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1. abbot n. The superior of a community of of the body.

monks. 17. abnegate v. To renounce (a right or


privilege).
2. abdicate v. To give up (royal power or the
like). 18. abnormal adj. Not conformed to the
ordinary
3. abdomen n. In mammals, the visceral cavity
rule or standard.
between the diaphragm and the pelvic floor;
19. abominable adj. Very hateful.
the belly.
20. abominate v. To hate violently.
4. abdominal n. Of, pertaining to, or situated on
21. abomination n. A very detestable act or
the abdomen.
practice.
5. abduction n. A carrying away of a person
22. aboriginal adj. Primitive; unsophisticated.
against his will, or illegally.
23. aborigines n. The original of earliest known
6. abed adv. In bed; on a bed.
inhabitants of a country.
7. aberration n. Deviation from a right,
24. above-board adv. & adj. Without
customary, or prescribed course.
concealment, fraud, or trickery.
8. abet v. To aid, promote, or encourage the
25. abrade v. To wear away the surface or some
commission of (an offense).
part of by friction.
9. abeyance n. A state of suspension or
26. abrasion n. That which is rubbed off.
temporary inaction.
27. abridge v. To make shorter in words,
10. abhorrence n. The act of detesting
keeping
extremely.
the essential features, leaning out minor
11. abhorrent adj. Very repugnant; hateful.
particles.
12. abidance n. An abiding.
28. abridgment n. A condensed form as of a
13. abject adj. Sunk to a low condition.
book
14. abjure v. To recant, renounce, repudiate
or play.
under
29. abrogate v. To abolish, repeal.
oath.
30. abrupt adj. Beginning, ending, or changing
15. able-bodied adj. Competent for physical
suddenly or with a break.
service.
31. abscess n. A Collection of pus in a cavity
16. ablution n. A washing or cleansing,
especially formed within some tissue of the body.
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32. abscission n. The act of cutting off, as in a treatment.

surgical operation. 47. abut v. To touch at the end or boundary


line.
33. abscond v. To depart suddenly and secretly,
as 48. abyss n. Bottomless gulf.

for the purpose of escaping arrest. 49. academic adj. Of or pertaining to an


academy,
34. absence n. The fact of not being present or
college, or university.
available.
50. academician n. A member of an academy of
35. absent-minded adj. Lacking in attention to
literature, art, or science.
immediate surroundings or business.
51. academy n. Any institution where the higher
36. absolution n. Forgiveness, or passing over of
branches of learning are taught.
offenses.
52. accede v. To agree.
37. absolve v. To free from sin or its penalties.
53. accelerate v. To move faster.
38. absorb v. To drink in or suck up, as a sponge
54. accept v. To take when offered.
absorbs water.
55. access n. A way of approach or entrance;
39. absorption n. The act or process of
absorbing. passage.

40. abstain v. To keep oneself back (from doing 56. accessible adj. Approachable.
or
57. accession n. Induction or elevation, as to
using something).
dignity, office, or government.
41. abstemious adj. Characterized by self denial
58. accessory n. A person or thing that aids the
or
principal agent.
abstinence, as in the use of drink, food.
59. acclaim v. To utter with a shout.
42. abstinence n. Self denial.
60. accommodate v. To furnish something as a
43. abstruse adj. Dealing with matters difficult
to kindness or favor.
be understood. 61. accompaniment n. A subordinate part or
parts,
44. absurd adj. Inconsistent with reason or
enriching or supporting the leading part.
common sense.
62. accompanist n. One who or that which
45. abundant adj. Plentiful.
accompanies.
46. abusive adj. Employing harsh words or ill
63. accompany v. To go with, or be associated
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with, as a companion. 80. acetate n. A salt of acetic acid.

64. accomplice n. An associate in wrong-doing. 81. acetic adj. Of, pertaining to, or of the nature
of
65. accomplish v. To bring to pass.
vinegar.
66. accordion n. A portable free-reed musical
82. ache v. To be in pain or distress.
instrument.
83. Achillean adj. Invulnerable.
67. accost v. To speak to.
84. achromatic adj. Colorless,
68. account n. A record or statement of receipts
85. acid n. A sour substance.
and expenditures, or of business transactions.
86. acidify v. To change into acid.
69. accouter v. To dress.
87. acknowledge v. To recognize; to admit the
70. accredit v. To give credit or authority to.
genuineness or validity of.
71. accumulate v. To become greater in
quantity 88. acknowledgment n. Recognition.

or number. 89. acme n. The highest point, or summit.

72. accuracy n. Exactness. 90. acoustic adj. Pertaining to the act or sense
of
73. accurate adj. Conforming exactly to truth or
to hearing.

a standard. 91. acquaint v. To make familiar or conversant.

74. accursed adj. Doomed to evil, misery, or 92. acquiesce v. To comply; submit.

misfortune. 93. acquiescence n. Passive consent.

75. accusation n. A charge of crime, 94. acquire v. To get as one's own.


misdemeanor,
95. acquisition n. Anything gained, or made
or error. one's

76. accusatory adj. Of, pertaining to, or own, usually by effort or labor.
involving
96. acquit v. To free or clear, as from
an accusation. accusation.

77. accuse v. To charge with wrong doing, 97. acquittal n. A discharge from accusation by

misconduct, or error. judicial action.

78. accustom v. To make familiar by use. 98. acquittance n. Release or discharge from

79. acerbity n. Sourness, with bitterness and indebtedness, obligation, or responsibility.

astringency. 99. acreage n. Quantity or extent of land,


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especially of cultivated land. 116. adhesion n. The state of being

100. acrid adj. Harshly pungent or bitter. attached or joined.

101. acrimonious adj. Full of bitterness. 117. adieu inter. Good-by; farewell.

102. acrimony n. Sharpness or bitterness of 118. adjacency n. The state of being

speech or temper. adjacent.

103. actionable adj. Affording cause for 119. adjacent n. That which is near or

instituting an action, as trespass, slanderous bordering upon.

words. 120. adjudge v. To award or bestow by

104. actuality n. Any reality. formal decision.

105. actuary n. An officer, as of an 121. adjunct n. Something joined to or

insurance company, who calculates and states connected with another thing, but holding a

the risks and premiums. subordinate place.

106. actuate v. To move or incite to action. 122. adjuration n. A vehement appeal.

107. acumen n. Quickness of intellectual 123. adjutant adj. Auxiliary.

insight, or discernment; keenness of 124. administrator n. One who manages

discrimination. affairs of any kind.

108. acute adj. Having fine and penetrating 125. admissible adj. Having the right or

discernment. privilege of entry.

109. adamant n. Any substance of 126. admittance n. Entrance, or the right or

exceeding hardness or impenetrability. permission to enter.

110. addendum n. Something added, or to 127. admonish v. To warn of a fault.

be added. 128. admonition n. Gentle reproof.

111. addle v. To make inefficient or 129. ado n. unnecessary activity or

worthless; muddle. ceremony.

112. adduce v. To bring forward or name for 130. adoration n. Profound devotion.

consideration. 131. adroit adj. Having skill in the use of the

113. adhere v. To stick fast or together. bodily or mental powers.

114. adherence n. Attachment. 132. adulterant n. An adulterating

115. adherent adj. Clinging or sticking fast. substance.


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133. adulterate v. To make impure by the 149. affect v. To act upon

admixture of other or baser ingredients. 150. affectation n. A studied or

134. adumbrate v. To represent ostentatious pretense or attempt.

beforehand in outline or by emblem. 151. affiliate n. Some auxiliary person or

135. advent n. The coming or arrival, as of thing.

any important change, event, state, or 152. affirmative adj. Answering yes; to a

personage. question at issue.

136. adverse adj. Opposing or opposed. 153. affix v. To fasten.

137. adversity n. Misfortune. 154. affluence n. A profuse or abundant

138. advert v. To refer incidentally. supply of riches.

139. advertiser n. One who advertises, 155. affront n. An open insult or indignity.

especially in newspapers. 156. afire adv. & adj. On fire, literally or

140. advisory adj. Not mandatory. figuratively.

141. advocacy n. The act of pleading a 157. afoot adv. In progress.

cause. 158. aforesaid adj. Said in a preceding part

142. advocate n. One who pleads the cause or before.

of another, as in a legal or ecclesiastical court. 159. afresh adv. Once more, after rest or

143. aerial adj. Of, pertaining to, or like the interval.

air. 160. afterthought n. A thought that comes

144. aeronaut n. One who navigates the air, later than its appropriate or expected time.

a balloonist. 161. agglomerate v. To pile or heap

145. aeronautics n. the art or practice of together.

flying aircraft 162. aggrandize v. To cause to appear

146. aerostat n. A balloon or other greatly.

apparatus floating in or sustained by the air. 163. aggravate v. To make heavier, worse,

147. aerostatics n. The branch of or more burdensome.

pneumatics that treats of the equilibrium, 164. aggravation n. The fact of being made

pressure, and mechanical properties. heavier or more heinous, as a crime , offense,

148. affable adj. Easy to approach. misfortune, etc.


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165. aggregate n. The entire number, sum, 182. alchemy n. Chemistry of the middle

mass, or quantity of something. ages, characterized by the pursuit of changing

166. aggress v. To make the first attack. base metals to gold.

167. aggression n. An unprovoked attack. 183. alcohol n. A volatile, inflammable,

168. aggrieve v. To give grief or sorrow to. colorless liquid of a penetrating odor and

169. aghast adj. Struck with terror and burning taste.

amazement. 184. alcoholism n. A condition resulting

170. agile adj. Able to move or act quickly, from the inordinate or persistent use of

physically, or mentally. alcoholic beverages.

171. agitate v. To move or excite (the 185. alcove n. A covered recess connected

feelings or thoughts). with or at the side of a larger room.

172. agrarian adj. Pertaining to land, 186. alder n. Any shrub or small tree of the

especially agricultural land. genus Alumnus, of the oak family.

173. aide-de-camp n. An officer who 187. alderman n. A member of a municipal

receives and transmits the orders of the legislative body, who usually exercises also

general. certain judicial functions.

174. ailment n. Slight sickness. 188. aldermanship n. The dignity,

175. airy adj. Delicate, ethereal. condition, office, or term of office of an

176. akin adj. Of similar nature or qualities. alderman.

177. alabaster n. A white or delicately 189. alias n. An assumed name.

tinted fine-grained gypsum. 190. alien n. One who owes allegiance to a

178. alacrity n. Cheerful willingness. foreign government.

179. albeit conj. Even though. 191. alienable adj. Capable of being aliened

180. albino n. A person with milky white or alienated, as lands.

skin and hair, and eyes with bright red pupil 192. alienate v. To cause to turn away.

and usually pink iris. 193. alienation n. Estrangement.

181. album n. A book whose leaves are so 194. aliment n. That which nourishes.

made to form paper frames for holding 195. alkali n. Anything that will neutralize

photographs or the like. an acid, as lime, magnesia, etc.


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196. allay v. To calm the violence or reduce desiring to associate with others.

the intensity of; mitigate. 210. altar n. Any raised place or structure

197. allege v. To assert to be true, especially on which sacrifices may be offered or incense

in a formal manner, as in court. burned.

198. allegory n. The setting forth of a 211. alter v. To make change in.

subject under the guise of another subject of 212. alteration n. Change or modification.

aptly suggestive likeness. 213. altercate v. To contend angrily or

199. alleviate v. To make less burdensome zealously in words.

or less hard to bear. 214. alternate n. One chosen to act in place

200. alley n. A narrow street, garden path, of another, in case of the absence or incapacity

walk, or the like. of that other.

201. alliance n. Any combination or union 215. alternative n. Something that may or

for some common purpose. must exist, be taken or chosen, or done instead

202. allot v. To assign a definite thing or of something else.

part to a certain person. 216. altitude n. Vertical distance or

203. allotment n. Portion. elevation above any point or base-level, as the

204. allude v. To refer incidentally, or by sea.

suggestion. 217. alto n. The lowest or deepest female

205. allusion n. An indirect and incidental voice or part.

reference to something without definite 218. altruism n. Benevolence to others on

mention of it. subordination to self-interest.

206. alluvion n. Flood. 219. altruist n. One who advocates or

207. ally n. A person or thing connected practices altruism.

with another, usually in some relation of 220. amalgam n. An alloy or union of

helpfulness. mercury with another metal.

208. almanac n. A series of tables giving the 221. amalgamate v. To mix or blend

days of the week together with certain together in a homogeneous body.

astronomical information. 222. amateur adj. Practicing an art or

209. aloof adv. Not in sympathy with or occupation for the love of it, but not as a
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profession. 238. amour n. A love-affair, especially one

223. amatory adj. Designed to excite love. of an illicit nature.

224. ambidextrous adj. Having the ability of 239. ampere n. The practical unit of

using both hands with equal skill or ease. electric-current strength.

225. ambiguous adj. Having a double 240. ampersand n. The character &; and.

meaning. 241. amphibious adj. Living both on land

226. ambitious adj. Eagerly desirous and and in water.

aspiring. 242. amphitheater n. An edifice of elliptical

227. ambrosial adj. Divinely sweet, shape, constructed about a central open space

fragrant, or delicious. or arena.

228. ambulance n. A vehicle fitted for 243. amplitude n. Largeness.

conveying the sick and wounded. 244. amply adv. Sufficiently.

229. ambulate v. To walk about 245. amputate v. To remove by cutting, as a

230. ambush n. The act or state of lying limb or some portion of the body.

concealed for the purpose of surprising or 246. amusement n. Diversion.

attacking the enemy. 247. anachronism n. Anything occurring or

231. ameliorate v. To relieve, as from pain existing out of its proper time.

or hardship 248. anagram n. The letters of a word or

232. amenable adj. Willing and ready to phrase so transposed as to make a different

submit. word or phrase.

233. Americanism n. A peculiar sense in 249. analogous adj. Corresponding (to

which an English word or phrase is used in the some other) in certain respects, as in form,

United States. proportion, relations.

234. amicable adj. Done in a friendly spirit. 250. analogy n. Reasoning in which from

235. amity n. Friendship. certain and known relations or resemblance

236. amorous adj. Having a propensity for others are formed.

falling in love. 251. analyst n. One who analyzes or makes

237. amorphous adj. Without determinate use of the analytical method.

shape. 252. analyze v. To examine minutely or


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critically. criticism or censure.

253. anarchy n. Absence or utter disregard 269. animadvert v. To pass criticism or

of government. censure.

254. anathema n. Anything forbidden, as by 270. animalcule n. An animal of microscopic

social usage. smallness.

255. anatomy n. That branch of 271. animate v. To make alive.

morphology which treats of the structure of 272. animosity n. Hatred.

organisms. 273. annalist n. Historian.

256. ancestry n. One's ancestors 274. annals n. A record of events in their

collectively. chronological order, year by year.

257. anecdote n. A brief account of some 275. annex v. To add or affix at the end.

interesting event or incident. 276. annihilate v. To destroy absolutely.

258. anemia n. Deficiency of blood or red 277. annotate v. To make explanatory or

corpuscles. critical notes on or upon.

259. anemic adj. Affected with anemia. 278. annual adj. Occurring every year.

260. anemometer n. An instrument for 279. annuity n. An annual allowance,

measuring the force or velocity of wind. payment, or income.

261. anesthetic adj. Pertaining to or 280. annunciation n. Proclamation.

producing loss of sensation. 281. anode n. The point where or path by

262. anew adv. Once more. which a voltaic current enters an electrolyte or

263. angelic adj. Saintly. the like.

264. Anglophobia n. Hatred or dread of 282. anonymous adj. Of unknown

England or of what is English. authorship.

265. Anglo-Saxon n. The entire English race 283. antagonism n. Mutual opposition or

wherever found, as in Europe, the United resistance of counteracting forces, principles,

States, or India. or persons.

266. angular adj. Sharp-cornered. 284. Antarctic adj. Pertaining to the south

267. anhydrous adj. Withered. pole or the regions near it.

268. animadversion n. The utterance of 285. ante v. In the game of poker, to put up
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a stake before the cards are dealt. 301. Antichrist n. Any opponent or enemy

286. antecede v. To precede. of Christ, whether a person or a power.

287. antecedent n. One who or that which 302. anticlimax n. A gradual or sudden

precedes or goes before, as in time, place, decrease in the importance or impressiveness

rank, order, or causality. of what is said.

288. antechamber n. A waiting room for 303. anticyclone n. An atmospheric

those who seek audience. condition of high central pressure, with

289. antedate v. To assign or affix a date to currents flowing outward.

earlier than the actual one. 304. antidote n. Anything that will

290. antediluvian adj. Of or pertaining to counteract or remove the effects of poison,

the times, things, events before the great flood disease, or the like.

in the days of Noah. 305. antilogy n. Inconsistency or

291. antemeridian adj. Before noon. contradiction in terms or ideas.

292. antemundane adj. Pertaining to time 306. antipathize v. To show or feel a feeling

before the world's creation. of antagonism, aversion, or dislike.

293. antenatal adj. Occurring or existing 307. antiphon n. A response or alteration of

before birth. responses, generally musical.

294. anterior adj. Prior. 308. antiphony n. An anthem or other

295. anteroom n. A room situated before composition sung responsively.

and opening into another, usually larger. 309. antipodes n. A place or region on the

296. anthology n. A collection of extracts opposite side of the earth.

from the writings of various authors. 310. antiquary n. One who collects and

297. anthracite n. Hard coal. examines old things, as coins, books, medals,

298. anthropology n. The science of man in weapons, etc.

general. 311. antiquate v. To make old or out of

299. anthropomorphous adj. Having or date.

resembling human form. 312. antique adj. Pertaining to ancient

300. antic n. A grotesque, ludicrous, or times.

fantastic action. 313. antiseptic n. Anything that destroys or


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restrains the growth of putrefactive 328. apostate adj. False.
microorganisms.
329. apostle n. Any messenger
314. antislavery adj. Opposed to human
commissioned by or as by divine authority.
slavery.
330. apothecary n. One who keeps drugs
315. antispasmodic adj. Tending to prevent
for sale and puts up prescriptions.
or relieve non-inflammatory spasmodic
331. apotheosis n. Deification.
affections.
332. appall v. To fill with dismay or horror.
316. antistrophe n. The inversion of terms
333. apparent adj. Easily understood.
in successive classes, as in "the home of joy and
334. apparition n. Ghost.
the joy of home".
335. appease v. To soothe by quieting anger
317. antitoxin n. A substance which
or indignation.
neutralizes the poisonous products of
336. appellate adj. Capable of being
microorganisms.
appealed to.
318. antonym n. A word directly opposed to
337. appellation n. The name or title by
another in meaning.
which a particular person, class, or thing is
319. anxious adj. Distressed in mind
called.
respecting some uncertain matter.
338. append v. To add or attach, as
320. apathy n. Insensibility to emotion or
something accessory, subordinate, or
passionate feeling.
supplementary.
321. aperture n. Hole.
339. appertain v. To belong, as by right,
322. apex n. The highest point, as of a
fitness, association, classification, possession,
mountain.
or natural relation.
323. aphorism n. Proverb.
340. apposite adj. Appropriate.
324. apiary n. A place where bees are kept.
341. apposition n. The act of placing side by
325. apogee n. The climax.
side, together, or in contact.
326. apology n. A disclaimer of intentional
342. appraise v. To estimate the money
error or offense.
value of.
327. apostasy n. A total departure from
343. appreciable adj. Capable of being
one's faith or religion.
discerned by the senses or intellect.
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344. apprehend v. To make a prisoner of (a 358. arcade n. A vaulted passageway or

person) in the name of the law. street; a roofed passageway having shops, etc.,

345. apprehensible adj. Capable of being opening from it.

conceived. 359. archaic adj. Antiquated

346. approbation n. Sanction. 360. archaism n. Obsolescence.

347. appropriate adj. Suitable for the 361. archangel n. An angel of high rank.

purpose and circumstances. 362. archbishop n. The chief of the bishops

348. aqueduct n. A water-conduit, of an ecclesiastical province in the Greek,

particularly one for supplying a community Roman, and Anglican church.

from a distance. 363. archdeacon n. A high official

349. aqueous adj. Of, pertaining to, or administrator of the affairs of a diocese.

containing water. 364. archaeology n. The branch of

350. arbiter n. One chosen or appointed, by anthropology concerned with the systematic

mutual consent of parties in dispute, to decide investigation of the relics of man.

matters. 365. archetype n. A prototype.

351. arbitrary adj. Fixed or done 366. archipelago n. Any large body of water

capriciously. studded with islands, or the islands collectively

352. arbitrate v. To act or give judgment as themselves.

umpire. 367. ardent adj. Burning with passion.

353. arbor n. A tree. 368. ardor n. Intensity of passion or

354. arboreal adj. Of or pertaining to a tree affection.

or trees. 369. arid adj. Very dry.

355. arborescent adj. Having the nature of 370. aristocracy n. A hereditary nobility

a tree. 371. aristocrat n. A hereditary noble or one

356. arboretum n. A botanical garden or nearly connected with nobility.

place devoted to the cultivation of trees or 372. armada n. A fleet of war-vessels.

shrubs. 373. armful n. As much as can be held in the

357. arboriculture n. The cultivation of arm or arms.

trees or shrubs. 374. armory n. An arsenal.


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375. aroma n. An agreeable odor. 391. ascent n. A rising, soaring, or climbing.

376. arraign v. To call into court, as a person 392. ascetic adj. Given to severe self-denial

indicted for crime, and demand whether he and practicing excessive abstinence and

pleads guilty or not. devotion.

377. arrange v. To put in definite or proper 393. ascribe v. To assign as a quality or

order. attribute.

378. arrangement n. The act of putting in 394. asexual adj. Having no distinct sexual

proper order, or the state of being put in order. organs.

379. arrant adj. Notoriously bad. 395. ashen adj. Pale.

380. arrear n. Something overdue and 396. askance adv. With a side or indirect

unpaid. glance or meaning.

381. arrival n. A coming to stopping-place 397. asperity n. Harshness or roughness of

or destination. temper.

382. arrogant adj. Unduly or excessively 398. aspirant n. One who seeks earnestly,

proud, as of wealth, station, learning, etc. as for advancement, honors, place.

383. arrogate v. To take, demand, or claim, 399. aspiration n. An earnest wish for that

especially presumptuously or without reasons which is above one's present reach.

or grounds. 400. aspire v. To have an earnest desire,

384. Artesian well n. A very deep bored wish, or longing, as for something high and

well. water rises due to underground pressure good, not yet attained.

385. artful adj. Characterized by craft or 401. assailant n. One who attacks.

cunning. 402. assassin n. One who kills, or tries to kill,

386. Arthurian adj. Pertaining to King treacherously or secretly.

Arthur, the real or legendary hero of British 403. assassinate v. To kill, as by surprise or

poetic story. secret assault, especially the killing of some

387. artifice n. Trickery. eminent person.

388. artless adj. Ingenuous. 404. assassination n. Murderer, as by secret

389. ascendant adj. Dominant. assault or treachery.

390. ascension n. The act of rising. 405. assay n. The chemical analysis or
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testing of an alloy ore. 420. athirst adj. Wanting water.

406. assent v. To express agreement with a 421. athwart adv. From side to side.

statement or matter of opinion. 422. atomizer n. An apparatus for reducing

407. assess v. To determine the amount of a liquid to a fine spray, as for disinfection,

(a tax or other sum to be paid). inhalation, etc.

408. assessor n. An officer whose duty it is 423. atone v. To make amends for.

to assess taxes. 424. atonement n. Amends, reparation, or

409. assets n. pl. Property in general, expiation made from wrong or injury.

regarded as applicable to the payment of 425. atrocious adj. Outrageously or

debts. wantonly wicked, criminal, vile, or cruel.

410. assiduous adj. Diligent. 426. atrocity n. Great cruelty or reckless

411. assignee n. One who is appointed to wickedness.

act for another in the management of certain 427. attache n. A subordinate member of a

property and interests. diplomatic embassy.

412. assimilate v. To adapt. 428. attest v. To certify as accurate,

413. assonance n. Resemblance or genuine, or true.

correspondence in sound. 429. attorney-general n. The chief lawofficer of


a government.
414. assonant adj. Having resemblance of
430. auburn adj. Reddish-brown, said
sound.
usually of the hair.
415. assonate v. To accord in sound,
431. audacious adj. Fearless.
especially vowel sound.
432. audible adj. Loud enough to be heard.
416. assuage v. To cause to be less harsh,
433. audition n. The act or sensation of
violent, or severe, as excitement, appetite,
hearing.
pain, or disease.
434. auditory adj. Of or pertaining to
417. astringent adj. Harsh in disposition or
hearing or the organs or sense of hearing.
character.
435. augment v. To make bigger.
418. astute adj. Keen in discernment.
436. augur v. To predict.
419. atheism n. The denial of the existence
437. Augustinian adj. Pertaining to St.
of God.
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Augustine, his doctrines, or the religious orders actions are or appear to be involuntary or

called after him. mechanical.

438. aura n. Pervasive psychic influence 453. autonomous adj. Self-governing.

supposed to emanate from persons 454. autonomy n. Self-government.

439. aural adj. Of or pertaining to the ear. 455. autopsy n. The examination of a dead

440. auricle n. One of the two chambers of body by dissection to ascertain the cause of

the heart which receives the blood from the death.

veins. 456. autumnal adj. Of or pertaining to

441. auricular adj. Of or pertaining to the autumn.

ear, its auricle, or the sense of hearing. 457. auxiliary n. One who or that which aids

442. auriferous adj. Containing gold. or helps, especially when regarded as

443. aurora n. A luminous phenomenon in subsidiary or accessory.

the upper regions of the atmosphere. 458. avalanche n. The fall or sliding of a

444. auspice n. favoring, protecting, or mass of snow or ice down a mountain-slope,

propitious influence or guidance. often bearing with it rock.

445. austere adj. Severely simple; 459. avarice n. Passion for getting and

unadorned. keeping riches.

446. autarchy n. Unrestricted power. 460. aver v. To assert as a fact.

447. authentic adj. Of undisputed origin. 461. averse adj. Reluctant.

448. authenticity n. The state or quality of 462. aversion n. A mental condition of fixed

being genuine, or of the origin and authorship opposition to or dislike of some particular

claimed. thing.

449. autobiography n. The story of one's life 463. avert v. To turn away or aside.

written by himself. 464. aviary n. A spacious cage or enclosure

450. autocracy n. Absolute government. in which live birds are kept.

451. autocrat n. Any one who claims or 465. avidity n. Greediness.

wields unrestricted or undisputed authority or 466. avocation n. Diversion.

influence. 467. avow v. To declare openly.

452. automaton n. Any living being whose 468. awaken v. To arouse, as emotion,
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interest, or the like. atmospheric pressure.

469. awry adv. & adj. Out of the proper 486. barometer n. An instrument for

form, direction, or position. indicating the atmospheric pressure per unit of

470. aye adv. An expression of assent. surface.

471. azalea n. A flowering shrub. 487. barring prep. Apart from.

472. azure n. The color of the sky. 488. baritone adj. Having a register higher

473. Baconian adj. Of or pertaining to Lord than bass and lower than tenor.

Bacon or his system of philosophy. 489. bask v. To make warm by genial heat.

474. bacterium n. A microbe. 490. bass adj. Low in tone or compass.

475. badger v. To pester. 491. baste v. To cover with melted fat,

476. baffle v. To foil or frustrate. gravy, while cooking.

477. bailiff n. An officer of court having 492. baton n. An official staff borne either

custody of prisoners under arraignment. as a weapon or as an emblem of authority or

478. baize n. A single-colored napped privilege.

woolen fabric used for table-covers, curtains, 493. battalion n. A body of infantry

etc. composed of two or more companies, forming

479. bale n. A large package prepared for a part of a regiment.

transportation or storage. 494. batten n. A narrow strip of wood.

480. baleful adj. Malignant. 495. batter n. A thick liquid mixture of two

481. ballad n. Any popular narrative poem, or more materials beaten together, to be used

often with epic subject and usually in lyric in cookery.

form. 496. bauble n. A trinket.

482. balsam n. A medical preparation, 497. bawl v. To proclaim by outcry.

aromatic and oily, used for healing. 498. beatify v. To make supremely happy.

483. banal adj. Commonplace. 499. beatitude n. Any state of great

484. barcarole n. A boat-song of Venetian happiness.

gondoliers. 500. beau n. An escort or lover.

485. barograph n. An instrument that 501. becalm v. To make quiet.

registers graphically and continuously the 502. beck v. To give a signal to, by nod or
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gesture. 520. benefactor n. A doer of kindly and

503. bedaub v. To smear over, as with charitable acts.

something oily or sticky. 521. benefice n. A church office endowed

504. bedeck v. To cover with ornament. with funds or property for the maintenance of

505. bedlam n. Madhouse. divine service.

506. befog v. To confuse. 522. beneficent adj. Characterized by

507. befriend v. To be a friend to, especially charity and kindness.

when in need. 523. beneficial adj. Helpful.

508. beget v. To produce by sexual 524. beneficiary n. One who is lawfully

generation. entitled to the profits and proceeds of an

509. begrudge v. To envy one of the estate or property.

possession of. 525. benefit n. Helpful result.

510. belate v. To delay past the proper 526. benevolence n. Any act of kindness or

hour. well-doing.

511. belay v. To make fast, as a rope, by 527. benevolent adj. Loving others and

winding round a cleat. actively desirous of their well-being.

512. belie v. To misrepresent. 528. benign adj. Good and kind of heart.

513. believe v. To accept as true on the 529. benignant adj. Benevolent in feeling,

testimony or authority of others. character, or aspect.

514. belittle v. To disparage. 530. benignity n. Kindness of feeling,

515. belle n. A woman who is a center of disposition, or manner.

attraction because of her beauty, 531. benison n. Blessing.

accomplishments, etc. 532. bequeath v. To give by will.

516. bellicose adj. Warlike. 533. bereave v. To make desolate with

517. belligerent adj. Manifesting a warlike loneliness and grief.

spirit. 534. berth n. A bunk or bed in a vessel,

518. bemoan v. To lament sleeping-car, etc.

519. benediction n. a solemn invocation of 535. beseech v. To implore.

the divine blessing. 536. beset v. To attack on all sides.


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537. besmear v. To smear over, as with any to the grave.

oily or sticky substance. 555. bigamist n. One who has two spouses

538. bestial adj. Animal. at the same time.

539. bestrew v. To sprinkle or cover with 556. bigamy n. The crime of marrying any

things strewn. other person while having a legal spouse living.

540. bestride v. To get or sit upon astride, 557. bight n. A slightly receding bay

as a horse. between headlands, formed by a long curve of

541. bethink v. To remind oneself. a coast-line.

542. betide v. To happen to or befall. 558. bilateral adj. Two-sided.

543. betimes adv. In good season or time. 559. bilingual adj. Speaking two languages.

544. betroth v. To engage to marry. 560. biograph n. A bibliographical sketch or

545. betrothal n. Engagement to marry. notice.

546. bevel n. Any inclination of two surfaces 561. biography n. A written account of

other than 90 degrees. one's life, actions, and character.

547. bewilder v. To confuse the perceptions 562. biology n. The science of life or living

or judgment of. organisms.

548. bibliomania n. The passion for 563. biped n. An animal having two feet.

collecting books. 564. birthright n. A privilege or possession

549. bibliography n. A list of the words of an into which one is born.

author, or the literature bearing on a particular 565. bitterness n. Acridity, as to the taste.

subject. 566. blase adj. Sated with pleasure.

550. bibliophile n. One who loves books. 567. blaspheme v. To indulge in profane

551. bibulous adj. Fond of drinking. oaths.

552. bide v. To await. 568. blatant adj. Noisily or offensively loud

553. biennial n. A plant that produces or clamorous.

leaves and roots the first year and flowers and 569. blaze n. A vivid glowing flame.

fruit the second. 570. blazon v. To make widely or generally

554. bier n. A horizontal framework with known.

two handles at each end for carrying a corpse 571. bleak adj. Desolate.
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572. blemish n. A mark that mars beauty. 588. boorish adj. Rude.

573. blithe adj. Joyous. 589. bore v. To weary by tediousness or

574. blithesome adj. Cheerful. dullness.

575. blockade n. The shutting up of a town, 590. borough n. An incorporated village or

a frontier, or a line of coast by hostile forces. town.

576. boatswain n. A subordinate officer of a 591. bosom n. The breast or the upper front

vessel, who has general charge of the rigging, of the thorax of a human being, especially of a

anchors, etc. woman.

577. bodice n. A women's ornamental 592. botanical adj. Connected with the

corset-shaped laced waist. study or cultivation of plants.

578. bodily adj. Corporeal. 593. botanize v. To study plant-life.

579. boisterous adj. Unchecked merriment 594. botany n. The science that treats of

or animal spirits. plants.

580. bole n. The trunk or body of a tree. 595. bountiful adj. Showing abundance.

581. bolero n. A Spanish dance, illustrative 596. Bowdlerize v. To expurgate in editing

of the passion of love, accompanied by caste (a literary composition) by omitting words or

nets and singing. passages.

582. boll n. A round pod or seed-capsule, as 597. bowler n. In cricket, the player who

a flax or cotton. delivers the ball.

583. bolster v. To support, as something 598. boycott v. To place the products or

wrong. merchandise of under a ban.

584. bomb n. A hollow projectile containing 599. brae n. Hillside.

an explosive material. 600. braggart n. A vain boaster.

585. bombard v. To assail with any missile 601. brandish v. To wave, shake, or flourish

or with abusive speech. triumphantly or defiantly, as a sword or spear.

586. bombardier n. A person who has 602. bravado n. An aggressive display of

charge of mortars, bombs, and shells. boldness.

587. bombast n. Inflated or extravagant 603. bravo interj. Well done.

language, especially on unimportant subjects. 604. bray n. A loud harsh sound, as the cry
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of an ass or the blast of a horn. 620. Britannia n. The United Kingdom of

605. braze v. To make of or ornament with Great Britain.

brass. 621. Briticism n. A word, idiom, or phrase

606. brazier n. An open pan or basin for characteristic of Great Britain or the British.

holding live coals. 622. brittle adj. Fragile.

607. breach n. The violation of official duty, 623. broach v. To mention, for the first

lawful right, or a legal obligation. time.

608. breaker n. One who trains horses, 624. broadcast adj. Disseminated far and

dogs, etc. wide.

609. breech n. The buttocks. 625. brogan n. A coarse, heavy shoe.

