| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | of or relating to the adolescent period; young |
1 cuspidor 2 micropodal 3 neanic 4 psittacism 5 palaeobiology | |
| 2 | resembling a hatchet or cleaver |
1 neophobia 2 indite 3 phonautograph 4 ecardinate 5 dolabriform | |
| 3 | bright; clear; convincing |
1 cymograph 2 numenism 3 exogenous 4 turdiform 5 luculent | |
| 4 | the noise of insects |
1 fritiniency 2 diffractometer 3 mouchard 4 psychometry 5 psalmodist | |
| 5 | seaweed; kelp |
1 hodden 2 micropolis 3 pandation 4 dragoman 5 varec | |
| 6 | something, such as a drink, capable of making one forget suffering |
1 medicament 2 whodunitry 3 nepenthe 4 zampogna 5 trangam | |
| 7 | speaking four languages |
1 pomaceous 2 tessaraglot 3 amphibology 4 micrograph 5 fabaceous | |
| 8 | number consisting of two or more identical integers |
1 repunit 2 pharisaic 3 hypertrichologist 4 discommodious 5 fumage | |
| 9 | hoisting mechanism using a boom and a central post |
1 unsinew 2 stellion 3 tragedian 4 derrick 5 chock | |
| 10 | a confused sound of voices |
1 zoopery 2 quatrayle 3 babeldom 4 hypocaust 5 fabulist | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | locking of the barn after the cows have been let out |
1 anzactile 2 afterwil 3 zapateado 4 aphemia 5 kingpost | |
| 12 | soothing; lessening pain |
1 cordate 2 equilibrist 3 mendiloquence 4 diatessaron 5 paregoric | |
| 13 | anything taken to aid wakefulness |
1 agrypnotic 2 janker 3 aciniform 4 cotquean 5 phylactic | |
| 14 | science of quantity or dosage |
1 sphacelate 2 posology 3 tazza 4 senectuous 5 palabra | |
| 15 | possible in coexistence with something else |
1 comiphorous 2 scatology 3 compossible 4 prolation 5 ritornel | |
| 16 | simplistic; na‹ve |
1 simpliste 2 suppliant 3 abigail 4 phonation 5 punctilious | |
| 17 | pertaining to posteriors |
1 filatory 2 brigantine 3 cleithral 4 rhyton 5 opisthosomal | |
| 18 | belief that a group has a special kinship with an object or animal |
1 totemism 2 polygenous 3 paroemiology 4 sagittary 5 prosit | |
| 19 | laxative |
1 espiŠgle 2 balmorality 3 phenetic 4 syndetic 5 diachoretic | |
| 20 | release of drops of moisture |
1 guttation 2 periodontics 3 scarp 4 micromancy 5 obvention | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | bright or purplish red |
1 davit 2 geoid 3 clinquant 4 puniceous 5 proprioception | |
| 22 | of or pertaining to a cup; cup-shaped |
1 afterwil 2 alphonsin 3 cupulate 4 splat 5 louchettes | |
| 23 | implant in by persistent urging |
1 mandylion 2 gradualism 3 runagate 4 belemnoid 5 inculcate | |
| 24 | ground clay mixed with water |
1 mainpernor 2 pelmatogram 3 dysphagia 4 pug 5 strophosis | |
| 25 | to ravish; to violate; to rape |
1 whipstaff 2 anthropobiology 3 nodated 4 stuprate 5 aerophilately | |
| 26 | refuse; excrement |
1 mazarine 2 speluncar 3 intaglio 4 rejectamenta 5 halation | |
| 27 | female singer |
1 silesia 2 geochemistry 3 lative 4 dirigent 5 cantatrice | |
| 28 | wood laid in hold to keep cargo dry and safe |
1 fetlock 2 incanous 3 eclogue 4 ferriferous 5 dunnage | |
| 29 | lacking muscle |
1 virgate 2 correption 3 loess 4 amyous 5 atresia | |
| 30 | relating to or like a gland |
1 adenoid 2 hypsography 3 interferometer 4 pottle 5 emmew | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | church land granted to clergyman |
1 trochomancy 2 retrocede 3 suburbicarian 4 glebe 5 glissade | |
| 32 | oblique side or face of a cut gem |
1 premorse 2 bezel 3 iterum 4 contriturate 5 brochette | |
| 33 | pertaining to an early local bishop |
