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100 Cards in this Set

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Abraision

1. Process of scraping or rubbing

Adumbrate

Outline; indicate

Cognitive

Concerned with thinking or perceiving

Deign

Condescend (do something that one considers to be beneath one’s dignity)

Fervid

Passionate

Gall

1. Bitterness (bad feeling)


2. Confidence


3. Abnormal growth on plant

Levee

Raised bank if a river


(Morning reception held by a monarch)

Preternatural

Unnatural; abnormal

Quell

Suppress

Score (n)

Written form of music

Abut

To adjoin

Consternation

Worry and concern (feeling of anxiety or dismay, typically at something unexpected)

Gavel

Judges hammer

Lien

Right to sell property held as a security; legal hold on job

Parenthesis

Remarks deviating from the main point

Sinewy

Vigorous; having well-developed muscles

Steep(v)

To soak in water

Tamp

To plug; press loose matter down tightly (packing explosives)

Venturing

1. Hazarding; risking; putting forward


2. Going somewhere

Wry

1. Twisted or bent to one side


2. Dryly humourous

Arduous

Hard

Decimated

Kill or destroy a large part od

Fledge

1. Grow feathers


2. Leave nest

Gouge

Cut or dig out

Picayune

Insignificant; of little value

Riveting

Fascinating

Soliloquy

Solo speech

Supplicant

Person who request or begs for something

Transcendental

Super natural; going beyond normal experience

Veritable

True; genuine

Condescension

Talking down to someone

Divest

Remove; take off

Eddy

Circular current

Epaulet

Shoulder decoration

Fallacy

Wrong idea

Fringe

1. Decorative border with tassels


2. To form an edge

Leaven

To make light; modify; cause bread to rise using yeast

Patronize

1. Talk down to; condescend


2. To be a customer of

Prominent

1. Eminent


2. Obvious

Statute

Law

Antipathy

Hatred

Aver

Affirm

Expatiate

Speak or write at great length

Flag (v)

To lose energy


To signal

Flail

To wave arms about wildly


To thresh

Indicted

Accused (of a crime)

Loll

Laze around; hang out (when used of tongue)

Malign (v)

Slander

Secure (v)

To fix firmly


To obtain

Talon

Long pointed nail or claw

Abeyance

State of inactivity; disuse; a state of suspension

Allure

1. Attraction


2. To attract

Caulk

Treat with substance such as tar to make water-tight

Conscript

1. To enlist compulsorily

Desultory

Aimless; inconsistent in effort (lacking a plan, purpose or enthusiasm)

Elegy

Poem concerned with death; praise of a dead person

Fallow

Uncultivated

Forbearing

Tolerant

Hegemony

Political domination; complete authority

Improbity

Lack of honesty or integrity

Qualm

Hesitation or fear

Disarm

Take away weapons


Win over to one side

Assay

1. Try


2. Assess purity

Chauvinist

Someone excessively patriotic

Discrete

Separate, discontinuous

Enlist

Sign up for the army


Obtain

Fabricated

Made up; false

Fulminate

1. Attack loudly in words; denounce


2. Explode noisily

Hawser

Thick rope or cable

Jibe

Agree with; complement; match up with (change course by seibging a sail across a wind)

Peer

1. An equal


2. Stare

Stickler

One who is strict about rules or details

Elaborate

1. Complex and detailed


2. To expand on (v)

Cloture

Closure; terminating a debate by voting

Congruent

Matching

Dally

Waste time; flirt

Dissemble

Avoid the truth (conceal one’s true motives, feelings or beliefs)

Dote

Be excessively fond of

Errant

1. Wandering 2. Wrong 3. Straying from accepted standards

Fervent

Passionate

Stomach (v)

Tolerate

Synapse

Junction between two nerve cells

Undercutting

Offering a lower price; undermining

Foment

1. Stir up


2. Bathe with hot liquids (medical)

Arson

Deliberate, criminal starting of fires

Carrion

Dead flesh; carcasses

Intelligible

Can be understood

Ironclad

Cannot be altered; firm

Lint

Fluff; soft material used to cover wounds

Pretension

Assumed attitude of superiority; arrogance

Pundit

Expert

Pyre

Ceremonial fire

Sate

Satisfy

Syncopation

Type of musical rhythm with missed beats

Jockeying

Maneuvering

Pretension

Assumed attitude of superiority; arrogance (showiness, affectation)

Rue

Regretful

Somatic

Concerned with the body

Stinting

Holding back; limiting the supply of

Temperate

Moderate