Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
1 | basin-shaped |
1 stalactiform 2 suppedaneum 3 pelviform 4 meconomancy 5 swallet | |
2 | having had unfulfilled ambition; failing to achieve expectation |
1 delactation 2 solidum 3 esculent 4 retrovert 5 manqu‚ | |
3 | to call down by prayer; to curse; to invoke evil on |
1 vulsella 2 separatrix 3 imprecate 4 mazurka 5 pentagamist | |
4 | cotton and wool blend |
1 woolsey 2 mirific 3 nuncupate 4 hora 5 aubin | |
5 | pig-iron used as ballast in ship's hold |
1 ophiophagous 2 octamerous 3 peavey 4 albicant 5 kentledge | |
6 | ambassador |
1 peltastiform 2 ordonnance 3 elchee 4 aggerose 5 ziti | |
7 | rainy; of or pertaining to rainfall |
1 fulgural 2 hyetal 3 schw„rmerei 4 gastrosopher 5 solarism | |
8 | musicians employed to play on ceremonial occasions |
1 pother 2 helicon 3 anisothenic 4 waits 5 fretum | |
9 | frame; pedestal |
1 oose 2 moresco 3 postament 4 scyphiform 5 triticeous | |
10 | old woollen cloth |
1 ignavia 2 notabilia 3 loxodromy 4 deracinate 5 drap-de-Berry | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
11 | bald |
1 excarnate 2 calvous 3 fossorial 4 awn 5 intenible | |
12 | shaped like a depression or pit |
1 clysmian 2 hipped 3 libidinist 4 nepheloid 5 foveiform | |
13 | presence in multiple places at one time |
1 selenoscope 2 pluripresence 3 grain 4 rheotaxis 5 accidentalism | |
14 | hinged painting with three panels |
1 triptych 2 convicinity 3 jade 4 claque 5 kirking | |
15 | early pear |
1 jargonelle 2 feliform 3 psychognosy 4 therblig 5 tubulure | |
16 | theory that total material explanation is impossible |
1 neovitalism 2 plagium 3 gasconism 4 latration 5 tentigo | |
17 | instrument for measuring pressure of a current |
1 sympiesometer 2 stereochromy 3 intermure 4 thermantidote 5 telarian | |
18 | polygon with nine sides |
1 enneagon 2 hegumene 3 auscultation 4 phyllophagous 5 sideroscope | |
19 | one who is initiated into mysteries |
1 mnesic 2 sympatric 3 punctule 4 sastruga 5 epopt | |
20 | to criticize beyond sphere of one's knowledge |
1 ultracrepidate 2 intussusception 3 bailivate 4 neuropsychology 5 hyetometrograph | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
21 | shaped like a platter |
1 olivary 2 susurrate 3 opinable 4 scutellate 5 tropism | |
22 | of or relating to Lent; lasting forty days |
1 panaceist 2 trireme 3 satinet 4 tabellion 5 quadragesimal | |
23 | of equal value |
1 hematology 2 wive 3 acerous 4 isorropic 5 inbeing | |
24 | defense and proof of Christianity or other doctrine |
1 antistrophe 2 apologetics 3 parablepsis 4 curtilage 5 naology | |
25 | broken off; steep; abrupt |
1 wortle 2 biobibliography 3 smeddum 4 prerupt 5 solacious | |
26 | newly born child |
1 tentamen 2 angary 3 neonate 4 anthorism 5 louvre | |
27 | forbidden things |
1 catogenic 2 vetanda 3 seric 4 rejoinder 5 nestitherapy | |
28 | small can or drinking vessel |
1 cannikin 2 acroteleutic 3 placet 4 mizzen 5 alphitomancy | |
29 | relating to the power of mothers |
1 lipomatosis 2 elance 3 dolichocephalic 4 matripotestal 5 renal | |
30 | instrument for measuring and viewing the retina |
1 retinoscope 2 verricule 3 unction 4 fossorial 5 negrophobia | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
31 | communicate motion to; cause |
1 supersensible 2 furnicular 3 batrachophobia 4 mozzetta 5 actuate | |
32 | shaped like a fan |
1 wroth 2 flabelliform 3 dramaturgy 4 passepied 5 endarchy | |
33 | ballet dancer who dances only in groups |
1 figurant 2 chronobiology 3 baculum 4 panopticon 5 voussoir | |
