| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | frictional force occurring when surfaces set together |
1 imperscriptible 2 stiction 3 mammogenic 4 jumelle 5 inumbrate | |
| 2 | study of effects of work on humans |
1 whiskerando 2 brank 3 pervicacious 4 hypotaxis 5 ergology | |
| 3 | making of books |
1 orogenesis 2 unreeve 3 bibliopoesy 4 gymnosophy 5 cocciferous | |
| 4 | resembling or filled with water; insipid or diluted |
1 eutony 2 younker 3 waterish 4 outage 5 snath | |
| 5 | centaur; archer |
1 Parnassian 2 predacious 3 sagittary 4 arboricolous 5 saltant | |
| 6 | ensign with streamers hung from a horizontal bar |
1 aubade 2 bellonion 3 fouter 4 gonfalon 5 ferriferous | |
| 7 | sharp; shooting pain |
1 enthalpy 2 lancination 3 solacious 4 scholion 5 caparison | |
| 8 | prayer service held in early evening |
1 vespers 2 triage 3 cataplasm 4 leno 5 plantocracy | |
| 9 | emission of light caused by friction |
1 meliphagous 2 triboluminescence 3 funest 4 ethnomania 5 britska | |
| 10 | area that has retained earlier geographic conditions |
1 larboard 2 refugium 3 matutolypea 4 gatefold 5 askefise | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | theory that actions are determined by prior history; fatalism |
1 necessarianism 2 aeonian 3 countermand 4 espalier 5 philhippic | |
| 12 | tripod for a pot; metal plate to raise food from heat |
1 pancratic 2 verst 3 trivet 4 synallagmatic 5 palladian | |
| 13 | threatening |
1 cosmorama 2 teg 3 minatory 4 gastromancy 5 oculate | |
| 14 | wrinkled; shriveled |
1 geotechnics 2 writhled 3 killcrop 4 fougade 5 weasand | |
| 15 | moving or turning away from the earth |
1 carious 2 ageotropic 3 pseudomania 4 phototelegraph 5 hippophobe | |
| 16 | one who hates the clergy |
1 atactic 2 mollycoddle 3 primo 4 misoclere 5 hypercathexis | |
| 17 | burning of a heretic |
1 covinous 2 oscillograph 3 circumforaneous 4 auto-da-fe 5 paletot | |
| 18 | belief that the mind possesses inborn thoughts |
1 nativism 2 cordwainer 3 acidimeter 4 siderate 5 equivorous | |
| 19 | relating to stipends issued by a church |
1 psephitic 2 prebendal 3 furacious 4 cavicorn 5 versicular | |
| 20 | instrument for measuring growth of plants |
1 cinerious 2 turnery 3 pulpitum 4 historicism 5 auxanometer | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | to crackle; to snap; to rattle |
1 enantiosis 2 pedipulate 3 adpress 4 crepitate 5 orpiment | |
| 22 | recasting of a literary or musical work |
1 declinometer 2 synaposematism 3 mumpsimus 4 rifacimento 5 hieromancy | |
| 23 | to let out of the proper vessels; to flow out |
1 anisothenic 2 extravasate 3 plurinominal 4 glochidiate 5 physiologus | |
| 24 | free interbreeding |
1 muller 2 tach 3 factitious 4 poikilitic 5 syngamy | |
| 25 | an opium preparation |
1 cypress 2 keratometer 3 laudanum 4 dextrogyratory 5 lenify | |
| 26 | waiting in ambush |
1 lochetic 2 alforge 3 thaumaturgy 4 causimancy 5 tachyscope | |
| 27 | production of crystals |
1 devall 2 bretasche 3 crystallogenesis 4 picine 5 pedicular | |
| 28 | rising spirally and turning from right to left |
1 bordure 2 cariogenic 3 xanthareel 4 uresis 5 sinistrorse | |
| 29 | prehistoric |
1 gorget 2 selenic 3 intervallum 4 proleptical 5 theriomorph | |
| 30 | old name for decomposed basalt |
1 araphorostic 2 lollop 3 simony 4 verjuice 5 wack | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | stormy |
1 alannah 2 procellous 3 grattoir 4 retrorse 5 farad | |
| 32 | stake; pole |
1 hygrometry 2 absterge 3 stang 4 bicollateral 5 conurbation | |
| 33 | contour or outline |