1 aerophore 2 ciconene 3 autocoprophagy 4 chorepiscopal 5 provenance | |
| 34 | treatise or description of feathers |
1 pterography 2 agynary 3 electrodynamometer 4 dealate 5 astragalomancy | |
| 35 | coined money |
1 mensal 2 opsonium 3 turnverein 4 specie 5 gummosity | |
| 36 | lack or loss of sense of smell |
1 irriguous 2 gibbet 3 anosmia 4 burrole 5 mesochroic | |
| 37 | whorled |
1 cupuliferous 2 verticillated 3 morsure 4 rachiometer 5 eloign | |
| 38 | desire to eat strange foods |
1 joculator 2 nosography 3 fortalice 4 theophobia 5 parorexia | |
| 39 | mass of rock solidified under earth's surface |
1 pluton 2 tercel 3 idiochromatic 4 outrigger 5 placitum | |
| 40 | narrow heraldic bar |
1 agriology 2 barrulet 3 trahison 4 hagiolatry 5 epergne | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | blackish coal-tar colour dye |
1 perruquier 2 caul 3 supernal 4 nigrosine 5 humoral | |
| 42 | blackness; dark colouring or pigmentation |
1 nigrescence 2 coctile 3 abattoir 4 dammar 5 biramous | |
| 43 | worship of spirits dwelling in all forms of nature |
1 cerated 2 vaginate 3 pandemonism 4 chanticleer 5 lockstep | |
| 44 | greenness; freshness |
1 recaption 2 collyrium 3 ontal 4 thanatosis 5 viridity | |
| 45 | freshwater duck |
1 geotechnics 2 barratry 3 widgeon 4 rigescent 5 celeste | |
| 46 | pier produced by thickening wall at one end |
1 anta 2 triumphalism 3 palanquin 4 tabor 5 abattoir | |
| 47 | tissue dying due to lack of blood flow |
1 torcula 2 fossulate 3 reremouse 4 turnspit 5 infarction | |
| 48 | flat box for protecting documents |
1 alforge 2 skippet 3 cnemis 4 cusec 5 admanuensis | |
| 49 | imaginary or false vision; hallucination |
1 postconnubial 2 pseudoblepsis 3 trophology 4 trigonometer 5 credo | |
| 50 | taking food; feeding |
1 raticide 2 cibation 3 prorogue 4 dobbin 5 oestrogenic | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | instrument for measuring length |
1 ablactation 2 knackish 3 superfuse 4 cyclosis 5 mecometer | |
| 52 | tiny |
1 stagmometer 2 hamble 3 hydromania 4 ovicide 5 minimuscular | |
| 53 | in truth; indeed |
1 forsooth 2 dendrology 3 nobilitate 4 kenophobia 5 plumigerous | |
| 54 | small two-wheeled carriage |
1 farinose 2 rhizic 3 jacent 4 brouette 5 odontoid | |
| 55 | low platform or dais |
1 poiesis 2 hebdomadally 3 chouse 4 estrade 5 m‚tier | |
| 56 | shield against rain or spray on a ship's bridge |
1 aggry 2 polysemant 3 dodger 4 treillage 5 dentiologist | |
| 57 | pathological feeble-mindedness |
1 flexion 2 stanchion 3 morosis 4 helicograph 5 topsail | |
| 58 | beam supporting boards of a floor or laths of a ceiling |
1 swarf 2 whoreson 3 joist 4 bisociation 5 paradoxology | |
| 59 | glassware made of coloured rods embedded in clear glass |
1 milleflori 2 myomancy 3 discountenance 4 astichous 5 lyceum | |
| 60 | one who bears a taper during a religious procession |
1 taperer 2 trilaminar 3 pro 4 dedans 5 tragus | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | an inhabitant of the extreme north |
1 ostrichism 2 lygophobia 3 puberulent 4 probouleutic 5 hyperborean | |
| 62 | attacking of established beliefs |
1 nanocephalous 2 iconoclasm 3 aporia 4 seisin 5 regnal | |
| 63 | killing of a woman |
1 femicide 2 paralogise 3 sautoir 4 retrocognition 5 logogram | |
| 64 | having many stars |
1 vespacide 2 stelliferous 3 calcar 4 patation 5 steatopygous | |
| 65 | stud or metal plate in sole of a shoe to prevent wear |
1 seg 2 cabas 3 zoiatrics 4 yardarm 5 pericentral | |
| 66 | unseasonable; untimely; inopportune |
