English Vocab Continued

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jocular

Back 1

said or done as a joke.

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laudable

Back 2

praiseworthy.

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libertine

Back 3

one who acts without moral restrain.

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lissome

Back 4

easily flexed, limber, agile.

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lithe

Back 5

flexible; supple.

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lugubrious

Back 6

sorrowful; mournful; dismal.

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malinger

Back 7

to evade responsibility by pretending to be ill.

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manifesto

Back 8

declaration; statement of policy.

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materialism

Back 9

preoccupation with physical comforts and things.

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mendacious

Back 10

dishonest.

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mephitic

Back 11

threatening; menacing.

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obstreperous

Back 12

noisily and stubbornly defiant; aggressively boisterous.

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obtuse

Back 13

blunt, stupid.

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opprobrium

Back 14

disgrace arising from exeedingly shameful conduct; igonominy.

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pellucid

Back 15

transparant; translucent ; easily understood.

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jocular

Back 16

said or done as a joke.

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laudable

Back 17

praiseworthy.

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libertine

Back 18

one who acts without moral restrain.

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lissome

Back 19

easily flexed, limber, agile.

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lithe

Back 20

flexible; supple.

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lugubrious

Back 21

sorrowful; mournful; dismal.

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malinger

Back 22

to evade responsibility by pretending to be ill.

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manifesto

Back 23

declaration; statement of policy.

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materialism

Back 24

preoccupation with physical comforts and things.

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mendacious

Back 25

dishonest.

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mephitic

Back 26

threatening; menacing.

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obstreperous

Back 27

noisily and stubbornly defiant; aggressively boisterous.

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obtuse

Back 28

blunt, stupid.

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opprobrium

Back 29

disgrace arising from exceedingly shameful conduct; ignominy.

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pellucid

Back 30

transparant; translucent ; easily understood.

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penulitmate

Back 31

next to last.

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penubra

Back 32

a partial shadow; an area within which distinction or resolution is difficulty or uncertain.

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perspicacious

Back 33

shrewd, astute, keen witted.

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prolixity

Back 34

tedious wordiness, verbosity.

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protege

Back 35

person receiving protection and support from a patron.

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recondite

Back 36

not easily understood, abstruse.

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redolent

Back 37

fragrant; odorous; suggestive or an odor.

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relegate

Back 38

banish to an inferior position ; delegate; assign.

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requite

Back 39

to return or repay.

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rhetoric

Back 40

persuasive use of language.

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ruminate

Back 41

ponder. mull over; shew over and over( mentally. or like cows physically.

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sunsual

Back 42

satisfying or gratifying the senses, suggesting sexuality.

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sentient

Back 43

aware, conscious, able to perceive

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seraphic

Back 44

angelic, pure sublime.

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solidarity

Back 45

a union of interests, purposes or sympathies and members of a group; fellowship of responsibilities. and interests.

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supercilious

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arrogant, haughty, overbearing, condescending.

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supplicate

Back 47

petition humbly; pray to grant a favor.

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transitory

Back 48

impermanent; fleeting.

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tumid

Back 49

swollen or distended.

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turpitude.

Back 50

inherent vileness, foulness, depreavity.

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umbrage

Back 51

offese resntment.

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unadulterated

Back 52

absolutely pure.

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vociferious

Back 53

loud, vocal, and noisy

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qizened

Back 54

shriveled, withered, wrinkled.

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belli-

Back 55

war

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sent, sens-

Back 56

to think, to feel.

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rog, rogat-

Back 57

to ask.

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umbr-

Back 58

shadow.

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Voc, vok vow-

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call; voice.