English Vocab Words

Front 1

a home; residence

Back 1

domicile

Front 2

1) related to the family or household
2)tame; trained to live with humans
3) indigeneous to a particular country; native

Back 2

domestic

Front 3

range of one's control; territory

Back 3

domain

Front 4

to dominate; to be bossy

Back 4

domineer

Front 5

control; rule; area of influence

Back 5

dominion

Front 6

asleep; not in an active state

Back 6

dormant

Front 7

to walk while sleeping

Back 7

somnambulate

Front 8

1) drowsy; sleepy 2)causing sleep

Back 8

somnolent

Front 9

washing of the body, especially as a ritual purification

Back 9

ablution

Front 10

1) a downpour; a great flood 2)to flood

Back 10

deluge

Front 11

1) to take away something belonging to someone, especially a right, title, or property; to dispossess 2)to strip away, especially clothes

Back 11

divest

Front 12

a ceremony in which a person formally receives the authority and symbols of an office

Back 12

investiture

Front 13

an absurd or inferior imitation

Back 13

travesty

Front 14

a garment that indicates position or authority, especially the robes worn by clergy

Back 14

vestment

Front 15

1) a concern for something from which a person expects to get personal benefit(used with interest) 2)dressed, especially in vestments 3)absolute; without question

Back 15

vested

Front 16

1)to mix ingredients, as in cooking 2) to invent or devise

Back 16

concoct

Front 17

a characteristic style of cooking

Back 17

cuisine

Front 18

showing unusally early development, especially mentally

Back 18

precocious

Front 19

meat-eating

Back 19

carnivorous

Front 20

plant-eating

Back 20

herbivorous

Front 21

1)extremely hungry; greedy 2)eager for some activity or interest

Back 21

voracious

Front 22

sweet as honey (referring to voice or words)

Back 22

mellifluous

Front 23

having to do ith salt

Back 23

saline

Front 24

1) to drink 2)to absorb; to take in

Back 24

imbibe

Front 25

fit to drink

Back 25

potable

Front 26

a liquid for drinking, especially a medicinal, magic, or poisonous drink

Back 26

potion

Front 27

to make an indirect reference to

Back 27

allude

Front 28

a secret agreement for a deceitful purpose; conspiracy

Back 28

collusion

Front 29

1) a false belief or opinion, especially one held in spite of contradictory evidence 2) a deception

Back 29

delusion

Front 30

1) to avoid or escape from by cunning; to evade 2)to escape detection; to baffle

Back 30

ellude