1 contorno 2 flamen 3 orarian 4 setiform 5 noesis | |
| 34 | mark left on a tablecloth by a wet glass |
1 pertinacity 2 hypural 3 ferriferous 4 culicino 5 assoil | |
| 35 | study of mammals |
1 syphilology 2 mastology 3 flaught 4 geal 5 pardie | |
| 36 | case of only one buyer for products of several sellers |
1 inscenation 2 amanous 3 monopsony 4 strigiform 5 arrant | |
| 37 | instrument for measuring speed |
1 troat 2 dromometer 3 flounce 4 somnial 5 agraphia | |
| 38 | fine soft woollen fabric |
1 egoism 2 saxony 3 triplopia 4 tocophobia 5 vestiture | |
| 39 | calcareous loam used in making brick |
1 jurymast 2 malm 3 titrimetry 4 vesta 5 antibromic | |
| 40 | instrument for detecting objects in darkness |
1 attenuate 2 sematic 3 scotoscope 4 affreux 5 hederiferous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | standard-bearer; pertaining to regimental colours or flags |
1 cicisbeo 2 geniophobia 3 vexillary 4 courante 5 counterphobic | |
| 42 | line connecting points of equal density |
1 weftage 2 isopycnic 3 iracundulous 4 magnetometer 5 electrodynamometer | |
| 43 | study of paper |
1 maudlin 2 jobation 3 papyrology 4 sublate 5 trierarchy | |
| 44 | marked by extravagant and coarse satire |
1 vastate 2 seminiferous 3 pantagruelian 4 contumulation 5 prevenancy | |
| 45 | to redistill |
1 sustentacular 2 bavian 3 cohobate 4 allicient 5 pavior | |
| 46 | legal expert |
1 psychophysics 2 jurisconsult 3 womby 4 vernicose 5 Christolatry | |
| 47 | of, resembling or relating to fish |
1 ichthyic 2 prototrophic 3 exodontia 4 cockshy 5 acroamatic | |
| 48 | hanging by a rope or cord |
1 arctophily 2 funipendulous 3 snift 4 tichorrhine 5 ecthlipsis | |
| 49 | regeneration in a changed form |
1 morphallaxis 2 theorbo 3 dittology 4 senicide 5 morphology | |
| 50 | of or relating to tobacco |
1 disport 2 telergy 3 interdine 4 nicotian 5 aporia | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | worship of human beings |
1 teratogenic 2 catenarian 3 olfactology 4 anthropolatry 5 fiacre | |
| 52 | small flute used to train songbirds |
1 cabriolet 2 casemate 3 zufolo 4 skelic 5 warray | |
| 53 | eating snakes |
1 tentamen 2 ophiophagous 3 keffel 4 cytometer 5 depurate | |
| 54 | final sound of a word or syllable |
1 wergild 2 pseudologue 3 quaternity 4 oikology 5 auslaut | |
| 55 | going beyond faith |
1 delate 2 ultrafidian 3 onychoophagist 4 davenport 5 seersucker | |
| 56 | Chinese mythical animal |
1 armamentarium 2 cancrizans 3 georgic 4 pogrom 5 kylin | |
| 57 | like or containing iron |
1 timbal 2 siderose 3 serotinous 4 consilient 5 outmantle | |
| 58 | located in the area between the eyes and the nose or snout |
1 acarophobia 2 siccative 3 terraceous 4 tellurometer 5 loreal | |
| 59 | extravagantly and romantically chivalrous; idealistic |
1 quixotic 2 inhumist 3 carboy 4 absolutory 5 habiliment | |
| 60 | turning pale |
1 runology 2 accubation 3 pallescent 4 pantagruelian 5 pastern | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | feeding directly on uncombined elements |
1 suffisance 2 ferulaceous 3 owlery 4 forel 5 prototrophic | |
| 62 | narrow wooden spire on church roof |
1 anthropophagous 2 siderognost 3 parablepsis 4 cohibit 5 flŠche | |
| 63 | need |
1 titubate 2 gamidolatry 3 glyptology 4 egency 5 entasis | |
| 64 | three times per day |
1 byssaceous 2 remanet 3 aioli 4 lithology 5 terdiurnal | |
| 65 | study of religious feasts |
1 disimmure 2 stellate 3 ecclesiastry 4 geogenous 5 heortology | |
| 66 | agreement between the pope and a secular government |
1 orthography 2 knubble 3 tinction 4 paidonosology 5 concordat | |