610. brethren n. pl. Members of a 626. brogue n. Any dialectic pronunciation

brotherhood, gild, profession, association, or of English, especially that of the Irish people.

the like. 627. brokerage n. The business of making

611. brevity n. Shortness of duration. sales and purchases for a commission; a

612. bric-a-brac n. Objects of curiosity or for broker.

decoration. 628. bromine n. A dark reddish-brown,


nonmetallic liquid element with a suffocating
613. bridle n. The head-harness of a horse
odor.
consisting of a head-stall, a bit, and the reins.
629. bronchitis n. Inflammation of the
614. brigade n. A body of troops consisting
bronchial tubes.
of two or more regiments.
630. bronchus n. Either of the two
615. brigadier n. General officer who
subdivisions of the trachea conveying air into
commands a brigade, ranking between a
the lungs.
colonel and a major-general.
631. brooch n. An article of jewelry
616. brigand n. One who lives by robbery
fastened by a hinged pin and hook on the
and plunder.
underside.
617. brimstone n. Sulfur.
632. brotherhood n. Spiritual or social
618. brine n. Water saturated with salt.
fellowship or solidarity.
619. bristle n. One of the coarse, stiff hairs
633. browbeat v. To overwhelm, or attempt
of swine: used in brush-making, etc.
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to do so, by stern, haughty, or rude address or 648. burgess n. In colonial times, a member

manner. of the lower house of the legislature of

634. brusque adj. Somewhat rough or rude Maryland or Virginia.

in manner or speech. 649. burgher n. An inhabitant, citizen or

635. buffoon n. A clown. freeman of a borough burgh, or corporate

636. buffoonery n. Low drollery, coarse town.

jokes, etc. 650. burnish v. To make brilliant or shining.

637. bulbous adj. Of, or pertaining to, or 651. bursar n. A treasurer.

like a bulb. 652. bustle v. To hurry.

638. bullock n. An ox. 653. butt v. To strike with or as with the

639. bulrush n. Any one of various tall rushlike head, or horns.


plants growing in damp ground or water.
654. butte n. A conspicuous hill, low
640. bulwark n. Anything that gives security
mountain, or natural turret, generally isolated.
or defense.
655. buttress n. Any support or prop.
641. bumper n. A cup or glass filled to the
656. by-law n. A rule or law adopted by an
brim, especially one to be drunk as a toast or
association, a corporation, or the like.
health.
657. cabal n. A number of persons secretly
642. bumptious adj. Full of offensive and
united for effecting by intrigue some private
aggressive self-conceit.
purpose.
643. bungle v. To execute clumsily.
658. cabalism n. Superstitious devotion to
644. buoyancy n. Power or tendency to
one's religion.
float on or in a liquid or gas.
659. cabinet n. The body of men
645. buoyant adj. Having the power or
constituting the official advisors of the
tendency to float or keep afloat.
executive head of a nation.
646. bureau n. A chest of drawers for
660. cacophony n. A disagreeable, harsh, or
clothing, etc.
discordant sound or combination of sounds or
647. bureaucracy n. Government by
tones.
departments of men transacting particular
661. cadaverous adj. Resembling a corpse.
branches of public business.
662. cadence n. Rhythmical or measured
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flow or movement, as in poetry or the time and strip for fastening panes in stained-glass

pace of marching troops. windows.

663. cadenza n. An embellishment or 677. cameo n. Any small engraved or carved

flourish, prepared or improvised, for a solo work in relief.

voice or instrument. 678. campaign n. A complete series of

664. caitiff adj. Cowardly. connected military operations.

665. cajole v. To impose on or dupe by 679. Canaanite n. A member of one of the

flattering speech. three tribes that dwelt in the land of Canaan,

666. cajolery n. Delusive speech. or western Palestine.

667. calculable adj. That may be estimated 680. canary adj. Of a bright but delicate

by reckoning. yellow.

668. calculus n. A concretion formed in 681. candid adj. Straightforward.

various parts of the body resembling a pebble 682. candor n. The quality of frankness or

in hardness. outspokenness.

669. callosity n. The state of being hard and 683. canine adj. Characteristic of a dog.

insensible. 684. canon n. Any rule or law.

670. callow adj. Without experience of the 685. cant v. To talk in a singsong, preaching

world. tone with affected solemnity.

671. calorie n. Amount of heat needed to 686. cantata n. A choral composition.

raise the temperature of 1 kilogram of water 1 687. canto n. One of the divisions of an

degree centigrade. extended poem.

672. calumny n. Slander. 688. cantonment n. The part of the town or

673. Calvary n. The place where Christ was district in which the troops are quartered.

crucified. 689. capacious adj. Roomy.

674. Calvinism n. The system of doctrine 690. capillary n. A minute vessel having

taught by John Calvin. walls composed of a single layer of cells.

675. Calvinize v. To teach or imbue with the 691. capitulate v. To surrender or stipulate

doctrines of Calvinism. terms.

676. came n. A leaden sash-bar or grooved 692. caprice n. A whim.


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693. caption n. A heading, as of a chapter, 710. casual adj. Accidental, by chance.

section, document, etc. 711. casualty n. A fatal or serious accident

694. captious adj. Hypercritical. or disaster.

695. captivate v. To fascinate, as by 712. cataclysm n. Any overwhelming flood

excellence. eloquence, or beauty. of water.

696. carcass n. The dead body of an animal. 713. cataract n. Opacity of the lens of the

697. cardiac adj. Pertaining to the heart. eye resulting in complete or partial blindness.

698. cardinal adj. Of prime or special 714. catastrophe n. Any great and sudden

importance. misfortune or calamity.

699. caret n. A sign (^) placed below a line, 715. cathode n. The negative pole or

indicating where omitted words, etc., should electrode of a galvanic battery.

be inserted. 716. Catholicism n. The system, doctrine,

700. caricature n. a picture or description in and practice of the Roman Catholic Church.

which natural characteristics are exaggerated 717. catholicity n. Universal prevalence or

or distorted. acceptance.

701. carnage n. Massacre. 718. cat-o-nine-tails n. An instrument

702. carnal adj. Sensual. consisting of nine pieces of cord, formerly used

703. carnivorous adj. Eating or living on for flogging in the army and navy.

flesh. 719. caucus n. A private meeting of

704. carouse v. To drink deeply and in members of a political party to select

boisterous or jovial manner. candidates.

705. carrion n. Dead and putrefying flesh. 720. causal adj. Indicating or expressing a

706. cartilage n. An elastic animal tissue of cause.

firm consistence. 721. caustic adj. Sarcastic and severe.

707. cartridge n. A charge for a firearm, or 722. cauterize v. To burn or sear as with a

for blasting. heated iron.

708. caste n. The division of society on 723. cede v. To pass title to.

artificial grounds. 724. censor n. An official examiner of

709. castigate v. To punish. manuscripts empowered to prohibit their


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publication. elements or parts are in utter disorder and

725. censorious adj. Judging severely or confusion.

harshly. 740. characteristic n. A distinctive feature.

726. census n. An official numbering of the 741. characterize v. To describe by

people of a country or district. distinctive marks or peculiarities.

727. centenary adj. Pertaining to a hundred 742. charlatan n. A quack.

years or a period of a hundred years. 743. chasm n. A yawning hollow, as in the

728. centiliter n. A hundredth of a liter. earth's surface.

729. centimeter n. A length of one 744. chasten v. To purify by affliction.

hundredth of a meter. 745. chastise v. To subject to punitive

730. centurion n. A captain of a company of measures.

one hundred infantry in the ancient Roman 746. chastity n. Sexual or moral purity.

army. 747. chateau n. A castle or manor-house.

731. cereal adj. Pertaining to edible grain or 748. chattel n. Any article of personal

farinaceous seeds. property.

732. ceremonial adj. Characterized by 749. check v. To hold back.

outward form or ceremony. 750. chiffon n. A very thin gauze used for

733. ceremonious adj. Observant of ritual. trimmings, evening dress, etc.

734. cessation n. Discontinuance, as of 751. chivalry n. The knightly system of

action or motion. feudal times with its code, usages and

735. cession n. Surrender, as of possessions practices.

or rights. 752. cholera n. An acute epidemic disease.

736. chagrin n. Keen vexation, annoyance, 753. choleric adj. Easily provoked to anger.

or mortification, as at one's failures or errors. 754. choral adj. Pertaining to, intended for,

737. chameleon adj. Changeable in or performed by a chorus or choir.

appearance. 755. Christ n. A title of Jesus

738. chancery n. A court of equity, as 756. christen v. To name in baptism.

distinguished from a common-law court. 757. Christendom n. That part of the world

739. chaos n. Any condition of which the where Christianity is generally professed.
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758. chromatic adj. Belonging, relating to, 774. clandestine adj. Surreptitious.

or abounding in color. 775. clangor n. Clanking or a ringing, as of

759. chronology n. The science that treats arms, chains, or bells; clamor.

of computation of time or of investigation and 776. clarify v. To render intelligible.

arrangement of events. 777. clarion n. A small shrill trumpet or

760. chronometer n. A portable timekeeper bugle.

of the highest attainable precision. 778. classify v. To arrange in a class or

761. cipher v. To calculate arithmetically. classes on the basis of observed resemblance’s

(also a noun meaning zero or nothing) and differences.

762. circulate v. To disseminate. 779. clearance n. A certificate from the

763. circumference n. The boundary-line of proper authorities that a vessel has complied

a circle. with the law and may sail.

764. circumlocution n. Indirect or 780. clemency n. Mercy.

roundabout expression. 781. clement adj. Compassionate.

765. circumnavigate v. To sail quite around. 782. close-hauled adj. Having the sails set

766. circumscribe v. To confine within for sailing as close to the wind as possible.

bounds. 783. clothier n. One who makes or sells

767. circumspect adj. Showing cloth or clothing.

watchfulness, caution, or careful 784. clumsy adj. Awkward of movement.

consideration. 785. coagulate v. To change into a clot or a

768. citadel n. Any strong fortress. jelly, as by heat, by chemical action, or by a

769. cite v. To refer to specifically. ferment.

770. claimant n. One who makes a claim or 786. coagulant adj. Producing coagulation.

demand, as of right. 787. coalescence n. The act or process of

771. clairvoyance n. Intuitive sagacity or coming together so as to form one body,

perception. combination, or product.

772. clamorous adj. Urgent in complaint or 788. coalition n. Combination in a body or

demand. mass.

773. clan n. A tribe. 789. coddle v. To treat as a baby or an


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invalid. 806. colleague n. An associate in

790. codicil n. A supplement adding to, professional employment.

revoking, or explaining in the body of a will. 807. collective adj. Consisting of a number

791. coerce v. To force. of persons or objects considered as gathered

792. coercion n. Forcible constraint or into a mass, or sum.

restraint, moral or physical. 808. collector n. One who makes a

793. coercive adj. Serving or tending to collection, as of objects of art, books, or the

force. like.

794. cogent adj. Appealing strongly to the 809. collegian n. A college student.

reason or conscience. 810. collide v. To meet and strike violently.

795. cognate adj. Akin. 811. collier n. One who works in a coalmine.

796. cognizant adj. Taking notice. 812. collision n. Violent contact.

797. cohere v. To stick together. 813. colloquial adj. Pertaining or peculiar to

798. cohesion n. Consistency. common speech as distinguished from literary.

799. cohesive adj. Having the property of 814. colloquialism n. Form of speech used

consistency. only or chiefly in conversation.

800. coincide v. To correspond. 815. colloquy n. Conversation.

801. coincidence n. A circumstance so 816. collusion n. A secret agreement for a

agreeing with another: often implying wrongful purpose.

accident. 817. colossus n. Any strikingly great person

802. coincident adj. Taking place at the or object.

same time. 818. comely adj. Handsome.

803. collaborate v. To labor or cooperate 819. comestible adj. Fit to be eaten.

with another or others, especially in literary or 820. comical adj. Funny.

scientific pursuits. 821. commemorate v. To serve as a

804. collapse v. To cause to shrink, fall in, or remembrance of.

fail. 822. commentary n. A series of illustrative

805. collapsible adj. That may or can or explanatory notes on any important work.

collapse. 823. commingle v. To blend.


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824. commissariat n. The department of an with oneself.

army charged with the provision of its food and 841. complaisance n. Politeness.

water and daily needs. 842. complaisant adj. Agreeable.

825. commission v. To empower. 843. complement v. To make complete.

826. commitment n. The act or process of 844. complex adj. Complicated.

entrusting or consigning for safe-keeping. 845. compliant adj. Yielding.

827. committal n. The act, fact, or result of 846. complicate v. To make complex,

committing, or the state of being difficult, or hard to deal with.

828. commodity n. Something that is 847. complication n. An intermingling or

bought and sold. combination of things or parts, especially in a

829. commotion n. A disturbance or violent perplexing manner.

agitation. 848. complicity n. Participation or

830. commute v. To put something, partnership, as in wrong-doing or with a

especially something less severe, in place of. wrong-doer.

831. comparable adj. Fit to be compared. 849. compliment v. To address or gratify

832. comparative adj. Relative. with expressions of delicate praise.

833. comparison n. Examination of two or 850. component n. A constituent element

more objects with reference to their likeness or part.

or unlikeness. 851. comport v. To conduct or behave

834. compensate v. To remunerate. (oneself).

835. competence n. Adequate qualification 852. composure n. Calmness.

or capacity. 853. comprehensible adj. Intelligible.

836. competent adj. Qualified. 854. comprehension n. Ability to know.

837. competitive adj. characterized by 855. comprehensive adj. Large in scope or

rivalry. content.

838. competitor n. A rival. 856. compress v. To press together or into

839. complacence n. Satisfaction with one's smaller space.

acts or surroundings. 857. compressible adj. Capable of being

840. complacent adj. Pleased or satisfied pressed into smaller compass.


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858. compression n. Constraint, as by force 878. condensation n. The act or process of

or authority. making dense or denser.

859. comprise v. To consist of. 879. condense v. To abridge.

860. compulsion n. Coercion. 880. condescend v. To come down

861. compulsory adj. Forced. voluntarily to equal terms with inferiors.

862. compunction n. Remorseful feeling. 881. condolence n. Expression of sympathy

863. compute v. To ascertain by with a person in pain, sorrow, or misfortune.

mathematical calculation. 882. conduce v. To bring about.

864. concede v. To surrender. 883. conducive adj. Contributing to an end.

865. conceit n. Self-flattering opinion. 884. conductible adj. Capable of being

866. conceive v. To form an idea, mental conducted or transmitted.

image or thought of. 885. conduit n. A means for conducting

867. concerto n. A musical composition. something, particularly a tube, pipe, or

868. concession n. Anything granted or passageway for a fluid.

yielded, or admitted in response to a demand, 886. confectionery n. The candy collectively

petition, or claim. that a confectioner makes or sells, as candy.

869. conciliate v. To obtain the friendship 887. confederacy n. A number of states or

of. persons in compact or league with each other,

870. conciliatory adj. Tending to reconcile. as for mutual aid.

871. conclusive adj. Sufficient to convince 888. confederate n. One who is united with

or decide. others in a league, compact, or agreement.

872. concord n. Harmony. 889. confer v. To bestow.

873. concordance n. Harmony. 890. conferee n. A person with whom

874. concur v. To agree. another confers.

875. concurrence n. Agreement. 891. confessor n. A spiritual advisor.

876. concurrent adj. Occurring or acting 892. confidant n. One to whom secrets are

together. entrusted.

877. concussion n. A violent shock to some 893. confide v. To reveal in trust or

organ by a fall or a sudden blow. confidence.


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894. confidence n. The state or feeling of 910. coniferous adj. Cone-bearing trees.

trust in or reliance upon another. 911. conjecture n. A guess.

895. confident adj. Assured. 912. conjoin v. To unite.

896. confinement n. Restriction within 913. conjugal adj. Pertaining to marriage,

limits or boundaries. marital rights, or married persons.

897. confiscate v. To appropriate (private 914. conjugate adj. Joined together in pairs.

property) as forfeited to the public use or 915. conjugation n. The state or condition

treasury. of being joined together.

898. conflagration n. A great fire, as of 916. conjunction n. The state of being

many buildings, a forest, or the like. joined together, or the things so joined.

899. confluence n. The place where streams 917. connive v. To be in collusion.

meet. 918. connoisseur n. A critical judge of art,

900. confluent n. A stream that unites with especially one with thorough knowledge and

another. sound judgment of art.

901. conformance n. The act or state or 919. connote v. To mean; signify.

conforming. 920. connubial adj. Pertaining to marriage

902. conformable adj. Harmonious. or matrimony.

903. conformation n. General structure, 921. conquer v. To overcome by force.

form, or outline. 922. consanguineous adj. Descended from

904. conformity n. Correspondence in form, the same parent or ancestor.

manner, or use. 923. conscience n. The faculty in man by

905. confront v. To encounter, as which he distinguishes between right and

difficulties or obstacles. wrong in character and conduct.

906. congeal v. To coagulate. 924. conscientious adj. Governed by moral

907. congenial adj. Having kindred standard.

character or tastes. 925. conscious adj. Aware that one lives,

908. congest v. To collect into a mass. feels, and thinks.

909. congregate v. To bring together into a 926. conscript v. To force into military

crowd. service.
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927. consecrate v. To set apart as sacred. 944. conspire v. To plot.

928. consecutive adj. Following in 945. constable n. An officer whose duty is

uninterrupted succession. to maintain the peace.

929. consensus n. A collective unanimous 946. constellation n. An arbitrary

opinion of a number of persons. assemblage or group of stars.

930. conservatism n. Tendency to adhere to 947. consternation n. Panic.

the existing order of things. 948. constituency n. The inhabitants or

931. conservative adj. Adhering to the voters in a district represented in a legislative

existing order of things. body.

932. conservatory n. An institution for 949. constituent n. One who has the right to

instruction and training in music and vote at an election.

declamation. 950. constrict v. To bind.

933. consign v. To entrust. 951. consul n. An officer appointed to

934. consignee n. A person to whom goods reside in a foreign city, chiefly to represent his

or other property has been entrusted. country.

935. consignor n. One who entrusts. 952. consulate n. The place in which a

936. consistency n. A state of permanence. consul transacts official business.

937. console v. To comfort. 953. consummate v. To bring to

938. consolidate v. To combine into one completion.

body or system. 954. consumption n. Gradual destruction,

939. consonance n. The state or quality of as by burning, eating, etc., or by using up,

being in accord with. wearing out, etc.

940. consonant adj. Being in agreement or 955. consumptive adj. Designed for gradual

harmony with. destruction.

941. consort n. A companion or associate. 956. contagion n. The communication of

942. conspicuous adj. Clearly visible. disease from person to person.

943. conspirator n. One who agrees with 957. contagious adj. Transmitting disease.

others to cooperate in accomplishing some 958. contaminate v. To pollute.

unlawful purpose. 959. contemplate v. To consider


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thoughtfully. or treaty.

960. contemporaneous adj. Living, 976. contradiction n. The assertion of the

occurring, or existing at the same time. opposite of that which has been said.

961. contemporary adj. Living or existing at 977. contradictory adj. Inconsistent with

the same time. itself.

962. contemptible adj. Worthy of scorn or 978. contraposition n. A placing opposite.

disdain. 979. contravene v. To prevent or obstruct

963. contemptuous adj. Disdainful. the operation of.

964. contender n. One who exerts oneself 980. contribution n. The act of giving for a

in opposition or rivalry. common purpose.

965. contiguity n. Proximity. 981. contributor n. One who gives or

966. contiguous adj. Touching or joining at furnishes, in common with others, for a

the edge or boundary. common purpose.

967. continence n. Self-restraint with 982. contrite adj. Broken in spirit because

respect to desires, appetites, and passion. of a sense of sin.

968. contingency n. Possibility of 983. contrivance n. The act planning,

happening. devising, inventing, or adapting something to

969. contingent adj. Not predictable. or for a special purpose.

970. continuance n. Permanence. 984. contrive v. To manage or carry through

971. continuation n. Prolongation. by some device or scheme.

972. continuity n. Uninterrupted 985. control v. To exercise a directing,

connection in space, time, operation, or restraining, or governing influence over.

development. 986. controller n. One who or that which

973. continuous adj. Connected, extended, regulates or directs.

or prolonged without separation or 987. contumacious adj. Rebellious.

interruption of sequence. 988. contumacy n. Contemptuous

974. contort v. To twist into a misshapen disregard of the requirements of rightful

form. authority.

975. contraband n. Trade forbidden by law 989. contuse v. To bruise by a blow, either
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with or without the breaking of the skin. winding motion.

990. contusion n. A bruise. 1006. convoy n. A protecting force

991. convalesce v. To recover after a accompanying property in course of

sickness. transportation.

992. convalescence n. The state of 1007. convulse v. To cause spasms in.

progressive restoration to health and strength 1008. convulsion n. A violent and abnormal

after the cessation of disease. muscular contraction of the body.

993. convalescent adj. Recovering health 1009. copious adj. Plenteous.

after sickness. 1010. coquette n. A flirt.

994. convene v. To summon or cause to 1011. cornice n. An ornamental molding

assemble. running round the walls of a room close to the

995. convenience n. Fitness, as of time or ceiling.

place. 1012. cornucopia n. The horn of plenty,

996. converge v. To cause to incline and symbolizing peace and prosperity.

approach nearer together. 1013. corollary n. A proposition following so

997. convergent adj. Tending to one point. obviously from another that it requires little

998. conversant adj. Thoroughly informed. demonstration.

999. conversion n. Change from one state 1014. coronation n. The act or ceremony of

or position to another, or from one form to crowning a monarch.

another. 1015. coronet n. Inferior crown denoting,

1000. convertible adj. Interchangeable. according to its form, various degrees of noble

1001. convex adj. Curving like the segment rank less than sovereign.

of the globe or of the surface of a circle. 1016. corporal adj. Belonging or relating to

1002. conveyance n. That by which anything the body as opposed to the mind.

is transported. 1017. corporate adj. Belonging to a

1003. convivial adj. Devoted to feasting, or corporation.

to good-fellowship in eating or drinking. 1018. corporeal adj. Of a material nature;

1004. convolution n. A winding motion. physical.

1005. convolve v. To move with a circling or 1019. corps n. A number or body of persons
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in some way associated or acting together. geography, and geology.

1020. corpse n. A dead body. 1037. cosmology n. The general science of

1021. corpulent adj. Obese. the universe.

1022. corpuscle n. A minute particle of 1038. cosmopolitan adj. Common to all the

matter. world.

1023. correlate v. To put in some relation of 1039. cosmopolitanism n. A cosmopolitan

connection or correspondence. character.

1024. correlative adj. Mutually involving or 1040. cosmos n. The world or universe

implying one another. considered as a system, perfect in order and

1025. corrigible adj. Capable of reformation. arrangement.

1026. corroborate v. To strengthen, as proof 1041. counter-claim n. A cross-demand

or conviction. alleged by a defendant in his favor against the

1027. corroboration n. Confirmation. plaintiff.

1028. corrode v. To ruin or destroy little by 1042. counteract v. To act in opposition to.

little. 1043. counterbalance v. To oppose with an

1029. corrosion n. Gradual decay by equal force.

crumbling or surface disintegration. 1044. countercharge v. To accuse in return.

1030. corrosive n. That which causes gradual 1045. counterfeit adj. Made to resemble

decay by crumbling or surface disintegration. something else.

1031. corruptible adj. Open to bribery. 1046. counterpart n. Something taken with

1032. corruption n. Loss of purity or another for the completion of either.

integrity. 1047. countervail v. To offset.

1033. cosmetic adj. Pertaining to the art of 1048. counting-house n. A house or office

beautifying, especially the complexion. used for transacting business, bookkeeping,

1034. cosmic adj. Pertaining to the universe. correspondence, etc.

1035. cosmogony n. A doctrine of creation or 1049. countryman n. A rustic.

of the origin of the universe. 1050. courageous adj. Brave.

1036. cosmography n. The science that 1051. course n. Line of motion or direction.

describes the universe, including astronomy, 1052. courser n. A fleet and spirited horse.
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1053. courtesy n. Politeness originating in fundamental points of religious belief.

kindness and exercised habitually. 1070. crematory adj. A place for cremating

1054. covenant n. An agreement entered dead bodies.

into by two or more persons or parties. 1071. crevasse n. A deep crack or fissure in

1055. covert adj. Concealed, especially for the ice of a glacier.

an evil purpose. 1072. crevice n. A small fissure, as between

1056. covey n. A flock of quails or partridges. two contiguous surfaces.

1057. cower v. To crouch down tremblingly, 1073. criterion n. A standard by which to

as through fear or shame. determine the correctness of a judgment or

1058. coxswain n. One who steers a conclusion.

rowboat, or one who has charge of a ship's 1074. critique n. A criticism or critical review.

boat and its crew under an officer. 1075. crockery n. Earthenware made from

1059. crag n. A rugged, rocky projection on a baked clay.

cliff or ledge. 1076. crucible n. A trying and purifying test

1060. cranium n. The skull of an animal, or agency.

especially that part enclosing the brain. 1077. crusade n. Any concerted movement,

1061. crass adj. Coarse or thick in nature or vigorously prosecuted, in behalf of an idea or

structure, as opposed to thin or fine. principle.

1062. craving n. A vehement desire. 1078. crustacean adj. Pertaining to a division

1063. creak n. A sharp, harsh, squeaking of arthropods, containing lobsters, crabs,

sound. crawfish, etc.

1064. creamery n. A butter-making 1079. crustaceous adj. Having a crust-like

establishment. shell.

1065. creamy adj. Resembling or containing 1080. cryptogram n. Anything written in

cream. characters that are secret or so arranged as to

1066. credence n. Belief. have hidden meaning.

1067. credible adj. Believable. 1081. crystallize v. To bring together or give

1068. credulous adj. Easily deceived. fixed shape to.

1069. creed n. A formal summary of 1082. cudgel n. A short thick stick used as a
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club. 1101. cynosure n. That to which general

1083. culinary adj. Of or pertaining to interest or attention is directed.

cooking or the kitchen. 1102. daring adj. Brave.

1084. cull v. To pick or sort out from the rest. 1103. darkling adv. Blindly.

1085. culpable adj. Guilty. 1104. Darwinism n. The doctrine that natural

1086. culprit n. A guilty person. selection has been the prime cause of

1087. culvert n. Any artificial covered evolution of higher forms.

channel for the passage of water through a 1105. dastard n. A base coward.

bank or under a road, canal. 1106. datum n. A premise, starting-point, or

1088. cupidity n. Avarice. given fact.

1089. curable adj. Capable of being 1107. dauntless adj. Fearless.

remedied or corrected. 1108. day-man n. A day-laborer.

1090. curator n. A person having charge as of 1109. dead-heat n. A race in which two or

a library or museum. more competitors come out even, and there is

1091. curio n. A piece of bric-a-brac. no winner.

1092. cursive adj. Writing in which the 1110. dearth n. Scarcity, as of something

letters are joined together. customary, essential ,or desirable.

1093. cursory adj. Rapid and superficial. 1111. death's-head n. A human skull as a

1094. curt adj. Concise, compressed, and symbol of death.

abrupt in act or expression. 1112. debase v. To lower in character or

1095. curtail v. To cut off or cut short. virtue.

1096. curtsy n. A downward movement of 1113. debatable adj. Subject to contention

the body by bending the knees. or dispute.

1097. cycloid adj. Like a circle. 1114. debonair adj. Having gentle or

1098. cygnet n. A young swan. courteous bearing or manner.

1099. cynical adj. Exhibiting moral 1115. debut n. A first appearance in society

skepticism. or on the stage.

1100. cynicism n. Contempt for the opinions 1116. decagon n. A figure with ten sides and

of others and of what others value. ten angles.


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1117. decagram n. A weight of 10 grams. intended for recitation from memory in public.

1118. decaliter n. A liquid and dry measure of 1137. declamatory adj. A full and formal

10 liters. style of utterance.

1119. decalogue n. The ten commandments. 1138. declarative adj. Containing a formal,

1120. Decameron n. A volume consisting of positive, or explicit statement or affirmation.

ten parts or books. 1139. declension n. The change of endings in

1121. decameter n. A length of ten meters. nouns and adj. to express their different

1122. decamp v. To leave suddenly or relations of gender.

unexpectedly. 1140. decorate v. To embellish.

1123. decapitate v. To behead. 1141. decorous adj. Suitable for the occasion

1124. decapod adj. Ten-footed or tenarmed. or circumstances.

1125. decasyllable n. A line of ten syllables. 1142. decoy n. Anything that allures, or is

1126. deceit n. Falsehood. intended to allures into danger or temptation.

1127. deceitful adj. Fraudulent. 1143. decrepit adj. Enfeebled, as by old age

1128. deceive v. To mislead by or as by or some chronic infirmity.

falsehood. 1144. dedication n. The voluntary

1129. decency n. Moral fitness. consecration or relinquishment of something

1130. decent adj. Characterized by propriety to an end or cause.

of conduct, speech, manners, or dress. 1145. deduce v. To derive or draw as a

1131. deciduous adj. Falling off at maturity conclusion by reasoning from given premises

as petals after flowering, fruit when ripe, etc. or principles.

1132. decimal adj. Founded on the number 1146. deface v. To mar or disfigure the face

10. or external surface of.

1133. decimate v. To destroy a measurable 1147. defalcate v. To cut off or take away, as

or large proportion of. a part of something.

1134. decipher v. To find out the true words 1148. defamation n. Malicious and

or meaning of, as something hardly legible. groundless injury done to the reputation or

1135. decisive ad. Conclusive. good name of another.

1136. declamation n. A speech recited or 1149. defame v. To slander.


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1150. default n. The neglect or omission of a 1167. degenerate v. To become worse or

legal requirement. inferior.

1151. defendant n. A person against whom a 1168. degradation n. Diminution, as of

suit is brought. strength or magnitude.

1152. defensible adj. Capable of being 1169. degrade v. To take away honors or

maintained or justified. position from.

1153. defensive adj. Carried on in resistance 1170. dehydrate v. To deprive of water.

to aggression. 1171. deify v. To regard or worship as a god.

1154. defer v. To delay or put off to some 1172. deign v. To deem worthy of notice or

other time. account.

1155. deference n. Respectful submission or 1173. deist n. One who believes in God, but

yielding, as to another's opinion, wishes, or denies supernatural revelation.

judgment. 1174. deity n. A god, goddess, or divine

1156. defiant adj. Characterized by bold or person.

insolent opposition. 1175. deject v. To dishearten.

1157. deficiency n. Lack or insufficiency. 1176. dejection n. Melancholy.

1158. deficient adj. Not having an adequate 1177. delectable adj. Delightful to the taste

or proper supply or amount. or to the senses.

1159. definite adj. Having an exact 1178. delectation n. Delight.

signification or positive meaning. 1179. deleterious adj. Hurtful, morally or

1160. deflect v. To cause to turn aside or physically.

downward. 1180. delicacy n. That which is agreeable to a

1161. deforest v. To clear of forests. fine taste.

1162. deform v. To disfigure. 1181. delineate v. To represent by sketch or

1163. deformity n. A disfigurement. diagram.

1164. defraud v. To deprive of something 1182. deliquesce v. To dissolve gradually and

dishonestly. become liquid by absorption of moisture from

1165. defray v. To make payment for. the air.

1166. degeneracy n. A becoming worse. 1183. delirious adj. Raving.


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1184. delude v. To mislead the mind or 1202. dendrology n. The natural history of

judgment of. trees.

1185. deluge v. To overwhelm with a flood of 1203. denizen n. Inhabitant.

water. 1204. denominate v. To give a name or

1186. delusion n. Mistaken conviction, epithet to.

especially when more or less enduring. 1205. denomination n. A body of Christians

1187. demagnetize v. To deprive (a magnet) united by a common faith and form of worship

of magnetism. and discipline.

1188. demagogue n. An unprincipled 1206. denominator n. Part of a fraction

politician. which expresses the number of equal parts

1189. demeanor n. Deportment. into which the unit is divided.

1190. demented adj. Insane. 1207. denote v. To designate by word or

1191. demerit n. A mark for failure or bad mark.

conduct. 1208. denouement n. That part of a play or

1192. demise n. Death. story in which the mystery is cleared up.

1193. demobilize v. To disband, as troops. 1209. denounce v. To point out or publicly

1194. demolish v. To annihilate. accuse as deserving of punishment, censure, or

1195. demonstrable adj. Capable of positive odium.

proof. 1210. dentifrice n. Any preparation used for

1196. demonstrate v. To prove indubitably. cleaning the teeth.

1197. demonstrative adj. Inclined to strong 1211. denude v. To strip the covering from.

exhibition or expression of feeling or thoughts. 1212. denunciation n. The act of declaring an

1198. demonstrator n. One who proves in a action or person worthy of reprobation or

convincing and conclusive manner. punishment.

1199. demulcent n. Any application soothing 1213. deplete v. To reduce or lessen, as by

to an irritable surface use, exhaustion, or waste.

1200. demurrage n. the detention of a vessel 1214. deplorable adj. Contemptible.

beyond the specified time of sailing. 1215. deplore v. To regard with grief or

1201. dendroid adj. Like a tree. sorrow.


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1216. deponent adj. Laying down. primitive form and meaning.

1217. depopulate v. To remove the 1235. derivative adj. Coming or acquired

inhabitants from. from some origin.

1218. deport v. To take or send away 1236. derive v. To deduce, as from a premise.

forcibly, as to a penal colony. 1237. dermatology n. The branch of medical

1219. deportment n. Demeanor. science which relates to the skin and its

1220. deposition n. Testimony legally taken diseases.

on interrogatories and reduced to writing, for 1238. derrick n. An apparatus for hoisting

use as evidence in court. and swinging great weights.

1221. depositor n. One who makes a deposit, 1239. descendant n. One who is descended

or has an amount deposited. lineally from another, as a child, grandchild,

1222. depository n. A place where anything etc.

is kept in safety. 1240. descendent adj. Proceeding

1223. deprave v. To render bad, especially downward.

morally bad. 1241. descent n. The act of moving or going

1224. deprecate v. To express disapproval or downward.

regret for, with hope for the opposite. 1242. descry v. To discern.

1225. depreciate v. To lessen the worth of. 1243. desert v. To abandon without regard

1226. depreciation n. A lowering in value or to the welfare of the abandoned

an underrating in worth. 1244. desiccant n. Any remedy which, when

1227. depress v. To press down. applied externally, dries up or absorbs

1228. depression n. A falling of the spirits. moisture, as that of wounds.

1229. depth n. Deepness. 1245. designate v. To select or appoint, as by

1230. derelict adj. Neglectful of obligation. authority.

1231. deride v. To ridicule. 1246. desist v. To cease from action.