1 ceriferous 2 solacious 3 cumbent 4 olivet 5 intempestive | |
| 67 | vigorous English dance performed by costumed men |
1 bulliform 2 cataphract 3 pavis 4 orobathymetric 5 morris | |
| 68 | of one colour |
1 thixotropy 2 monochroic 3 ribibe 4 ahull 5 lative | |
| 69 | divination using numbers |
1 cotquean 2 fumosity 3 autarchy 4 vituperation 5 arithmancy | |
| 70 | science of nutrition |
1 stentorian 2 agomphosis 3 kenophobia 4 homograph 5 threpsology | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | system of Chinese meditational exercises |
1 foudroyant 2 qigong 3 bisulcate 4 fabiform 5 cervisial | |
| 72 | with what |
1 delope 2 syndicalism 3 hymeneal 4 wherewith 5 stylobate | |
| 73 | type of solid plastic |
1 prepense 2 garner 3 medianic 4 bakelite 5 chalcotriptics | |
| 74 | elephantiasis |
1 bellarmine 2 trigonal 3 tyriasis 4 phrenesis 5 goldenrod | |
| 75 | of or relating to the lungs |
1 lemma 2 pulmonic 3 indiscerptible 4 internecine 5 metempsychosis | |
| 76 | opposition or resistance |
1 discission 2 phraseology 3 hamulus 4 deracinate 5 antiperistasis | |
| 77 | to dry up |
1 mortise 2 noctiflorous 3 septimal 4 exsiccate 5 osmometer | |
| 78 | fraudulent |
1 bloomery 2 nychthemeron 3 stegnosis 4 laryngoscope 5 covinous | |
| 79 | study of hair and its disorders |
1 fodient 2 trichology 3 vilipend 4 aeropleustic 5 bombosity | |
| 80 | birthday ode |
1 burke 2 woolbird 3 potation 4 genethliacon 5 bordereau | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | to cause or affect with gangrene or mortification |
1 warble 2 indite 3 sphacelate 4 janker 5 tonus | |
| 82 | conducive to health or well-being |
1 salutiferous 2 condign 3 microbarograph 4 xiphophyllous 5 posigrade | |
| 83 | intense desire to run away from home |
1 iconolagny 2 quilling 3 drapetomania 4 didact 5 mucroniform | |
| 84 | tending to produce laughter |
1 eleemosynary 2 gelogenic 3 yuke 4 clupeoid 5 potatory | |
| 85 | medicated cloth used to treat fever |
1 stupe 2 effluvium 3 inferiae 4 versal 5 domett | |
| 86 | to mutilate a dog by cutting of the balls of its feet |
1 punctatim 2 overslaugh 3 museology 4 apprompt 5 hamble | |
| 87 | experimentation on animals |
1 sphenoid 2 gasconade 3 tectrix 4 saburration 5 zoopery | |
| 88 | tailless |
1 kalyptra 2 stillion 3 circumvolution 4 ecaudate 5 prolicide | |
| 89 | spiked; spikelike |
1 spicate 2 querulous 3 muleteer 4 palfrey 5 fourchette | |
| 90 | series of lines all rhyming together |
1 tachistoscope 2 juvenescent 3 retinoid 4 parse 5 monorhyme | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | sense of smell |
1 dromomania 2 carpology 3 firkin 4 domett 5 osphresis | |
| 92 | divination by watching cats' movements |
1 hoplite 2 prodrome 3 ailuromancy 4 fistuliform 5 boggart | |
| 93 | promoting growth of the body |
1 struthious 2 isorithm 3 somatotrophic 4 speculum 5 cheverel | |
| 94 | the chin |
1 lunette 2 pav‚ 3 pabouche 4 mentum 5 charivari | |
| 95 | of a blackish colour |
1 philematology 2 nigricant 3 tapotement 4 credence 5 triturate | |
| 96 | recovery of one's breath; restoration of breath |
1 rolly 2 anapnea 3 aeriform 4 bathymeter 5 calefacient | |
| 97 | brain disease transmitted by cannibalism |
1 lincrusta 2 kuru 3 currycomb 4 papulation 5 bodge | |
| 98 | to a high degree; exceedingly; at full speed |
1 amain 2 redivivus 3 primatology 4 philotherianism 5 psychogram | |
| 99 | potent in a very high degree |
1 batrachophobia 2 poecilonym 3 deliration 4 prepotent 5 hodometry | |
| 100 | pile or ridge of ice |
1 deglutition 2 casuistry 3 hummock 4 brigandine 5 mull |