| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | scimitar-shaped |
1 viverrine 2 depotentiate 3 acinaciform 4 erythraean 5 phygogalactic | |
| 2 | small feather of a bird's wing |
1 zeze 2 tectrix 3 projacient 4 monochromasy 5 rheme | |
| 3 | study of optical illusions |
1 ixiodic 2 poltroon 3 pseudoptics 4 toxicophagous 5 bluepeter | |
| 4 | a shout of many voices together |
1 olivary 2 kistvaen 3 conclamation 4 abattoir 5 angelolatry | |
| 5 | slanting line; solidus; "/" |
1 proplasm 2 codon 3 virgule 4 vadose 5 popple | |
| 6 | simultaneous; at the same time |
1 fossor 2 coteau 3 monodont 4 osmesis 5 coinstantaneous | |
| 7 | shaped like an axe |
1 nippitatum 2 securiform 3 coenaculous 4 transverberate 5 subjoin | |
| 8 | doctrine of broad liberality in religious belief and conduct |
1 annulose 2 foliform 3 maieutics 4 latitudinarianism 5 morgue | |
| 9 | female slave in a harem |
1 jitterbug 2 pseudaposematic 3 somatognosis 4 cleg 5 odalisque | |
| 10 | positively asserting; bearing the thesis; prescribed |
1 thetic 2 warden 3 psychogram 4 dentellated 5 nivial | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | bearing granules |
1 engouement 2 reginal 3 granuliferous 4 jiggumbob 5 eldritch | |
| 12 | rashly or presumptuously daring |
1 metheglin 2 provenance 3 phalacrosis 4 bilocation 5 temerarious | |
| 13 | departure |
1 ipseity 2 pyretic 3 eximious 4 tactual 5 decession | |
| 14 | a relation by marriage |
1 falsidical 2 eustatic 3 boun 4 affine 5 aesthesia | |
| 15 | control of the church by a secular ruler |
1 troilism 2 acultomancy 3 bore 4 astrogony 5 caesaropapism | |
| 16 | to hum, buzz or drone |
1 quale 2 malacophonous 3 alpenglow 4 bombilate 5 poikilitic | |
| 17 | bearing manganese |
1 manganiferous 2 symposiast 3 epanadiplosis 4 phonascus 5 geniophobia | |
| 18 | bookseller |
1 phenomenalism 2 mathemancy 3 dactylogram 4 bibliopolist 5 pasigraphy | |
| 19 | coarse homespun cloth |
1 veilleuse 2 whirret 3 conspectus 4 dentiform 5 russet | |
| 20 | flying phalanger |
1 graben 2 saburration 3 petaurist 4 xeric 5 yardarm | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | to pledge, pawn or mortgage |
1 photism 2 portatile 3 saltationism 4 gerascophobia 5 impignorate | |
| 22 | belief in ghosts |
1 ophidiophobia 2 pulvilli 3 gault 4 eidolism 5 flammiferous | |
| 23 | having no external cause |
1 cassock 2 lentitude 3 vettura 4 aeruginous 5 endogenous | |
| 24 | astronomical or geological age |
1 hyperhidrosis 2 cleithral 3 multilocation 4 reticular 5 saeculum | |
| 25 | anointing, smearing or rubbing with ointment |
1 limacine 2 whippletree 3 ocracy 4 inunction 5 concelebrate | |
| 26 | act of underlining |
1 thigmotaxis 2 anticryptic 3 inculpate 4 sublineation 5 kyle | |
| 27 | inconvenient |
1 chaptalize 2 curia 3 catastrophism 4 ablegate 5 discommodious | |
| 28 | appearing to be older than one's actual age |
1 chorepiscopal 2 zendik 3 geromorphism 4 mho 5 generalate | |
| 29 | in alchemy, substance from which the elements developed |
1 brails 2 umbo 3 cacology 4 dyschroa 5 ylem | |
| 30 | rain-meter |
1 stemson 2 quire 3 thigmotropism 4 labarum 5 pluviometer | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | eager to act as an inquisitor |
1 inquisiturient 2 synclastic 3 cozen 4 phanerosis 5 grufted | |
| 32 | divided into short lines; divided with commas |
1 muscoid 2 commatic 3 dixit 4 affranchise 5 irroration | |
| 33 | capable of being expressed |
1 leprosarium 2 revest 3 effable 4 bastinade 5 rubefy | |
| 34 | worship or reverence for saints |