1232. derisible adj. Open to ridicule. 1247. desistance n. Cessation.

1233. derision n. Ridicule. 1248. despair n. Utter hopelessness and

1234. derivation n. That process by which a despondency.

word is traced from its original root or 1249. desperado n. One without regard for
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law or life. 1267. detrude v. To push down forcibly.

1250. desperate adj. Resorted to in a last 1268. deviate v. To take a different course.

extremity, or as if prompted by utter despair. 1269. devilry n. Malicious mischief.

1251. despicable adj. Contemptible. 1270. deviltry n. Wanton and malicious

1252. despite prep. In spite of. mischief.

1253. despond v. To lose spirit, courage, or 1271. devious adj. Out of the common or

hope. regular track.

1254. despondent adj. Disheartened. 1272. devise v. To invent.

1255. despot n. An absolute and 1273. devout adj. Religious.

irresponsible monarch. 1274. dexterity n. Readiness, precision,

1256. despotism n. Any severe and strict rule efficiency, and ease in any physical activity or

in which the judgment of the governed has in any mechanical work.

little or no part. 1275. diabolic adj. Characteristic of the devil.

1257. destitute adj. Poverty-stricken. 1276. diacritical adj. Marking a difference.

1258. desultory adj. Not connected with 1277. diagnose v. To distinguish, as a

what precedes. disease, by its characteristic phenomena.

1259. deter v. To frighten away. 1278. diagnosis n. Determination of the

1260. deteriorate v. To grow worse. distinctive nature of a disease.

1261. determinate adj. Definitely limited or 1279. dialect n. Forms of speech collectively

fixed. that are peculiar to the people of a particular

1262. determination n. The act of deciding. district.

1263. deterrent adj. Hindering from action 1280. dialectician n. A logician.

through fear. 1281. dialogue n. A formal conversation in

1264. detest v. To dislike or hate with which two or more take part.

intensity. 1282. diaphanous adj. Transparent.

1265. detract v. To take away in such manner 1283. diatomic adj. Containing only two

as to lessen value or estimation. atoms.

1266. detriment n. Something that causes 1284. diatribe n. A bitter or malicious

damage, depreciation, or loss. criticism.


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1285. dictum n. A positive utterance. 1302. dilettante n. A superficial amateur.

1286. didactic adj. Pertaining to teaching. 1303. diligence n. Careful and persevering

1287. difference n. Dissimilarity in any effort to accomplish what is undertaken.

respect. 1304. dilute v. To make more fluid or less

1288. differentia n. Any essential concentrated by admixture with something.

characteristic of a species by reason of which it 1305. diminution n. Reduction.

differs from other species. 1306. dimly adv. Obscurely.

1289. differential adj. Distinctive. 1307. diphthong n. The sound produced by

1290. differentiate v. To acquire a distinct combining two vowels in to a single syllable or

and separate character. running together the sounds.

1291. diffidence n. Self-distrust. 1308. diplomacy n. Tact, shrewdness, or skill

1292. diffident adj. Affected or possessed in conducting any kind of negotiations or in

with self-distrust. social matters.

1293. diffusible adj. Spreading rapidly 1309. diplomat n. A representative of one

through the system and acting quickly. sovereign state at the capital or court of

1294. diffusion n. Dispersion. another.

1295. dignitary n. One who holds high rank. 1310. diplomatic adj. Characterized by

1296. digraph n. A union of two characters special tact in negotiations.

representing a single sound. 1311. diplomatist n. One remarkable for tact

1297. digress v. To turn aside from the main and shrewd management.

subject and for a time dwell on some incidental 1312. disagree v. To be opposite in opinion.

matter. 1313. disallow v. To withhold permission or

1298. dilapidated pa. Fallen into decay or sanction.

partial ruin. 1314. disappear v. To cease to exist, either

1299. dilate v. To enlarge in all directions. actually or for the time being.

1300. dilatory adj. Tending to cause delay. 1315. disappoint v. To fail to fulfill the

1301. dilemma n. A situation in which a expectation, hope, wish, or desire of.

choice between opposing modes of conduct is 1316. disapprove v. To regard with blame.

necessary. 1317. disarm v. To deprive of weapons.


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1318. disarrange v. To throw out of order. harmoniousness.

1319. disavow v. To disclaim responsibility 1337. discountenance v. To look upon with

for. disfavor.

1320. disavowal n. Denial. 1338. discover v. To get first sight or

1321. disbeliever n. One who refuses to knowledge of, as something previously

believe. unknown or unperceived.

1322. disburden v. To disencumber. 1339. discredit v. To injure the reputation of.

1323. disburse v. To pay out or expend, as 1340. discreet adj. Judicious.

money from a fund. 1341. discrepant adj. Opposite.

1324. discard v. To reject. 1342. discriminate v. To draw a distinction.

1325. discernible adj. Perceivable. 1343. discursive adj. Passing from one

1326. disciple n. One who believes the subject to another.

teaching of another, or who adopts and follows 1344. discussion n. Debate.

some doctrine. 1345. disenfranchise v. To deprive of any

1327. disciplinary adj. Having the nature of right privilege or power

systematic training or subjection to authority. 1346. disengage v. To become detached.

1328. discipline v. To train to obedience. 1347. disfavor n. Disregard.

1329. disclaim v. To disavow any claim to, 1348. disfigure v. To impair or injure the

connection with, or responsibility to. beauty, symmetry, or appearance of.

1330. discolor v. To stain. 1349. dishabille n. Undress or negligent

1331. discomfit v. To put to confusion. attire.

1332. discomfort n. The state of being 1350. dishonest adj. Untrustworthy.

positively uncomfortable. 1351. disillusion v. To disenchant.

1333. disconnect v. To undo or dissolve the 1352. disinfect v. To remove or destroy the

connection or association of. poison of infectious or contagious diseases.

1334. disconsolate adj. Grief-stricken. 1353. disinfectant n. A substance used to

1335. discontinuance n. Interruption or destroy the germs of infectious diseases.

intermission. 1354. disinherit v. To deprive of an

1336. discord n. Absence of inheritance.


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1355. disinterested adj. Impartial. 1371. disquiet v. To deprive of peace or

1356. disjunctive adj. Helping or serving to tranquillity.

disconnect or separate. 1372. disregard v. To take no notice of.

1357. dislocate v. To put out of proper place 1373. disreputable adj. Dishonorable or

or order. disgraceful.

1358. dismissal n. Displacement by authority 1374. disrepute n. A bad name or character.

from an office or an employment. 1375. disrobe v. To unclothe.

1359. dismount v. To throw down, push off, 1376. disrupt v. To burst or break asunder.

or otherwise remove from a horse or the like. 1377. dissatisfy v. To displease.

1360. disobedience n. Neglect or refusal to 1378. dissect v. To cut apart or to pieces.

comply with an authoritative injunction. 1379. dissection n. The act or operation of

1361. disobedient adj. Neglecting or refusing cutting in pieces, specifically of a plant or an

to obey. animal.

1362. disown v. To refuse to acknowledge as 1380. dissemble v. To hide by pretending

one's own or as connected with oneself. something different.

1363. disparage v. To regard or speak of 1381. disseminate v. To sow or scatter

slightingly. abroad, as seed is sown.

1364. disparity n. Inequality. 1382. dissension n. Angry or violent

1365. dispel v. To drive away by or as by difference of opinion.

scattering in different directions. 1383. dissent n. Disagreement.

1366. dispensation n. That which is 1384. dissentient n. One who disagrees.

bestowed on or appointed to one from a 1385. dissentious adj. Contentious.

higher power. 1386. dissertation n. Thesis.

1367. displace v. To put out of the proper or 1387. disservice n. An ill turn.

accustomed place. 1388. dissever v. To divide.

1368. dispossess v. To deprive of actual 1389. dissimilar adj. Different.

occupancy, especially of real estate. 1390. dissipate v. To disperse or disappear.

1369. disputation n. Verbal controversy. 1391. dissipation n. The state of being

1370. disqualify v. To debar. dispersed or scattered.


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1392. dissolute adj. Lewd. honor, officially recognizing superiority or

1393. dissolution n. A breaking up of a union success in studies.

of persons. 1408. distort v. To twist into an unnatural or

1394. dissolve v. To liquefy or soften, as by irregular form.

heat or moisture. 1409. distrain v. To subject a person to

1395. dissonance n. Discord. distress.

1396. dissonant adj. Harsh or disagreeable in 1410. distrainor n. One who subjects a

sound. person to distress.

1397. dissuade v. To change the purpose or 1411. distraught adj. Bewildered.

alter the plans of by persuasion, counsel, or 1412. distrust n. Lack of confidence in the

pleading. power, wisdom, or good intent of any person.

1398. dissuasion n. The act of changing the 1413. disunion n. Separation of relations or

purpose of or altering the plans of through interests.

persuasion, or pleading. 1414. diurnal adj. Daily.

1399. disyllable n. A word of two syllables. 1415. divagation n. Digression.

1400. distemper n. A disease or malady. 1416. divergent adj. Tending in different

1401. distend v. To stretch out or expand in directions.

every direction. 1417. diverse adj. Capable of various forms.

1402. distensible adj. Capable of being 1418. diversion n. Pastime.

stretched out or expanded in every direction. 1419. diversity n. Dissimilitude.

1403. distention n. Expansion. 1420. divert v. To turn from the accustomed

1404. distill v. To extract or produce by course or a line of action already established.

vaporization and condensation. 1421. divertible adj. Able to be turned from

1405. distillation n. Separation of the more the accustomed course or a line of action

volatile parts of a substance from those less already established.

volatile. 1422. divest v. To strip, specifically of

1406. distiller n. One occupied in the clothes, ornaments, or accouterments or

business of distilling alcoholic liquors. disinvestment.

1407. distinction n. A note or designation of 1423. divination n. The pretended forecast of


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future events or discovery of what is lost or interest.

hidden. 1440. domesticity n. Life in or fondness for

1424. divinity n. The quality or character of one's home and family.

being godlike. 1441. domicile n. The place where one lives.

1425. divisible adj. Capable of being 1442. dominance n. Ascendancy.

separated into parts. 1443. dominant adj. Conspicuously

1426. divisor n. That by which a number or prominent.

quantity is divided. 1444. dominate v. To influence controllingly.

1427. divulge v. To tell or make known, as 1445. domination n. Control by the exercise

something previously private or secret. of power or constituted authority.

1428. divulgence n. A divulging. 1446. domineer v. To rule with insolence or

1429. docile adj. Easy to manage. unnecessary annoyance.

1430. docket n. The registry of judgments of 1447. donate v. To bestow as a gift,

a court. especially for a worthy cause.

1431. doe n. The female of the deer. 1448. donator n. One who makes a donation

1432. dogma n. A statement of religious faith or present.

or duty formulated by a body claiming 1449. donee n. A person to whom a donation

authority. is made.

1433. dogmatic adj. Making statements 1450. donor n. One who makes a donation or

without argument or evidence. present.

1434. dogmatize v. To make positive 1451. dormant adj. Being in a state of or

assertions without supporting them by resembling sleep.

argument or evidence. 1452. doublet n. One of a pair of like things.

1435. doleful adj. Melancholy. 1453. doubly adv. In twofold degree or

1436. dolesome adj. Melancholy. extent.

1437. dolor n. Lamentation. 1454. dowry n. The property which a wife

1438. dolorous adj. Expressing or causing brings to her husband in marriage.

sorrow or pain. 1455. drachma n. A modern and an ancient

1439. domain n. A sphere or field of action or Greek coin.


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1456. dragnet n. A net to be drawn along the which anything lasts.

bottom of the water. 1474. duteous adj. Showing submission to

1457. dragoon n. In the British army, a natural superiors.

cavalryman. 1475. dutiable adj. Subject to a duty,

1458. drainage n. The means of draining especially a customs duty.

collectively, as a system of conduits, trenches, 1476. dutiful adj. Obedient.

pipes, etc. 1477. dwindle v. To diminish or become less.

1459. dramatist n. One who writes plays. 1478. dyne n. The force which, applied to a

1460. dramatize v. To relate or represent in a mass of one gram for 1 second, would give it a

dramatic or theatrical manner. velocity of 1 cm/s.

1461. drastic adj. Acting vigorously. 1479. earnest adj. Ardent in spirit and

1462. drought n. Dry weather, especially speech.

when so long continued as to cause vegetation 1480. earthenware n. Anything made of clay

to wither. and baked in a kiln or dried in the sun.

1463. drowsy adj. Heavy with sleepiness. 1481. eatable adj. Edible.

1464. drudgery n. Hard and constant work in 1482. ebullient adj. Showing enthusiasm or

any menial or dull occupation. exhilaration of feeling.

1465. dubious adj. Doubtful. 1483. eccentric adj. Peculiar.

1466. duckling n. A young duck. 1484. eccentricity n. Idiosyncrasy.

1467. ductile adj. Capable of being drawn 1485. eclipse n. The obstruction of a

out, as into wire or a thread. heavenly body by its entering into the shadow

1468. duet n. A composition for two voices of another body.

or instruments. 1486. economize v. To spend sparingly.

1469. dun v. To make a demand or repeated 1487. ecstasy n. Rapturous excitement or

demands on for payment. exaltation.

1470. duplex adj. Having two parts. 1488. ecstatic adj. Enraptured.

1471. duplicity n. Double-dealing. 1489. edible adj. Suitable to be eaten.

1472. durance n. Confinement. 1490. edict n. That which is uttered or

1473. duration n. The period of time during proclaimed by authority as a rule of action.
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1491. edify v. To build up, or strengthen, flowery, or a flowery appearance.

especially in morals or religion. 1508. efflorescent adj. Opening in flower.

1492. editorial n. An article in a periodical 1509. effluvium n. A noxious or ill-smelling

written by the editor and published as an exhalation from decaying or putrefying matter.

official argument. 1510. effrontery n. Unblushing impudence.

1493. educe v. To draw out. 1511. effulgence n. Splendor.

1494. efface v. To obliterate. 1512. effuse v. To pour forth.

1495. effect n. A consequence. 1513. effusion n. an outpouring.

1496. effective adj. Fit for a destined 1514. egoism n. The theory that places man's

purpose. chief good in the completeness of self.

1497. effectual adj. Efficient. 1515. egoist n. One who advocates or

1498. effeminacy n. Womanishness. practices egoism.

1499. effeminate adj. Having womanish 1516. egotism n. Self-conceit.

traits or qualities. 1517. egotist n. One given to self-mention or

1500. effervesce v. To bubble up. who is constantly telling of his own views and

1501. effervescent adj. Giving off bubbles of experiences.

gas. 1518. egregious adj. Extreme.

1502. effete adj. Exhausted, as having 1519. egress n. Any place of exit.

performed its functions. 1520. eject v. To expel.

1503. efficacious adj. Effective. 1521. elapse v. To quietly terminate: said of

1504. efficacy n. The power to produce an time.

intended effect as shown in the production of 1522. elasticity n. That property of matter by

it. which a body tends to return to a former shape

1505. efficiency n. The state of possessing after being changed.

adequate skill or knowledge for the 1523. electrolysis n. The process of

performance of a duty. decomposing a chemical compound by the

1506. efficient adj. Having and exercising the passage of an electric current.

power to produce effects or results. 1524. electrotype n. A metallic copy of any

1507. efflorescence n. The state of being surface, as a coin.


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1525. elegy n. A lyric poem lamenting the 1540. embark v. To make a beginning in

dead. some occupation or scheme.

1526. element n. A component or essential 1541. embarrass v. To render flustered or

part. agitated.

1527. elicit v. To educe or extract gradually 1542. embellish v. To make beautiful or

or without violence. elegant by adding attractive or ornamental

1528. eligible adj. Qualified for selection. features.

1529. eliminate v. To separate and cast 1543. embezzle v. To misappropriate

aside. secretly.

1530. Elizabethan adj. Relating to Elizabeth, 1544. emblazon v. To set forth publicly or in

queen of England, or to her era. glowing terms.

1531. elocution n. The art of correct 1545. emblem n. A symbol.

intonation, inflection, and gesture in public 1546. embody v. To express, formulate, or

speaking or reading. exemplify in a concrete, compact or visible

1532. eloquent adj. Having the ability to form.

express emotion or feeling in lofty and 1547. embolden v. To give courage to.

impassioned speech. 1548. embolism n. An obstruction or

1533. elucidate v. To bring out more clearly plugging up of an artery or other blood-vessel.

the facts concerning. 1549. embroil v. To involve in dissension or

1534. elude v. To evade the search or pursuit strife.

of by dexterity or artifice. 1550. emerge v. To come into view or into

1535. elusion n. Evasion. existence.

1536. emaciate v. To waste away in flesh. 1551. emergence n. A coming into view.

1537. emanate v. To flow forth or proceed, 1552. emergent adj. Coming into view.

as from some source. 1553. emeritus adj. Retired from active

1538. emancipate v. To release from service but retained to an honorary position.

bondage. 1554. emigrant n. One who moves from one

1539. embargo n. Authoritative stoppage of place to settle in another.

foreign commerce or of any special trade. 1555. emigrate v. To go from one country,
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state, or region for the purpose of settling or 1569. encamp v. To pitch tents for a
restingplace.
residing in another.
1570. encomium n. A formal or
1556. eminence n. An elevated position with
discriminating expression of praise.
respect to rank, place, character, condition,
1571. encompass v. To encircle.
etc.
1572. encore n. The call for a repetition, as of
1557. eminent adj. High in station, merit, or
some part of a play or performance.
esteem.
1573. encourage v. To inspire with courage,
1558. emit v. To send or give out.
hope, or strength of mind.
1559. emphasis n. Any special
1574. encroach v. To invade partially or
impressiveness added to an utterance or act,
insidiously and appropriate the possessions of
or stress laid upon some word.
another.
1560. emphasize v. To articulate or
1575. encumber v. To impede with
enunciate with special impressiveness upon a
obstacles.
word, or a group of words.
1576. encyclical adj. Intended for general
1561. emphatic adj. Spoken with any special
circulation.
impressiveness laid upon an act, word, or set
1577. encyclopedia n. A work containing
of words.
information on subjects, or exhaustive of one
1562. employee n. One who works for wages
subject.
or a salary.
1578. endanger v. To expose to peril.
1563. employer n. One who uses or engages
1579. endear v. To cause to be loved.
the services of other persons for pay.
1580. endemic adj. Peculiar to some
1564. emporium n. A bazaar or shop.
specified country or people.
1565. empower v. To delegate authority to.
1581. endue v. To endow with some quality,
1566. emulate v. To imitate with intent to
gift, or grace, usually spiritual.
equal or surpass.
1582. endurable adj. Tolerable.
1567. enact v. To make into law, as by
1583. endurance n. The ability to suffer pain,
legislative act.
distress, hardship, or stress of any kind without
1568. enamor v. To inspire with ardent love.
succumbing.
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1584. energetic adj. Working vigorously. 1607. enthrall v. To bring or hold under any

1585. enervate v. To render ineffective or overmastering influence.

inoperative. 1608. enthrone v. To invest with sovereign

1586. enfeeble v. To debilitate. power.

1587. enfranchise v. To endow with a 1609. enthuse v. To yield to or display

privilege, especially with the right to vote. intense and rapturous feeling.

1588. engender v. To produce. 1610. enthusiastic adj. Full of zeal and fervor.

1589. engrave v. To cut or carve in or upon 1611. entirety n. A complete thing.

some surface. 1612. entomology n. The branch of zoology

1590. engross v. To occupy completely. that treats of insects.

1591. enhance v. To intensify. 1613. entrails n. pl. The internal parts of an

1592. enigma n. A riddle. animal.

1593. enjoin v. To command. 1614. entreaty n. An earnest request.

1594. enkindle v. To set on fire. 1615. entree n. The act of entering.

1595. enlighten v. To cause to see clearly. 1616. entrench v. To fortify or protect, as

1596. enlist v. To enter voluntarily the with a trench or ditch and wall.

military service by formal enrollment. 1617. entwine v. To interweave.

1597. enmity n. Hatred. 1618. enumerate v. To name one by one.

1598. ennoble v. To dignify. 1619. epic n. A poem celebrating in formal

1599. enormity n. Immensity. verse the mythical achievements of great

1600. enormous adj. Gigantic. personages, heroes, etc.

1601. enrage v. To infuriate. 1620. epicure n. One who cultivates a

1602. enrapture v. To delight extravagantly delicate taste for eating and drinking.

or intensely. 1621. Epicurean adj. Indulging, ministering,

1603. enshrine v. To keep sacred. or pertaining to daintiness of appetite.

1604. ensnare v. To entrap. 1622. epicycle n. A circle that rolls upon the

1605. entail v. To involve; necessitate. external or internal circumference of another

1606. entangle v. To involve in difficulties, circle.

confusion, or complications. 1623. epicycloid n. A curve traced by a point


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on the circumference of a circle which rolls 1638. equestrian adj. Pertaining to horses or

upon another circle. horsemanship.

1624. epidemic n. Wide-spread occurrence 1639. equilibrium n. A state of balance.

of a disease in a certain region. 1640. equitable adj. Characterized by

1625. epidermis n. The outer skin. fairness.

1626. epigram n. A pithy phrasing of a 1641. equity n. Fairness or impartiality.

shrewd observation. 1642. equivalent adj. Equal in value, force,

1627. epilogue n. The close of a narrative or meaning, or the like.

dramatic poem. 1643. equivocal adj. Ambiguous.

1628. epiphany n. Any appearance or bodily 1644. equivocate v. To use words of double

manifestation of a deity. meaning.

1629. episode n. An incident or story in a 1645. eradicate v. To destroy thoroughly.

literary work, separable from yet growing out 1646. errant adj. Roving or wandering, as in

of it. search of adventure or opportunity for gallant

1630. epitaph n. An inscription on a tomb or deeds.

monument in honor or in memory of the dead. 1647. erratic adj. Irregular.

1631. epithet n. Word used adjectivally to 1648. erroneous adj. Incorrect.

describe some quality or attribute of is objects, 1649. erudite adj. Very-learned.

as in "Father Aeneas". 1650. erudition n. Extensive knowledge of

1632. epitome n. A simplified literature, history, language, etc.

representation. 1651. eschew v. To keep clear of.

1633. epizootic adj. Prevailing among 1652. espy v. To keep close watch.

animals. 1653. esquire n. A title of dignity, office, or

1634. epoch n. A interval of time, memorable courtesy.

for extraordinary events. 1654. essence n. That which makes a thing to

1635. epode n. A species of lyric poems. be what it is.

1636. equalize v. To render uniform. 1655. esthetic adj. Pertaining to beauty,

1637. equanimity n. Evenness of mind or taste, or the fine arts.

temper. 1656. estimable adj. Worthy of respect.


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1657. estrange v. To alienate. 1677. evince v. To make manifest or evident.

1658. estuary n. A wide lower part of a tidal 1678. evoke v. To call or summon forth.

river. 1679. evolution n. Development or growth.

1659. et cetera Latin. And so forth. 1680. evolve v. To unfold or expand.

1660. eugenic adj. Relating to the 1681. exacerbate v. To make more sharp,

development and improvement of race. severe, or virulent.

1661. eulogize v. To speak or write a 1682. exaggerate v. To overstate.

laudation of a person's life or character. 1683. exasperate v. To excite great anger in.

1662. eulogy n. A spoken or written 1684. excavate v. To remove by digging or

laudation of a person's life or character. scooping out.

1663. euphemism n. A figure of speech by 1685. exceed v. To go beyond, as in measure,

which a phrase less offensive is substituted. quality, value, action, power, skill, etc.

1664. euphonious adj. Characterized by 1686. excel v. To be superior or

agreeableness of sound. distinguished.

1665. euphony n. Agreeableness of sound. 1687. excellence n. Possession of eminently

1666. eureka Greek. I have found it. or unusually good qualities.

1667. evade v. To avoid by artifice. 1688. excellency n. A title of honor bestowed

1668. evanesce v. To vanish gradually. upon various high officials.

1669. evanescent adj. Fleeting. 1689. excellent adj. Possessing distinguished

1670. evangelical adj. Seeking the merit.

conversion of sinners. 1690. excerpt n. An extract or selection from

1671. evangelist n. A preacher who goes written or printed matter.

from place to place holding services. 1691. excess n. That which passes the

1672. evasion n. Escape. ordinary, proper, or required limit, measure, or

1673. eventual adj. Ultimate. experience.

1674. evert v. To turn inside out. 1692. excitable adj. Nervously high-strung.

1675. evict v. To dispossess pursuant to 1693. excitation n. Intensified emotion or

judicial decree. action.

1676. evidential adj. Indicative. 1694. exclamation n. An abrupt or emphatic


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expression of thought or of feeling. contents.

1695. exclude v. To shut out purposely or 1713. exhaustible adj. Causing or tending to

forcibly. cause exhaustion.

1696. exclusion n. Non-admission. 1714. exhaustion n. Deprivation of strength

1697. excrescence n. Any unnatural addition, or energy.

outgrowth, or development. 1715. exhaustive adj. Thorough and

1698. excretion n. The getting rid of waste complete in execution.

matter. 1716. exhilarate v. To fill with high or

1699. excruciate v. To inflict severe pain or cheerful spirits.

agony upon. 1717. exhume v. To dig out of the earth

1700. excursion n. A journey. (what has been buried).

1701. excusable adj. Justifiable. 1718. exigency n. A critical period or

1702. execrable adj. Abominable. condition.

1703. execration n. An accursed thing. 1719. exigent adj. Urgent.

1704. executor n. A person nominated by the 1720. existence n. Possession or continuance

will of another to execute the will. of being.

1705. exegesis n. Biblical exposition or 1721. exit n. A way or passage out.

interpretation. 1722. exodus n. A going forth or departure

1706. exemplar n. A model, pattern, or from a place or country, especially of many

original to be copied or imitated. people.

1707. exemplary adj. Fitted to serve as a 1723. exonerate v. To relieve or vindicate

model or example worthy of imitation. from accusation, imputation, or blame.

1708. exemplify v. To show by example. 1724. exorbitance n. Extravagance or

1709. exempt adj. Free, clear, or released, as enormity.

from some liability, or restriction affecting 1725. exorbitant adj. Going beyond usual

others. and proper limits.

1710. exert v. To make an effort. 1726. exorcise v. To cast or drive out by

1711. exhale v. To breathe forth. religious or magical means.

1712. exhaust v. To empty by draining off the 1727. exotic adj. Foreign.
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1728. expand v. To increase in range or 1744. explode v. To cause to burst in pieces

scope. by force from within.

1729. expanse n. A continuous area or 1745. explosion n. A sudden and violent

stretch. outbreak.

1730. expansion n. Increase of amount, size, 1746. explosive adj. Pertaining to a sudden

scope, or the like. and violent outbreak.

1731. expatriate v. To drive from one's own 1747. exposition n. Formal presentation.

country. 1748. expository adj. Pertaining to a formal

1732. expect v. To look forward to as certain presentation.

or probable. 1749. expostulate v. To discuss.

1733. expectancy n. The act or state of 1750. exposure n. An open situation or

looking forward to as certain or probable. position in relation to the sun, elements, or

1734. expectorate v. To cough up and spit points of the compass.

forth. 1751. expressive adj. Full of meaning.

1735. expediency n. Fitness to meet the 1752. expulsion n. Forcible ejection.

requirements of a particular case. 1753. extant adj. Still existing and known.

1736. expedient adj. Contributing to 1754. extemporaneous adj. Done or made

personal advantage. without much or any preparation.

1737. expedite v. To hasten the movement 1755. extempore adv. Without studied or

or progress of. special preparation.

1738. expeditious adj. Speedy. 1756. extensible adj. Capable of being thrust

1739. expend v. To spend. out.

1740. expense n. The laying out or expending 1757. extension n. A reaching or stretching

or money or other resources, as time or out, as in space, time or scope.

strength. 1758. extensive adj. Extended widely in

1741. expiate v. To make satisfaction or space, time, or scope.

amends for. 1759. extensor n. A muscle that causes

1742. explicate v. To clear from involvement. extension.

1743. explicit adj. Definite. 1760. extenuate v. To diminish the gravity or


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importance of. 1776. extremity n. The utmost point, side, or

1761. exterior n. That which is outside. border, or that farthest removed from a mean

1762. external n. Anything relating or position.

belonging to the outside. 1777. extricate v. Disentangle.

1763. extinct adj. Being no longer in 1778. extrude v. To drive out or away.

existence. 1779. exuberance n. Rich supply.

1764. extinguish v. To render extinct. 1780. exuberant adj. Marked by great

1765. extol v. To praise in the highest terms. plentifulness.

1766. extort v. To obtain by violence, 1781. fabricate v. To invent fancifully or

threats, compulsion, or the subjection of falsely.

another to some necessity. 1782. fabulous adj. Incredible.

1767. extortion n. The practice of obtaining 1783. facet n. One of the small triangular

by violence or compulsion. plane surfaces of a diamond or other gem.

1768. extradite v. To surrender the custody 1784. facetious adj. Amusing.

of. 1785. facial adj. Pertaining to the face.

1769. extradition n. The surrender by a 1786. facile adj. Not difficult to do.

government of a person accused of crime to 1787. facilitate v. To make more easy.

the justice of another government. 1788. facility n. Ease.

1770. extrajudicial adj. Happening out of 1789. facsimile n. An exact copy or

court. reproduction.

1771. extraneous adj. Having no essential 1790. faction n. A number of persons

relation to a subject. combined for a common purpose.

1772. extraordinary adj. Unusual. 1791. factious adj. Turbulent.

1773. extravagance n. Undue expenditure of 1792. fallacious adj. Illogical.

money. 1793. fallacy n. Any unsound or delusive

1774. extravagant adj. Needlessly free or mode of reasoning, or anything based on such

lavish in expenditure. reasoning.

1775. extremist n. One who supports 1794. fallible adj. Capable of erring.

extreme measures or holds extreme views. 1795. fallow n. Land broken up and left to
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become mellow or to rest. offenses, and punishable with death or

1796. famish v. To suffer extremity of hunger imprisonment.

or thirst. 1815. feminine adj. Characteristic of woman

1797. fanatic n. A religious zealot. or womankind.

1798. fancier n. One having a taste for or 1816. fernery n. A place in which ferns are

interest in special objects. grown.

1799. fanciless adj. Unimaginative. 1817. ferocious adj. Of a wild, fierce, and

1800. fastidious adj. Hard to please. savage nature.

1801. fathom n. A measure of length, 6 feet. 1818. ferocity n. Savageness.

1802. fatuous adj. Idiotic 1819. fervent adj. Ardent in feeling.

1803. faulty adj. Imperfect. 1820. fervid adj. Intense.

1804. faun n. One of a class of deities of the 1821. fervor n. Ardor or intensity of feeling.

woods and herds represented as half human, 1822. festal adj. Joyous.

with goats feet. 1823. festive adj. Merry.

1805. fawn n. A young deer. 1824. fete n. A festival or feast.

1806. fealty n. Loyalty. 1825. fetus n. The young in the womb or in

1807. feasible adj. That may be done, the egg.

performed, or effected; practicable. 1826. feudal adj. Pertaining to the relation of

1808. federate v. To league together. lord and vassal.

1809. feint n. Any sham, pretense, or 1827. feudalism n. The feudal system.

deceptive movement. 1828. fez n. A brimless felt cap in the shape

1810. felicitate v. To wish joy or happiness of a truncated cone, usually red with a black

to, especially in view of a coming event. tassel.

1811. felicity n. A state of well-founded 1829. fiasco n. A complete or humiliating

happiness. failure.

1812. felon n. A criminal or depraved person. 1830. fickle adj. Unduly changeable in

1813. felonious adj. Showing criminal or evil feeling, judgment, or purpose.

purpose. 1831. fictitious adj. Created or formed by the

1814. felony n. One of the highest class of imagination.


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1832. fidelity n. Loyalty. 1851. flamboyant adj. Characterized by

1833. fiducial adj. Indicative of faith or trust. extravagance and in general by want of good

1834. fief n. A landed estate held under taste.

feudal tenure. 1852. flatulence n. Accumulation of gas in

1835. filibuster n. One who attempts to the stomach and bowels.

obstruct legislation. 1853. flection n. The act of bending.

1836. finale n. Concluding performance. 1854. fledgling n. A young bird.

1837. finality n. The state or quality of being 1855. flexible adj. Pliable.

final or complete. 1856. flimsy adj. Thin and weak.

1838. finally adv. At last. 1857. flippant adj. Having a light, pert,

1839. financial adj. Monetary. trifling disposition.

1840. financier n. One skilled in or occupied 1858. floe n. A collection of tabular masses of

with financial affairs or operations. floating polar ice.

1841. finery n. That which is used to 1859. flora n. The aggregate of plants

decorate the person or dress. growing without cultivation in a district.

1842. finesse n. Subtle contrivance used to 1860. floral adj. Pertaining to flowers.

gain a point. 1861. florid adj. Flushed with red.

1843. finite adj. Limited. 1862. florist n. A dealer in flowers.

1844. fiscal adj. Pertaining to the treasury or 1863. fluctuate v. To pass backward and

public finances of a government. forward irregularly from one state or degree to

1845. fishmonger n. One who sells fish. another.

1846. fissure n. A crack or crack-like 1864. fluctuation n. Frequent irregular

depression. change back and forth from one state or

1847. fitful adj. Spasmodic. degree to another.

1848. fixture n. One who or that which is 1865. flue n. A smoke-duct in a chimney.

expected to remain permanently in its 1866. fluent adj. Having a ready or easy flow

position. of words or ideas.

1849. flag-officer n. The captain of a flagship. 1867. fluential adj. Pertaining to streams.

1850. flagrant adj. Openly scandalous. 1868. flux n. A state of constant movement,
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change, or renewal. 1886. foreshore n. That part of a shore

1869. foggy adj. Obscure. uncovered at low tide.

1870. foible n. A personal weakness or 1887. forebode v. To be an omen or warning

failing. sign of, especially of evil.

1871. foist v. To palm off. 1888. forecast v. To predict.

1872. foliage n. Any growth of leaves. 1889. forecastle n. That part of the upper

1873. folio n. A sheet of paper folded once, deck of a ship forward of the after foreshrouds.

or of a size adapted to folding once. 1890. foreclose v. To bar by judicial

1874. folk-lore n. The traditions, beliefs, and proceedings the equitable right of a mortgagor

customs of the common people. to redeem property.

1875. fondle v. To handle tenderly and 1891. forefather n. An ancestor.

lovingly. 1892. forego v. To deny oneself the pleasure

1876. foolery n. Folly. or profit of.

