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68 Cards in this Set

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morose
(adj) gloomy
offhand
(adj) w/o preparation
divestiture
(n) act of taking away something previously owned: property title, objects, pride etc(divesting)
dispatch
(v) to send off on official business; to send off with speed; to do a task with quick efficiency

(n) a message sent with speed; the act of dispatching
sedulous
(adj) dilligent
tortuous
(adj) winding; crooked
indelibility
(adj) cannot be removed; lasting
insularity
(n) state of being isolated
cosmopolitan
(adj) having worldwide scope
gossamer
(adj) light, filmy, delicate
(adj) something light filmy or tenuous
ponderous
(adj) heavy, massive awkward; dull, lifeless
craven
(adj) cowardly
valor
(n) courage
petulant
(adj) insolent, rude
confabulate
(v) chat
supercilious
(adj) coolly and patronizingly haughty
limpid
(adj) 1 *a : marked by transparency : pellucid b : clear and simple in style

2 : absolutely serene and untroubled
imprecate
(v) to wish evil upon; curse
Arbitrary
(adj) depending on individual discretion
soporific
(adj) sleep inducing
flippant
(adj) lacking proper respect or seriousness
tenuous
(adj) not dense; rare; slender; flimsy
capricious
(adj) impulsive; unpredictable
listless
(adj) apathetic; languid; without energy or interest
languid
(adj) drooping or flagging from exhaustion;

sluggish in character or disposition;

slow
untenable
(adj) not able to be defended or occupied
crass
being gross of mind; having no dignity
piquant
(adj) spicy/agreeably stimulating to the palate

engagingly provacative
tonic
(adj) refreshing/restoring to body or mind
kinesthetic
sense related to body/muscle
droll
(adj) having a humorous, whimsical, or odd quality
disreputable
(adj) having a bad reputation
genteel
(adj) stylish; high class; elegant
derelict
(adj) abandoned by owner;

lacking sense of duty
ardent
(adj) warm; glowing; impassioned
discern
(v) to show insight or understanding
sagacious
(adj) perceptive; wise; having good judgement
caustic
(adj) sarcastic; degrading(chemical)
harry
(v) pillage; assault; torment my constant attack; force to move along by harassing
nascent
(adj) coming into existence; new to existence
redolent
(adj) fragrant
ribald
(adj) crude; offensive; using indecent humour
vermiculate
(adj) tortuous; full of worms; vermiform-marked w/ irregular lines
deplorable
(adj) wretched; lamentable
lamentable
deserving greif
contempt
(n) act of despising; lack of respect
diffident
(adj) shy; unassertive; reserved
calamity
(n) state of distress caused by misfortune; disastrous event marked by a great loss
gloaming
(n) twilight; dusk
gallivant
(v) go about sexually indiscreetly; roam for pleasure; gadabout
pestilential
(adj) deadly; morally harmful
collusion
(n) conspiracy; secret agreement for illegal purposes
surcease
(v) discontinue; end
calumny
(n)a misrepresentation intended to harm another's reputation; or the act of misrepresentation to cause harm

adj=calumnious
calumny
(n) act of slander; slander
tempestuous
stormy; turbulent weather
magnanimous
(adj) courageous; generous
bantam
(n) fowl
maelstrom
(n)whirlpool; something whirlpool like
effulgence
(adj) brilliance; radiance
befog
(v) confuse
choler
(n) anger
prurience
(n) lust
sapience
(n) wisdom; sagacity
stripling
(n)youth
antipodal
opposite
descry
(v) see; discover
panegyric
(n) laudation; a praise; festival assembly; eulogy