1 triptych 2 fumatorium 3 pisciform 4 dysphoria 5 hagiolatry | |
| 35 | sexual pleasure |
1 scabrous 2 subdolous 3 volupty 4 nemoral 5 osmometer | |
| 36 | disembodied; separated from the body |
1 discarnate 2 serimeter 3 runnel 4 dammar 5 octarius | |
| 37 | cork |
1 quartziferous 2 fleuret 3 macrography 4 phellem 5 arboriform | |
| 38 | secret meeting of conspirators |
1 conciliabule 2 deuteroscopy 3 supra 4 concordat 5 gricer | |
| 39 | clipping of trees into imitative or fantastic shapes |
1 orchidology 2 punctal 3 pectoriloquy 4 topiary 5 trophology | |
| 40 | violet-coloured garnet |
1 autotelic 2 thaumatogeny 3 protomorphic 4 abthane 5 almandine | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | graph representing cumulative frequency |
1 bronchoscope 2 ogive 3 catadioptric 4 tenderometer 5 phanic | |
| 42 | feeding on small creatures or plants |
1 microphagous 2 crosstrees 3 remontant 4 acutorsion 5 pansexualism | |
| 43 | lattice on which trees are trained across |
1 earwig 2 espalier 3 barodynamics 4 doxographer 5 courgette | |
| 44 | sifting |
1 limnology 2 archelogy 3 cribration 4 proairesis 5 misprise | |
| 45 | the doctrine that there is a vital force behind life |
1 sanies 2 vitalism 3 pagophagia 4 eyas 5 griseous | |
| 46 | of or like a lion; rhyming last two or three syllables in a line |
1 tryma 2 ignify 3 ferrule 4 leonine 5 camerated | |
| 47 | pompous or high speech |
1 hachure 2 oast 3 misosophy 4 carpology 5 altiloquence | |
| 48 | loss of ability to move |
1 fulgour 2 jemadar 3 maffick 4 akinesia 5 metapolitics | |
| 49 | shaped like an embryo |
1 chorometry 2 perlative 3 styptic 4 embryoniform 5 woolage | |
| 50 | of or pertaining to the evening |
1 chevaline 2 vespertinal 3 mandative 4 variorum 5 pedetentous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | sloth; physical torpor |
1 photon 2 accidie 3 exclaustration 4 corbiculate 5 narcomancy | |
| 52 | of or pertaining to rattlesnakes |
1 crotaline 2 jumbal 3 bifilar 4 trahison 5 chyliferous | |
| 53 | formed with art; displaying inventive skill |
1 decarnate 2 prothonotary 3 daedal 4 anthropophagous 5 entremets | |
| 54 | vase for holding dead individual's inner organs |
1 canopus 2 flummery 3 hymeneal 4 vermeil 5 navette | |
| 55 | sheathed; having a sheath |
1 ufology 2 noctuary 3 lambent 4 verbatim 5 vaginate | |
| 56 | surplice-like vestment of a bishop or abbot |
1 deuteroscopy 2 rochet 3 casemate 4 grandisonant 5 thalweg | |
| 57 | stony material found in ruminants' stomachs |
1 strigine 2 zymosis 3 bezoar 4 micropolis 5 anocathartic | |
| 58 | paper |
1 witling 2 eftsoons 3 foul‚ 4 radicated 5 coggage | |
| 59 | combination of three letters for one sound |
1 trigraph 2 argil 3 velutinous 4 celidography 5 straticulate | |
| 60 | low-lying sandy beach |
1 sere 2 machair 3 ramus 4 breviate 5 laitance | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | underground chamber |
1 hypogeum 2 fusain 3 quant 4 agonic 5 taphrogenesis | |
| 62 | determining place by sense of touch |
1 congelation 2 topaesthesia 3 orthotomic 4 weatherboard 5 mineralogy | |
| 63 | short and light maritime cannon |
1 bonbonniŠre 2 chirm 3 carronade 4 shambolic 5 billon | |
| 64 | from whatsoever place or source |
1 panegoism 2 titanomachy 3 andiron 4 ventage 5 whencesoever | |
| 65 | loud mechanical horn |
1 semanteme 2 vaticinate 3 pelmet 4 klaxon 5 hortulan | |
| 66 | bristling |
1 locutory 2 theriac 3 aleberry 4 horrent 5 poophyte | |
| 67 | study of origins of words |
1 tonsorial 2 thearchy 3 anamorphic 4 trigonal 5 etymology | |