| 67 | collection of sayings |
1 beatster 2 edaphic 3 nomothetical 4 lyrate 5 logia | |
| 68 | study of giants |
1 egestion 2 gigantology 3 rubricate 4 mackintosh 5 pulvilli | |
| 69 | rope used to haul a sail taut along a spar |
1 outhaul 2 apophasis 3 rhamphoid 4 trilemma 5 ventripotent | |
| 70 | unit of weight equal to 1/7000 of a pound |
1 quintroon 2 quaestionary 3 grain 4 bullary 5 nidicolous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | rough twilled wool |
1 tontine 2 phyllomancy 3 quirister 4 tweed 5 lugsail | |
| 72 | fear of thunder |
1 bolus 2 graphology 3 tonitrophobia 4 fumage 5 batrachophobia | |
| 73 | protrusion of an organ from the abdomen |
1 mentum 2 pediform 3 scripturient 4 eventration 5 quaternity | |
| 74 | great landed estates |
1 filiferous 2 peculation 3 spirulate 4 gemmiferous 5 latifundia | |
| 75 | swoon |
1 sacristy 2 isopsephic 3 postscenium 4 tachyscope 5 lipothymy | |
| 76 | science of rainfall |
1 dissentient 2 hyetology 3 superficies 4 ustulation 5 phrenology | |
| 77 | the act of binding; the state of being bound |
1 libertinage 2 skelic 3 densitometer 4 speleology 5 ligation | |
| 78 | branch of chemistry dealing with brewing and distilling |
1 cordovan 2 pertuse 3 lachrymiform 4 zymurgy 5 monachism | |
| 79 | loose sleeveless robes worn by Anglican bishops |
1 geniculate 2 chimere 3 clavigerous 4 formivorous 5 fatuous | |
| 80 | poor wretch; self-pitying person |
1 brachycerous 2 cassimere 3 silvicolous 4 pilgarlick 5 psammous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | divination using blood |
1 helicon 2 tegmental 3 prosyllogism 4 magirics 5 hematomancy | |
| 82 | visible; obvious |
1 phanic 2 braxy 3 naricorn 4 parabasis 5 indicia | |
| 83 | iron framework around hatchway opening |
1 trebuchet 2 aspergilliform 3 barmkin 4 cassock 5 fiddley | |
| 84 | study of whales and dolphins |
1 cetology 2 timbrology 3 resipiscence 4 chorographer 5 deodate | |
| 85 | ill-tempered; very unpleasant |
1 macrocosm 2 bilious 3 chaomandy 4 macrophobia 5 scelerat | |
| 86 | like a scale |
1 aspheterism 2 expostulate 3 squamoid 4 canard 5 bolus | |
| 87 | study of ancient fish |
1 klangfarbe 2 bottony 3 aiguille 4 palaeolimnology 5 archology | |
| 88 | divination by opening a book at random |
1 hastate 2 stereopsis 3 watchet 4 bibliomancy 5 cervelat | |
| 89 | to incorporate |
1 peroration 2 physiologus 3 incorpse 4 zanjero 5 tup | |
| 90 | turning an organ inside out |
1 paragnosis 2 gluconeogenesis 3 exstrophy 4 vermiform 5 taw | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | busybody; one keenly interested in gossip |
1 muliebrity 2 isopleth 3 zootheism 4 montane 5 quidnunc | |
| 92 | bearing sugar |
1 subfusc 2 hyphaeresis 3 bletherskate 4 microseismometer 5 sacchariferous | |
| 93 | sabre-toothed |
1 adoptionism 2 exanimate 3 machairodont 4 stipiform 5 tritical | |
| 94 | execution by deserting honey-covered person in the sun |
1 hymnal 2 scaphism 3 agnomen 4 shrive 5 eikonology | |
| 95 | worship of or belief in angels |
1 genesic 2 alar 3 upas 4 tresayle 5 angelolatry | |
| 96 | eulogistic |
1 epaenetic 2 anaclitic 3 anachoric 4 kinesics 5 catabasis | |
| 97 | the loser who wrote this damn list |
1 tocology 2 claver 3 chrisomalis 4 fluminous 5 mirador | |
| 98 | having one form or characteristics of either sex |
1 morsure 2 lucriferous 3 epicene 4 marasmus 5 whilom | |
| 99 | stupid; witless; vacant |
1 papilionaceous 2 ideogeny 3 gaumless 4 tarantism 5 mulligrubs | |
| 100 | professional whistler |
1 pygia 2 ligation 3 jersey 4 headstock 5 siffleur |