1877. foot-note n. A note of explanation or 1893. foreground n. That part of a landscape

comment at the foot of a page or column. or picture situated or represented as nearest

1878. foppery n. Dandyism. the spectator.

1879. foppish adj. Characteristic of one who 1894. forehead n. The upper part of the face,

is unduly devoted to dress and the niceties of between the eyes and the hair.

manners. 1895. foreign adj. Belonging to, situated in,

1880. forbearance n. Patient endurance or or derived from another country.

toleration of offenses. 1896. foreigner n. A citizen of a foreign

1881. forby adv. Besides. country.

1882. forcible adj. Violent. 1897. foreknowledge n. Prescience.

1883. forecourt n. A court opening directly 1898. foreman n. The head man.

from the street. 1899. foreordain v. To predetermine.

1884. forejudge v. To judge of before hearing 1900. foreordination n. Predestination.

evidence. 1901. forerun v. To go before as introducing

1885. forepeak n. The extreme forward part or ushering in.

of a ship's hold, under the lowest deck. 1902. foresail n. A square sail.
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1903. foresee v. To discern beforehand. 1926. frantic adj. Frenzied.

1904. foresight n. Provision against harm or 1927. fraternal adj. Brotherly.

need. 1928. fraudulence n. Deceitfulness.

1905. foretell v. To predict. 1929. fraudulent adj. Counterfeit.

1906. forethought n. Premeditation. 1930. fray v. To fret at the edge so as to

1907. forfeit v. To lose possession of through loosen or break the threads.

failure to fulfill some obligation. 1931. freemason n. A member of an ancient

1908. forfend v. To ward off. secret fraternity originally confined to skilled

1909. forgery n. Counterfeiting. artisans.

1910. forgo v. To deny oneself. 1932. freethinker n. One who rejects

1911. formation n. Relative disposition of authority or inspiration in religion.

parts. 1933. free trade n. Commerce unrestricted

1912. formidable adj. Difficult to accomplish. by tariff or customs.

1913. formula n. Fixed rule or set form. 1934. frequency n. The comparative number

1914. forswear v. To renounce upon oath. of any kind of occurrences within a given time

1915. forte n. A strong point. or space.

1916. forth adv. Into notice or view. 1935. fresco n. The art of painting on a

1917. forthright adv. With directness. surface of plaster, particularly on walls and

1918. fortify v. To provide with defensive ceilings.

works. 1936. freshness n. The state, quality, or

1919. fortitude n. Patient courage. degree of being fresh.

1920. foursome adj. Consisting of four. 1937. fretful adj. Disposed to peevishness.

1921. fracture n. A break. 1938. frightful adj. Apt to induce terror or

1922. fragile adj. Easily broken. alarm.

1923. frailty n. Liability to be broken or 1939. frigid adj. Lacking warmth.

destroyed. 1940. frigidarium n. A room kept at a low

1924. fragile adj. Capable of being broken. temperature for preserving fruits, meat, etc.

1925. frankincense n. A gum or resin which 1941. frivolity n. A trifling act, thought,

on burning yields aromatic fumes. saying, or practice.


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1942. frivolous adj. Trivial. 1961. furlong n. A measure, one-eighth of a

1943. frizz v. To give a crinkled, fluffy mile.

appearance to. 1962. furlough n. A temporary absence of a

1944. frizzle v. To cause to crinkle or curl, as soldier or sailor by permission of the

the hair. commanding officer.

1945. frolicsome adj. Prankish. 1963. furrier n. A dealer in or maker of fur

1946. frontier n. The part of a nation's goods.

territory that abuts upon another country. 1964. further adj. More distant or advanced.

1947. frowzy adj. Slovenly in appearance. 1965. furtherance n. Advancement.

1948. frugal adj. Economical. 1966. furtive adj. Stealthy or sly, like the

1949. fruition n. Fulfillment. actions of a thief.

1950. fugacious adj. Fleeting. 1967. fuse v. To unite or blend as by melting

1951. fulcrum n. The support on or against together.

which a lever rests, or the point about which it 1968. fusible adj. Capable of being melted by

turns. heat.

1952. fulminate v. To cause to explode. 1969. futile adj. Of no avail or effect.

1953. fulsome adj. Offensive from excess of 1970. futurist n. A person of expectant

praise or commendation. temperament.

1954. fumigate v. To subject to the action of 1971. gauge n. An instrument for measuring.

smoke or fumes, especially for disinfection. 1972. gaiety n. Festivity.

1955. functionary n. An official. 1973. gaily adv. Merrily.

1956. fundamental adj. Basal. 1974. gait n. Carriage of the body in going.

1957. fungible adj. That may be measured, 1975. gallant adj. Possessing a brave or

counted, or weighed. chivalrous spirit.

1958. fungous adj. Spongy. 1976. galore adj. Abundant.

1959. fungus n. A plant destitute of 1977. galvanic adj. Pertaining or relating to

chlorophyll, as a mushroom. electricity produced by chemical action.

1960. furbish v. To restore brightness or 1978. galvanism n. Current electricity,

beauty to. especially that arising from chemical action.


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1979. galvanize v. To imbue with life or 1994. genealogist n. A tracer of pedigrees.

animation. 1995. generality n. The principal portion.

1980. gamble v. To risk money or other 1996. generalize v. To draw general

possession on an event, chance, or inferences.

contingency. 1997. generally adv. Ordinarily.

1981. gambol n. Playful leaping or frisking. 1998. generate v. To produce or cause to be.

1982. gamester n. A gambler. 1999. generic adj. Noting a genus or kind;

1983. gamut n. The whole range or opposed to specific.

sequence. 2000. generosity n. A disposition to give

1984. garnish v. In cookery, to surround with liberally or to bestow favors heartily.

additions for embellishment. 2001. genesis n. Creation.

1985. garrison n. The military force stationed 2002. geniality n. Warmth and kindliness of

in a fort, town, or other place for its defense. disposition.

1986. garrote v. To execute by strangling. 2003. genital adj. Of or pertaining to the

1987. garrulous adj. Given to constant trivial animal reproductive organs.

talking. 2004. genitive adj. Indicating source, origin,

1988. gaseous adj. Light and unsubstantial. possession, or the like.

1989. gastric adj. Of, pertaining to, or near 2005. genteel adj. Well-bred or refined.

the stomach. 2006. gentile adj. Belonging to a people not

1990. gastritis n. Inflammation of the Jewish.

stomach. 2007. geology n. The department of natural

1991. gastronomy n. The art of preparing science that treats of the constitution and

and serving appetizing food. structure of the earth.

1992. gendarme n. In continental Europe, 2008. germane adj. Relevant.

particularly in France, a uniformed and armed 2009. germinate v. To begin to develop into

police officer. an embryo or higher form.

1993. genealogy n. A list, in the order of 2010. gestation n. Pregnancy.

succession, of ancestors and their 2011. gesticulate v. To make gestures or

descendants. motions, as in speaking, or in place of speech.


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2012. gesture n. A movement or action of 2031. gourmand n. A connoisseur in the

the hands or face, expressive of some idea or delicacies of the table.

emotion. 2032. gosling n. A young goose.

2013. ghastly adj. Hideous. 2033. gossamer adj. Flimsy.

2014. gibe v. To utter taunts or reproaches. 2034. gourd n. A melon, pumpkin, squash, or

2015. giddy adj. Affected with a whirling or some similar fruit having a hard rind.

swimming sensation in the head. 2035. graceless adj. Ungracious.

gigantic adj. Tremendous. 2036. gradation n. A step, degree, rank, or

giver n. One who gives, in any sense. relative position in an order or series.

glacial adj. Icy, or icily cold. 2037. gradient adj. Moving or advancing by

glacier n. A field or stream of ice. steps.

gladden v. To make joyous. 2038. granary n. A storehouse for grain after

glazier n. One who cuts and fits panes it is thrashed or husked.

of glass, as for windows. 2039. grandeur n. The quality of being grand

2022. glimmer n. A faint, wavering, unsteady or admirably great.

light. 2040. grandiloquent adj. Speaking in or

2023. glimpse n. A momentary look. characterized by a pompous or bombastic

2024. globose adj. Spherical. style.

2025. globular adj. Spherical. 2041. grandiose adj. Having an imposing

2026. glorious adj. Of excellence and style or effect.

splendor. 2042. grantee n. The person to whom

2027. glutinous adj. Sticky. property is transferred by deed.

2028. gluttonous adj. Given to excess in 2043. grantor n. The maker of a deed.

eating. 2044. granular adj. Composed of small grains

2029. gnash v. To grind or strike the teeth or particles.

together, as from rage. 2045. granulate v. To form into grains or

2030. Gordian knot n. Any difficulty the only small particles.

issue out of which is by bold or unusual 2046. granule n. A small grain or particle.

manners. 2047. grapple v. To take hold of.


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2048. gratification n. Satisfaction. 2066. guileless adj. Frank.

2049. gratify v. To please, as by satisfying a 2067. guinea n. An English monetary unit.

physical or mental desire or need. 2068. guise n. The external appearance as

2050. gratuitous adj. Voluntarily. produced by garb or costume.

2051. gratuity n. That which is given without 2069. gullible adj. Credulous.

demand or claim. Tip. 2070. gumption n. Common sense.

2052. gravity n. Seriousness. 2071. gusto n. Keen enjoyment.

2053. gregarious adj. Not habitually solitary 2072. guy n. Stay-rope.

or living alone. 2073. guzzle v. To swallow greedily or hastily;

2054. grenadier n. A member of a regiment gulp.

composed of men of great stature. 2074. gynecocracy n. Female supremacy.

2055. grief n. Sorrow. 2075. gynecology n. The science that treats

2056. grievance n. That which oppresses, of the functions and diseases peculiar to

injures, or causes grief and at the same time a women.

sense of wrong. 2076. gyrate v. To revolve.

2057. grievous adj. Creating affliction. 2077. gyroscope n. An instrument for

2058. grimace n. A distortion of the features, illustrating the laws of rotation.

occasioned by some feeling of pain, disgust, 2078. habitable adj. Fit to be dwelt in.

etc. 2079. habitant n. Dweller.

2059. grindstone n. A flat circular stone, used 2080. habitual adj. According to usual

for sharpening tools. practice.

2060. grisly adj. Fear-inspiring. 2081. habitude n. Customary relation or

2061. grotesque adj. Incongruously association.

composed or ill-proportioned. 2082. hackney v. To make stale or trite by

2062. grotto n. A small cavern. repetition.

2063. ground n. A pavement or floor or any 2083. haggard adj. Worn and gaunt in

supporting surface on which one may walk. appearance.

2064. guess n. Surmise. 2084. halcyon adj. Calm.

2065. guile n. Duplicity. 2085. hale adj. Of sound and vigorous


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health. 2106. hemorrhoids n. pl. Tumors composed

2086. handwriting n. Penmanship. of enlarged and thickened blood-vessels, at the

2087. hanger-on n. A parasite. lower end of the rectum.

2088. happy-go-lucky adj. Improvident. 2107. henchman n. A servile assistant and

2089. harangue n. A tirade. subordinate.

2090. harass v. To trouble with 2108. henpeck v. To worry or harass by ill

importunities, cares, or annoyances. temper and petty annoyances.

2091. harbinger n. One who or that which 2109. heptagon n. A figure having seven

foreruns and announces the coming of any sides and seven angles.

person or thing. 2110. heptarchy n. A group of seven

2092. hard-hearted adj. Lacking pity or governments.

sympathy. 2111. herbaceous adj. Having the character

2093. hardihood n. Foolish daring. of a herb.

2094. harmonious adj. Concordant in sound. 2112. herbarium n. A collection of dried

2095. havoc n. Devastation. plants scientifically arranged for study.

2096. hawthorn n. A thorny shrub much used 2113. herbivorous adj. Feeding on herbs or

in England for hedges. other vegetable matter, as animals.

2097. hazard n. Risk. 2114. hereditary adj. Passing naturally from

2098. head first adv. Precipitately, as in parent to child.

diving. 2115. heredity n. Transmission of physical or

2099. head foremost adv. Precipitately, as in mental qualities, diseases, etc., from parent to

diving. offspring.

2100. heartrending adj. Very depressing. 2116. heresy n. An opinion or doctrine

2101. heathenish adj. Irreligious. subversive of settled beliefs or accepted

2102. heedless adj. Thoughtless. principles.

2103. heifer n. A young cow. 2117. heretic n. One who holds opinions

2104. heinous adj. Odiously sinful. contrary to the recognized standards or tenets

2105. hemorrhage n. Discharge of blood of any philosophy.

from a ruptured or wounded blood-vessel. 2118. heritage n. Birthright.


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2119. hernia n. Protrusion of any internal 2138. hindrance n. An obstacle.

organ in whole or in part from its normal 2139. hirsute adj. Having a hairy covering.

position. 2140. hoard v. To gather and store away for

2120. hesitancy n. A pausing to consider. the sake of accumulation.

2121. hesitant adj. Vacillating. 2141. hoarse adj. Having the voice harsh or

2122. hesitation n. Vacillation. rough, as from a cold or fatigue.

2123. heterodox adj. At variance with any 2142. homage n. Reverential regard or

commonly accepted doctrine or opinion. worship.

2124. heterogeneity n. Unlikeness of 2143. homogeneity n. Congruity of the

constituent parts. members or elements or parts.

2125. heterogeneous adj. Consisting of 2144. homogeneous adj. Made up of similar

dissimilar elements or ingredients of different parts or elements.

kinds. 2145. homologous adj. Identical in nature,

2126. heteromorphic adj. Deviating from the make-up, or relation.

normal form or standard type. 2146. homonym n. A word agreeing in sound

2127. hexangular adj. Having six angles. with but different in meaning from another.

2128. hexapod adj. Having six feet. 2147. homophone n. A word agreeing in

2129. hexagon n. A figure with six angles. sound with but different in meaning from

2130. hiatus n. A break or vacancy where another.

something necessary to supply the connection 2148. honorarium n. A token fee or payment

is wanting. to a professional man for services.

2131. hibernal adj. Pertaining to winter. 2149. hoodwink v. To deceive.

2132. Hibernian adj. Pertaining to Ireland, or 2150. horde n. A gathered multitude of

its people. human beings.

2133. hideous adj. Appalling. 2151. hosiery n. A stocking.

2134. hilarious adj. Boisterously merry. 2152. hospitable adj. Disposed to treat

2135. hillock n. A small hill or mound. strangers or guests with generous kindness.

2136. hinder v. To obstruct. 2153. hospitality n. The practice of receiving

2137. hindmost adj. Farthest from the front. and entertaining strangers and guests with
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kindness. that treats of the pressure and equilibrium of

2154. hostility n. Enmity. fluids.

2155. huckster n. One who retails small 2171. hydrous adj. Watery.

wares. 2172. hygiene n. The branch of medical

2156. humane adj. Compassionate. science that relates to improving health.

2157. humanitarian n. A philanthropist. 2173. hypercritical adj. Faultfinding.

2158. humanize v. To make gentle or refined. 2174. hypnosis n. An artificial trance-sleep.

2159. humbug n. Anything intended or 2175. hypnotic adj. Tending to produce

calculated to deceive or mislead. sleep.

2160. humiliate v. To put to shame. 2176. hypnotism n. An artificially induced

2161. hussar n. A light-horse trooper armed somnambulistic state in which the mind readily

with saber and carbine. acts on suggestion.

2162. hustle v. To move with haste and 2177. hypnotize v. To produce a

promptness. somnambulistic state in which the mind readily

2163. hybrid adj. Cross-bred. acts on suggestions.

2164. hydra n. The seven- or nine-headed 2178. hypocrisy n. Extreme insincerity.

water-serpent slain by Hercules. 2179. hypocrite n. One who makes false

2165. hydraulic adj. Involving the moving of professions of his views or beliefs.

water, of the force exerted by water in motion. 2180. hypodermic adj. Pertaining to the area

2166. hydrodynamics n. The branch of under the skin.

mechanics that treats of the dynamics of fluids. 2181. hypotenuse n. The side of a rightangled
triangle opposite the right angle.
2167. hydroelectric adj. Pertaining to
2182. hypothesis n. A proposition taken for
electricity developed water or steam.
granted as a premise from which to reach a
2168. hydromechanics n. The mechanics of
conclusion.
fluids.
2183. hysteria n. A nervous affection
2169. hydrometer n. An instrument for
occurring typically in paroxysms of laughing
determining the density of solids and liquids by
and crying.
flotation.
2184. ichthyic adj. Fish-like.
2170. hydrostatics n. The branch of science
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2185. ichthyology n. The branch of zoology 2206. illogical adj. Contrary to the rules of

that treats of fishes. sound thought.

2186. ichthyosaurs n. A fossil reptile. 2207. illuminant n. That which may be used

2187. icily adv. Frigidly. to produce light.

2188. iciness n. The state of being icy. 2208. illuminate v. To supply with light.

2189. icon n. An image or likeness. 2209. illumine v. To make bright or clear.

2190. iconoclast n. An image-breaker. 2210. illusion n. An unreal image presented

2191. idealize v. To make to conform to to the senses.

some mental or imaginary standard. 2211. illusive adj. Deceptive.

2192. idiom n. A use of words peculiar to a 2212. illusory adj. Deceiving or tending to

particular language. deceive, as by false appearance.

2193. idiosyncrasy n. A mental quality or 2213. imaginable adj. That can be imagined

habit peculiar to an individual. or conceived in the mind.

2194. idolize v. To regard with inordinate 2214. imaginary adj. Fancied.

love or admiration. 2215. imbibe v. To drink or take in.

2195. ignoble adj. Low in character or 2216. imbroglio n. A misunderstanding

purpose. attended by ill feeling, perplexity, or strife.

2196. ignominious adj. Shameful. 2217. imbrue v. To wet or moisten.

2197. Iliad n. A Greek epic poem describing 2218. imitation n. That which is made as a

scenes from the siege of Troy. likeness or copy.

2198. illegal adj. Not according to law. 2219. imitator n. One who makes in

2199. illegible adj. Undecipherable. imitation.

2200. illegitimate adj. Unlawfully begotten. 2220. immaculate adj. Without spot or

2201. illiberal adj. Stingy. blemish.

2202. illicit adj. Unlawful. 2221. immaterial adj. Of no essential

2203. illimitable adj. Boundless. consequence.

2204. illiterate adj. Having little or no 2222. immature adj. Not full-grown.
booklearning.
2223. immeasurable adj. Indefinitely
2205. ill-natured adj. Surly.
extensive.
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2224. immense adj. Very great in degree, 2240. impassable adj. That can not be passed

extent, size, or quantity. through or over.

2225. immerse v. To plunge or dip entirely 2241. impassible adj. Not moved or affected

under water or other fluid. by feeling.

2226. immersion n. The act of plunging or 2242. impassive adj. Unmoved by or not

dipping entirely under water or another fluid. exhibiting feeling.

2227. immigrant n. A foreigner who enters a 2243. impatience n. Unwillingness to brook

country to settle there. delays or wait the natural course of things.

2228. immigrate v. To come into a country or 2244. impeccable adj. Blameless.

region from a former habitat. 2245. impecunious adj. Having no money.

2229. imminence n. Impending evil or 2246. impede v. To be an obstacle or to place

danger. obstacles in the way of.

2230. imminent adj. Dangerous and close at 2247. impel v. To drive or urge forward.

hand. 2248. impend v. To be imminent.

2231. immiscible adj. Separating, as oil and 2249. imperative adj. Obligatory.

water. 2250. imperceptible adj. Indiscernible.

2232. immoral adj. Habitually engaged in 2251. imperfectible adj. That can not be

licentious or lewd practices. perfected.

2233. immortalize v. To cause to last or to be 2252. imperil v. To endanger.

known or remembered throughout a great or 2253. imperious adj. Insisting on obedience.

indefinite length of time. 2254. impermissible adj. Not permissible.

2234. immovable adj. Steadfast. 2255. impersonal adj. Not relating to a

2235. immune adj. Exempt, as from disease. particular person or thing.

2236. immutable adj. Unchangeable. 2256. impersonate v. To appear or act in the

2237. impair v. To cause to become less or character of.

worse. 2257. impersuadable adj. Unyielding.

2238. impalpable adj. Imperceptible to the 2258. impertinence n. Rudeness.

touch. 2259. imperturbable adj. Calm.

2239. impartial adj. Unbiased. 2260. impervious adj. Impenetrable.


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2261. impetuosity n. Rashness. on the impulse of the moment.

2262. impetuous adj. Impulsive. 2281. improper adj. Not appropriate,

2263. impetus n. Any impulse or incentive. suitable, or becoming.

2264. impiety n. Irreverence toward God. 2282. impropriety n. The state or quality of

2265. impious adj. Characterized by being unfit, unseemly, or inappropriate.

irreverence or irreligion. 2283. improvident adj. Lacking foresight or

2266. implausible adj. Not plausible. thrift.

2267. impliable adj. Capable of being 2284. improvise v. To do anything

inferred. extemporaneously or offhand.

2268. implicate v. To show or prove to be 2285. imprudent adj. Heedless.

involved in or concerned 2286. impudence n. Insolent disrespect.

2269. implicit adj. Implied. 2287. impugn v. To assail with arguments,

2270. imply v. To signify. insinuations, or accusations.

2271. impolitic adj. Inexpedient. 2288. impulsion n. Impetus.

2272. importation n. The act or practice of 2289. impulsive adj. Unpremeditated.

bringing from one country into another. 2290. impunity n. Freedom from

2273. importunate adj. Urgent in character, punishment.

request, or demand. 2291. impure adj. Tainted.

2274. importune v. To harass with persistent 2292. impute v. To attribute.

demands or entreaties. 2293. inaccessible adj. Difficult of approach.

2275. impotent adj. Destitute of or lacking in 2294. inaccurate adj. Not exactly according

power, physical, moral, or intellectual. to the facts.

2276. impoverish v. To make indigent or 2295. inactive adj. Inert.

poor. 2296. inadequate adj. Insufficient.

2277. impracticable adj. Not feasible. 2297. inadmissible adj. Not to be approved,

2278. impregnable adj. That can not be considered, or allowed, as testimony.

taken by assault. 2298. inadvertent adj. Accidental.

2279. impregnate v. To make pregnant. 2299. inadvisable adj. Unadvisable.

2280. impromptu n. Anything done or said 2300. inane adj. Silly.


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2301. inanimate adj. Destitute of animal life. 2322. incident n. A happening in general,

2302. inapprehensible adj. Not to be especially one of little importance.

understood. 2323. incidentally adv. Without intention.

2303. inapt adj. Awkward or slow. 2324. incinerate v. To reduce to ashes.

2304. inarticulate adj. Speechless. 2325. incipience n. Beginning.

2305. inaudible adj. That can not be heard. 2326. incipient adj. Initial.

2306. inborn adj. Implanted by nature. 2327. incisor n. A front or cutting tooth.

2307. inbred adj. Innate. 2328. incite v. To rouse to a particular action.

2308. incandescence n. The state of being 2329. incitement n. That which moves to

white or glowing with heat. action, or serves as an incentive or stimulus.

2309. incandescent adj. White or glowing 2330. incoercible adj. Incapable of being

with heat. forced, constrained, or compelled.

2310. incapacitate v. To deprive of power, 2331. incoherence n. Want of connection, or

capacity, competency, or qualification. agreement, as of parts or ideas in thought,

2311. incapacity n. Want of power to speech, etc.

apprehend, understand, and manage. 2332. incoherent adj. Not logically

2312. incarcerate v. To imprison. coordinated, as to parts, elements, or details.

2313. incendiary n. Chemical or person who 2333. incombustible adj. That can not be

starts a fire-literally or figuratively. burned.

2314. incentive n. That which moves the 2334. incomparable adj. Matchless.

mind or inflames the passions. 2335. incompatible adj. Discordant.

2315. inception n. The beginning. 2336. incompetence n. General lack of

2316. inceptive adj. Beginning. capacity or fitness.

2317. incessant adj. Unceasing. 2337. incompetent adj. Not having the

2318. inchmeal adv. Piecemeal. abilities desired or necessary for any purpose.

2319. inchoate adj. Incipient. 2338. incomplete adj. Lacking some

2320. inchoative n. That which begins, or element, part, or adjunct necessary or

expresses beginning. required.

2321. incidence n. Casual occurrence. 2339. incomprehensible adj. Not


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understandable. 2358. indigenous adj. Native.

2340. incompressible adj. Resisting all 2359. indigent adj. Poor.

attempts to reduce volume by pressure. 2360. indigestible adj. Not digestible, or

2341. inconceivable adj. Incomprehensible. difficult to digest.

2342. incongruous adj. Unsuitable for the 2361. indigestion n. Difficulty or failure in the

time, place, or occasion. alimentary canal in changing food into

2343. inconsequential adj. Valueless. absorptive nutriment.

2344. inconsiderable adj. Small in quantity or 2362. indignant adj. Having such anger and

importance. scorn as is aroused by meanness or

2345. inconsistent adj. Contradictory. wickedness.

2346. inconstant adj. Changeable. 2363. indignity n. Unmerited contemptuous

2347. incontrovertible adj. Indisputable. conduct or treatment.

2348. inconvenient adj. Interfering with 2364. indiscernible adj. Not perceptible.

comfort or progress. 2365. indiscreet adj. Lacking wise judgment.

2349. indefensible adj. Untenable. 2366. indiscriminate adj. Promiscuous.

2350. indefinitely adv. In a vague or 2367. indispensable adj. Necessary or

uncertain way. requisite for the purpose.

2351. indelible adj. That can not be blotted 2368. indistinct adj. Vague.

out, effaced, destroyed, or removed. 2369. indivertible adj. That can not be

2352. indescribable adj. That can not be turned aside.

described. 2370. indivisible adj. Not separable into

2353. indestructible adj. That can not be parts.

destroyed. 2371. indolence n. Laziness.

2354. indicant adj. That which points out. 2372. indolent adj. Habitually inactive or

2355. indicator n. One who or that which idle.

points out. 2373. indomitable adj. Unconquerable.

2356. indict v. To find and declare chargeable 2374. induct v. To bring in.

with crime. 2375. indulgence n. The yielding to

2357. indigence n. Poverty. inclination, passion, desire, or propensity in


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oneself or another. length or area.

2376. indulgent adj. Yielding to the desires or 2396. infallible adj. Exempt from error of

humor of oneself or those under one's care. judgment, as in opinion or statement.

2377. inebriate v. To intoxicate. 2397. infamous adj. Publicly branded or

2378. inedible adj. Not good for food. notorious, as for vice, or crime.

2379. ineffable adj. Unutterable. 2398. infamy n. Total loss or destitution of

2380. inefficient adj. Not accomplishing an honor or reputation.

intended purpose. 2399. inference n. The derivation of a

2381. inefficiency n. That which does not judgment from any given material of

accomplish an intended purpose. knowledge on the ground of law.

2382. ineligible adj. Not suitable to be 2400. infernal adj. Akin to or befitting hell or

selected or chosen. its occupants.

2383. inept adj. Not fit or suitable. 2401. infest v. To be present in such numbers

2384. inert adj. Inanimate. as to be a source of annoyance, trouble, or

2385. inestimable adj. Above price. danger.

2386. inevitable adj. Unavoidable. 2402. infidel n. One who denies the

2387. inexcusable adj. Not to be justified. existence of God.

2388. inexhaustible adj. So large or 2403. infidelity n. Disloyalty.

furnishing so great a supply as not to be 2404. infinite adj. Measureless.

emptied, wasted, or spent. 2405. infinity n. Boundless or immeasurable

2389. inexorable adj. Unrelenting. extension or duration.

2390. inexpedient adj. Unadvisable. 2406. infirm adj. Lacking in bodily or mental

2391. inexpensive adj. Low-priced. strength.

2392. inexperience n. Lack of or deficiency in 2407. infirmary n. A place for the reception

experience. or treatment of the sick.

2393. inexplicable adj. Such as can not be 2408. infirmity n. A physical, mental, or

made plain. moral weakness or flaw.

2394. inexpressible adj. Unutterable. 2409. inflammable adj. Easily set on fire or

2395. inextensible adj. Of unchangeable excited.


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2410. inflammation n. A morbid process in 2426. ingratitude n. Insensibility to kindness.

some part of the body characterized by heat, 2427. ingredient n. Component.

swelling, and pain. 2428. inherence n. The state of being

2411. inflexible adj. That can not be altered permanently existing in something.

or varied. 2429. inherent adj. Intrinsic.

2412. influence n. Ability to sway the will of 2430. inhibit v. To hold back or in.

another. 2431. inhospitable adj. Not disposed to

2413. influential adj. Having the power to entertain strangers gratuitously.

sway the will of another. 2432. inhuman adj. Savage.

2414. influx n. Infusion. 2433. inhume v. To place in the earth, as a

2415. infrequence n. Rareness. dead body.

2416. infrequent adj. Uncommon. 2434. inimical adj. Adverse.

2417. infringe v. To trespass upon. 2435. iniquity n. Gross wrong or injustice.

2418. infuse v. To instill, introduce, or 2436. initiate v. To perform the first act or

inculcate, as principles or qualities. rite.

2419. infusion n. The act of imbuing, or 2437. inject v. To introduce, as a fluid, by

pouring in. injection.

2420. ingenious adj. Evincing skill, originality, 2438. injunction n. Mandate.

or cleverness, as in contrivance or 2439. inkling n. A hint.

arrangement. 2440. inland adj. Remote from the sea.

2421. ingenuity n. Cleverness in contriving, 2441. inlet n. A small body of water leading

combining, or originating. into a larger.

2422. ingenuous adj. Candid, frank, or open 2442. inmost adj. Deepest within.

in character or quality. 2443. innocuous adj. Harmless.

2423. inglorious adj. Shameful. 2444. innovate v. To introduce or strive to

2424. ingraft v. To set or implant deeply and introduce new things.

firmly. 2445. innuendo n. Insinuation.

2425. ingratiate v. To win confidence or good 2446. innumerable adj. Countless.

graces for oneself. 2447. inoffensive adj. Causing nothing


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displeasing or disturbing. 2464. insignificant adj. Without importance,

2448. inopportune adj. Unsuitable or force, or influence.

inconvenient, especially as to time. 2465. insinuate v. To imply.

2449. inquire v. To ask information about. 2466. insipid adj. Tasteless.

2450. inquisition n. A court or tribunal for 2467. insistence n. Urgency.

examination and punishment of heretics. 2468. insistent adj. Urgent.

2451. inquisitive adj. Given to questioning, 2469. insolence n. Pride or haughtiness

especially out of curiosity. exhibited in contemptuous and overbearing

2452. inquisitor n. One who makes an treatment of others.

investigation. 2470. insolent adj. Impudent.

2453. inroad n. Forcible encroachment or 2471. insomnia n. Sleeplessness.

trespass. 2472. inspector n. An official appointed to

2454. insatiable adj. That desires or craves examine or oversee any matter of public

immoderately or unappeasably. interest or importance.

2455. inscribe v. To enter in a book, or on a 2473. instance n. A single occurrence or

list, roll, or document, by writing. happening of a given kind.

2456. inscrutable adj. Impenetrably 2474. instant n. A very brief portion of time.

mysterious or profound. 2475. instantaneous adj. Done without

2457. insecure adj. Not assured of safety. perceptible lapse of time.

2458. insensible adj. Imperceptible. 2476. instigate v. To provoke.

2459. insentient adj. Lacking the power of 2477. instigator n. One who incites to evil.

feeling or perceiving. 2478. instill v. To infuse.

2460. inseparable adj. That can not be 2479. instructive adj. Conveying knowledge.

separated. 2480. insufficiency n. Inadequacy.

2461. insidious adj. Working ill by slow and 2481. insufficient adj. Inadequate for some

stealthy means. need, purpose, or use.

2462. insight n. Intellectual discernment. 2482. insular adj. Pertaining to an island.

2463. insignificance n. Lack of import or of 2483. insulate v. To place in a detached state

importance. or situation.
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2484. insuperable adj. Invincible. 2500. intercede v. To mediate between

2485. insuppressible adj. Incapable of being persons.

concealed. 2501. intercept v. To interrupt the course of.

2486. insurgence n. Uprising. 2502. intercession n. Entreaty in behalf of

2487. insurgent n. One who takes part in others.

forcible opposition to the constituted 2503. intercessor n. A mediator.

authorities of a place. 2504. interdict n. Authoritative act of

2488. insurrection n. The state of being in prohibition.

active resistance to authority. 2505. interim n. Time between acts or

2489. intangible adj. Not perceptible to the periods.

touch. 2506. interlocutor n. One who takes part in a

2490. integrity n. Uprightness of character conversation or oral discussion.

and soundness of moral principle. 2507. interlude n. An action or event

2491. intellect n. The faculty of perception or considered as coming between others of

thought. greater length.

2492. intellectual adj. Characterized by 2508. intermediate adj. Being in a middle

intelligence. place or degree or between extremes.

2493. intelligence n. Capacity to know or 2509. interminable adj. Having no limit or

understand. end.

2494. intelligible adj. Comprehensible. 2510. intermission n. A recess.

2495. intemperance n. Immoderate action or 2511. intermit v. To cause to cease

indulgence, as of the appetites. temporarily.

2496. intension n. The act of stringing or 2512. intermittent adj. A temporary

stretching, or state of being strained. discontinuance.

2497. intensive adj. Adding emphasis or 2513. interpolation n. Verbal interference.

force. 2514. interpose v. To come between other

2498. intention n. That upon which the mind things or persons.

is set. 2515. interposition n. A coming between.

2499. interact v. To act reciprocally. 2516. interpreter n. A person who makes


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intelligible the speech of a foreigner by oral exhilarates or excites.

translation. 2533. intoxicate v. To make drunk.

2517. interrogate v. To examine formally by 2534. intracellular adj. Occurring or situated

questioning. within a cell.

2518. interrogative adj. Having the nature or 2535. intramural adj. Situated within the

form of a question. walls of a city.

2519. interrogatory n. A question or inquiry. 2536. intrepid adj. Fearless and bold.

2520. interrupt v. To stop while in progress. 2537. intricacy n. Perplexity.

2521. intersect v. To cut through or into so as 2538. intricate adj. Difficult to follow or

to divide. understand.

2522. intervale n. A low tract of land 2539. intrigue n. A plot or scheme, usually

between hills, especially along a river. complicated and intended to accomplish

2523. intervene v. To interfere for some end. something by secret ways.

2524. intestacy n. The condition resulting 2540. intrinsic adj. Inherent.

from one's dying not having made a valid will. 2541. introductory adj. Preliminary.