| 68 | natural or parental affection |
1 inumbrate 2 chesil 3 storge 4 digitigrade 5 bibliopegist | |
| 69 | beehive; area of the ear where wax collects; word-list |
1 humectation 2 novercaphobia 3 sarsenet 4 dolmen 5 alveary | |
| 70 | velvety silk, wool or cotton fabric with protruding pile |
1 panary 2 paten 3 chenille 4 delitescent 5 jumbal | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | like felt |
1 anagalactic 2 tonitruous 3 intercipient 4 pannose 5 skeletogenous | |
| 72 | fine soft sheer fabric of plain weave |
1 batiste 2 cancrine 3 anesis 4 altisonant 5 holm | |
| 73 | redundancy; use of more words than necessary |
1 celadon 2 synoecize 3 labtebricole 4 recusant 5 pleonasm | |
| 74 | location; state of being in a definite place |
1 scambling 2 ubiety 3 sawder 4 cetology 5 specious | |
| 75 | land tenure requiring religious obligations on part of tenant |
1 frankalmoign 2 catachthonian 3 saltant 4 cartulary 5 eyas | |
| 76 | rough; scurfy; harsh |
1 affiance 2 sacbrous 3 casemate 4 thearchy 5 peccable | |
| 77 | leaf-like |
1 chiaroscuro 2 phylline 3 grenadine 4 haplography 5 maledicent | |
| 78 | wild celery |
1 smallage 2 filibeg 3 tophaceous 4 noology 5 bonbonniŠre | |
| 79 | designed for sucking |
1 sugent 2 omnism 3 costive 4 alforge 5 pravity | |
| 80 | round but flattened on top and bottom |
1 connate 2 cladose 3 curiosa 4 heortology 5 obrotund | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | groove cut to receive an edge |
1 pectination 2 deliration 3 rabbet 4 projacient 5 proctology | |
| 82 | of two heraldic animals, facing one another |
1 bridewell 2 affront‚ 3 alectryomachy 4 intrados 5 aphrasia | |
| 83 | evening reception |
1 demonomancy 2 couchee 3 murine 4 filiform 5 mechanolatry | |
| 84 | room for stowing goods in a ship |
1 sorrel 2 spikenard 3 polygenous 4 whicker 5 lastage | |
| 85 | craze for going to plays |
1 caconym 2 agname 3 theatromania 4 mucilage 5 thigmotaxis | |
| 86 | living; vital |
1 actinograph 2 zoetic 3 complaisant 4 glaucous 5 eirenicon | |
| 87 | doctrine that we can know nothing beyond material phenomena |
1 agnosticism 2 lamprophony 3 wanhope 4 exenterate 5 paragnosis | |
| 88 | to reclaim for agriculture by clearing away trees |
1 spiniform 2 anbury 3 gnomonics 4 assart 5 trilith | |
| 89 | to despise; to make light of; to disparage mockingly |
1 vilipend 2 baedeker 3 intaglio 4 olio 5 urticacous | |
| 90 | thought; cogitation; cognition |
1 costive 2 algolagnia 3 hydrophobia 4 natalitial 5 mentation | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | tailor |
1 whipcat 2 countenance 3 irremeable 4 remiform 5 compeer | |
| 92 | eruption or scab on the head |
1 achor 2 selenology 3 pervicacious 4 epibole 5 obeliscolychny | |
| 93 | a slight offense or sin |
1 agraffe 2 chamfer 3 peccadillo 4 tinchel 5 salpinx | |
| 94 | helper; assistant |
1 adjutor 2 marigenous 3 pyrgeometer 4 mortiferous 5 subserve | |
| 95 | piece of coloured glass used in mosaic |
1 recondite 2 parakinesis 3 surfeit 4 smalto 5 novena | |
| 96 | skin with the wool still on it |
1 vinology 2 refectory 3 woolfell 4 wivern 5 caponier | |
| 97 | to catch; to seize |
1 dichroscope 2 deprehend 3 pharyngology 4 parciloquy 5 biotope | |
| 98 | of or pertaining to insects |
1 octastich 2 entomical 3 heyday 4 hyetal 5 bastion | |
| 99 | divination by examining mirror placed underwater |
1 catoptromancy 2 eidograph 3 stack 4 athenaeum 5 plangorous | |
| 100 | inherence; inherent existence |
1 timeous 2 triune 3 inbeing 4 agastopia 5 pornogenarian |