Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
1 | n. A gross infringement of morality or decency. |
1 outrage 2 gyroscope 3 lingua 4 brevity 5 imbibe | |
2 | v. To render of no further effect. |
1 nurture 2 edict 3 repeal 4 surcharge 5 simile | |
3 | v. To offer to another for acceptance. |
1 inoffensive 2 proffer 3 offshoot 4 leeward 5 imminent | |
4 | v. To manage badly, improperly, or unskillfully. |
1 alabaster 2 mismanage 3 jargon 4 qualify 5 undercharge | |
5 | n. A figure having many angles. |
1 treachery 2 suppressible 3 script 4 polygon 5 similitude | |
6 | n. A member of one of the three tribes that dwelt in the land of Canaan, or western Palestine. |
1 intoxicate 2 autumnal 3 liable 4 Canaanite 5 abominate | |
7 | adj. Efficient. |
1 patrimony 2 effectual 3 overreach 4 transferable 5 transpire | |
8 | n. Any small portion or meager allowance. |
1 solicitude 2 pittance 3 fallacious 4 denote 5 enthuse | |
9 | adj. Urgent. |
1 motley 2 convalescence 3 insistent 4 botanical 5 resplendent | |
10 | n. A high or topmost point, as a mountain-peak. |
1 irradiance 2 pinnacle 3 brevity 4 immature 5 complacence | |
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11 | adj. Walking about. |
1 introductory 2 provincial 3 peripatetic 4 auriferous 5 curator | |
12 | adj. Capable of being dissolved, as in a fluid. |
1 inexplicable 2 flora 3 comprehension 4 hydromechanics 5 soluble | |
13 | adj. Producing coagulation. |
1 adhere 2 respite 3 coagulant 4 cameo 5 gratification | |
14 | adj. Cheap, unwilling to spend money. |
1 aggress 2 stingy 3 genealogy 4 incandescence 5 befriend | |
15 | n. A minute vessel having walls composed of a single layer of cells. |
1 introductory 2 capillary 3 altercate 4 heretic 5 disyllable | |
16 | n. Extensive knowledge of literature, history, language, etc. |
1 iridescence 2 erudition 3 possessive 4 diffusible 5 hanger-on | |
17 | v. To reject. |
1 intemperance 2 paragon 3 promoter 4 encroach 5 discard | |
18 | n. A coarse, heavy shoe. |
1 instantaneous 2 caret 3 brogan 4 timorous 5 excavate | |
19 | n. A young deer. |
1 fawn 2 stimulate 3 writing 4 revoke 5 perigee | |
20 | n. The practice of receiving and entertaining strangers and guests with kindness. |
1 pyx 2 undeceive 3 relent 4 hospitality 5 physiography | |
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21 | n. A fictitious reason or motive. |
1 confessor 2 suave 3 pretext 4 jaundice 5 inscribe | |
22 | adj. Spherical. |
1 recreant 2 expediency 3 globular 4 subvert 5 beatify | |
23 | adj. Not assured of safety. |
1 rendezvous 2 allay 3 insecure 4 umbrage 5 pertinent | |
24 | n. Anything unnaturally huge or distorted. |
1 left-handed 2 surmise 3 forbearance 4 monstrosity 5 nonchalance | |
25 | adj. Said in a preceding part or before. |
1 persuade 2 supplant 3 aforesaid 4 infinite 5 vivisection | |
26 | adj. Of or pertaining to cooking or the kitchen. |
1 culinary 2 verify 3 determination 4 sanguineous 5 occlude | |
27 | adj. Serving or tending to force. |
1 abidance 2 coercive 3 compulsion 4 severance 5 aeronautics | |
28 | adj. Apt to omit what ought to be done. |
1 acid 2 equilibrium 3 negligent 4 sanguineous 5 parallelism | |
29 | adj. Suitable for the purpose and circumstances. |
1 pillage 2 presumption 3 guinea 4 appropriate 5 exigent | |
30 | n. Something overdue and unpaid. |
1 principal 2 arrear 3 bethink 4 deflect 5 infusion | |
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31 | v. To start back as in dismay, loathing, or dread. |
1 onset 2 recoil 3 accessory 4 pertinent 5 inedible | |
32 | v. To deprive of weapons. |
1 matrimony 2 alderman 3 sacrificial 4 asperity 5 disarm | |
33 | adj. Suitable to be eaten. |
1 impermissible 2 definite 3 corpulent 4 impliable 5 edible | |
34 | n. Cheerful willingness. |
