2 cruset 3 umbriferous 4 zither 5 hyponychial | |
38 | theodolite used in tracking missiles and satellites |
1 scorify 2 kinetheodolite 3 ansate 4 sept 5 chicanery | |
39 | divination by strewing meal over sacrifices |
1 zootheism 2 kurgan 3 kerygmatic 4 prosilient 5 crithomancy | |
40 | creative spirit or entity |
1 florilegium 2 fistula 3 sleech 4 gabble 5 demiurge | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
41 | granary; store of anything |
1 garner 2 adactylous 3 fimbriate 4 placoid 5 galactophagist | |
42 | censer |
1 chintz 2 thurible 3 bocking 4 broch 5 monotroch | |
43 | light helmet with nose and cheek protection |
1 burganet 2 siccative 3 terrazzo 4 sederunt 5 vibrometer | |
44 | shining out; radiant |
1 profulgent 2 stridor 3 shandry 4 cecity 5 flammeous | |
45 | general study or theory of life |
1 judogi 2 simpliste 3 biognosy 4 holland 5 electrocardiograph | |
46 | child-rearing |
1 depays‚ 2 puericulture 3 desideratum 4 avulse 5 brachiotomy | |
47 | intercalary; inserted between others |
1 fiacre 2 inkhorn 3 lubricious 4 redound 5 epagomenal | |
48 | to worsen; to depreciate |
1 pejorate 2 fermi 3 gremial 4 tetramerous 5 alvine | |
49 | a large, boisterous woman; a mannish woman; a lesbian |
1 spintherism 2 zooculture 3 vulviform 4 rounceval 5 secundogeniture | |
50 | of or pertaining to commands or leadership |
1 mandative 2 rhyton 3 antimony 4 skiagram 5 ruridecanal | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
51 | melancholy |
1 maturescent 2 vicinage 3 odontogeny 4 athymia 5 hide | |
52 | curler's broom |
1 materialism 2 besom 3 reremouse 4 stagnicolous 5 pekin | |
53 | a straight bundle of straw used for thatching |
1 yelm 2 gnomology 3 fringilliform 4 scaberulous 5 agonic | |
54 | carriage for one passenger |
1 adenoid 2 thooid 3 chromatoptometer 4 plantocracy 5 d‚sobligeante | |
55 | landscape |
1 oxygeusia 2 arrestant 3 zooculture 4 paysage 5 loricate | |
56 | study of snakes |
1 acescence 2 ophiology 3 plexure 4 lienal 5 siliciferous | |
57 | a social or literary circle |
1 hypolimnion 2 rosarian 3 coterie 4 keyline 5 solfatara | |
58 | a latch |
1 regrate 2 oleaginous 3 zollverein 4 moulinet 5 clicket | |
59 | drip; eavesdrop |
1 apricate 2 berge 3 ancistroid 4 stillicide 5 bunt | |
60 | joining together of timber |
1 lichenology 2 contignation 3 revanche 4 osmol 5 solarimeter | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
61 | covered walkway for exercises |
1 xystus 2 encomium 3 pseudology 4 statuary 5 sabbatarian | |
62 | orange-coloured, pear-shaped fruit |
1 polyphiloprogenitive 2 accipitrine 3 quince 4 bruxism 5 gegenschein | |
63 | brightly polished or varnished |
1 entozoology 2 katharometer 3 outrigger 4 vernicose 5 decoct | |
64 | reproduction of sound |
1 universalism 2 astriction 3 yerk 4 idolum 5 stereophony | |
65 | of or pertaining to pools |
1 mozzetta 2 ultramicroscope 3 lacuscular 4 guidon 5 costellate | |
66 | chaffy scale on plants |
1 ramentum 2 numenism 3 aponia 4 irruption 5 comose | |
67 | enormous pudding out of which acrobats leap |
1 allemain 2 renal 3 undinism 4 lacertilian 5 ichthyology | |
68 | evergreen; coniferous |
1 cinque-pace 2 orthotonic 3 adeciduate 4 cretaceous 5 melanochroic | |
69 | favourable to or promoting well-being |
