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obscure

hide from view

On the Smith's drive through the Grand Canyon, Mr. Smith's big head _____ much of Mrs. Robinson's view, so that she only saw momentary patches of red rock.

appropriate

take forcefully

The government _____ land that was occupied by squatters, sending them scurrying for another place to live.

contentious

causing arguments

Since old grandpa Harry became very _____ during the summer when only reruns were on T.V., the grandkids learned to hide from him at every opportunity.

apogee

highest point

The _____ of the Viennese style of music, Mozart's music continues to mesmerize audiences well into the 21st century.

profuse

abundant

During mile 20 of the Hawaii Marathon, Dwayne was sweating so _____ that he stopped to take off his shirt, and ran the remaining six miles wearing nothing more than skimpy shorts.

bleak

hopeless

Unremitting overcast skies then to lead people to create _____ literature and lugubrious music -- compare England's band Radiohead to any band from Southern California.

modicum

a small amount

If my sister had even a ______ of sense, she wouldn't be engages to that barbarian.

meander

wander

A casual observer might have thought that peter was ______ through the city, but that day he was actually seeking out those places were he and his long lost lobe had once visited.

pastoral

rural

Those who imagine America's countryside as a _____ region are often disappointed to learn that much of rural U.S. is filled with cornfields extending as far as the eye can see.

decry

speak out against

The entire audience erupted in shouts and curses, _____ the penalty card issued by the referee.