1 presentient 2 galvanic 3 rebuff 4 ebullient 5 alacrity | |
35 | v. To come down voluntarily to equal terms with inferiors. |
1 enlighten 2 insecure 3 condescend 4 contusion 5 influence | |
36 | n. The act or process of coming together so as to form one body, combination, or product. |
1 imbibe 2 acetate 3 coalescence 4 indistinct 5 impervious | |
37 | v. To spend. |
1 undulate 2 mechanics 3 indigestion 4 adroit 5 expend | |
38 | n. A sour substance. |
1 animate 2 jovial 3 acid 4 auburn 5 troublesome | |
39 | n. One skilled in or occupied with financial affairs or operations. |
1 financier 2 expense 3 critique 4 rescind 5 transferable | |
40 | adj. Prone to pillaging. |
1 florid 2 subaquatic 3 depositor 4 predatory 5 regent | |
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41 | adj. Peculiar to some specified country or people. |
1 endemic 2 idealize 3 apparition 4 inexpedient 5 biograph | |
42 | adj. Servilely following another's behests. |
1 wrest 2 subservient 3 intangible 4 diplomatist 5 pentagram | |
43 | adj. Harshly pungent or bitter. |
1 theology 2 prim 3 acrid 4 unique 5 poesy | |
44 | adj. Having a propensity for falling in love. |
1 amorous 2 stigma 3 Christ 4 static 5 achromatic | |
45 | n. A very wide-angled photographic lens. |
1 vie 2 congest 3 modulate 4 debut 5 pantoscope | |
46 | n. Modernized Latin. |
1 adamant 2 hale 3 bureau 4 henpeck 5 neo-Latin | |
47 | n. A related group of words containing a subject and a predicate and expressing a complete thought. |
1 guise 2 compulsory 3 defamation 4 gamester 5 sentence | |
48 | v. To keep close watch. |
1 impetus 2 buttress 3 neutral 4 espy 5 tack | |
49 | adj. Strained to stiffness. |
1 component 2 despond 3 freshness 4 evoke 5 tense | |
50 | adj. Pertaining to teaching. |
1 gullible 2 didactic 3 feminine 4 conscious 5 augur | |
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51 | n. The face, countenance, or look of a person. |
1 monitory 2 evanescent 3 misrepresent 4 gesture 5 visage | |
52 | adv. Not in sympathy with or desiring to associate with others. |
1 preestablish 2 aloof 3 decorous 4 profession 5 atrocity | |
53 | v. To cause to incline and approach nearer together. |
1 converge 2 manliness 3 commingle 4 intoxicate 5 anew | |
54 | adj. Given to excess in eating. |
1 chronology 2 gluttonous 3 provident 4 aqueous 5 autobiography | |
55 | adj. Idiotic |
1 fatuous 2 venison 3 ridicule 4 parentage 5 querulous | |
56 | v. To abolish, repeal. |
1 benediction 2 arrangement 3 biography 4 triple 5 abrogate | |
57 | adj. Bewildered. |
1 encyclopedia 2 separatist 3 frantic 4 maintain 5 distraught | |
58 | n. Greediness. |
1 calorie 2 ointment 3 deleterious 4 disconnect 5 avidity | |
59 | adj. Having or exercising the power of resistance. |
1 triumvir 2 preference 3 lyre 4 abeyance 5 resistive | |
60 | v. To introduce or strive to introduce new things. |
1 indescribable 2 concede 3 innovate 4 efficacious 5 seminary | |
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61 | n. That part of the world where Christianity is generally professed. |
1 hypodermic 2 stiletto 3 medial 4 lawgiver 5 Christendom | |
62 | adj. Roving or wandering, as in search of adventure or opportunity for gallant deeds. |
1 gaily 2 errant 3 ridicule 4 precedential 5 reinstate | |
63 | n. The state or condition of being joined together. |
1 stratagem 2 possess 3 nefarious 4 conjugation 5 corrosive | |
64 | n. Anything made of clay and baked in a kiln or dried in the sun. |
1 panel 2 ductile 3 juggle 4 earthenware 5 redundance | |
65 | n. A retraction. |
1 palinode 2 dissatisfy 3 oddity 4 acumen 5 idealize | |
66 | n. An occupant. |
1 hemorrhoids 2 torrid 3 likely 4 tenant 5 abyss | |
67 | adj. Affected with anemia. |
1 vociferate 2 anemic 3 aghast 4 fabricate 5 vocative | |
