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29 Cards in this Set

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Oblong
having an elongated shape
Corrugated
shaped into alternated ridges and grooves
Tableaux
a group of models or figures representing a scene from a story
Frowsy
Scruffy and neglected in appearance
Archaic
very old or old fashioned
Furtively
attempting to avoid notice or attention
Strident
loud and harsh
Nebulous
unclear, vague or ill defined
Unorthodoxy
contrary to what is usual, traditional or accepted
Orators
a public speaker esp. who is eloquent or smooth
Inexorably
impossible to stop or prevent
Equivocal
open to more than one interruption
Voluptuously
characterized by a luxury or sensual pleasure
Futile
incapable of producing any useful result
Gamboling
run or jump about playfully
Capering
skip or dance in a lively or playful way
Catapult
hurl or launch something in a specified direction
Zealot
a person who is fanatical and uncompromising in their persuit of their religious, political or other ideas.
Disdainfully
showing contempt or lack of respect
Remedied
medicine or treatment for a disease or injury
Gyrating
move or cause to move in a circle or a spiral
Shrewish
a bad tempered or aggressively assertive women
Pneumatic
containing or operated by air or gas under pressure
Jargon
special words and expressions that are particularly hard to understand
Rectify
put (something) right, correct
Collated
collect and combine in proper order
Palimpsest
a manuscript or piece of writing on which the original writing was effaced to make from for later writing but of which traces remain
Garbled
reproduce, (a message, sound or transmission) in a confused or distorted way
Clandestinely
kept secret esp. because illicit