1 barodynamics 2 miothermic 3 orotund 4 numenism 5 salubrious | |
70 | older nun in charge of disciplining younger nuns |
1 atlantes 2 pipe 3 zelatriks 4 scission 5 punk | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
71 | person who turns a roasting spit |
1 playa 2 turnspit 3 cenobite 4 reef 5 vraisemblance | |
72 | fixed tower of wood on a castle wall |
1 acoria 2 eccrinology 3 canophilist 4 splat 5 brattice | |
73 | study of worms |
1 vermeology 2 polydemic 3 exaugurate 4 scride 5 montant | |
74 | divination using salt |
1 isonomy 2 inconscient 3 halomancy 4 avital 5 anta | |
75 | old term for a person of one-quarter black ancestry |
1 phraseology 2 menticide 3 gigot 4 poromeric 5 quadroon | |
76 | mental disorder |
1 neoterism 2 brasero 3 echoism 4 thymopathy 5 ophism | |
77 | shining about or around |
1 slatternly 2 kriegspiel 3 circumfulgent 4 incommutable 5 curvet | |
78 | study of geographic distribution of animals |
1 unctuous 2 tetraptych 3 zoogeography 4 qiviut 5 doulocracy | |
79 | afterbirth |
1 secundine 2 plauditory 3 tonsorial 4 metasthenic 5 tristichous | |
80 | longingly; earnestly |
1 haptic 2 ochre 3 wistly 4 oleraceous 5 pultaceous | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
81 | wristband; small strap worn around the wrist |
1 witenagemot 2 contrail 3 anadem 4 adevism 5 wristlet | |
82 | remote; secret; hidden |
1 avizandum 2 chersonese 3 abditive 4 hypogeum 5 unguligrade | |
83 | pertaining to lay people rather than clergy |
1 cortinate 2 jabot 3 laic 4 minster 5 orchidomania | |
84 | to aid in distress |
1 bistre 2 pipe 3 quadrifid 4 succour 5 salvific | |
85 | bathing beach; open-air swimming pool |
1 caparison 2 lido 3 taw 4 lithomancy 5 agalactia | |
86 | morsel of bread to be eaten with soup |
1 quartodeciman 2 sundog 3 lumen 4 tropophyte 5 sippet | |
87 | raised turret or lantern on the top of a house |
1 padronism 2 handsel 3 juncaceous 4 belvedere 5 amphigean | |
88 | burrowing |
1 theophany 2 macrobiote 3 effodient 4 psychophysics 5 strappado | |
89 | one who is equal in rank; a companion |
1 knissomancy 2 stiction 3 compeer 4 agyiophobia 5 scarpetti | |
90 | parasitic |
1 galatea 2 traumatropism 3 millesimal 4 nidology 5 supercrescent | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
91 | overseer of a wood |
1 woodreeve 2 metromania 3 bummel 4 panivorous 5 podobromhydrosis | |
92 | belief that what ever is to happen is already fixed |
1 fulgid 2 saprophagous 3 necrographer 4 paristhimion 5 predestinarianism | |
93 | to remove the bark, husk or peel of |
1 photophile 2 onyxis 3 nobiliary 4 decorticate 5 loganamnosis | |
94 | duster or dishcloth; coarse lace or paper |
1 isogeny 2 amyous 3 subniveal 4 entryism 5 torchon | |
95 | thin sheet-like vestment |
1 pannicle 2 tiltmeter 3 ceraunograph 4 jetavator 5 totemism | |
96 | of or relating to grass; grassy |
1 chondrogenesis 2 gu‚ridon 3 leguleian 4 gramineous 5 terramara | |
97 | plain glossy silk |
1 vibrograph 2 lutestring 3 prelibation 4 corrody 5 biretta | |
98 | pincers |
1 tenaculum 2 morris 3 chiaroscuro 4 parclose 5 cosmism | |
99 | fermentation |
1 stithy 2 parastatal 3 pandemonism 4 genophobia 5 zymosis | |
100 | pathological belief that one is inhabited by an evil spirit |
1 cacodemomania 2 gamophobia 3 neoterism 4 lighterage 5 monomachy |