68 | adj. Of, pertaining to, or involving an accusation. |
1 enfranchise 2 hydrous 3 accusatory 4 cede 5 plagiarism | |
69 | adj. Exceedingly small in extent or quantity. |
1 concordance 2 insolent 3 emeritus 4 minute 5 frigid | |
70 | adj. Awkward or slow. |
1 dutiful 2 inapt 3 maxim 4 liquor 5 imminence | |
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71 | n. Direction and management. |
1 receptive 2 misapprehend 3 insistence 4 transferable 5 superintendence | |
72 | v. To bring out more clearly the facts concerning. |
1 macadamize 2 Sybarite 3 necromancer 4 elucidate 5 pharmacy | |
73 | n. That which binds objects together. |
1 ligament 2 workmanlike 3 finale 4 actionable 5 encore | |
74 | n. An officer whose duty it is to assess taxes. |
1 recruit 2 versatile 3 extension 4 divagation 5 assessor | |
75 | n. The exertion of opposite effort or effect. |
1 cant 2 reestablish 3 sympathetic 4 resistance 5 junction | |
76 | n. The act of turning or directing inward, physically or mentally. |
1 hinder 2 introversion 3 scholastic 4 dauntless 5 hindrance | |
77 | adj. Divinely sweet, fragrant, or delicious. |
1 perfidy 2 ambrosial 3 primeval 4 recede 5 physicist | |
78 | adj. Remote from the sea. |
1 inland 2 ichthyology 3 aver 4 estimable 5 decalogue | |
79 | adj. Pertaining or peculiar to a mother or to motherhood. |
1 nude 2 covert 3 maternal 4 extraneous 5 diffidence | |
80 | n. The cultivation of trees or shrubs. |
1 arboriculture 2 subsequent 3 symphonic 4 oratory 5 partition | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
81 | adj. Having no essential relation to a subject. |
1 extraneous 2 bridle 3 indolence 4 conceive 5 repentance | |
82 | n. The unreasonable pursuit of one idea. |
1 populous 2 monomania 3 insensible 4 retrench 5 rife | |
83 | n. Any calling or occupation involving special mental or other special disciplines. |
1 abbess 2 profession 3 fledgling 4 rancor 5 diplomat | |
84 | n. An instrument that registers graphically and continuously the atmospheric pressure. |
1 afire 2 geology 3 barograph 4 finite 5 instigator | |
85 | adj. Coarse or thick in nature or structure, as opposed to thin or fine. |
1 crass 2 lapse 3 terminal 4 altruist 5 inflammable | |
86 | adj. Sickening or insipid. |
1 conjugal 2 mawkish 3 auricular 4 moderation 5 imbroglio | |
87 | n. A lyric poem lamenting the dead. |
1 altercate 2 coincide 3 elegy 4 crag 5 bolster | |
88 | n. A person or thing of very remarkable gifts or qualities. |
1 prodigy 2 anonymous 3 extenuate 4 chivalry 5 ponder | |
89 | n. A brief account of some interesting event or incident. |
1 insignificant 2 illusory 3 scholastic 4 anecdote 5 alter | |
90 | adj. Not predictable. |
1 stellar 2 contingent 3 cajolery 4 syllabic 5 endear | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
91 | adj. Not genuine. |
1 transitory 2 enjoin 3 interact 4 systematic 5 spurious | |
92 | v. To pervade. |
1 recruit 2 permeate 3 docket 4 ambitious 5 accessory | |
93 | n. A foot-covering made of soft leather or buckskin. |
1 allay 2 subtend 3 moccasin 4 debut 5 outlandish | |
94 | v. To make widely or generally known. |
1 parish 2 blazon 3 foresail 4 monetary 5 confident | |
95 | v. To designate by word or mark. |
1 immortalize 2 declarative 3 denote 4 adjuration 5 reactionary | |
96 | n. Confirmation. |
1 corroboration 2 kinsfolk 3 prediction 4 stigma 5 abscess | |
97 | v. To stick together. |
1 accost 2 inconsequential 3 factious 4 cohere 5 grandeur | |
98 | n. A sheet of paper folded once, or of a size adapted to folding once. |
1 descry 2 sepulcher 3 folio 4 insistence 5 tantamount | |
99 | n. Premeditation. |
1 furrier 2 preemption 3 lethargy 4 versatile 5 forethought | |
100 | adj. Resisting all attempts to reduce volume by pressure. |
1 incidentally 2 liberalism 3 postscript 4 incompressible 5 residue |