2525. intestate adj. Not having made a valid 2542. introgression n. Entrance.

will. 2543. intromit v. To insert.

2526. intestine n. That part of the digestive 2544. introspect v. To look into.

tube below or behind the stomach, extending 2545. introspection n. The act of observing

to the anus. and analyzing one's own thoughts and feelings.

2527. intimacy n. Close or confidential 2546. introversion n. The act of turning or

friendship. directing inward, physically or mentally.

2528. intimidate v. To cause to become 2547. introvert v. To turn within.

frightened. 2548. intrude v. To come in without leave or

2529. intolerable adj. Insufferable. license.

2530. intolerance n. Inability or 2549. intrusion n. The act of entering

unwillingness to bear or endure. without warrant or invitation; encroachment.

2531. intolerant adj. Bigoted. 2550. intuition n. Instinctive knowledge or

2532. intoxicant n. Anything that unduly feeling.


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2551. inundate v. To fill with an overflowing 2569. invidious adj. Showing or feeling envy.

abundance. 2570. invigorate v. To animate.

2552. inundation n. Flood. 2571. invincible adj. Not to be conquered,

2553. inure v. To harden or toughen by use, subdued, or overcome.

exercise, or exposure. 2572. inviolable adj. Incapable of being

2554. invalid adj. Having no force, weight, or injured or disturbed.

cogency. 2573. invoke v. To call on for assistance or

2555. invalid n. One who is disabled by illness protection.

or injury. 2574. involuntary adj. Unwilling.

2556. invalidate v. To render of no force or 2575. involution n. Complication.

effect. 2576. involve v. To draw into entanglement,

2557. invaluable adj. Exceedingly precious. literally or figuratively.

2558. invariable adj. Unchangeable. 2577. invulnerable adj. That can not be

2559. invasion n. Encroachment, as by an act wounded or hurt.

of intrusion or trespass. 2578. inwardly adv. With no outward

2560. invective n. An utterance intended to manifestation.

cast censure, or reproach. 2579. iota n. A small or insignificant mark or

2561. inveigh v. To utter vehement censure part.

or invective. 2580. irascible adj. Prone to anger.

2562. inventive adj. Quick at contrivance. 2581. irate adj. Moved to anger.

2563. inverse adj. Contrary in tendency or 2582. ire n. Wrath.

direction. 2583. iridescence n. A many-colored

2564. inversion n. Change of order so that appearance.

the first shall become last and the last first. 2584. iridescent adj. Exhibiting changing

2565. invert v. To turn inside out, upside rainbow-colors due to the interference of the

down, or in opposite direction. light.

2566. investigator n. One who investigates. 2585. irk v. To afflict with pain, vexation, or

2567. investor n. One who invests money. fatigue.

2568. inveterate adj. Habitual. 2586. irksome adj. Wearisome.


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2587. irony n. Censure or ridicule under things.

cover of praise or compliment. 2602. irreverential adj. Showing or

2588. irradiance n. Luster. expressing a deficiency of veneration,

2589. irradiate v. To render clear and especially for sacred things.

intelligible. 2603. irreversible adj. Irrevocable.

2590. irrational adj. Not possessed of 2604. irrigant adj. Serving to water lands by

reasoning powers or understanding. artificial means.

2591. irreducible adj. That can not be 2605. irrigate v. To water, as land, by ditches

lessened. or other artificial means.

2592. irrefragable adj. That can not be 2606. irritable adj. Showing impatience or ill

refuted or disproved. temper on little provocation.

2593. irrefrangible adj. That can not be 2607. irritancy n. The quality of producing

broken or violated. vexation.

2594. irrelevant adj. Inapplicable. 2608. irritant n. A mechanical, chemical, or

2595. irreligious adj. Indifferent or opposed pathological agent of inflammation, pain, or

to religion. tension.

2596. irreparable adj. That can not be 2609. irritate v. To excite ill temper or

rectified or made amends for. impatience in.

2597. irrepressible adj. That can not be 2610. irruption n. Sudden invasion.

restrained or kept down. 2611. isle n. An island.

2598. irresistible adj. That can not be 2612. islet n. A little island.

successfully withstood or opposed. 2613. isobar n. A line joining points at which

2599. irresponsible adj. Careless of or unable the barometric pressure is the same at a

to meet responsibilities. specified moment.

2600. irreverence n. The quality showing or 2614. isochronous adj. Relating to or

expressing a deficiency of veneration, denoting equal intervals of time.

especially for sacred things. 2615. isolate v. To separate from others of its

2601. irreverent adj. Showing or expressing kind.

a deficiency of veneration, especially for sacred 2616. isothermal adj. Having or marking
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equality of temperature. 2633. judiciary n. That department of

2617. itinerant adj. Wandering. government which administers the law relating

2618. itinerary n. A detailed account or diary to civil and criminal justice.

of a journey. 2634. judicious adj. Prudent.

2619. itinerate v. To wander from place to 2635. juggle v. To play tricks of sleight of

place. hand.

2620. jargon n. Confused, unintelligible 2636. jugglery n. The art or practice of sleight

speech or highly technical speech. of hand.

2621. jaundice n. A morbid condition, due to 2637. jugular adj. Pertaining to the throat.

obstructed excretion of bile or characterized 2638. juicy adj. Succulent.

by yellowing of the skin. 2639. junction n. The condition of being

2622. jeopardize v. To imperil. joined.

2623. Jingo n. One of a party in Great Britain 2640. juncture n. An articulation, joint, or

in favor of spirited and demonstrative foreign seam.

policy. 2641. junta n. A council or assembly that

2624. jocose adj. Done or made in jest. deliberates in secret upon the affairs of

2625. jocular adj. Inclined to joke. government.

2626. joggle n. A sudden irregular shake or a 2642. juridical adj. Assumed by law to exist.

push causing such a shake. 2643. jurisdiction n. Lawful power or right to

2627. journalize v. To keep a diary. exercise official authority.

2628. jovial adj. Merry. 2644. jurisprudence n. The science of rights

2629. jubilation n. Exultation. in accordance with positive law.

2630. judgment n. The faculty by the 2645. juror n. One who serves on a jury or is

exercise of which a deliberate conclusion is sworn in for jury duty in a court of justice.

reached. 2646. joust v. To engage in a tilt with lances

2631. judicature n. Distribution and on horseback.

administration of justice by trial and judgment. 2647. justification n. Vindication.

2632. judicial adj. Pertaining to the 2648. juvenile adj. Characteristic of youth.

administration of justice. 2649. juxtapose v. To place close together.


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2650. keepsake n. Anything kept or given to 2669. lacerate v. To tear rudely or raggedly.

be kept for the sake of the giver. 2670. lackadaisical adj. Listless.

2651. kerchief n. A square of linen, silk, or 2671. lactation n. The secretion of milk.

other material, used as a covering for the head 2672. lacteal adj. Milky.

or neck. 2673. lactic adj. Pertaining to milk.

2652. kernel n. A grain or seed. 2674. laddie n. A lad.

2653. kiln n. An oven or furnace for baking, 2675. ladle n. A cup-shaped vessel with a

burning, or drying industrial products. long handle, intended for dipping up and

2654. kiloliter n. One thousand liters. pouring liquids.

2655. kilometer n. A length of 1,000 meters. 2676. laggard adj. Falling behind.

2656. kilowatt n. One thousand watts. 2677. landholder n. Landowner.

2657. kimono n. A loose robe, fastening with 2678. landlord n. A man who owns and lets a

a sash, the principal outer garment in Japan. tenement or tenements.

2658. kind-hearted adj. Having a kind and 2679. landmark n. A familiar object in the

sympathetic nature. landscape serving as a guide to an area

2659. kingling n. A petty king. otherwise easily lost track of.

2660. kingship n. Royal state. 2680. landscape n. A rural view, especially

2661. kinsfolk n. pl. Relatives. one of picturesque effect, as seen from a

2662. knavery n. Deceitfulness in dealing. distance or an elevation.

2663. knead v. To mix and work into a 2681. languid adj. Relaxed.

homogeneous mass, especially with the hands. 2682. languor n. Lassitude of body or

2664. knickknack n. A small article, more for depression.

ornament that use. 2683. lapse n. A slight deviation from what is

2665. knight errant n. One of the wandering right, proper, or just.

knights who in the middle ages went forth in 2684. lascivious adj. Lustful.

search of adventure. 2685. lassie n. A little lass.

2666. knighthood n. Chivalry. 2686. latent adj. Dormant.

2667. laborious adj. Toilsome. 2687. latency n. The state of being dormant.

2668. labyrinth n. A maze. 2688. later adv. At a subsequent time.


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2689. lateral adj. Directed toward the side. 2710. legging n. A covering for the leg.

2690. latish adj. Rather late. 2711. legible adj. That may be read with

2691. lattice n. Openwork of metal or wood, ease.

formed by crossing or interlacing strips or bars. 2712. legionary n. A member of an ancient

2692. laud v. To praise in words or song. Roman legion or of the modern French Legion

2693. laudable adj. Praiseworthy. of Honor.

2694. laudation n. High praise. 2713. legislate v. To make or enact a law or

2695. laudatory adj. Pertaining to, laws.

expressing, or containing praise. 2714. legislative adj. That makes or enacts

2696. laundress n. Washerwoman. laws.

2697. laureate adj. Crowned with laurel, as a 2715. legislator n. A lawgiver.

mark of distinction. 2716. legitimacy n. Accordance with law.

2698. lave v. To wash or bathe. 2717. legitimate adj. Having the sanction of

2699. lawgiver n. A legislator. law or established custom.

2700. lawmaker n. A legislator. 2718. leisure n. Spare time.

2701. lax adj. Not stringent or energetic. 2719. leniency n. Forbearance.

2702. laxative adj. Having power to open or 2720. lenient adj. Not harsh.

loosen the bowels. 2721. leonine adj. Like a lion.

2703. lea n. A field. 2722. lethargy n. Prolonged sluggishness of

2704. leaflet n. A little leaf or a booklet. body or mind.

2705. leaven v. To make light by 2723. levee n. An embankment beside a river

fermentation, as dough. or stream or an arm of the sea, to prevent

2706. leeward n. That side or direction overflow.

toward which the wind blows. 2724. lever n. That which exerts, or through

2707. left-handed adj. Using the left hand or which one may exert great power.

arm more dexterously than the right. 2725. leviathan n. Any large animal, as a

2708. legacy n. A bequest. whale.

2709. legalize v. To give the authority of law 2726. levity n. Frivolity.

to. 2727. levy v. To impose and collect by force


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or threat of force. 2747. ligneous adj. Having the texture of

2728. lewd adj. Characterized by lust or appearance of wood.

lasciviousness. 2748. likelihood n. A probability.

2729. lexicographer n. One who makes 2749. likely adj. Plausible.

dictionaries. 2750. liking n. Fondness.

2730. lexicography n. The making of 2751. limitation n. A restriction.

dictionaries. 2752. linear adj. Of the nature of a line.

2731. lexicon n. A dictionary. 2753. liner n. A vessel belonging to a

2732. liable adj. Justly or legally responsible. steamship-line.

2733. libel n. Defamation. 2754. lingo n. Language.

2734. liberalism n. Opposition to 2755. lingua n. The tongue.

conservatism. 2756. lingual adj. Pertaining to the use of the

2735. liberate v. To set free or release from tongue in utterance.

bondage. 2757. linguist n. One who is acquainted with

2736. licentious adj. Wanton. several languages.

2737. licit adj. Lawful. 2758. linguistics n. The science of languages,

2738. liege adj. Sovereign. or of the origin, history, and significance of

2739. lien n. A legal claim or hold on words.

property, as security for a debt or charge. 2759. liniment n. A liquid preparation for

2740. lieu n. Stead. rubbing on the skin in cases of bruises,

2741. lifelike adj. Realistic. inflammation, etc.

2742. lifelong adj. Lasting or continuous 2760. liquefacient adj. Possessing a

through life. liquefying nature or power.

2743. lifetime n. The time that life continues. 2761. liquefy v. To convert into a liquid or

2744. ligament n. That which binds objects into liquid form.

together. 2762. liqueur n. An alcoholic cordial

2745. ligature n. Anything that constricts, or sweetened and flavored with aromatic

serves for binding or tying. substances.

2746. light-hearted adj. Free from care. 2763. liquidate v. To deliver the amount or
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value of. 2783. locative adj. Indicating place, or the

2764. liquor n. Any alcoholic or intoxicating place where or wherein an action occurs.

liquid. 2784. loch n. A lake.

2765. listless adj. Inattentive. 2785. locomotion n. The act or power of

2766. literacy n. The state or condition of moving from one place to another.

knowing how to read and write. 2786. lode n. A somewhat continuous

2767. literal adj. Following the exact words. unstratified metal- bearing vein.

2768. literature n. The written or printed 2787. lodgment n. The act of furnishing with

productions of the human mind collectively. temporary quarters.

2769. lithe adj. Supple. 2788. logic n. The science of correct thinking.

2770. lithesome adj. Nimble. 2789. logical adj. Capable of or characterized

2771. lithograph n. A print made by printing by clear reasoning.

from stone. 2790. logician n. An expert reasoner.

2772. lithotype n. In engraving, an etched 2791. loiterer n. One who consumes time

stone surface for printing. idly.

2773. litigant n. A party to a lawsuit. 2792. loneliness n. Solitude.

2774. litigate v. To cause to become the 2793. longevity n. Unusually prolonged life.

subject-matter of a suit at law. 2794. loot v. To plunder.

2775. litigious adj. Quarrelsome. 2795. loquacious adj. Talkative.

2776. littoral adj. Of, pertaining to, or living 2796. lordling n. A little lord.

on a shore. 2797. lough n. A lake or loch.

2777. liturgy n. A ritual. 2798. louse n. A small insect parasitic on and

2778. livelihood n. Means of subsistence. sucking the blood of mammals.

2779. livid adj. Black-and-blue, as contused 2799. lovable adj. Amiable.

flesh. 2800. low-spirited adj. Despondent.

2780. loam n. A non-coherent mixture of 2801. lowly adv. Rudely.

sand and clay. 2802. lucid adj. Mentally sound.

2781. loath adj. Averse. 2803. lucrative adj. Highly profitable.

2782. loathe v. To abominate. 2804. ludicrous adj. Laughable.


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2805. luminary n. One of the heavenly bodies 2825. machinist n. One who makes or repairs

as a source of light. machines, or uses metal-working tools.

2806. luminescent adj. Showing increase of 2826. macrocosm n. The whole of any sphere

light. or department of nature or knowledge to

2807. luminescence n. Showing increase. which man is related.

2808. luminosity n. The quality of giving or 2827. madden v. To inflame with passion.

radiating light. 2828. Madonna n. A painted or sculptured

2809. luminous adj. Giving or radiating light. representation of the Virgin, usually with the

2810. lunacy n. Mental unsoundness. infant Jesus.

2811. lunar adj. Pertaining to the moon. 2829. magician n. A sorcerer.

2812. lunatic n. An insane person. 2830. magisterial adj. Having an air of

2813. lune n. The moon. authority.

2814. lurid adj. Ghastly and sensational. 2831. magistracy n. The office or dignity of a

2815. luscious adj. Rich, sweet, and magistrate.

delicious. 2832. magnanimous adj. Generous in

2816. lustrous adj. Shining. treating or judging others.

2817. luxuriance n. Excessive or superfluous 2833. magnate n. A person of rank or

growth or quantity. importance.

2818. luxuriant adj. Abundant or 2834. magnet n. A body possessing that

superabundant in growth. peculiar form of polarity found in nature in the

2819. luxuriate v. To live sumptuously. lodestone.

2820. lying n. Untruthfulness. 2835. magnetize v. To make a magnet of,

2821. lyre n. One of the most ancient of permanently, or temporarily.

stringed instruments of the harp class. 2836. magnificence n. The exhibition of

2822. lyric adj. Fitted for expression in song. greatness of action, character, intellect,

2823. macadamize v. To cover or pave, as a wealth, or power.

path or roadway, with small broken stone. 2837. magnificent adj. Grand or majestic in

2824. machinery n. The parts of a machine or appearance, quality, or action.

engine, taken collectively. 2838. magnitude n. Importance.


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2839. maharaja n. A great Hindu prince. 2855. malleable adj. Pliant.

2840. maidenhood n. Virginity. 2856. mallet n. A wooden hammer.

2841. maintain v. To hold or preserve in any 2857. maltreat v. To treat ill, unkindly,

particular state or condition. roughly, or abusively.

2842. maintenance n. That which supports 2858. man-trap n. A place or structure

or sustains. dangerous to human life.

2843. maize n. Indian corn: usually in the 2859. mandate n. A command.

United States called simply corn. 2860. mandatory adj. Expressive of positive

2844. makeup n. The arrangements or command, as distinguished from merely

combination of the parts of which anything is directory.

composed. 2861. mane n. The long hair growing upon

2845. malady n. Any physical disease or and about the neck of certain animals, as the

disorder, especially a chronic or deep-seated horse and the lion.

one. 2862. man-eater n. An animal that devours

2846. malaria n. A fever characterized by human beings.

alternating chills, fever, and sweating. 2863. maneuver v. To make adroit or artful

2847. malcontent n. One who is dissatisfied moves: manage affairs by strategy.

with the existing state of affairs. 2864. mania n. Insanity.

2848. malediction n. The calling down of a 2865. maniac n. a person raving with

curse or curses. madness.

2849. malefactor n. One who injures 2866. manifesto n. A public declaration,

another. making announcement, explanation or

2850. maleficent adj. Mischievous. defense of intentions, or motives.

2851. malevolence n. Ill will. 2867. manlike adj. Like a man.

2852. malevolent adj. Wishing evil to others. 2868. manliness n. The qualities

2853. malign v. To speak evil of, especially to characteristic of a true man, as bravery,

do so falsely and severely. resolution, etc.

2854. malignant adj. Evil in nature or tending 2869. mannerism n. Constant or excessive

to do great harm or mischief. adherence to one manner, style, or peculiarity,


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as of action or conduct. composed of persons masked and costumed so

2870. manor n. The landed estate of a lord or as to be disguised.

nobleman. 2885. massacre n. The unnecessary and

2871. mantel n. The facing, sometimes richly indiscriminate killing of human beings.

ornamented, about a fireplace, including the 2886. massive adj. Of considerable bulk and

usual shelf above it. weight.

2872. mantle n. A cloak. 2887. masterpiece n. A superior production.

2873. manufacturer n. A person engaged in 2888. mastery n. The attainment of superior

manufacturing as a business. skill.

2874. manumission n. Emancipation. 2889. material n. That of which anything is

2875. manumit v. To set free from bondage. composed or may be constructed.

2876. marine adj. Of or pertaining to the sea 2890. materialize v. To take perceptible or

or matters connected with the sea. substantial form.

2877. maritime adj. Situated on or near the 2891. maternal adj. Pertaining or peculiar to

sea. a mother or to motherhood.

2878. maroon v. To put ashore and abandon 2892. matinee n. An entertainment

(a person) on a desolate coast or island. (especially theatrical) held in the daytime.

2879. martial adj. Pertaining to war or 2893. matricide n. The killing, especially the

military operations. murdering, of one's mother.

2880. Martian adj. Pertaining to Mars, either 2894. matrimony n. The union of a man and

the Roman god of war or the planet. a woman in marriage.

2881. martyrdom n. Submission to death or 2895. matrix n. That which contains and

persecution for the sake of faith or principle. gives shape or form to anything.

2882. marvel v. To be astonished and 2896. matter of fact n. Something that has

perplexed because of (something). actual and undeniable existence or reality.

2883. masonry n. The art or work of 2897. maudlin adj. Foolishly and tearfully

constructing, as buildings, walls, etc., with affectionate.

regularly arranged stones. 2898. mausoleum n. A tomb of more than

2884. masquerade n. A social party ordinary size or architectural pretensions.


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2899. mawkish adj. Sickening or insipid. continuous whole.

2900. maxim n. A principle accepted as true 2916. meliorate v. To make better or

and acted on as a rule or guide. improve, as in quality or social or physical

2901. maze n. A labyrinth. condition.

2902. mead n. A meadow. 2917. mellifluous adj. Sweetly or smoothly

2903. meager adj. scanty. flowing.

2904. mealy-mouthed adj. Afraid to express 2918. melodious adj. Characterized by a

facts or opinions plainly. sweet succession of sounds.

2905. meander v. To wind and turn while 2919. melodrama n. A drama with a

proceeding in a course. romantic story or plot and sensational

2906. mechanics n. The branch of physics situation and incidents.

that treats the phenomena caused by the 2920. memento n. A souvenir.

action of forces. 2921. memorable adj. Noteworthy.

2907. medallion n. A large medal. 2922. menace n. A threat.

2908. meddlesome adj. Interfering. 2923. menagerie n. A collection of wild

2909. medial adj. Of or pertaining to the animals, especially when kept for exhibition.

middle. 2924. mendacious adj. Untrue.

2910. mediate v. To effect by negotiating as 2925. mendicant n. A beggar.

an agent between parties. 2926. mentality n. Intellectuality.

2911. medicine n. A substance possessing or 2927. mentor n. A wise and faithful teacher,

reputed to possess curative or remedial guide, and friend.

properties. 2928. mercantile adj. Conducted or acting on

2912. medieval adj. Belonging or relating to business principles; commercial.

or descriptive of the middle ages. 2929. mercenary adj. Greedy

2913. mediocre adj. Ordinary. 2930. merciful adj. Disposed to pity and

2914. meditation n. The turning or revolving forgive.

of a subject in the mind. 2931. merciless adj. Cruel.

2915. medley n. A composition of different 2932. meretricious adj. Alluring by false or

songs or parts of songs arranged to run as a gaudy show.


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2933. mesmerize v. To hypnotize. 2948. metropolis n. A chief city, either the

2934. messieurs n. pl. Gentlemen. capital or the largest or most important city of

2935. metal n. An element that forms a base a state.

by combining with oxygen, is usually hard, 2949. metropolitan adj. Pertaining to a chief

heavy, and lustrous. city.

2936. metallurgy n. The art or science of 2950. mettle n. Courage.

extracting a metal from ores, as by smelting. 2951. mettlesome adj. Having courage or

2937. metamorphosis n. A passing from one spirit.

form or shape into another. 2952. microcosm n. The world or universe on

2938. metaphor n. A figure of speech in a small scale.

which one object is likened to another, by 2953. micrometer n. An instrument for

speaking as if the other. measuring very small angles or dimensions.

2939. metaphysical adj. Philosophical. 2954. microphone n. An apparatus for

2940. metaphysician n. One skilled in magnifying faint sounds.

metaphysics. 2955. microscope n. An instrument for

2941. metaphysics n. The principles of assisting the eye in the vision of minute objects

philosophy as applied to explain the methods or features of objects.

of any particular science. 2956. microscopic adj. Adapted to or

2942. mete v. To apportion. characterized by minute observation.

2943. metempsychosis n. Transition of the 2957. microscopy n. The art of examing

soul of a human being at death into another objects with the microscope.

body, whether human or beast. 2958. midsummer n. The middle of the

2944. meticulous adj. Over-cautious. summer.

2945. metonymy n. A figure of speech that 2959. midwife n. A woman who makes a

consists in the naming of a thing by one of its business of assisting at childbirth.

attributes. 2960. mien n. The external appearance or

2946. metric adj. Relating to measurement. manner of a person.

2947. metronome n. An instrument for 2961. migrant adj. Wandering.

indicating and marking exact time in music. 2962. migrate v. To remove or pass from one
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country, region, or habitat to another. or quantity.

2963. migratory adj. Wandering. 2979. minutia n. A small or unimportant

2964. mileage n. A distance in miles. particular or detail.

2965. militant adj. Of a warlike or combative 2980. mirage n. An optical effect looking like

disposition or tendency. a sheet of water in the desert.

2966. militarism n. A policy of maintaining 2981. misadventure n. An unlucky accident.

great standing armies. 2982. misanthropic adj. Hating mankind.

2967. militate v. To have weight or influence 2983. misanthropy n. Hatred of mankind.

(in determining a question). 2984. misapprehend v. To misunderstand.

2968. militia n. Those citizens, collectively, 2985. misbehave v. To behave ill.

who are enrolled and drilled in temporary 2986. misbehavior n. Ill or improper

military organizations. behavior.

2969. Milky Way n. The galaxy. 2987. mischievous adj. Fond of tricks.

2970. millet n. A grass cultivated for forage 2988. miscount v. To make a mistake in

and cereal. counting.

2971. mimic v. To imitate the speech or 2989. miscreant n. A villain.

actions of. 2990. misdeed n. A wrong or improper act.

2972. miniature adj. Much smaller than 2991. misdemeanor n. Evil conduct, small

reality or that the normal size. crime.

2973. minimize v. To reduce to the smallest 2992. miser n. A person given to saving and

possible amount or degree. hoarding unduly.

2974. minion n. A servile favorite. 2993. mishap n. Misfortune.

2975. ministration n. Any religious 2994. misinterpret v. To misunderstand.

ceremonial. 2995. mislay v. To misplace.

2976. ministry n. A service. 2996. mismanage v. To manage badly,

2977. minority n. The smaller in number of improperly, or unskillfully.

two portions into which a number or a group is 2997. misnomer n. A name wrongly or

divided. mistakenly applied.

2978. minute adj. Exceedingly small in extent 2998. misogamy n. Hatred of marriage.
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2999. misogyny n. Hatred of women. 3016. moccasin n. A foot-covering made of

3000. misplace v. To put into a wrong place. soft leather or buckskin.

3001. misrepresent v. To give a wrong 3017. mockery n. Ridicule.

impression. 3018. moderation n. Temperance.

3002. misrule v. To misgovern. 3019. moderator n. The presiding officer of a

3003. missal n. The book containing the meeting.

service for the celebration of mass. 3020. modernity n. The state or character of

3004. missile n. Any object, especially a being modern.

weapon, thrown or intended to be thrown. 3021. modernize v. To make characteristic of

3005. missive n. A message in writing. the present or of recent times.

3006. mistrust v. To regard with suspicion or 3022. modification n. A change.

jealousy. 3023. modify v. To make somewhat

3007. misty adj. Lacking clearness different.

3008. misunderstand v. To Take in a wrong 3024. modish adj. Fashionable.

sense. 3025. modulate v. To vary in tone, inflection,

3009. misuse v. To maltreat. pitch or other quality of sound.

3010. mite n. A very small amount, portion, 3026. mollify v. To soothe.

or particle. 3027. molt v. To cast off, as hair, feathers,

3011. miter n. The junction of two bodies at etc.

an equally divided angle. 3028. momentary adj. Lasting but a short

3012. mitigate v. To make milder or more time.

endurable. 3029. momentous adj. Very significant.

3013. mnemonics n. A system of principles 3030. momentum n. An impetus.

and formulas designed to assist the 3031. monarchy n. Government by a single,

recollection in certain instances. sovereign ruler.

3014. moat n. A ditch on the outside of a 3032. monastery n. A dwelling-place

fortress wall. occupied in common by persons under

3015. mobocracy n. Lawless control of public religious vows of seclusion.

affairs by the mob or populace. 3033. monetary adj. Financial.


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3034. mongrel n. The progeny resulting from 3048. monotony n. A lack of variety.

the crossing of different breeds or varieties. 3049. monsieur n. A French title of respect,

3035. monition n. Friendly counsel given by equivalent to Mr. and sir.

way of warning and implying caution or 3050. monstrosity n. Anything unnaturally

reproof. huge or distorted.

3036. monitory n. Admonition or warning. 3051. moonbeam n. A ray of moonlight.

3037. monocracy n. Government by a single 3052. morale n. A state of mind with

person. reference to confidence, courage, zeal, and the

3038. monogamy n. The habit of pairing, or like.

having but one mate. 3053. moralist n. A writer on ethics.

3039. monogram n. A character consisting of 3054. morality n. Virtue.

two or more letters interwoven into one, 3055. moralize v. To render virtuous.

usually initials of a name. 3056. moratorium n. An emergency

3040. monograph n. A treatise discussing a legislation authorizing a government suspend

single subject or branch of a subject. some action temporarily.

3041. monolith n. Any structure or sculpture 3057. morbid adj. Caused by or denoting a

in stone formed of a single piece. diseased or unsound condition of body or

3042. monologue n. A story or drama told or mind.

performed by one person. 3058. mordacious adj. Biting or giving to

3043. monomania n. The unreasonable biting.

pursuit of one idea. 3059. mordant adj. Biting.

3044. monopoly n. The control of a thing, as 3060. moribund adj. On the point of dying.

a commodity, to enable a person to raise its 3061. morose adj. Gloomy.

price. 3062. morphology n. the science of organic

3045. monosyllable n. A word of one syllable. forms.

3046. monotone n. The sameness or 3063. motley adj. Composed of

monotony of utterance. heterogeneous or inharmonious elements.

3047. monotonous adj. Unchanging and 3064. motto n. An expressive word or pithy

tedious. sentence enunciating some guiding rule of life,


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or faith. 3078. munificent adj. Extraordinarily

3065. mountaineer n. One who travels generous.

among or climbs mountains for pleasure or 3079. muster n. An assemblage or review of

exercise. troops for parade or inspection, or for

3066. mountainous adj. Full of or abounding numbering off.

in mountains. 3080. mutation n. The act or process of

3067. mouthful n. As much as can be or is change.

usually put into the or exercise. 3081. mutilate v. To disfigure.

3068. muddle v. To confuse or becloud, 3082. mutiny n. Rebellion against lawful or

especially with or as with drink. constituted authority.

3069. muffle v. To deaden the sound of, as by 3083. myriad n. A vast indefinite number.

wraps. 3084. mystic n. One who professes direct

3070. mulatto n. The offspring of a white divine illumination, or relies upon meditation

person and a black person. to acquire truth.

3071. muleteer n. A mule-driver. 3085. mystification n. The act of artfully

3072. multiform adj. Having many shapes, or perplexing.

appearances. 3086. myth n. A fictitious narrative

3073. multiplicity n. the condition of being presented as historical, but without any basis

manifold or very various. of fact.

3074. mundane adj. Worldly, as opposed to 3087. mythology n. The whole body of

spiritual or celestial. legends cherished by a race concerning gods

3075. municipal adj. Of or pertaining to a and heroes.

town or city, or to its corporate or local 3088. nameless adj. Having no fame or

government. reputation.

3076. municipality n. A district enjoying 3089. naphtha n. A light, colorless, volatile,

municipal government. inflammable oil used as a solvent, as in

3077. munificence n. A giving characterized manufacture of paints.

by generous motives and extraordinary 3090. Narcissus n. The son of the Athenian

liberality. river-god Cephisus, fabled to have fallen in love


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with his reflection. 3106. navigable adj. Capable of commercial

3091. narrate v. To tell a story. navigation.

3092. narration n. The act of recounting the 3107. navigate v. To traverse by ship.

particulars of an event in the order of time or 3108. nebula n. A gaseous body of

occurrence. unorganized stellar substance.

3093. narrative n. An orderly continuous 3109. necessary adj. Indispensably requisite

account of the successive particulars of an or absolutely needed to accomplish a desired

event. result.

3094. narrator n. One who narrates 3110. necessitate v. To render indispensable.

anything. 3111. necessity n. That which is

3095. narrow-minded adj. Characterized by indispensably requisite to an end desired.

illiberal views or sentiments. 3112. necrology n. A list of persons who have

3096. nasal adj. Pertaining to the nose. died in a certain place or time.

3097. natal adj. Pertaining to one's birth. 3113. necromancer n. One who practices the

3098. nationality n. A connection with a art of foretelling the future by means of

particular nation. communication with the dead.

3099. naturally adv. According to the usual 3114. necropolis n. A city of the dead.

order of things. 3115. necrosis n. the death of part of the

3100. nausea n. An affection of the stomach body.

producing dizziness and usually an impulse to 3116. nectar n. Any especially sweet and

vomit delicious drink.

3101. nauseate v. To cause to loathe. 3117. nectarine n. A variety of the peach.

3102. nauseous adj. Loathsome. 3118. needlework n. Embroidery.

3103. nautical adj. Pertaining to ships, 3119. needy adj. Being in need, want, or

seamen, or navigation. poverty.

3104. naval adj. Pertaining to ships. 3120. nefarious adj. Wicked in the extreme.

3105. navel n. The depression on the 3121. negate v. To deny.

abdomen where the umbilical cord of the fetus 3122. negation n. The act of denying or of

was attached. asserting the falsity of a proposition.


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3123. neglectful adj. Exhibiting or indicating 3137. nestle v. To adjust cozily in snug

omission. quarters.

3124. negligee n. A loose gown worn by 3138. nestling adj. Recently hatched.

women. 3139. nettle v. To excite sensations of

3125. negligence n. Omission of that which uneasiness or displeasure in.

ought to be done. 3140. network n. Anything that presents a

3126. negligent adj. Apt to omit what ought system of cross- lines.

to be done. 3141. neural adj. Pertaining to the nerves or

3127. negligible adj. Transferable by nervous system.

assignment, endorsement, or delivery. 3142. neurology n. The science of the

3128. negotiable v. To bargain with others nervous system.

for an agreement, as for a treaty or transfer of 3143. neuter adj. Neither masculine nor

property. feminine.

3129. Nemesis n. A goddess; divinity of 3144. neutral adj. Belonging to or under

chastisement and vengeance. control of neither of two contestants.

3130. neocracy n. Government administered 3145. nevertheless conj. Notwithstanding.

by new or untried persons. 3146. Newtonian adj. Of or pertaining to Sir

3131. neo-Darwinsim n. Darwinism as Isaac Newton, the English philosopher.

modified and extended by more recent 3147. niggardly adj. Stingy. (no longer

students. acceptable to use)

3132. neo-Latin n. Modernized Latin. 3148. nihilist n. An advocate of the doctrine

3133. neopaganism n. A new or revived that nothing either exists or can be known.

paganism. 3149. nil n. Nothing

3134. Neolithic adj. Pertaining to the later www.exampundit.in

stone age. 3150. nimble adj. Light and quick in motion

3135. neology n. The coining or using of new or action.

words or new meanings of words. 3151. nit n. The egg of a louse or some other

3136. neophyte adj. Having the character of insect.

a beginner. 3152. nocturnal adj. Of or pertaining to the


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night. 3170. normalcy n. The state of being normal.

3153. noiseless adj. Silent. 3171. Norman adj. Of or peculiar to

3154. noisome adj. Very offensive, Normandy, in northern France.

particularly to the sense of smell. 3172. nostrum n. Any scheme or recipe of a

3155. noisy adj. Clamorous. charlatan character.