34 | sail on the mast nearest the stern of a square-rigged ship |
1 technopole 2 spanker 3 ophiasis 4 dyslogia 5 platitudinarian | |
35 | lasting effect on memory |
1 dol 2 temperative 3 tetralemma 4 engram 5 cockloft | |
36 | bronze lustre |
1 turtleback 2 blauwbok 3 schiller 4 occamy 5 rete | |
37 | act of squirming along a smooth-walled narrow passage |
1 aitchbone 2 eutexia 3 reptation 4 amorce 5 macrography | |
38 | gross flattery; nonsense |
1 skippet 2 prurient 3 flapdoodle 4 saurophagous 5 ostiolate | |
39 | of a gloomy or surly disposition; sardonic |
1 saturnine 2 forfend 3 punctal 4 inopinate 5 marcidity | |
40 | flowering late |
1 ultimogeniture 2 serotinous 3 technonomy 4 sinistration 5 evanish | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
41 | shaped like an upsilon |
1 urbanist 2 ypsiliform 3 flumen 4 alopecia 5 catogenic | |
42 | a set of ornaments or jewels |
1 succentor 2 lanate 3 parure 4 metrology 5 aegilops | |
43 | to congeal; to cause to set |
1 acceptilation 2 pectize 3 unasinous 4 dispone 5 almuce | |
44 | relating to lakes |
1 pushful 2 coercimeter 3 incivism 4 barbigerous 5 lacustrine | |
45 | about; around |
1 zibeline 2 circiter 3 anadromous 4 simpliste 5 titivate | |
46 | plug in the mouthpiece of a wind instrument |
1 coronagraph 2 jobation 3 fipple 4 concent 5 uranophobia | |
47 | apparatus of which one end rises as the other sinks |
1 coalize 2 bodement 3 hesternal 4 bascule 5 miasma | |
48 | deposit from hot springs; iron dross |
1 supersolid 2 pollard 3 sinter 4 zymotic 5 zootechnics | |
49 | unruly; unmanageable; perverse; obstinate |
1 zoonosis 2 ingurgitate 3 trypanocide 4 refractory 5 zetetic | |
50 | to improve or ameliorate |
1 delenda 2 dodger 3 bonify 4 ichnite 5 minuend | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
51 | anthology of passages used in learning languages |
1 arboricolous 2 chrestomathy 3 fimicolous 4 anemology 5 waldflute | |
52 | floor-covering of fitted wooden blocks |
1 trochlear 2 teasel 3 excrementitial 4 parquet 5 berline | |
53 | poetic |
1 Parnassian 2 malleation 3 adenology 4 koan 5 vendition | |
54 | dissection of animals; comparative anatomy |
1 misotheism 2 zootomy 3 advert 4 lienal 5 peignoir | |
55 | money or provisions for journey; Eucharist for a dying person |
1 dwile 2 jalouse 3 thlipsis 4 viaticum 5 ukase | |
56 | lacking two syllables from end of a line of verse |
1 brachycatalectic 2 xerophytic 3 interjaculate 4 pavis 5 nonage | |
57 | coarsely looped or nubby fabric |
1 morbilliform 2 thereon 3 jackstay 4 calender 5 poodle | |
58 | shaped like a funnel |
1 choanoid 2 narcose 3 spinney 4 periodontics 5 glandiferous | |
59 | without money; penniless |
1 bindle 2 reremouse 3 intercolline 4 impecunious 5 parasuicide | |
60 | publisher's emblem or inscription in a book |
1 eccaleobion 2 miniaceous 3 phlegmatic 4 colophon 5 hodometry | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
61 | to bound about wildly |
1 pellicule 2 lollop 3 nepotal 4 abattoir 5 cupuliferous | |
62 | extraction of teeth |
1 zoocephalic 2 crepance 3 umbriferous 4 exodontia 5 aerophilately | |
63 | formation of cells |
1 cytogenesis 2 vendible 3 surah 4 hoy 5 tranect | |
64 | placing of major organs and bodily functions in the head |
1 rebatement 2 ratihabition 3 cephaligation 4 synizesis 5 handlist | |
65 | to moisten; to cause to become moist |
1 ammeter 2 humect 3 whelky 4 indulgence 5 prolocutor | |
66 | greedy; covetous |
1 pleonectic 2 interdigitate 3 obtruncate 4 trierarchy 5 muriated | |
67 | instrument for recording pulse |
1 pheon 2 sphygmograph 3 zanze 4 forestay 5 pelage | |
