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acoustic

Back 1

having to do with sound

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acquiesce

Back 2

to agree quietly without protest but without enthusiasm

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acquit

Back 3

1. release from duty or obligation
2. to clear of charge

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acrid

Back 4

sharp, bitter, stinging

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acronym

Back 5

a word formed from the first letter of a series of words

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acrobat

Back 6

an expert performer of tricks

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acrophobia

Back 7

fear of high places

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adamant

Back 8

1. hard to be broken
2. not yielding or giving up

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addle

Back 9

to rot/rotten

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adduce

Back 10

1. to give reason or example
2. cite as an example

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adjourn

Back 11

to put off or suspend until later

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adjoin

Back 12

1. to be next to
2. be contiguous

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adjure

Back 13

to command or charge solemnly usually under oath or penalty

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adjunct

Back 14

1. anything added to something else but not essential
2. a helper

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adjudge

Back 15

1. to adjudicate
2. to decide a case

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adjutant

Back 16

an assistant

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admonish

Back 17

1. to warn
2. to caution against
3. to reprove mildly

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abode

Back 18

1. an unburnt, sun-dried brick
2. a building made of abode

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ado

Back 19

fuss

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adore

Back 20

1. to worship
2. to love greatly

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adorn

Back 21

1. to embellish
2. to beautify
2. to put decoration on

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adulterate

Back 22

to corrupt or debase, to make impure

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affect

Back 23

1. to have use
2. to feign
3. to aim at or seek

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affinity

Back 24

1. relationship by marriage
2. similarity

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afflict

Back 25

to cause pain

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affluent

Back 26

wealthy or rich

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afford

Back 27

to have the means for

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affray

Back 28

1. a noisy brawl
2. public fight or riot

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aggrandize

Back 29

1. to make more powerful or richer
2. to make seem greater or exalted

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aggravate

Back 30

1. to make worse
2. to make more cumbersome burdensome