3156. nomad adj. Having no fixed abode. 3173. noticeable adj. Perceptible.

3157. nomic adj. Usual or customary. 3174. notorious adj. Unfavorably known to

3158. nominal adj. Trivial. the general public.

3159. nominate v. To designate as a 3175. novellette n. A short novel.

candidate for any office. 3176. novice n. A beginner in any business or

3160. nomination n. The act or ceremony of occupation.

naming a man or woman for office. 3177. nowadays adv. In the present time or

3161. nominee n. One who receives a age.

nomination. 3178. nowhere adv. In no place or state.

3162. non-existent n. That which does not 3179. noxious adj. Hurtful.

exist. 3180. nuance n. A slight degree of difference

3163. non-resident adj. Not residing within a in anything perceptible to the sense of the

given jurisdiction. mind.

3164. nonchalance n. A state of mind 3181. nucleus n. A central point or part about

indicating lack of interest. which matter is aggregated.

3165. non-combatant n. One attached to the 3182. nude adj. Naked.

army or navy, but having duties other than that 3183. nugatory adj. Having no power or

of fighting. force.

3166. nondescript adj. Indescribable. 3184. nuisance n. That which annoys, vexes,

3167. nonentity n. A person or thing of little or irritates.

or no account. 3185. numeration n. The act or art of reading

3168. nonpareil n. One who or that which is or naming numbers.

of unequaled excellence. 3186. numerical adj. Of or pertaining to

3169. norm n. A model. number.


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3187. nunnery n. A convent for nuns. 3203. oblique adj. Slanting; said of lines.

3188. nuptial adj. Of or pertaining to 3204. obliterate v. To cause to disappear.

marriage, especially to the marriage ceremony. 3205. oblivion n. The state of having passed

3189. nurture n. The process of fostering or out of the memory or of being utterly

promoting growth. forgotten.

3190. nutriment n. That which nourishes. 3206. oblong adj. Longer than broad: applied

3191. nutritive adj. Having nutritious most commonly to rectangular objects

properties. considerably elongated

3192. oaken adj. Made of or from oak. 3207. obnoxious adj. Detestable.

3193. oakum n. Hemp-fiber obtained by 3208. obsequies n. Funeral rites.

untwisting and picking out loosely the yarns of 3209. obsequious adj. Showing a servile

old hemp rope. readiness to fall in with the wishes or will of

3194. obdurate adj. Impassive to feelings of another.

humanity or pity. 3210. observance n. A traditional form or

3195. obelisk n. A square shaft with customary act.

pyramidal top, usually monumental or 3211. observant adj. Quick to notice.

commemorative. 3212. observatory n. A building designed for

3196. obese adj. Exceedingly fat. systematic astronomical observations.

3197. obesity n. Excessive fatness. 3213. obsolescence n. The condition or

3198. obituary adj. A published notice of a process of gradually falling into disuse.

death. 3214. obsolescent adj. Passing out of use, as

3199. objective adj. Grasping and a word.

representing facts as they are. 3215. obsolete adj. No longer practiced or

3200. objector n. One who objects, as to a accepted.

proposition, measure, or ruling. 3216. obstetrician n. A practitioner of

3201. obligate v. To hold to the fulfillment of midwifery.

duty. 3217. obstetrics n. The branch of medical

3202. obligatory adj. Binding in law or science concerned with the treatment and care

conscience. of women during pregnancy.


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3218. obstinacy n. Stubborn adherence to 3233. octave n. A note at this interval above

opinion, arising from conceit or the desire to or below any other, considered in relation to

have one's own way. that other.

3219. obstreperous adj. Boisterous. 3234. octavo n. A book, or collection of paper

3220. obstruct v. To fill with impediments so in which the sheets are so folded as to make

as to prevent passage, either wholly or in part. eight leaves.

3221. obstruction n. Hindrance. 3235. octogenarian adj. A person of between

3222. obtrude v. To be pushed or to push eighty and ninety years.

oneself into undue prominence. 3236. ocular adj. Of or pertaining to the eye.

3223. obtrusive adj. Tending to be pushed or 3237. oculist n. One versed or skilled in

to push oneself into undue prominence. treating diseases of the eye.

3224. obvert v. To turn the front or principal 3238. oddity n. An eccentricity.

side of (a thing) toward any person or object. 3239. ode n. The form of lyric poetry

3225. obviate v. To clear away or provide for, anciently intended to be sung.

as an objection or difficulty. 3240. odious adj. Hateful.

3226. occasion n. An important event or 3241. odium n. A feeling of extreme

celebration. repugnance, or of dislike and disgust.

3227. Occident n. The countries lying west of 3242. odoriferous adj. Having or diffusing an

Asia and the Turkish dominions. odor or scent, especially an agreeable one.

3228. occlude v. To absorb, as a gas by a 3243. odorous adj. Having an odor,

metal. especially a fragrant one.

3229. occult adj. Existing but not 3244. off adj. Farther or more distant.

immediately perceptible. 3245. offhand adv. Without preparation.

3230. occupant n. A tenant in possession of 3246. officiate v. To act as an officer or

property, as distinguished from the actual leader.

owner. 3247. officious adj. Intermeddling with what

3231. occurrence n. A happening. is not one's concern.

3232. octagon n. A figure with eight sides 3248. offshoot n. Something that branches

and eight angles. off from the parent stock.


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3249. ogre n. A demon or monster that was combined refraction and reflection of light,

supposed to devour human beings. resulting in smoky tints.

3250. ointment n. A fatty preparation with a 3266. opaque adj. Impervious to light.

butter-like consistency in which a medicinal 3267. operate v. To put in action and

substance exists. supervise the working of.

3251. olfactory adj. of or pertaining to the 3268. operative adj. Active.

sense of smell. 3269. operator n. One who works with or

3252. olive-branch n. A branch of the olivetree, controls some machine or scientific apparatus.
as an emblem of peace.
3270. operetta n. A humorous play in
3253. ominous adj. Portentous.
dialogue and music, of more than one act.
3254. omission n. Exclusion.
3271. opinion n. A conclusion or judgment
3255. omnipotence n. Unlimited and
held with confidence, but falling short of
universal power.
positive knowledge.
3256. Omnipotent adj. Possessed of
3272. opponent n. One who supports the
unlimited and universal power.
opposite side in a debate, discussion, struggle,
3257. omniscience n. Unlimited or infinite
or sport.
knowledge.
3273. opportune adj. Especially fit as
3258. omniscient adj. Characterized by
occurring, said, or done at the right moment.
unlimited or infinite knowledge.
3274. opportunist n. One who takes
3259. omnivorous adj. Eating or living upon
advantage of circumstances to gain his ends.
food of all kinds indiscriminately.
3275. opportunity n. Favorable or
3260. onerous adj. Burdensome or
advantageous chance or opening.
oppressive.
3276. opposite adj. Radically different or
3261. onrush n. Onset.
contrary in action or movement.
3262. onset n. An assault, especially of
3277. opprobrium n. The state of being
troops, upon an enemy or fortification.
scornfully reproached or accused of evil.
3263. onslaught n. A violent onset.
3278. optic n. Pertaining to the eye or vision.
3264. onus n. A burden or responsibility.
3279. optician n. One who makes or deals in
3265. opalescence n. The property of
optical instruments or eye-glasses.
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3280. optics n. The science that treats of light 3295. ordnance n. A general name for all

and vision, and all that is connected with sight. kinds of weapons and their appliances used in

3281. optimism n. The view that everything war.

in nature and the history of mankind is ordered 3296. orgies n. Wild or wanton revelry.

for the best. 3297. origin n. The beginning of that which

3282. option n. The right, power, or liberty of becomes or is made to be.

choosing. 3298. original adj. Not copied nor produced

3283. optometry n. Measurement of the by imitation.

powers of vision. 3299. originate v. To cause or constitute the

3284. opulence n. Affluence. beginning or first stage of the existence of.

3285. opulent adj. Wealthy. 3300. ornate adj. Ornamented to a marked

3286. oral adj. Uttered through the mouth. degree.

3287. orate v. To deliver an elaborate or 3301. orthodox adj. Holding the commonly

formal public speech. accepted faith.

3288. oration n. An elaborate or formal 3302. orthodoxy n. Acceptance of the

public speech. common faith.

3289. orator n. One who delivers an 3303. orthogonal adj. Having or determined

elaborate or formal speech. by right angles.

3290. oratorio n. A composition for solo 3304. orthopedic adj. Relating to the

voices, chorus, and orchestra, generally taken correcting or preventing of deformity

from the Scriptures. 3305. orthopedist n. One who practices the

3291. oratory n. The art of public speaking. correcting or preventing of deformity

3292. ordeal n. Anything that severely tests 3306. oscillate v. To swing back and forth.

courage, strength, patience, conscience, etc. 3307. osculate v. To kiss.

3293. ordinal n. That form of the numeral 3308. ossify v. to convert into bone.

that shows the order of anything in a series, as 3309. ostentation n. A display dictated by

first, second, third. vanity and intended to invite applause or

3294. ordination n. A consecration to the flattery.

ministry. 3310. ostracism n. Exclusion from


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intercourse or favor, as in society or politics. 3327. outrageous adj. Shocking in conduct.

3311. ostracize v. To exclude from public or 3328. outreach v. To reach or go beyond.

private favor. 3329. outride v. To ride faster than.

3312. ought v. To be under moral obligation 3330. outrigger n. A part built or arranged to

to be or do. project beyond a natural outline for support.

3313. oust v. To eject. 3331. outright adv. Entirely.

3314. out-and-out adv. Genuinely. 3332. outskirt n. A border region.

3315. outbreak n. A sudden and violent 3333. outstretch v. To extend.

breaking forth, as of something that has been 3334. outstrip v. To go beyond.

pent up or restrained. 3335. outweigh v. To surpass in importance

3316. outburst n. A violent issue, especially or excellence.

of passion in an individual. 3336. overdo v. To overtax the strength of.

3317. outcast n. One rejected and despised, 3337. overdose n. An excessive dose, usually

especially socially. so large a dose of a medicine that its effect is

3318. outcry n. A vehement or loud cry or toxic.

clamor. 3338. overeat v. To eat to excess.

3319. outdo v. To surpass. 3339. overhang n. A portion of a structure

3320. outlandish adj. Of barbarous, uncouth, which projects or hangs over.

and unfamiliar aspect or action. 3340. overleap v. To leap beyond.

3321. outlast v. To last longer than. 3341. overlord n. One who holds supremacy

3322. outlaw n. A habitual lawbreaker. over another.

3323. outlive v. To continue to exist after. 3342. overpass v. To pass across or over, as a

3324. out-of-the-way adj. Remotely river.

situated. 3343. overpay v. To pay or reward in excess.

3325. outpost n. A detachment of troops 3344. overpower v. To gain supremacy or

stationed at a distance from the main body to victory over by superior power.

guard against surprise. 3345. overproduction n. Excessive

3326. outrage n. A gross infringement of production.

morality or decency. 3346. overreach v. To stretch out too far.


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3347. overrun v. To infest or ravage. 3368. pallid adj. Of a pale or wan

3348. oversee v. To superintend. appearance.

3349. overseer n. A supervisor. 3369. palpable n. perceptible by feeling or

3350. overshadow v. To cast into the shade touch.

or render insignificant by comparison. 3370. palsy n. Paralysis.

3351. overstride v. To step beyond. 3371. paly adj. Lacking color or brilliancy.

3352. overthrow v. To vanquish an 3372. pamphlet n. A brief treatise or essay,

established ruler or government. usually on a subject of current interest.

3353. overtone n. A harmonic. 3373. pamphleteer v. To compose or issue

3354. overture n. An instrumental prelude to pamphlets, especially controversial ones.

an opera, oratorio, or ballet. 3374. panacea n. A remedy or medicine

3355. overweight n. Preponderance. proposed for or professing to cure all diseases.

3356. pacify v. To bring into a peaceful state. 3375. Pan-American adj. Including or

3357. packet n. A bundle, as of letters. pertaining to the whole of America, both North

3358. pact n. A covenant. and South.

3359. pagan n. A worshiper of false gods. 3376. pandemic adj. Affecting a whole

3360. pageant n. A dramatic representation, people or all classes, as a disease.

especially a spectacular one. 3377. pandemonium n. A fiendish or riotous

3361. palate n. The roof of the mouth. uproar.

3362. palatial adj. Magnificent. 3378. panegyric n. A formal and elaborate

3363. paleontology n. The branch of biology eulogy, written or spoken, of a person or of an

that treats of ancient life and fossil organisms. act.

3364. palette n. A thin tablet, with a hole for 3379. panel n. A rectangular piece set in or as

the thumb, upon which artists lay their colors in a frame.

for painting. 3380. panic n. A sudden, unreasonable,

3365. palinode n. A retraction. overpowering fear.

3366. pall v. To make dull by satiety. 3381. panoply n. A full set of armor.

3367. palliate v. To cause to appear less 3382. panorama n. A series of large pictures

guilty. representing a continuous scene.


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3383. pantheism n. The worship of nature for and immorally a lover or a mistress.

itself or its beauty. 3398. paraphernalia n. Miscellaneous

3384. Pantheon n. A circular temple at Rome articles of equipment or adornment.

with a fine Corinthian portico and a great 3399. paraphrase v. Translate freely.

domed roof. 3400. pare v. To cut, shave, or remove (the

3385. pantomime n. Sign-language. outside) from anything.

3386. pantoscope n. A very wide-angled 3401. parentage n. The relation of parent to

photographic lens. child, of the producer to the produced, or of

3387. papacy n. The official head of the cause to effect.

Roman Catholic Church. 3402. Pariah n. A member of a degraded

3388. papyrus n. The writing-paper of the class; a social outcast.

ancient Egyptians, and later of the Romans. 3403. parish n. The ecclesiastical district in

3389. parable n. A brief narrative founded on charge of a pastor.

real scenes or events usually with a moral. 3404. Parisian adj. Of or pertaining to the

3390. paradox n. A statement or doctrine city of Paris.

seemingly in contradiction to the received 3405. parity n. Equality, as of condition or

belief. rank.

3391. paragon n. A model of excellence. 3406. parlance n. Mode of speech.

3392. parallel v. To cause to correspond or lie 3407. parley v. To converse in.

in the same direction and equidistant in all 3408. parliament n. A legislative body.

parts. 3409. parlor n. A room for reception of

3393. parallelism n. Essential likeness. callers or entertainment of guests.

3394. paralysis n. Loss of the power of 3410. parody v. To render ludicrous by

contractility in the voluntary or involuntary imitating the language of.

muscles. 3411. paronymous adj. Derived from the

3395. paralyze v. To deprive of the power to same root or primitive word.

act. 3412. paroxysm n. A sudden outburst of any

3396. paramount adj. Supreme in authority. kind of activity.

3397. paramour n. One who is unlawfully 3413. parricide n. The murder of a parent.
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3414. parse v. To describe, as a sentence, by 3429. patrimony n. An inheritance from an

separating it into its elements and describing ancestor, especially from one's father.

each word. 3430. patriotism n. Love and devotion to

3415. parsimonious adj. Unduly sparing in one's country.

the use or expenditure of money. 3431. patronize v. To exercise an arrogant

3416. partible adj. Separable. condescension toward.

3417. participant n. One having a share or 3432. patronymic adj. Formed after one's

part. father's name.

3418. participate v. To receive or have a part 3433. patter v. To mumble something over

or share of. and over.

3419. partition n. That which separates 3434. paucity n. Fewness.

anything into distinct parts. 3435. pauper n. One without means of

3420. partisan adj. Characterized by or support.

exhibiting undue or unreasoning devotion to a 3436. pauperism n. Dependence on charity.

party. 3437. pavilion n. An open structure for

3421. passible adj. Capable of feeling of temporary shelter.

suffering. 3438. payee n. A person to whom money has

3422. passive adj. Unresponsive. been or is to be paid.

3423. pastoral adj. Having the spirit or 3439. peaceable adj. Tranquil.

sentiment of rural life. 3440. peaceful adj. Tranquil.

3424. paternal adj. Fatherly. 3441. peccable adj. Capable of sinning.

3425. paternity n. Fatherhood. 3442. peccadillo n. A small breach of

3426. pathos n. The quality in any form of propriety or principle.

representation that rouses emotion or 3443. peccant adj. Guilty.

sympathy. 3444. pectoral adj. Pertaining to the breast

3427. patriarch n. The chief of a tribe or race or thorax.

who rules by paternal right. 3445. pecuniary adj. Consisting of money.

3428. patrician adj. Of senatorial or noble 3446. pedagogics n. The science and art of

rank. teaching.
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3447. pedagogue n. A schoolmaster. law.

3448. pedagogy n. The science and art of 3462. penance n. Punishment to which one

teaching voluntarily submits or subjects himself as an

3449. pedal n. A lever for the foot usually expression of penitence.

applied only to musical instruments, cycles, 3463. penchant n. A bias in favor of

and other machines. something.

3450. pedant n. A scholar who makes 3464. pendant n. Anything that hangs from

needless and inopportune display of his something else, either for ornament or for use.

learning. 3465. pendulous adj. Hanging, especially so

3451. peddle v. To go about with a small as to swing by an attached end or part.

stock of goods to sell. 3466. pendulum n. A weight hung on a rod,

3452. pedestal n. A base or support as for a serving by its oscillation to regulate the rate of

column, statue, or vase. a clock.

3453. pedestrian n. One who journeys on 3467. penetrable adj. That may be pierced

foot. by physical, moral, or intellectual force.

3454. pediatrics n. The department of 3468. penetrate v. To enter or force a way

medical science that relates to the treatment into the interior parts of.

of diseases of childhood. 3469. penetration n. Discernment.

3455. pedigree n. One's line of ancestors. 3470. peninsular adj. Pertaining to a piece of

3456. peddler n. One who travels from house land almost surrounded by water.

to house with an assortment of goods for 3471. penitence n. Sorrow for sin with desire

retail. to amend and to atone.

3457. peerage n. The nobility. 3472. penitential adj. Pertaining to sorrow

3458. peerless adj. Of unequaled excellence for sin with desire to amend and to atone.

or worth. 3473. pennant n. A small flag.

3459. peevish adj. Petulant. (irritable) 3474. pension n. A periodical allowance to an

3460. pellucid adj. Translucent. individual on account of past service done by

3461. penalty n. The consequences that him/her.

follow the transgression of natural or divine 3475. pentagram n. A figure having five
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points or lobes. 3492. percolator n. A filter.

3476. pentavalent adj. Quinqeuvalent. 3493. percussion n. The sharp striking of one

3477. pentad n. The number five. body against another.

3478. pentagon n. A figure, especially, with 3494. peremptory adj. Precluding question

five angles and five sides. or appeal.

3479. pentahedron n. A solid bounded by 3495. perennial adj. Continuing though the

five plane faces. year or through many years.

3480. pentameter n. In prosody, a line of 3496. perfectible adj. Capable of being made

verse containing five units or feet. perfect.

3481. pentathlon n. The contest of five 3497. perfidy n. Treachery.

associated exercises in the great games and 3498. perforate v. To make a hole or holes

the same contestants. through.

3482. penultimate adj. A syllable or member 3499. perform v. To accomplish.

of a series that is last but one. 3500. perfumery n. The preparation of

3483. penurious adj. Excessively sparing in perfumes.

the use of money. 3501. perfunctory adj. Half-hearted.

3484. penury n. Indigence. 3502. perhaps adv. Possibly.

3485. perambulate v. To walk about. 3503. perigee n. The point in the orbit of the

3486. perceive v. To have knowledge of, or moon when it is nearest the earth.

receive impressions concerning, through the 3504. periodicity n. The habit or

medium of the body senses. characteristic of recurrence at regular

3487. perceptible adj. Cognizable. intervals.

3488. perception n. Knowledge through the 3505. peripatetic adj. Walking about.

senses of the existence and properties of 3506. perjure v. To swear falsely to.

matter or the external world. 3507. perjury n. A solemn assertion of a

3489. percipience n. The act of perceiving. falsity.

3490. percipient n. One who or that which 3508. permanence n. A continuance in the

perceives. same state, or without any change that

3491. percolate v. To filter. destroys the essential form or nature.


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3509. permanent adj. Durable. 3526. personality n. The attributes, taken

3510. permeate v. To pervade. collectively, that make up the character and

3511. permissible adj. That may be allowed. nature of an individual.

3512. permutation n. Reciprocal change, 3527. personnel n. The force of persons

different ordering of same items. collectively employed in some service.

3513. pernicious adj. Tending to kill or hurt. 3528. perspective n. The relative importance

3514. perpendicular adj. Straight up and of facts or matters from any special point of

down. view.

3515. perpetrator n. The doer of a wrong or 3529. perspicacious adj. Astute.

a criminal act. 3530. perspicacity n. Acuteness or

3516. perpetuate v. To preserve from discernment.

extinction or oblivion. 3531. perspicuous adj. Lucid.

3517. perquisite n. Any profit from service 3532. perspiration n. Sweat.

beyond the amount fixed as salary or wages. 3533. perspire v. To excrete through the

3518. persecution n. Harsh or malignant pores of the skin.

oppression. 3534. persuade v. To win the mind of by

3519. perseverance n. A persistence in argument, eloquence, evidence, or reflection.

purpose and effort. 3535. persuadable adj. capable of

3520. persevere v. To continue striving in influencing to action by entreaty, statement, or

spite of discouragements. anything that moves the feelings.

3521. persiflage n. Banter. 3536. pertinacious adj. Persistent or

3522. persist v. To continue steadfast against unyielding.

opposition. 3537. pertinacity n. Unyielding adherence.

3523. persistence n. A fixed adherence to a 3538. pertinent adj. Relevant.

resolve, course of conduct, or the like. 3539. perturb v. To disturb greatly.

3524. personage n. A man or woman as an 3540. perturbation n. Mental excitement or

individual, especially one of rank or high confusion.

station. 3541. perusal n. The act of reading carefully

3525. personal adj. Not general or public. or thoughtfully.


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3542. pervade v. To pass or spread through the formulas and methods of preparation of

every part. medicines for the use of druggists.

3543. pervasion n. The state of spreading 3558. pharmacy n. The art or business of

through every part. compounding and dispensing medicines.

3544. pervasive adj. Thoroughly penetrating 3559. phenomenal adj. Extraordinary or

or permeating. marvelous.

3545. perverse adj. Unreasonable. 3560. phenomenon n. Any unusual

3546. perversion n. Diversion from the true occurrence.

meaning or proper purpose. 3561. philander v. To play at courtship with a

3547. perversity n. Wickedness. woman.

3548. pervert n. One who has forsaken a 3562. philanthropic adj. Benevolent.

doctrine regarded as true for one esteemed 3563. philanthropist n. One who endeavors

false. to help his fellow men.

3549. pervious adj. Admitting the entrance 3564. philanthropy n. Active

or passage of another substance. humanitarianism.

3550. pestilence n. A raging epidemic. 3565. philately n. The study and collection of

3551. pestilent adj. Having a malign stamps.

influence or effect. 3566. philharmonic adj. Fond of music.

3552. pestilential adj. having the nature of or 3567. philogynist n. One who is fond of

breeding pestilence. women.

3553. peter v. To fail or lose power, 3568. philologist n. An expert in linguistics.

efficiency, or value. 3569. philology n. The study of language in

3554. petrify v. To convert into a substance connection with history and literature.

of stony hardness and character. 3570. philosophize v. To seek ultimate

3555. petulance n. The character or causes and principles.

condition of being impatient, capricious or 3571. philosophy n. The general principles,

petulant. laws, or causes that furnish the rational

3556. petulant adj. Displaying impatience. explanation of anything.

3557. pharmacopoeia n. A book containing 3572. phlegmatic adj. Not easily roused to
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feeling or action. 3586. physiology n. The science of organic

3573. phonetic adj. Representing articulate functions.

sounds or speech. 3587. physique n. The physical structure or

3574. phonic adj. Pertaining to the nature of organization of a person.

sound. 3588. picayune adj. Of small value.

3575. phonogram n. A graphic character 3589. piccolo n. A small flute.

symbolizing an articulate sound. 3590. piece n. A loose or separated part, as

3576. phonology n. The science of human distinguished from the whole or the mass.

vocal sounds. 3591. piecemeal adv. Gradually.

3577. phosphorescence n. The property of 3592. pillage n. Open robbery, as in war.

emitting light. 3593. pillory n. A wooden framework in

3578. photoelectric adj. Pertaining to the which an offender is fastened to boards and is

combined action of light and electricity. exposed to public scorn.

3579. photometer n. Any instrument for 3594. pincers n. An instrument having two

measuring the intensity of light or comparing lever-handles and two jaws working on a pivot.

the intensity of two lights. 3595. pinchers n. An instrument having two

3580. photometry n. The art of measuring jaws working on a pivot.

the intensity of light. 3596. pinnacle n. A high or topmost point, as

3581. physicist n. A specialist in the science a mountain-peak.

that treats of the phenomena associated with 3597. pioneer n. One among the first to

matter and energy. explore a country.

3582. physics n. The science that treats of 3598. pious adj. Religious.

the phenomena associated with matter and 3599. pique v. To excite a slight degree of

energy. anger in.

3583. physiocracy n. The doctrine that land 3600. piteous adj. Compassionate.

and its products are the only true wealth. 3601. pitiable adj. Contemptible.

3584. physiognomy n. The external 3602. pitiful adj. Wretched.

appearance merely. 3603. pitiless adj. Hard-hearted.

3585. physiography n. Description of nature. 3604. pittance n. Any small portion or


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meager allowance. 3620. pledgeor n. One who gives a pledge.

3605. placate v. To bring from a state of 3621. plenary adj. Entire.

angry or hostile feeling to one of patience or 3622. plenipotentiary n. A person fully

friendliness. empowered to transact any business.

3606. placid adj. Serene. 3623. plenitude n. Abundance.

3607. plagiarism n. The stealing of passages 3624. plenteous adj. Abundant.

from the writings of another and publishing 3625. plumb n. A weight suspended by a line

them as one's own. to test the verticality of something.

3608. planisphere n. A polar projection of 3626. plummet n. A piece of lead for making

the heavens on a chart. soundings, adjusting walls to the vertical.

3609. plasticity n. The property of some 3627. pluperfect adj. Expressing past time or

substances through which the form of the action prior to some other past time or action.

mass can readily be changed. 3628. plural adj. Containing or consisting of

3610. platitude n. A written or spoken more than one.

statement that is flat, dull, or commonplace. 3629. plurality n. A majority.

3611. plaudit n. An expression of applause. 3630. plutocracy n. A wealthy class in a

3612. plausible adj. Seeming likely to be political community who control the

true, though open to doubt. government by means of their money.

3613. playful adj. Frolicsome. 3631. pneumatic adj. Pertaining to or

3614. playwright n. A maker of plays for the consisting of air or gas.

stage. 3632. poesy n. Poetry.

3615. plea n. An argument to obtain some 3633. poetaster n. An inferior poet.

desired action. 3634. poetic adj. Pertaining to poetry.

3616. pleasant adj. Agreeable. 3635. poetics n. The rules and principles of

3617. pleasurable adj. Affording poetry.

gratification. 3636. poignancy n. Severity or acuteness,

3618. plebeian adj. Common. especially of pain or grief.

3619. pledgee n. The person to whom 3637. poignant adj. Severely painful or acute

anything is pledged. to the spirit.


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3638. poise n. Equilibrium. impressiveness of manner.

3639. polar adj. Pertaining to the poles of a 3654. pompous adj. Marked by an assumed

sphere, especially of the earth. stateliness and impressiveness of manner.

3640. polemics n. The art of controversy or 3655. ponder v. To meditate or reflect upon.

disputation. 3656. ponderous adj. Unusually weighty or

3641. pollen n. The fine dust-like grains or forcible.

powder formed within the anther of a 3657. pontiff n. The Pope.

flowering plant. 3658. populace n. The common people.

3642. pollute v. To contaminate. 3659. populous adj. Containing many

3643. polyarchy n. Government by several or inhabitants, especially in proportion to the

many persons of what- ever class. territory.

3644. polycracy n. The rule of many. 3660. portend v. To indicate as being about

3645. polygamy n. the fact or condition of to happen, especially by previous signs.

having more than one wife or husband at once. 3661. portent n. Anything that indicates

3646. polyglot adj. Speaking several tongues. what is to happen.

3647. polygon n. A figure having many 3662. portfolio n. A portable case for holding

angles. writing-materials, drawings, etc.

3648. polyhedron n. A solid bounded by 3663. posit v. To present in an orderly

plane faces, especially by more than four. manner.

3649. polysyllable adj. Having several 3664. position n. The manner in which a

syllables, especially more than three syllables. thing is placed.

3650. polytechnic adj. Pertaining to, 3665. positive adj. Free from doubt or

embracing, or practicing many arts. hesitation.

3651. polytheism n. The doctrine or belief 3666. posse n. A force of men.

that there are more gods than one. 3667. possess v. To own.

3652. pommel v. To beat with something 3668. possession n. The having, holding, or

thick or bulky. detention of property in one's power or

3653. pomposity n. The quality of being command.

marked by an assumed stateliness and 3669. possessive adj. Pertaining to the


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having, holding, or detention of property in 3687. precaution n. A provision made in

one's power or command. advance for some possible emergency or

3670. possessor n. One who owns, enjoys, or danger.

controls anything, as property. 3688. precede v. To happen first.

3671. possible adj. Being not beyond the 3689. precedence n. Priority in place, time,

reach of power natural, moral, or supernatural. or rank.

3672. postdate v. To make the date of any 3690. precedent n. An instance that may

writing later than the real date. serve as a guide or basis for a rule.

3673. posterior n. The hinder part. 3691. precedential adj. Of the nature of an

3674. postgraduate adj. Pertaining to studies instance that may serve as a guide or basis for

that are pursued after receiving a degree. a rule.

3675. postscript n. Something added to a 3692. precession n. The act of going forward.

letter after the writer's signature. 3693. precipice n. A high and very steep or

3676. potency n. Power. approximately vertical cliff.

3677. potent adj. Physically powerful. 3694. precipitant adj. Moving onward

3678. potentate n. One possessed of great quickly and heedlessly.

power or sway. 3695. precipitate v. To force forward

3679. potential n. Anything that may be prematurely.

possible. 3696. precise adj. Exact.

3680. potion n. A dose of liquid medicine. 3697. precision n. Accuracy of limitation,

3681. powerless adj. Impotent. definition, or adjustment.

3682. practicable adj. Feasible. 3698. preclude v. To prevent.

3683. prate v. To talk about vainly or 3699. precocious adj. Having the mental

foolishly. faculties prematurely developed.

3684. prattle v. To utter in simple or childish 3700. precursor n. A forerunner or herald.

talk. 3701. predatory adj. Prone to pillaging.

3685. preamble n. A statement introductory 3702. predecessor n. An incumbent of a

to and explanatory of what follows. given office previous to another.

3686. precarious adj. Perilous. 3703. predicament n. A difficult, trying


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situation or plight. 3719. prefer v. To hold in higher estimation.

3704. predicate v. To state as belonging to 3720. preferable adj. More desirable than

something. others.

3705. predict v. To foretell. 3721. preference n. An object of favor or

3706. prediction n. A prophecy. choice.

3707. predominance n. Ascendancy or 3722. preferential adj. Possessing, giving, or

preponderance. constituting preference or priority.

3708. predominant adj. Superior in power, 3723. preferment n. Preference.

influence, effectiveness, number, or degree. 3724. prefix v. To attach at the beginning.

3709. predominate v. To be chief in 3725. prehensible adj. Capable of being

importance, quantity, or degree. grasped.

3710. preeminence n. Special eminence. 3726. prehensile adj. Adapted for grasping

3711. preempt v. To secure the right of or holding.

preference in the purchase of public land. 3727. prehension n. The act of laying hold of

3712. preemption n. The right or act of or grasping.

purchasing before others. 3728. prejudice n. A judgment or opinion

3713. preengage v. To preoccupy. formed without due examination of the facts.

3714. preestablish v. To settle or arrange 3729. prelacy n. A system of church

beforehand. government.

3715. preexist v. To exist at a period or in a 3730. prelate n. One of a higher order of

state earlier than something else. clergy having direct authority over other

3716. preexistence n. Existence antecedent clergy.

to something. 3731. prelude n. An introductory or opening

3717. preface n. A brief explanation or performance.

address to the reader, at the beginning of a 3732. premature adj. Coming too soon.

book. 3733. premier adj. First in rank or position.

3718. prefatory adj. Pertaining to a brief 3734. premise n. A judgment as a conclusion.

explanation to the reader at the beginning of a 3735. premonition n. Foreboding.

book. 3736. preoccupation n. The state of having


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the mind, attention, or inclination beforehand.

preoccupied. 3753. presentiment n. Foreboding.

3737. preoccupy v. To fill the mind of a 3754. presentment n. Semblance.

person to the exclusion of other subjects. 3755. preservation n. Conservation.

3738. preordain v. To foreordain. 3756. presumption n. That which may be

3739. preparation n. An act or proceeding logically assumed to be true until disproved.

designed to bring about some event. 3757. presumptuous adj. Assuming too

3740. preparatory adj. Having to do with much.

what is preliminary. 3758. pretension n. A bold or presumptuous

3741. preponderant adj. Prevalent. assertion.

3742. preponderate v. To exceed in influence 3759. pretentious adj. Marked by pretense,

or power. conceit, or display.

3743. prepossession n. A preconceived 3760. preternatural adj. Extraordinary.

liking. 3761. pretext n. A fictitious reason or motive.

3744. preposterous adj. Utterly ridiculous or 3762. prevalence n. Frequency.

absurd. 3763. prevalent adj. Of wide extent or

3745. prerogative adj. Having superior rank frequent occurrence.

or precedence. 3764. prevaricate v. To use ambiguous or

3746. presage v. To foretell. evasive language for the purpose of deceiving

3747. prescience n. Knowledge of events or diverting attention.

before they take place. 3765. prevention n. Thwarting.

3748. prescient adj. Foreknowing. 3766. prickle v. To puncture slightly with

3749. prescript adj. Prescribed as a rule or fine, sharp points.

model. 3767. priggish adj. Conceited.

3750. prescriptible adj. Derived from 3768. prim adj. Stiffly proper.

authoritative direction. 3769. prima adj. First.

3751. prescription n. An authoritative 3770. primer n. An elementary reading-book

direction. for children.

3752. presentient adj. Perceiving or feeling 3771. primeval adj. Belonging to the first
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ages. and confirmed.