68 | church official in charge of vessels and the sacristy |
1 gonfalonier 2 gigue 3 aborning 4 posigrade 5 sacristan | |
69 | animal with separated toes |
1 fissiped 2 vicereine 3 subungual 4 hippodamist 5 pomiferous | |
70 | science of pure being; the nature of things |
1 ontology 2 monoideism 3 inscenation 4 linonophobia 5 nostopathy | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
71 | a cool walk; cool or shady place |
1 hydrometeorology 2 frescade 3 turrical 4 inculcate 5 quaternity | |
72 | shaped like a girdle or ring |
1 coaptation 2 cingular 3 spirograph 4 jocoserious 5 scriptorium | |
73 | movement of plants towards sunlight |
1 diffident 2 quantulum 3 pastose 4 heliotropism 5 canities | |
74 | sawdust and other wood waste used as industrial filler |
1 pyrography 2 strahl 3 woodmeal 4 agalloch 5 plurinominal | |
75 | stairs from upper deck of ship to lower deck |
1 theocentrism 2 paromoeon 3 younker 4 eirenicon 5 companionway | |
76 | bearing, containing or infested with worms |
1 xylomancy 2 pandect 3 cruciferous 4 obit 5 vermigerous | |
77 | to discontinue meetings of a group without dissolving it |
1 lectrice 2 pyrogenous 3 cloison 4 prorogue 5 postconnubial | |
78 | subject to or having strong sexual desires |
1 scabious 2 typography 3 lacertiform 4 positivism 5 blissom | |
79 | lamentation; grief |
1 pycnosis 2 wayment 3 hierography 4 vorticity 5 fossorial | |
80 | blacking; ink; black dye |
1 lipothymy 2 crinoline 3 atrament 4 scarfskin 5 elance | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
81 | of or relating to the hare |
1 avicide 2 leporine 3 monocerous 4 chronostichon 5 evirate | |
82 | to pamper; to indulge |
1 geothermometer 2 mammiferous 3 comprecation 4 cocker 5 bonification | |
83 | small metal cup |
1 dilettante 2 venery 3 sententia 4 pannikin 5 clevis | |
84 | place of prayer; oratory |
1 waterman 2 achloropsia 3 fanfaron 4 percaline 5 proseuche | |
85 | relating to wading birds |
1 siderization 2 tombola 3 grallatory 4 chevon 5 hitherside | |
86 | cutting down on; reduction in amount of |
1 verst 2 accrementition 3 absorptiometer 4 slipe 5 retrenchment | |
87 | periodic gathering to evaluate readiness of men for combat |
1 atrous 2 parvis 3 internuncio 4 bubonalgia 5 wapenshaw | |
88 | incoherence |
1 totemism 2 lampion 3 monochroic 4 pararthria 5 retable | |
89 | on this or the near side of a bridge |
1 oscillometer 2 cispontine 3 cucurbit 4 hermeneutic 5 exanimate | |
90 | quandary with four alternatives |
1 tetralemma 2 mirific 3 mnemon 4 farouche 5 rhizophagous | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
91 | local; confined to one region |
1 indumentum 2 aglet 3 agrypnia 4 hominiform 5 parochial | |
92 | study of motion of heat |
1 thermokinematics 2 postliminary 3 maxixe 4 sematography 5 telary | |
93 | of or pertaining to hops |
1 dree 2 gallimaufry 3 lupulic 4 cancrizans 5 geomorphogeny | |
94 | like or resembling a womb |
1 jordan 2 hysteroid 3 gladiate 4 parergon 5 narial | |
95 | forgetfulness; forgetting |
1 ceramography 2 squamate 3 scree 4 oblivescence 5 herbose | |
96 | work done while the boss is watching |
1 cantillate 2 eyeservice 3 misology 4 denehole 5 matricular | |
97 | substance or person who kills wasps |
1 dentirostral 2 vespacide 3 psychogony 4 stegophilist 5 enounce | |
98 | divination using a crystal globe |
1 crystalomancy 2 scepsis 3 frugivorous 4 polyopia 5 arrosive | |
99 | having large feet |
1 inquiline 2 beblubbered 3 pluriparous 4 harrier 5 sciapodous | |
100 | grouped |
1 agminate 2 solipsism 3 precatory 4 forestay 5 alforge |