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50 Cards in this Set

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apparel
clothing that which serves as dress or decoration; to put clothes on
compress
to press together; to reduce size or volume
denounce
to condemn openly; to accuse formally
douse
to plunge into a liquid, drench; to put out quickly, extinguish
famished
suffering severely from hunger
immense
very large or great
inept
totally with out skill or appropriateness
instantaneous
done in an instant; immediate
irk
to annoy trouble, make weary
receded
to go move backwards; to become more distant
arid
extremely dry, dull
billow
a large wave; to rise or swell like a wave
confront
to meet face-to-face, especially as a challenge
contemporary
belonging to the same period of time as one self
depict
to portray; to represent or show in the form of a picture
disinterested
fair minded, from free selfish motives
encompass
to encircle, go or reach around
hypocrite
a person that pretends to be what he or she is really not
serene
peaceful, calm
stamina
the strength you need to keep going
enigma
someone or something that is really puzzling
gloat
to show of
infuriate
to make very mad
sage
wise
slake
to satisfy
terrain
a landscape
global
involving the entire war
vocation
any trade, profession, or job
waylay
to lie wait for an attcak
wither
to dry up, wilt, sag
devastate
to destory, lay waste, leave in ruins
elusive
difficult to catch or hold on
idolize
to worship
ingratitude
lack of thankfulness
petty
uniportant,trivial
reverie
a daydream
revocation
an act or instance of calling back
scan
to look over quikly
strife
bitter disagrement
topple
to fall forward
acute
with a sharp point
bungle
to act or work clumsy
headstrong
willford, stuborn
inhabitant
one living permanetly in a given place
pacify
to make peacful or calm
ravenous
greed; very hungry
remorse
deep and painful regret
smug
overly self-satisfyed
synopsis
a brief statment
tarry
to delay