3772. primitive adj. Pertaining to the 3786. procedure n. A manner or method of

beginning or early times. acting.

3773. principal adj. Most important. 3787. proceed v. To renew motion or action,

3774. principality n. The territory of a as after rest or interruption.

reigning prince. 3788. proclamation n. Any announcement

3775. principle n. A general truth or made in a public manner.

proposition. 3789. procrastinate v. To put off till

3776. priory n. A monastic house. tomorrow or till a future time.

3777. pristine adj. Primitive. 3790. procrastination n. Delay.

3778. privateer n. A vessel owned and 3791. proctor n. An agent acting for another.

officered by private persons, but carrying on 3792. prodigal n. One wasteful or

maritime war. extravagant, especially in the use of money or

3779. privilege n. A right or immunity not property.

enjoyed by all, or that may be enjoyed only 3793. prodigious adj. Immense.

under special conditions. 3794. prodigy n. A person or thing of very

3780. privity n. Knowledge shared with remarkable gifts or qualities.

another or others regarding a private matter. 3795. productive adj. Yielding in abundance.

3781. privy adj. Participating with another or 3796. profession n. Any calling or occupation

others in the knowledge of a secret involving special mental or other special

transaction. disciplines.

3782. probate adj. Relating to making proof, 3797. professor n. A public teacher of the

as of a will. highest grade in a university or college.

3783. probation n. Any proceeding designed 3798. proffer v. To offer to another for

to ascertain or test character, qualification, or acceptance.

the like. 3799. proficiency n. An advanced state of

3784. probe v. To search through and acquirement, as in some knowledge, art, or

through. science.

3785. probity n. Virtue or integrity tested 3800. proficient adj. Possessing ample and
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ready knowledge or of skill in any art, science, duration.

or industry. 3817. promenade v. To walk for amusement

3801. profile n. An outline or contour. or exercise.

3802. profiteer n. One who profits. 3818. prominence n. The quality of being

3803. profligacy n. Shameless viciousness. noticeable or distinguished.

3804. profligate adj. Abandoned to vice. 3819. prominent adj. Conspicuous in

3805. profuse adj. Produced or displayed in position, character, or importance.

overabundance. 3820. promiscuous adj. Brought together

3806. progeny n. Offspring. without order, distinction, or design (for sex).

3807. progression n. A moving forward or 3821. promissory adj. Expressing an

proceeding in course. engagement to pay.

3808. prohibition n. A decree or an order 3822. promontory n. A high point of land

forbidding something. extending outward from the coastline into the

3809. prohibitionist n. One who favors the sea.

prohibition by law of the manufacture and sale 3823. promoter n. A furtherer, forwarder, or

of alcoholic beverages. encourager.

3810. prohibitory adj. Involving or 3824. promulgate v. To proclaim.

equivalent to prohibition, especially of the sale 3825. propaganda n. Any institution or

of alcoholic beverages. systematic scheme for propagating a doctrine

3811. projection n. A prominence. or system.

3812. proletarian n. A person of the lowest 3826. propagate v. To spread abroad or from

or poorest class. person to person.

3813. prolific adj. Producing offspring or 3827. propel v. To drive or urge forward.

fruit. 3828. propellant adj. Propelling.

3814. prolix adj. Verbose. 3829. propeller n. One who or that which

3815. prologue n. A prefatory statement or propels.

explanation to a poem, discourse, or 3830. prophecy n. Any prediction or

performance. foretelling.

3816. prolong v. To extend in time or 3831. prophesy v. To predict or foretell,


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especially under divine inspiration and head to the ground.

guidance. 3845. protagonist n. A leader in any

3832. propitious adj. Kindly disposed. enterprise or contest.

3833. proportionate adj. Being in 3846. protection n. Preservation from harm,

proportion. danger, annoyance, or any other evil.

3834. propriety n. Accordance with 3847. protective adj. Sheltering.

recognized usage, custom, or principles. 3848. protector n. A defender.

3835. propulsion n. A driving onward or 3849. protege n. One specially cared for and

forward. favored by another usually older person.

3836. prosaic adj. Unimaginative. 3850. Protestant n. A Christian who denies

3837. proscenium n. That part of the stage the authority of the Pope and holds the right of

between the curtain and the orchestra. special judgment.

3838. proscribe v. To reject, as a teaching or 3851. protomartyr n. The earliest victim in

a practice, with condemnation or any cause.

denunciation. 3852. protocol n. A declaration or

3839. proscription n. Any act of memorandum of agreement less solemn and

condemnation and rejection from favor and formal than a treaty.

privilege. 3853. protoplasm n. The substance that

3840. proselyte n. One who has been won forms the principal portion of an animal or

over from one religious belief to another. vegetable cell.

3841. prosody n. The science of poetical 3854. prototype n. A work, original in

forms. character, afterward imitated in form or spirit.

3842. prospector n. One who makes 3855. protract v. To prolong.

exploration, search, or examination, especially 3856. protrude v. To push out or thrust forth.

for minerals. 3857. protrusion n. The act of protruding.

3843. prospectus n. A paper or pamphlet 3858. protuberance n. Something that swells

containing information of a proposed out from a surrounding surface.

undertaking. 3859. protuberant adj. Bulging.

3844. prostrate adj. Lying prone, or with the 3860. protuberate v. To swell or bulge
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beyond the surrounding surface. apostle.

3861. proverb n. A brief, pithy saying, 3875. pseudonym n. A fictitious name,

condensing in witty or striking form the especially when assumed by a writer.

wisdom of experience. 3876. pseudonymity n. The state or

3862. provident adj. Anticipating and making character of using a fictitious name.

ready for future wants or emergencies. 3877. psychiatry n. The branch of medicine

3863. providential adj. Effected by divine that relates to mental disease.

guidance. 3878. psychic adj. Pertaining to the mind or

3864. provincial adj. Uncultured in thought soul.

and manner. 3879. psychopathic adj. Morally

3865. proviso n. A clause in a contract, will, irresponsible.

etc., by which its operation is rendered 3880. psychotherapy n. The treatment of

conditional. mental disease.

3866. provocation n. An action or mode of 3881. pudgy adj. Small and fat.

conduct that excites resentment. 3882. puerile adj. Childish.

3867. prowess n. Strength, skill, and 3883. pugnacious adj. Quarrelsome.

intrepidity in battle. 3884. puissant adj. Possessing strength.

3868. proximately adv. Immediately. 3885. pulmonary adj. Pertaining to the lungs.

3869. proxy n. A person who is empowered 3886. punctilious adj. Strictly observant of

by another to represent him or her in a given the rules or forms prescribed by law or custom.

matter. 3887. punctual adj. Observant and exact in

3870. prudence n. Caution. points of time.

3871. prudential adj. Proceeding or marked 3888. pungent adj. Affecting the sense of

by caution. smell.

3872. prudery n. An undue display of 3889. pungency n. The quality of affecting

modesty or delicacy. the sense of smell.

3873. prurient adj. Inclined to lascivious 3890. punitive adj. Pertaining to

thoughts and desires. punishment.

3874. pseudapostle n. A pretended or false 3891. pupilage n. The state or period of being
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a student. 3908. qualm n. A fit of nausea.

3892. purgatory n. An intermediate state 3909. quandary n. A puzzling predicament.

where souls are made fit for paradise or 3910. quantity n. Magnitude.

heaven by expiatory suffering. 3911. quarantine n. The enforced isolation of

3893. purl v. To cause to whirl, as in an eddy. any person or place infected with contagious

3894. purloin v. To steal. disease.

3895. purport n. Intent. 3912. quarrelsome adj. Irascible.

3896. purveyor n. one who supplies 3913. quarter n. One of four equal parts into

3897. pusillanimous adj. Without spirit or which anything is or may be divided.

bravery. 3914. quarterly adj. Occurring or made at

3898. putrescent adj. Undergoing intervals of three months.

decomposition of animal or vegetable matter 3915. quartet n. A composition for four

accompanied by fetid odors. voices or four instruments.

3899. pyre n. A heap of combustibles 3916. quarto n. An eight-page newspaper of

arranged for burning a dead body. any size.

3900. pyromania n. An insane propensity to 3917. quay n. A wharf or artificial landingplace


on the shore of a harbor or projecting
set things on fire.
into it.
3901. pyrotechnic adj. Pertaining to
3918. querulous adj. Habitually complaining.
fireworks or their manufacture.
3919. query v. To make inquiry.
3902. pyx n. A vessel or casket, usually of
3920. queue n. A file of persons waiting in
precious metal, in which the host is preserved.
order of their arrival, as for admittance.
3903. quackery n. Charlatanry
3921. quibble n. An utterly trivial distinction
3904. quadrate v. To divide into quarters.
or objection.
3905. quadruple v. To multiply by four.
3922. quiescence n. Quiet.
3906. qualification n. A requisite for an
3923. quiescent adj. Being in a state of
employment, position, right, or privilege.
repose or inaction.
3907. qualify v. To endow or furnish with
3924. quiet adj. Making no noise.
requisite ability, character, knowledge, skill, or
3925. quietus n. A silencing, suppressing, or
possessions.
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ending. festering.

3926. quintessence n. The most essential 3943. rapacious adj. Disposed to seize by

part of anything. violence or by unlawful or greedy methods.

3927. quintet n. Musical composition 3944. rapid adj. Having great speed.

arranged for five voices or instruments. 3945. rapine n. The act of seizing and

3928. quite adv. Fully. carrying off property by superior force, as in

3929. Quixotic adj. Chivalrous or romantic to war.

a ridiculous or extravagant degree. 3946. rapt adj. Enraptured.

3930. rabid adj. Affected with rabies or 3947. raptorial adj. Seizing and devouring

hydrophobia. living prey.

3931. racy adj. Exciting or exhilarating to the 3948. ration v. To provide with a fixed

mind. allowance or portion, especially of food.

3932. radiance n. Brilliant or sparkling luster. 3949. rationalism n. The formation of

3933. radiate v. To extend in all directions, as opinions by relying upon reason alone,

from a source or focus. independently of authority.

3934. radical n. One who holds extreme 3950. raucous adj. Harsh.

views or advocates extreme measures. 3951. ravage v. To lay waste by pillage,

3935. radix n. That from or on which rapine, devouring, or other destructive

something is developed. methods.

3936. raillery n. Good-humored satire. 3952. ravenous adj. Furiously voracious or

3937. ramify v. To divide or subdivide into hungry.

branches or subdivisions. 3953. ravine n. A deep gorge or hollow,

3938. ramose adj. Branch-like. especially one worn by a stream or flow of

3939. rampant adj. Growing, climbing, or water.

running without check or restraint. 3954. reaction n. Tendency towards a

3940. rampart n. A bulwark or construction former, or opposite state of things, as after

to oppose assault or hostile entry. reform, revolution, or inflation.

3941. rancor n. Malice. 3955. reactionary adj. Pertaining to, of the

3942. rankle v. To produce irritation or nature of, causing, or favoring reaction.


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3956. readily adv. Without objection or impressions.

reluctance. 3972. recessive adj. Having a tendency to go

3957. readjust v. To put in order after back.

disarrangement. 3973. recidivist n. A confirmed criminal.

3958. ready adj. In a state of preparedness 3974. reciprocal adj. Mutually

for any given purpose or occasion. interchangeable or convertible.

3959. realism n. The principle and practice of 3975. reciprocate v. To give and take

depicting persons and scenes as they are mutually.

believed really to exist. 3976. reciprocity n. Equal mutual rights and

3960. rearrange v. To arrange again or in a benefits granted and enjoyed.

different order. 3977. recitation n. The act of reciting or

3961. reassure v. To give new confidence. repeating, especially in public and from

3962. rebellious adj. Insubordinate. memory.

3963. rebuff n. A peremptory or unexpected 3978. reck v. To have a care or thought for.

rejection of advances or approaches. 3979. reckless adj. Foolishly headless of

3964. rebuild v. To build again or anew. danger.

3965. rebut v. To oppose by argument or a 3980. reclaim v. To demand or to obtain the

sufficient answer. return or restoration of.

3966. recant v. To withdraw formally one's 3981. recline v. To cause to assume a leaning

belief (in something previously believed or or recumbent attitude or position.

maintained). 3982. recluse n. One who lives in retirement

3967. recapitulate v. To repeat again the or seclusion.

principal points of. 3983. reclusory n. A hermitage.

3968. recapture v. To capture again. 3984. recognizance n. An acknowledgment

3969. recede v. To move back or away. entered into before a court with condition to

3970. receivable adj. Capable of being or fit do some particular act.

to be received - often money. 3985. recognize v. To recall the identity of (a

3971. receptive adj. Having the capacity, person or thing).

quality, or ability of receiving, as truths or 3986. recoil v. To start back as in dismay,


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loathing, or dread. 4003. recure v. To cure again.

3987. recollect v. To recall the knowledge of. 4004. recurrent adj. Returning from time to

3988. reconcilable adj. Capable of being time, especially at regular or stated intervals.

adjusted or harmonized. 4005. redemption n. The recovery of what is

3989. reconnoiter v. To make a preliminary mortgaged or pledged, by paying the debt.

examination of for military, surveying, or 4006. redolent adj. Smelling sweet and

geological purposes. agreeable.

3990. reconsider v. To review with care, 4007. redolence n. Smelling sweet and

especially with a view to a reversal of previous agreeable.

action. 4008. redoubtable adj. Formidable.

3991. reconstruct v. To rebuild. 4009. redound n. Rebound.

3992. recourse n. Resort to or application for 4010. redress v. To set right, as a wrong by

help in exigency or trouble. compensation or the punishment of the

3993. recover v. To regain. wrong-doer.

3994. recreant n. A cowardly or faithless 4011. reducible adj. That may be reduced.

person. 4012. redundance n. Excess.

3995. recreate v. To refresh after labor. 4013. redundant adj. Constituting an excess.

3996. recrudescence n. The state of 4014. reestablish v. To restore.

becoming raw or sore again. 4015. refer v. To direct or send for

3997. recrudescent adj. Becoming raw or information or other purpose.

sore again. 4016. referrer n. One who refers.

3998. recruit v. To enlist men for military or 4017. referable adj. Ascribable.

naval service. 4018. referee n. An umpire.

3999. rectify v. To correct. 4019. refinery n. A place where some crude

4000. rectitude n. The quality of being material, as sugar or petroleum, is purified.

upright in principles and conduct. 4020. reflectible adj. Capable of being

4001. recuperate v. To recover. turned back.

4002. recur v. To happen again or 4021. reflection n. The throwing off or back

repeatedly, especially at regular intervals. of light, heat, sound, or any form of energy that
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travels in waves. 4039. regime n. Particular conduct or

4022. reflector n. A mirror, as of metal, for administration of affairs.

reflecting light, heat, or sound in a particular 4040. regimen n. A systematized order or

direction. course of living with reference to food, clothing

4023. reflexible adj. Capable of being and personal habits.

reflected. 4041. regiment n. A body of soldiers.

4024. reform n. Change for the better. 4042. regnant adj. Exercising royal authority

4025. reformer n. One who carries out a in one's own right.

reform. 4043. regress v. To return to a former place

4026. refract v. To bend or turn from a direct or condition.

course. 4044. regretful adj. Feeling, expressive of, or

4027. refractory adj. Not amenable to full of regret.

control. 4045. rehabilitate v. To restore to a former

4028. refragable adj. Capable of being status, capacity, right rank, or privilege.

refuted. 4046. reign v. To hold and exercise sovereign

4029. refringency n. Power to refract. power.

4030. refringent adj. Having the power to 4047. reimburse v. To pay back as an

refract. equivalent of what has been expended.

4031. refusal n. Denial of what is asked. 4048. rein n. A step attached to the bit for

4032. refute v. To prove to be wrong. controlling a horse or other draft-animal.

4033. regale v. To give unusual pleasure. 4049. reinstate v. To restore to a former

4034. regalia n. pl. The emblems of royalty. state, station, or authority.

4035. regality n. Royalty. 4050. reiterate v. To say or do again and

4036. regenerate v. To reproduce. again.

4037. regent n. One who is lawfully 4051. rejoin v. To reunite after separation.

deputized to administer the government for 4052. rejuvenate v. To restore to youth.

the time being in the name of the ruler. 4053. rejuvenescence n. A renewal of youth.

4038. regicide n. The killing of a king or 4054. relapse v. To suffer a return of a

sovereign. disease after partial recovery.


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4055. relegate v. To send off or consign, as to 4074. remunerate v. To pay or pay for.

an obscure position or remote destination. 4075. remuneration n. Compensation.

4056. relent v. To yield. 4076. Renaissance n. The revival of letters,

4057. relevant adj. Bearing upon the matter and then of art, which marks the transition

in hand. from medieval to modern time.

4058. reliance n. Dependence. 4077. rendezvous n. A prearranged place of

4059. reliant adj. Having confidence. meeting.

4060. relinquish v. To give up using or having. 4078. rendition n. Interpretation.

4061. reliquary n. A casket, coffer, or 4079. renovate v. To restore after

repository in which relics are kept. deterioration, as a building.

4062. relish v. To like the taste or savor of. 4080. renunciation n. An explicit disclaimer

4063. reluctance n. Unwillingness. of a right or privilege.

4064. reluctant adj. Unwilling. 4081. reorganize v. To change to a more

4065. remembrance n. Recollection. satisfactory form of organization.

4066. reminiscence n. The calling to mind of 4082. reparable adj. Capable of repair.

incidents within the range of personal 4083. reparation n. The act of making

knowledge or experience. amends, as for an injury, loss, or wrong.

4067. reminiscent adj. Pertaining to the 4084. repartee n. A ready, witty, or apt reply.

recollection of matters of personal interest. 4085. repeal v. To render of no further

4068. remiss adj. Negligent. effect.

4069. remission n. Temporary diminution of 4086. repel v. To force or keep back in a

a disease. manner, physically or mentally.

4070. remodel v. Reconstruct. 4087. repellent adj. Having power to force

4071. remonstrance n. Reproof. back in a manner, physically or mentally.

4072. remonstrant adj. Having the character 4088. repentance n. Sorrow for something

of a reproof. done or left undone, with desire to make

4073. remonstrate v. To present a verbal or things right by undoing the wrong.

written protest to those who have power to 4089. repertory n. A place where things are

right or prevent a wrong. stored or gathered together.


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4090. repetition n. The act of repeating. kind.

4091. repine v. To indulge in fretfulness and 4107. reproof n. An expression of

faultfinding. disapproval or blame personally addressed to

4092. replenish v. To fill again, as something one censured.

that has been emptied. 4108. repudiate v. To refuse to have

4093. replete adj. Full to the uttermost. anything to do with.

4094. replica n. A duplicate executed by the 4109. repugnance n. Thorough dislike.

artist himself, and regarded, equally with the 4110. repugnant adj. Offensive to taste and

first, as an original. feeling.

4095. repository n. A place in which goods 4111. repulse n. The act of beating or driving

are stored. back, as an attacking or advancing enemy.

4096. reprehend v. To find fault with. 4112. repulsive adj. Grossly offensive.

4097. reprehensible adj. Censurable. 4113. repute v. To hold in general opinion.

4098. reprehension n. Expression of blame. 4114. requiem n. A solemn mass sung for the

4099. repress v. To keep under restraint or repose of the souls of the dead.

control. 4115. requisite adj. Necessary.

4100. repressible adj. Able to be kept under 4116. requital n. Adequate return for good

restraint or control. or ill.

4101. reprieve v. To grant a respite from 4117. requite v. To repay either good or evil

punishment to. to, as to a person.

4102. reprimand v. To chide or rebuke for a 4118. rescind v. To make void, as an act, by

fault. the enacting authority or a superior authority.

4103. reprisal n. Any infliction or act by way 4119. reseat v. To place in position of office

of retaliation on an enemy. again.

4104. reprobate n. One abandoned to 4120. resemblance n. Similarity in quality or

depravity and sin. form.

4105. reproduce v. To make a copy of. 4121. resent v. To be indignant at, as an

4106. reproduction n. The process by which injury or insult.

an animal or plant gives rise to another of its 4122. reservoir n. A receptacle where a
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quantity of some material, especially of a liquid to the one to whom it properly belongs.

or gas, may be kept. 4138. resumption n. The act of taking back,

4123. residue n. A remainder or surplus after or taking again.

a part has been separated or otherwise 4139. resurgent adj. Surging back or again.

treated. 4140. resurrection n. A return from death to

4124. resilience n. The power of springing life

back to a former position 4141. resuscitate v. To restore from

4125. resilient adj. Having the quality of apparent death.

springing back to a former position. 4142. retaliate v. To repay evil with a similar

4126. resistance n. The exertion of opposite evil.

effort or effect. 4143. retch v. To make an effort to vomit.

4127. resistant adj. Offering or tending to 4144. retention n. The keeping of a thing

produce resistance. within one's power or possession.

4128. resistive adj. Having or exercising the 4145. reticence n. The quality of habitually

power of resistance. keeping silent or being reserved in utterance.

4129. resistless adj. Powerless. 4146. reticent adj. Habitually keeping silent

4130. resonance n. The quality of being able or being reserved in utterance.

to reinforce sound by sympathetic vibrations. 4147. retinue n. The body of persons who

4131. resonance adj. Able to reinforce sound attend a person of importance in travel or

by sympathetic vibrations. public appearance.

4132. resonate v. To have or produce 4148. retort n. A retaliatory speech.

resonance. 4149. retouch v. To modify the details of.

4133. resource n. That which is restored to, 4150. retrace v. To follow backward or

relied upon, or made available for aid or toward the place of beginning, as a track or

support. marking.

4134. respite n. Interval of rest. 4151. retract v. To recall or take back

4135. resplendent adj. Very bright. (something that one has said).

4136. respondent adj. Answering. 4152. retrench v. To cut down or reduce in

4137. restitution n. Restoration of anything extent or quantity.


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4153. retrieve v. To recover something by of errors, or for the purpose of making

searching. changes.

4154. retroactive adj. Operative on, 4168. revocation n. Repeal.

affecting, or having reference to past events, 4169. revoke v. To rescind.

transactions, responsibilities. 4170. rhapsody n. Rapt or rapturous

4155. retrograde v. To cause to deteriorate utterance.

or to move backward. 4171. rhetoric n. The art of discourse.

4156. retrogression n. A going or moving 4172. rhetorician n. A showy writer or

backward or in a reverse direction. speaker.

4157. retrospect n. A view or contemplation 4173. ribald adj. Indulging in or manifesting

of something past. coarse indecency or obscenity.

4158. retrospective adj. Looking back on the 4174. riddance n. The act or ridding or

past. delivering from something undesirable.

4159. reunite v. To unite or join again, as 4175. ridicule n. Looks or acts expressing

after separation. amused contempt.

4160. revelation n. A disclosing, discovering, 4176. ridiculous adj. Laughable and

or making known of what was before secret, contemptible.

private, or unknown. 4177. rife adj. Abundant.

4161. revere v. To regard with worshipful 4178. righteousness n. Rectitude.

veneration. 4179. rightful adj. Conformed to a just claim

4162. reverent adj. Humble. according to established laws or usage.

4163. reversion n. A return to or toward 4180. rigmarole n. Nonsense.

some former state or condition. 4181. rigor n. Inflexibility.

4164. revert v. To return, or turn or look 4182. rigorous adj. Uncompromising.

back, as toward a former position or the like. 4183. ripplet n. A small ripple, as of water.

4165. revile v. To heap approach or abuse 4184. risible adj. capable of exciting

upon. laughter.

4166. revisal n. Revision. 4185. rivulet n. A small stream or brook.

4167. revise v. To examine for the correction 4186. robust adj. Characterized by great
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strength or power of endurance. deity, especially by presenting on an altar.

4187. rondo n. A musical composition during 4202. sacrificial adj. Offering or offered as an

which the first part or subject is repeated atonement for sin.

several times. 4203. sacrilege n. The act of violating or

4188. rookery n. A place where crows profaning anything sacred.

congregate to breed. 4204. sacrilegious adj. Impious.

4189. rotary adj. Turning around its axis, like 4205. safeguard v. To protect.

a wheel, or so constructed as to turn thus. 4206. sagacious adj. Able to discern and

4190. rotate v. To cause to turn on or as on distinguish with wise perception.

its axis, as a wheel. 4207. salacious adj. Having strong sexual

4191. rote n. Repetition of words or sounds desires.

as a means of learning them, with slight 4208. salience n. The condition of standing

attention. out distinctly.

4192. rotund adj. Round from fullness or 4209. salient adj. Standing out prominently.

plumpness. 4210. saline adj. Constituting or consisting of

4193. rudimentary adj. Being in an initial, salt.

early, or incomplete stage of development. 4211. salutary adj. Beneficial.

4194. rue v. To regret extremely. 4212. salutation n. Any form of greeting,

4195. ruffian adj. A lawless or recklessly hailing, or welcome, whether by word or act.

brutal fellow. 4213. salutatory n. The opening oration at

4196. ruminant adj. Chewing the cud. the commencement in American colleges.

4197. ruminate v. To chew over again, as 4214. salvage n. Any act of saving property.

food previously swallowed and regurgitated. 4215. salvo n. A salute given by firing all the

4198. rupture v. To separate the parts of by guns, as at the funeral of an officer.

violence. 4216. sanctimonious adj. Making an

4199. rustic adj. Characteristic of dwelling in ostentatious display or hypocritical pretense of

the country. holiness or piety.

4200. ruth n. Sorrow for another's misery. 4217. sanction v. To approve authoritatively.

4201. sacrifice v. To make an offering of to 4218. sanctity n. Holiness.


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4219. sanguinary adj. Bloody. 4234. satyr n. A very lascivious person.

4220. sanguine adj. Having the color of 4235. savage n. A wild and uncivilized human

blood. being.

4221. sanguineous adj. Consisting of blood. 4236. savor v. To perceive by taste or smell.

4222. sapid adj. Affecting the sense of taste. 4237. scabbard n. The sheath of a sword or

4223. sapience n. Deep wisdom or similar bladed weapon.

knowledge. 4238. scarcity n. Insufficiency of supply for

4224. sapient adj. Possessing wisdom. needs or ordinary demands.

4225. sapiential adj. Possessing wisdom. 4239. scholarly adj. Characteristic of an

4226. saponaceous adj. Having the nature or erudite person.

quality of soap. 4240. scholastic adj. Pertaining to education

4227. sarcasm n. Cutting and reproachful or schools.

language. 4241. scintilla n. The faintest ray.

4228. sarcophagus n. A stone coffin or a 4242. scintillate v. To emit or send forth

chest-like tomb. sparks or little flashes of light.

www.exampundit.in 4243. scope n. A range of action or view.

The EP Vocabulary 4244. scoundrel n. A man without principle.

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4229. sardonic adj. Scornfully or bitterly 4246. scribe n. One who writes or is skilled in

sarcastic. writing.

4230. satiate v. To satisfy fully the appetite 4247. script n. Writing or handwriting of the

or desire of. ordinary cursive form.

4231. satire n. The employment of sarcasm, 4248. Scriptural adj. Pertaining to, contained

irony, or keenness of wit in ridiculing vices. in, or warranted by the Holy Scriptures.

4232. satiric adj. Resembling poetry, in 4249. scruple n. Doubt or uncertainty

which vice, incapacity ,or corruption is held up regarding a question of moral right or duty.

to ridicule. 4250. scrupulous adj. Cautious in action for

4233. satirize v. To treat with sarcasm or fear of doing wrong.

derisive wit. 4251. scurrilous adj. Grossly indecent or


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vulgar. correspondence, keeps records. or does other

4252. scuttle v. To sink (a ship) by making writing for others.

holes in the bottom. 4267. secretive adj. Having a tendency to

4253. scythe n. A long curved blade for conceal.

mowing, reaping, etc. 4268. sedate adj. Even-tempered.

4254. seance n. A meeting of spirituals for 4269. sedentary adj. Involving or requiring

consulting spirits. much sitting.

4255. sear v. To burn on the surface. 4270. sediment n. Matter that settles to the

4256. sebaceous adj. Pertaining to or bottom of a liquid.

appearing like fat. 4271. sedition n. Conduct directed against

4257. secant adj. Cutting, especially into two public order and the tranquillity of the state.

parts. 4272. seditious adj. Promotive of conduct

4258. secede v. To withdraw from union or directed against public order and the

association, especially from a political or tranquillity of the state.

religious body. 4273. seduce v. To entice to surrender

4259. secession n. Voluntary withdrawal chastity.

from fellowship, especially from political or 4274. sedulous adj. Persevering in effort or

religious bodies. endeavor.

4260. seclude v. To place, keep, or withdraw 4275. seer n. A prophet.

from the companionship of others. 4276. seethe v. To be violently excited or

4261. seclusion n. Solitude. agitated.

4262. secondary adj. Less important or 4277. seignior n. A title of honor or

effective than that which is primary. respectful address, equivalent to sir.

4263. secondly adv. In the second place in 4278. seismograph n. An instrument for

order or succession. recording the phenomena of earthquakes.

4264. second-rate adj. Second in quality, 4279. seize v. To catch or take hold of

size, rank, importance, etc. suddenly and forcibly.

4265. secrecy n. Concealment. www.exampundit.in

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4280. selective adj. Having the power of 4297. sentence n. A related group of words

choice. containing a subject and a predicate and

4281. self-respect n. Rational self-esteem. expressing a complete thought.

4282. semblance n. Outward appearance. 4298. sentience n. Capacity for sensation or

4283. semicivilized adj. Half-civilized. sense-perception.

4284. semiconscious adj. Partially conscious. 4299. sentient adj. Possessing the power of

4285. semiannual adj. Recurring at intervals sense or sense-perception.

of six months. 4300. sentinel n. Any guard or watch

4286. semicircle n. A half-circle. stationed for protection.

4287. seminar n. Any assemblage of pupils 4301. separable adj. Capable of being

for real research in some specific study under disjoined or divided.

a teacher. 4302. separate v. To take apart.

4288. seminary n. A special school, as of 4303. separatist n. A seceder.

theology or pedagogics. 4304. septennial adj. Recurring every seven

4289. senile adj. Peculiar to or proceeding years.

from the weakness or infirmity of old age. 4305. sepulcher n. A burial-place.

4290. sensation n. A condition of mind 4306. sequacious adj. Ready to be led.

resulting from spiritual or inherent feeling. 4307. sequel n. That which follows in

4291. sense n. The signification conveyed by consequence of what has previously

some word, phrase, or action. happened.

4292. sensibility n. Power to perceive or feel. 4308. sequence n. The order in which a

4293. sensitive adj. Easily affected by outside number or persons, things, or events follow

operations or influences. one another in space or time.

4294. sensorium n. The sensory apparatus. 4309. sequent adj. Following in the order of

4295. sensual adj. Pertaining to the body or time.

the physical senses. 4310. sequester v. To cause to withdraw or

4296. sensuous adj. Having a warm retire, as from society or public life.

appreciation of the beautiful or of the 4311. sequestrate v. To confiscate.


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4312. sergeant n. A non-commissioned 4329. sibilance n. A hissing sound.

military officer ranking next above a corporal. 4330. sibilant adj. Made with a hissing

4313. sergeant-at-arms n. An executive sound.

officer in legislative bodies who enforces the 4331. sibilate v. To give a hissing sound to, as

orders of the presiding officer. in pronouncing the letter s.

4314. sergeant-major n. The highest 4332. sidelong adj. Inclining or tending to


noncommissioned officer in a regiment.
one side.
4315. service n. Any work done for the
4333. sidereal adj. Pertaining to stars or
benefit of another.
constellations.
4316. serviceable adj. Durable.
4334. siege n. A beleaguerment.
4317. servitude n. Slavery.
4335. significance n. Importance.
4318. severance n. Separation.
4336. significant adj. Important, especially as
4319. severely adv. Extremely.
pointing something out.
4320. sextet n. A band of six singers or
4337. signification n. The meaning conveyed
players.
by language, actions, or signs.
4321. sextuple adj. Multiplied by six.
4338. similar adj. Bearing resemblance to
4322. sheer adj. Absolute.
one another or to something else.
4323. shiftless adj. Wanting in resource,
4339. simile n. A comparison which directs
energy, or executive ability.
the mind to the representative object itself.
4324. shrewd adj. Characterized by skill at
4340. similitude n. Similarity.
understanding and profiting by circumstances.
4341. simplify v. To make less complex or
4325. shriek n. A sharp, shrill outcry or
difficult.
scream, caused by agony or terror.
4342. simulate v. Imitate.
4326. shrinkage n. A contraction of any
4343. simultaneous adj. Occurring, done, or
material into less bulk or dimension.
existing at the same time.
4327. shrivel v. To draw or be drawn into
4344. sinecure n. Any position having
wrinkles.
emoluments with few or no duties.
4328. shuffle n. A mixing or changing the
4345. singe v. To burn slightly or
order of things.
superficially.
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4346. sinister adj. Evil. 4362. socialism n. A theory of civil polity that

4347. sinuosity n. The quality of curving in aims to secure the reconstruction of society.

and out. 4363. socialist adj. One who advocates

4348. sinuous adj. Curving in and out. reconstruction of society by collective

4349. sinus n. An opening or cavity. ownership of land and capital.

4350. siren n. A sea-nymph, described by 4364. sociology n. The philosophical study of

Homer as dwelling between the island of Circe society.

and Scylla. 4365. Sol n. The sun.

4351. sirocco n. hot winds from Africa. 4366. solace n. Comfort in grief, trouble, or

4352. sisterhood n. A body of sisters united calamity.

by some bond of sympathy or by a religious 4367. solar adj. Pertaining to the sun.

vow. 4368. solder n. A fusible alloy used for joining

4353. skeptic n. One who doubts any metallic surfaces or margins.

statements. 4369. soldier n. A person engaged in military

4354. skepticism n. The entertainment of service.

doubt concerning something. 4370. solecism n. Any violation of

4355. skiff n. Usually, a small light boat established rules or customs.

propelled by oars. 4371. solicitor n. One who represents a client

4356. skirmish n. Desultory fighting between in court of justice; an attorney.

advanced detachments of two armies. 4372. solicitude n. Uneasiness of mind

4357. sleight n. A trick or feat so deftly done occasioned by desire, anxiety, or fear.

that the manner of performance escapes 4373. soliloquy n. A monologue.

observation. 4374. solstice n. The time of year when the

4358. slight adj. Of a small importance or sun is at its greatest declination.

significance. 4375. soluble adj. Capable of being

4359. slothful adj. Lazy. dissolved, as in a fluid.

4360. sluggard n. A person habitually lazy or 4376. solvent adj. Having sufficient funds to

idle. pay all debts.

4361. sociable adj. Inclined to seek company. 4377. somber adj. Gloomy.
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4378. somniferous adj. Tending to produce rigorously severe.

sleep. 4395. spasmodic adj. Convulsive.

4379. somnolence n. Oppressive drowsiness. 4396. specialize v. To assume an individual or

4380. somnolent adj. Sleepy. specific character, or adopt a singular or

4381. sonata n. An instrumental special course.

composition. 4397. specialty n. An employment limited to

4382. sonnet n. A poem of fourteen one particular line of work.

decasyllabic or octosyllabiclines expressing 4398. specie n. A coin or coins of gold, silver,

two successive phrases. copper, or other metal.

4383. sonorous adj. Resonant. 4399. species n. A classificatory group of

4384. soothsayer n. One who claims to have animals or plants subordinate to a genus.

supernatural insight or foresight. 4400. specimen n. One of a class of persons

4385. sophism n. A false argument or things regarded as representative of the

understood to be such by the reasoner himself class.

and intentionally used to deceive 4401. specious adj. Plausible.

4386. sophistical adj. Fallacious. 4402. spectator n. One who beholds or looks

4387. sophisticate v. To deprive of simplicity on.

of mind or manner. 4403. specter n. Apparition.

4388. sophistry n. Reasoning sound in 4404. spectrum n. An image formed by rays

appearance only, especially when designedly of light or other radiant energy.

deceptive. 4405. speculate v. To pursue inquiries and

4389. soprano n. A woman's or boy's voice of form conjectures.

high range. 4406. speculator n. One who makes an

4390. sorcery n. Witchcraft. investment that involves a risk of loss, but also

4391. sordid adj. Of degraded character or a chance of profit.

nature. 4407. sphericity n. The state or condition of

4392. souvenir n. A token of remembrance. being a sphere.

4393. sparse adj. Thinly diffused. 4408. spheroid n. A body having nearly the

4394. Spartan adj. Exceptionally brave; form of a sphere.


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4409. spherometer n. An instrument for usually forming one of a series of similar

measuring curvature or radii of spherical divisions in a poem.

surfaces. 4426. statecraft n. The art of conducting

4410. spinous adj. Having spines. state affairs.

4411. spinster n. A woman who has never 4427. static adj. Pertaining to or designating

been married. bodies at rest or forces in equilibrium.

4412. spontaneous adj. Arising from 4428. statics n. The branch of mechanics that

inherent qualities or tendencies without treats of the relations that subsist among

external efficient cause. forces in order.

4413. sprightly adj. Vivacious. 4429. stationary adj. Not moving.

4414. spurious adj. Not genuine. 4430. statistician n. One who is skilled in

4415. squabble v. To quarrel. collecting and tabulating numerical facts.

4416. squalid adj. Having a dirty, mean, 4431. statuesque adj. Having the grace,

poverty-stricken appearance. pose, or quietude of a statue.

4417. squatter n. One who settles on land 4432. statuette n. A figurine.

without permission or right. 4433. stature n. The natural height of an

4418. stagnant adj. Not flowing: said of animal body.

water, as in a pool. 4434. statute n. Any authoritatively declared

4419. stagnate v. To become dull or inert. rule, ordinance, decree, or law.

4420. stagnation n. The condition of not 4435. stealth n. A concealed manner of

flowing or not changing. acting.

4421. stagy adj. Having a theatrical manner. 4436. stellar adj. Pertaining to the stars.

4422. staid adj. Of a steady and sober 4437. steppe n. One of the extensive plains

character. in Russia and Siberia.

4423. stallion n. An uncastrated male horse, 4438. sterling adj. Genuine.

commonly one kept for breeding. 4439. stifle v. To smother.

4424. stanchion n. A vertical bar, or a pair of 4440. stigma n. A mark of infamy or token of

bars, used to confine cattle in a stall. disgrace attaching to a person as the result of

4425. stanza n. A group of rimed lines, evil-doing.


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4441. stiletto n. A small dagger. foolishness to.

4442. stimulant n. Anything that rouses to 4458. stupendous adj. Of prodigious size,

activity or to quickened action. bulk, or degree.

4443. stimulate v. To rouse to activity or to 4459. stupor n. Profound lethargy.

quickened action. 4460. suasion n. The act of persuading.

4444. stimulus n. Incentive. 4461. suave adj. Smooth and pleasant in

4445. stingy adj. Cheap, unwilling to spend manner.

money. 4462. subacid adj. Somewhat sharp or biting.

4446. stipend n. A definite amount paid at 4463. subaquatic adj. Being, formed, or

stated periods in compensation for services or operating under water.

as an allowance. 4464. subconscious adj. Being or occurring in

4447. Stoicism n. The principles or the the mind, but without attendant

practice of the Stoics-being very even consciousness or conscious perception.

tempered in success and failure. 4465. subjacent adj. Situated directly

4448. stolid adj. Expressing no power of underneath.

feeling or perceiving. 4466. subjection n. The act of bringing into a

4449. strait n. A narrow passage of water state of submission.

connecting two larger bodies of water. 4467. subjugate v. To conquer.

4450. stratagem n. Any clever trick or device 4468. subliminal adj. Being beneath the

for obtaining an advantage. threshold of consciousness.

4451. stratum n. A natural or artificial layer, 4469. sublingual adj. Situated beneath the

bed, or thickness of any substance or material. tongue.

4452. streamlet n. Rivulet. 4470. submarine adj. Existing, done, or

4453. stringency n. Strictness. operating beneath the surface of the sea.

4454. stringent adj. Rigid. 4471. submerge v. To place or plunge under

4455. stripling n. A mere youth. water.

4456. studious adj. Having or showing 4472. submergence n. The act of

devotion to the acquisition of knowledge. submerging.

4457. stultify v. To give an appearance of 4473. submersible adj. Capable of being put
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underwater. 4492. succeed v. To accomplish what is

4474. submersion n. The act of submerging. attempted or intended.

4475. submission n. A yielding to the power 4493. success n. A favorable or prosperous

or authority of another. course or termination of anything attempted.

4476. submittal n. The act of submitting. 4494. successful adj. Having reached a high

4477. subordinate adj. Belonging to an degree of worldly prosperity.

inferior order in a classification. 4495. successor n. One who or that which

4478. subsequent adj. Following in time. takes the place of a predecessor or preceding

4479. subservience n. The quality, character, thing.

or condition of being servilely following 4496. succinct adj. Concise.

another's behests. 4497. succulent adj. Juicy.

4480. subservient adj. Servilely following 4498. succumb v. To cease to resist.

another's behests. 4499. sufferance n. Toleration.

4481. subside v. To relapse into a state of 4500. sufficiency n. An ample or adequate

repose and tranquillity. supply.

4482. subsist v. To be maintained or 4501. suffrage n. The right or privilege of

sustained. voting.

4483. subsistence n. Sustenance. 4502. suffuse v. To cover or fill the surface of.

4484. substantive adj. Solid. 4503. suggestible adj. That can be suggested.

4485. subtend v. To extend opposite to. 4504. suggestive adj. Stimulating to thought

4486. subterfuge n. Evasion. or reflection.

4487. subterranean adj. Situated or 4505. summary n. An abstract.

occurring below the surface of the earth. 4506. sumptuous adj. Rich and costly.

4488. subtle adj. Discriminating. 4507. superabundance n. An excessive

4489. subtrahend n. That which is to be amount.

subtracted. 4508. superadd v. To add in addition to what

4490. subversion n. An overthrow, as from has been added.

the foundation. 4509. superannuate v. To become

4491. subvert v. To bring to ruin. deteriorated or incapacitated by long service.


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4510. superb adj. Sumptuously elegant. to.

4511. supercilious adj. Exhibiting haughty 4527. supplicant n. One who asks humbly

and careless contempt. and earnestly.

4512. superficial adj. Knowing and 4528. supplicate v. To beg.

understanding only the ordinary and the 4529. supposition n. Conjecture.

obvious. 4530. suppress v. To prevent from being

4513. superfluity n. That part of anything disclosed or punished.

that is in excess of what is needed. 4531. suppressible adj. Capable of being

4514. superfluous adj. Being more than is suppressed.

needed. 4532. suppression n. A forcible putting or

4515. superheat v. To heat to excess. keeping down.

4516. superintend v. To have the charge and 4533. supramundane adj. Supernatural.

direction of, especially of some work or 4534. surcharge n. An additional amount

movement. charged.

4517. superintendence n. Direction and 4535. surety n. Security for payment or

management. performance.

4518. superintendent n. One who has the 4536. surfeit v. To feed to fullness or to

charge and direction of, especially of some satiety.

work or movement. 4537. surmise v. To conjecture.

4519. superlative n. That which is of the 4538. surmount v. To overcome by force of

highest possible excellence or eminence. will.

4520. supernatural adj. Caused miraculously 4539. surreptitious adj. Clandestine.

or by the immediate exercise of divine power. 4540. surrogate n. One who or that which is

4521. supernumerary adj. Superfluous. substituted for or appointed to act in place of

4522. supersede v. To displace. another.

4523. supine adj. Lying on the back. 4541. surround v. To encircle.

4524. supplant v. To take the place of. 4542. surveyor n. A land-measurer.

4525. supple adj. Easily bent. 4543. susceptibility n. A specific capability of

4526. supplementary adj. Being an addition feeling or emotion.


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4544. susceptible adj. Easily under a 4560. sympathize v. To share the sentiments

specified power or influence. or mental states of another.

4545. suspense n. Uncertainty. 4561. symphonic adj. Characterized by a

4546. suspension n. A hanging from a harmonious or agreeable mingling of sounds.

support. 4562. symphonious adj. Marked by a

4547. suspicious adj. Inclined to doubt or harmonious or agreeable mingling of sounds.

mistrust. 4563. symphony n. A harmonious or

4548. sustenance n. Food. agreeable mingling of sounds.

4549. swarthy adj. Having a dark hue, 4564. synchronism n. Simultaneousness.

especially a dark or sunburned complexion. 4565. syndicate n. An association of

4550. Sybarite n. A luxurious person. individuals united for the prosecution of some

4551. sycophant n. A servile flatterer, enterprise.

especially of those in authority or influence. 4566. syneresis n. The coalescence of two

4552. syllabic adj. Consisting of that which is vowels or syllables, as e'er for ever.

uttered in a single vocal impulse. 4567. synod n. An ecclesiastical council.

4553. syllabication n. Division of words into 4568. synonym n. A word having the same or

that which is uttered in a single vocal impulse. almost the same meaning as some other.

4554. syllable n. That which is uttered in a 4569. synopsis n. A syllabus or summary.

single vocal impulse. 4570. systematic adj. Methodical.

4555. syllabus n. Outline of a subject, course, 4571. tableau n. An arrangement of

lecture, or treatise. inanimate figures representing a scene from

4556. sylph n. A slender, graceful young real life.

woman or girl. 4572. tacit adj. Understood.

4557. symmetrical adj. Well-balanced. 4573. taciturn adj. Disinclined to

4558. symmetry n. Relative proportion and conversation.

harmony. 4574. tack n. A small sharp-pointed nail.

4559. sympathetic adj. Having a fellowfeeling 4575. tact n. Fine or ready mental
for or like feelings with another or
discernment shown in saying or doing the
others.
proper thing.
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4576. tactician n. One who directs affairs 4593. technology n. The knowledge relating

with skill and shrewdness. to industries and manufactures.

4577. tactics n. Any maneuvering or adroit 4594. teem v. To be full to overflowing.

management for effecting an object. 4595. telepathy n. Thought-transference.

4578. tangency n. The state of touching. 4596. telephony n. The art or process of

4579. tangent adj. Touching. communicating by telephone.

4580. tangible adj. Perceptible by touch. 4597. telescope v. To drive together so that

4581. tannery n. A place where leather is one slides into the another like the sections of

tanned. a spy-glass.

4582. tantalize v. To tease. 4598. telltale adj. That gives warning or

4583. tantamount adj. Having equal or information.

equivalent value, effect, or import. 4599. temerity n. Recklessness.

4584. tapestry n. A fabric to which a pattern 4600. temporal adj. Pertaining to or

is applied with a needle, designed for concerned with the affairs of the present life.

ornamental hangings. 4601. temporary adj. Lasting for a short time

4585. tarnish v. To lessen or destroy the only.

luster of in any way. 4602. temporize v. To pursue a policy of

4586. taut adj. Stretched tight. delay.

4587. taxation n. A levy, by government, of a 4603. tempt v. To offer to (somebody) an

fixed contribution. inducement to do wrong.

4588. taxidermy n. The art or process of 4604. tempter n. An allurer or enticer to evil.

preserving dead animals or parts of them. 4605. tenacious adj. Unyielding.

4589. technic adj. Technical. 4606. tenant n. An occupant.

4590. technicality n. Something peculiar to a 4607. tendency n. Direction or inclination, as

particular art, trade, or the like. toward some objector end.

4591. technique n. Manner of performance. 4608. tenet n. Any opinion, principle, dogma,

4592. technography n. The scientific or doctrine that a person believes or maintains

description or study of human arts and as true.

industries in their historic development. 4609. tenor n. A settled course or manner of


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progress. 4628. theocrasy n. The mixed worship of

4610. tense adj. Strained to stiffness. polytheism.

4611. tentative adj. Done as an experiment. 4629. theologian n. A professor of divinity.

4612. tenure n. The term during which a 4630. theological adj. Based on or growing

thing is held. out of divine revelation.

4613. tercentenary adj. Pertaining to a 4631. theology n. The branch of theological

period of 300 years. science that treats of God.

4614. termagant adj. Violently abusive and 4632. theoretical adj. Directed toward

quarrelsome. knowledge for its own sake without respect to

4615. terminal adj. Pertaining to or creative applications.

of a boundary, limit. 4633. theorist n. One given to speculating.

4616. terminate v. To put an end or stop to. 4634. theorize v. To speculate.

4617. termination n. The act of ending or 4635. thereabout adv. Near that number,

concluding. quantity, degree, place, or time,

4618. terminus n. The final point or goal. approximately.

4619. terrify v. To fill with extreme fear. 4636. therefor adv. For that or this.

4620. territorial adj. Pertaining to the 4637. thermal adj. Of or pertaining to heat.

domain over which a sovereign state exercises 4638. thermoelectric adj. Denoting

jurisdiction. electricity produced by heat.

4621. terse adj. Pithy. 4639. thermoelectricity n. Electricity

4622. testament n. A will. generated by differences of temperature,

4623. testator n. The maker of a will. 4640. thesis n. An essay or treatise on a

4624. testimonial n. A formal token of particular subject.

regard, often presented in public. 4641. thoroughbred adj. Bred from the best

4625. thearchy n. Government by a supreme or purest blood or stock.

deity. 4642. thoroughfare n. A public street or

4626. theism n. Belief in God. road.

4627. theocracy n. A government 4643. thrall n. One controlled by an appetite

administered by ecclesiastics. or a passion.


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4644. tilth n. Cultivation. 4665. torturous adj. Marked by extreme

4645. timbre n. The quality of a tone, as suffering.

distinguished from intensity and pitch. 4666. tractable adj. Easily led or controlled.

4646. timorous adj. Lacking courage. 4667. trait n. A distinguishing feature or

4647. tincture n. A solution, usually quality.

alcoholic, of some principle used in medicine. 4668. trajectory n. The path described by a

4648. tinge n. A faint trace of color. projectile moving under given forces.

4649. tipsy adj. Befuddled with drinks. 4669. trammel n. An impediment.

4650. tirade n. Harangue. 4670. tranquil adj. Calm.

4651. tireless adj. Untiring. 4671. tranquilize v. To soothe.

4652. tiresome adj. Wearisome. 4672. tranquility n. Calmness.

4653. Titanic adj. Of vast size or strength. 4673. transalpine adj. Situated on the other

4654. toilsome adj. Laborious. side of the Alps.

4655. tolerable adj. Moderately good. 4674. transact v. To do business.

4656. tolerance n. Forbearance in judging of 4675. transatlantic adj. Situated beyond or

the acts or opinions of others. on the other side of the Atlantic.

4657. tolerant adj. Indulgent. 4676. transcend v. To surpass.

4658. tolerate v. To passively permit or put 4677. transcendent adj. Surpassing.

up with. 4678. transcontinental adj. Extending or

4659. toleration n. A spirit of charitable passing across a continent.

leniency. 4679. transcribe v. To write over again

4660. topography n. The art of representing (something already written)

on a map the physical features of any locality 4680. transcript n. A copy made directly from

or region with accuracy. an original.

4661. torpor n. Apathy. 4681. transfer v. To convey, remove, or

4662. torrid adj. Excessively hot. cause to pass from one person or place to

4663. tortious adj. Wrongful. another.

4664. tortuous adj. Abounding in irregular 4682. transferable adj. Capable of being

bends or turns. conveyed from one person or place to another.


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4683. transferee n. The person to whom a of light.

transfer is made. 4699. transmissible adj. That may e sent

4684. transference n. The act of conveying through or across.

from one person or place to another. 4700. transmission n. The act of sending

4685. transferrer n. One who or that which through or across.

conveys from one person or place to another. 4701. transmit v. To send trough or across.

4686. transfigure v. To give an exalted 4702. transmute v. To change in nature,

meaning or glorified appearance to. substance, or form.

4687. transfuse v. To pour or cause to pass, 4703. transparent adj. Easy to see through or

as a fluid, from one vessel to another. understand.

4688. transfusible adj. Capable of being 4704. transpire v. To come to pass.

poured from one vessel to another. 4705. transplant v. To remove and plant in

4689. transfusion n. The act of pouring from another place.

one vessel to another. 4706. transposition n. The act of reversing

4690. transgress v. To break a law. the order or changing the place of.

4691. transience n. Something that is of 4707. transverse adj. Lying or being across or

short duration. in a crosswise direction.

4692. transient n. One who or that which is 4708. travail n. Hard or agonizing labor.

only of temporary existence. 4709. travesty n. A grotesque imitation.

4693. transition n. Passage from one place, 4710. treacherous adj. Perfidious.

condition, or action to another. 4711. treachery n. Violation of allegiance,

4694. transitory adj. Existing for a short time confidence, or plighted faith.

only. 4712. treasonable adj. Of the nature of

4695. translate v. To give the sense or betrayal, treachery, or breech of allegiance.

equivalent of in another language or dialect. 4713. treatise n. An elaborate literary

4696. translator n. An interpreter. composition presenting a subject in all its

4697. translucence n. The property or state parts.

of allowing the passage of light. 4714. treble adj. Multiplied by three.

4698. translucent adj. Allowing the passage 4715. trebly adv. Triply.
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4716. tremendous adj. Awe-inspiring. 4732. triple adj. Threefold.

4717. tremor n. An involuntary trembling or 4733. triplicate adj. Composed of or

shivering. pertaining to three related things or parts.

4718. tremulous adj. Characterized by 4734. triplicity n. The state of being triple or

quivering or unsteadiness. threefold.

4719. trenchant adj. Cutting deeply and 4735. tripod n. A three-legged stand, usually

quickly. hinged near the top, for supporting some

4720. trepidation n. Nervous uncertainty of instrument.

feeling. 4736. trisect v. To divide into three parts,

4721. trestle n. An open braced framework especially into three equal parts.

for supporting the horizontal stringers of a 4737. trite adj. Made commonplace by

railway-bridge. frequent repetition.

4722. triad n. A group of three persons of 4738. triumvir n. One of three men united

things. coordinately in public office or authority.

4723. tribune n. Any champion of the rights 4739. trivial adj. Of little importance or

and liberties of the people: often used as the value.

name for a newspaper. 4740. troublesome adj. Burdensome.

4724. trickery n. Artifice. 4741. truculence n. Ferocity.

4725. tricolor adj. Of three colors. 4742. truculent adj. Having the character or

4726. tricycle n. A three-wheeled vehicle. the spirit of a savage.

4727. trident n. The three-pronged fork that 4743. truism n. A statement so plainly true as

was the emblem of Neptune. hardly to require statement or proof.

4728. triennial adj. Taking place every third 4744. truthful adj. Veracious.

year. 4745. turgid adj. Swollen.

4729. trimness n. Neatness. 4746. turpitude n. Depravity.

4730. trinity n. A threefold personality 4747. tutelage n. The act of training or the

existing in the one divine being or substance. state of being under instruction.

4731. trio n. Three things grouped or 4748. tutelar adj. Protective.

associated together. 4749. tutorship n. The office of a guardian.


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4750. twinge n. A darting momentary local 4765. unaccountable adj. Inexplicable.

pain. 4766. unaffected adj. Sincere.

4751. typical adj. Characteristic. 4767. unanimous adj. Sharing the same

4752. typify v. To serve as a characteristic views or sentiments.

example of. 4768. unanimity n. The state or quality of

4753. typographical adj. Pertaining to being of one mind.

typography or printing. 4769. unavoidable adj. Inevitable.

4754. typography n. The arrangement of 4770. unbearable adj. Unendurable.

composed type, or the appearance of printed 4771. unbecoming adj. Unsuited to the

matter. wearer, place, or surroundings.

4755. tyrannical adj. Despotic. 4772. unbelief n. Doubt.

4756. tyranny n. Absolute power arbitrarily 4773. unbiased adj. Impartial, as judgment.

or unjustly administrated. 4774. unbridled adj. Being without restraint.

4757. tyro n. One slightly skilled in or 4775. uncommon adj. Rare.

acquainted with any trade or profession. 4776. unconscionable adj. Ridiculously or

4758. ubiquitous adj. Being present unjustly excessive.

everywhere. 4777. unconscious adj. Not cognizant of

4759. ulterior adj. Not so pertinent as objects, actions, etc.

something else to the matter spoken of. 4778. unction n. The art of anointing as with

4760. ultimate adj. Beyond which there is oil.

nothing else. 4779. unctuous adj. Oily.

4761. ultimatum n. A final statement or 4780. undeceive v. To free from deception,

proposal, as concerning terms or conditions. as by apprising of the real state of affairs.

4762. ultramundane adj. Pertaining to 4781. undercharge v. To make an inadequate

supernatural things or to another life. charge for.

4763. ultramontane adj. Beyond the 4782. underexposed adj. Insufficiently

mountains, especially beyond the Alps (that is, exposed for proper or full development, as

on their Italian side). negatives in photography.

4764. umbrage n. A sense of injury. 4783. undergarment n. A garment to be


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worn under the ordinary outer garments. 4802. unicellular adj. Consisting of a single

4784. underman v. To equip with less than cell.

the full complement of men. 4803. univalence n. Monovalency.

4785. undersell v. To sell at a lower price 4804. unify v. To cause to be one.

than. 4805. unique adj. Being the only one of its

4786. undersized adj. Of less than the kind.

customary size. 4806. unison n. A condition of perfect

4787. underhanded adj. Clandestinely agreement and accord.

carried on. 4807. unisonant adj. Being in a condition of

4788. underlie v. To be the ground or perfect agreement and accord.

support of. 4808. Unitarian adj. Pertaining to a religious

4789. underling n. A subordinate. body that rejects the doctrine of the Trinity.

4790. undermine v. To subvert in an 4809. unlawful adj. Illegal.

underhand way. 4810. unlimited adj. Unconstrained.

4791. underrate v. To undervalue. 4811. unnatural adj. Artificial.

4792. understate v. To fail to put strongly 4812. unnecessary adj. Not essential under

enough, as a case. the circumstances.

4793. undervalue v. To underestimate. 4813. unsettle v. To put into confusion.

4794. underworld n. Hades. 4814. unsophisticated adj. Showing

4795. underwrite v. To issue or be party to inexperience.

the issue of a policy of insurance. 4815. unspeakable adj. Abominable.

4796. undue adj. More than sufficient. 4816. untimely adj. Unseasonable.

4797. undulate v. To move like a wave or in 4817. untoward adj. Causing annoyance or

waves. hindrance.

4798. undulous adj. Resembling waves. 4818. unutterable adj. Inexpressible.

4799. unfavorable adj. Adverse. 4819. unwieldy adj. Moved or managed with

4800. ungainly adj. Clumsy. difficulty, as from great size or awkward shape.

4801. unguent n. Any ointment or lubricant 4820. unwise adj. Foolish.

for local application. 4821. unyoke v. To separate.


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4822. up-keep n. Maintenance. practical purpose.

4823. upbraid v. To reproach as deserving 4841. utmost n. The greatest possible extent.

blame. 4842. vacate v. To leave.

4824. upcast n. A throwing upward. 4843. vaccinate v. To inoculate with vaccine

4825. upheaval n. Overthrow or violent virus or virus of cowpox.

disturbance of established order or condition. 4844. vacillate v. To waver.

4826. upheave v. To raise or lift with effort. 4845. vacuous adj. Empty.

4827. uppermost adj. First in order of 4846. vacuum n. A space entirely devoid of

precedence. matter.

4828. uproarious adj. Noisy. 4847. vagabond n. A wanderer.

4829. uproot v. To eradicate. 4848. vagrant n. An idle wanderer.

4830. upturn v. To throw into confusion. 4849. vainglory n. Excessive, pretentious,

4831. urban adj. Of, or pertaining to, or like and demonstrative vanity.

a city. 4850. vale n. Level or low land between hills.

4832. urbanity n. Refined or elegant 4851. valediction n. A bidding farewell.

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4833. urchin n. A roguish, mischievous boy. The EP Vocabulary

4834. urgency n. The pressure of necessity. P a g e | 88

4835. usage n. Treatment. 4852. valedictorian n. Student who delivers

4836. usurious adj. Taking unlawful or an address at graduating exercises of an

exorbitant interest on money loaned. educational institution.

4837. usurp v. To take possession of by force. 4853. valedictory n. A parting address.

4838. usury n. The demanding for the use of 4854. valid adj. Founded on truth.

money as a loan, a rate of interest beyond 4855. valorous adj. Courageous.

what is allowed by law. 4856. vapid adj. Having lost sparkling quality

4839. utilitarianism n. The ethical doctrine and flavor.

that actions are right because they are useful 4857. vaporizer n. An atomizer.

or of beneficial tendency. 4858. variable adj. Having a tendency to

4840. utility n. Fitness for some desirable change.


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4859. variance n. Change. 4878. venerable adj. Meriting or

4860. variant n. A thing that differs from commanding high esteem.

another in form only, being the same in 4879. venerate v. To cherish reverentially.

essence or substance. 4880. venereal adj. Pertaining to or

4861. variation n. Modification. proceeding from sexual intercourse.

4862. variegate v. To mark with different 4881. venial adj. That may be pardoned or

shades or colors. forgiven, a forgivable sin.

4863. vassal n. A slave or bondman. 4882. venison n. The flesh of deer.

4864. vaudeville n. A variety show. 4883. venom n. The poisonous fluid that

4865. vegetal adj. Of or pertaining to plants. certain animals secrete.

4866. vegetarian n. One who believes in the 4884. venous adj. Of, pertaining to, or

theory that man's food should be exclusively contained or carried in a vein or veins.

vegetable. 4885. veracious adj. Habitually disposed to

4867. vegetate v. To live in a monotonous, speak the truth.

passive way without exercise of the mental 4886. veracity n. Truthfulness.

faculties. 4887. verbatim adv. Word for word.

4868. vegetation n. Plant-life in the 4888. verbiage n. Use of many words without

aggregate. necessity.

4869. vegetative adj. Pertaining to the 4889. verbose adj. Wordy.

process of plant-life. 4890. verdant adj. Green with vegetation.

4870. vehement adj. Very eager or urgent. 4891. verification n. The act of proving to be

4871. velocity n. Rapid motion. true, exact, or accurate.

4872. velvety adj. Marked by lightness and 4892. verify v. To prove to be true, exact, or

softness. accurate.

4873. venal adj. Mercenary, corrupt. 4893. verily adv. In truth.

4874. vendible adj. Marketable. 4894. verity n. Truth.

4875. vendition n. The act of selling. 4895. vermin n. A noxious or troublesome

4876. vendor n. A seller. animal.

4877. veneer n. Outside show or elegance. 4896. vernacular n. The language of one's
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country. watchfulness in guarding against danger.

4897. vernal adj. Belonging to or suggestive 4911. vigilant adj. Being on the alert to

of the spring. discover and ward off danger or insure safety.

4898. versatile adj. Having an aptitude for 4912. vignette n. A picture having a

applying oneself to new and varied tasks or to background or that is shaded off gradually.

various subjects. 4913. vincible adj. Conquerable.

4899. version n. A description or report of 4914. vindicate v. To prove true, right, or

something as modified by one's character or real.

opinion. 4915. vindicatory adj. Punitive.

4900. vertex n. Apex. 4916. vindicative adj. Revengeful.

4901. vertical adj. Lying or directed 4917. vinery n. A greenhouse for grapes.

perpendicularly to the horizon. 4918. viol n. A stringed instrument of the

4902. vertigo n. Dizziness. violin class.

4903. vestige n. A visible trace, mark, or 4919. viola n. A musical instrument

impression, of something absent, lost, or gone. somewhat larger than a violin.

4904. vestment n. Clothing or covering. 4920. violator n. One who transgresses.

4905. veto n. The constitutional right in a 4921. violation n. Infringement.

chief executive of refusing to approve an 4922. violoncello n. A stringed instrument

enactment. held between the player's knees.

4906. vicarious adj. Suffered or done in place 4923. virago n. A bold, impudent, turbulent

of or for the sake of another. woman.

4907. viceroy n. A ruler acting with royal 4924. virile adj. Masculine.

authority in place of the sovereign in a colony 4925. virtu n. Rare, curious, or beautiful

or province. quality.

4908. vicissitude n. A change, especially a 4926. virtual adj. Being in essence or effect,

complete change, of condition or but not in form or appearance.

circumstances, as of fortune. 4927. virtuoso n. A master in the technique

4909. vie v. To contend. of some particular fine art.

4910. vigilance n. Alert and intent mental 4928. virulence n. Extreme poisonousness.
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4929. virulent adj. Exceedingly noxious or 4946. vociferous adj. Making a loud outcry.

deleterious. 4947. vogue n. The prevalent way or fashion.

4930. visage n. The face, countenance, or 4948. volant adj. Flying or able to fly.

look of a person. 4949. volatile adj. Changeable.

4931. viscount n. In England, a title of 4950. volition n. An act or exercise of will.

nobility, ranking fourth in the order of British 4951. volitive adj. Exercising the will.

peerage. 4952. voluble adj. Having great fluency in

4932. vista n. A view or prospect. speaking.

4933. visual adj. Perceptible by sight. 4953. voluptuous adj. having fullness of

4934. visualize v. To give pictorial vividness beautiful form, as a woman, with or without

to a mental representation. sensuous or sensual quality.

4935. vitality n. The state or quality of being 4954. voracious adj. Eating with greediness

necessary to existence or continuance. or in very large quantities.

4936. vitalize v. To endow with life or energy. 4955. vortex n. A mass of rotating or whirling

4937. vitiate v. To contaminate. fluid, especially when sucked spirally toward

4938. vituperable adj. Deserving of censure. the center.

4939. vivacity n. Liveliness. 4956. votary adj. Consecrated by a vow or

4940. vivify v. To endue with life. promise.

4941. vivisection n. The dissection of a living 4957. votive adj. Dedicated by a vow.

animal. 4958. vulgarity n. Lack of refinement in

4942. vocable n. a word, especially one conduct or speech.

regarded in relation merely to its qualities of 4959. vulnerable adj. Capable of receiving

sound. injuries.

4943. vocative adj. Of or pertaining to the act 4960. waif n. A homeless, neglected

of calling. wanderer.

4944. vociferance n. The quality of making a 4961. waistcoat n. A vest.

clamor. 4962. waive v. To relinquish, especially

4945. vociferate v. To utter with a loud and temporarily, as a right or claim.

vehement voice. 4963. wampum n. Beads strung on threads,


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formerly used among the American Indians as tone.

currency. 4983. wholly adv. Completely.

4964. wane v. To diminish in size and 4984. wield v. To use, control, or manage, as

brilliancy. a weapon, or instrument, especially with full

4965. wantonness n. Recklessness. command.

4966. warlike adj. Belligerent. 4985. wile n. An act or a means of cunning

4967. wavelet n. A ripple. deception.

4968. weak-kneed adj. Without resolute 4986. winsome adj. Attractive.

purpose or energy. 4987. wintry adj. Lacking warmth of manner.

4969. weal n. Well-being. 4988. wiry adj. Thin, but tough and sinewy.

4970. wean v. To transfer (the young) from 4989. witchcraft n. Sorcery.

dependence on mother's milk to another form 4990. witless adj. Foolish, indiscreet, or silly.

of nourishment. 4991. witling n. A person who has little

4971. wearisome adj. Fatiguing. understanding.

4972. wee adj. Very small. 4992. witticism n. A witty, brilliant, or

4973. well-bred adj. Of good ancestry. original saying or sentiment.

4974. well-doer n. A performer of moral and 4993. wittingly adv. With knowledge and by

social duties. design.

4975. well-to-do adj. In prosperous 4994. wizen v. To become or cause to

circumstances. become withered or dry.

4976. whereabouts n. The place in or near 4995. wizen-faced adj. Having a shriveled

which a person or thing is. face.

4977. whereupon adv. After which. 4996. working-man n. One who earns his

4978. wherever adv. In or at whatever place. bread by manual labor.

4979. wherewith n. The necessary means or 4997. workmanlike adj. Like or befitting a

resources. skilled workman.

4980. whet v. To make more keen or eager. 4998. workmanship n. The art or skill of a

4981. whimsical adj. Capricious. workman.

4982. whine v. To utter with complaining 4999. wrangle v. To maintain by noisy


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argument or dispute.

5000. wreak v. To inflict, as a revenge or

punishment.

5001. wrest v. To pull or force away by or as

by violent twisting or wringing.

5002. wretchedness n. Extreme misery or

unhappiness.

5003. writhe v. To twist the body, face, or

limbs or as in pain or distress.

5004. writing n. The act or art of tracing or

inscribing on a surface letters or ideographs.

5005. wry adj. Deviating from that which is

proper or right.

5006. yearling n. A young animal past its first

year and not yet two years old.

5007. zealot n. One who espouses a cause or

pursues an object in an immoderately partisan

manner.

5008. zeitgeist n. The intellectual and moral

tendencies that characterize any age or epoch.

5009. zenith n. The culminating-point of

prosperity, influence, or greatness.

5010. zephyr n. Any soft, gentle wind.

5011. zodiac n. An imaginary belt encircling

the heavens within which are the larger

planets.

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