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39 Cards in this Set

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halt (v.)
To stop, or cease movement.
poise (v.)
To prepare oneself mentally or emotionally; to be balanced
scantly (adv.)
Barely sufficient
array (v.)
To place in a proper order.
customary (adj.)
Following the usual practice that comes with circumstances.
sloth (n.)
Laziness
vanity (n.)
The quality of people who have too much pride in their own appearance, abilities, achievements, etc; the quality of being vain, arrogant.
mettle (n.)
strength of spirit or character
falter (v.)
To hesitate or to waver
wane/waned (v.)
To decrease in power or strength, become weaker
prose (n.)
The ordinary language written in sentence format; not poetry.
embed/embeded (v.)
To fix or be fixed in(to) a surrounding mass/materials.
opaque (adj.)
not transmitting light (or energy)
julienne (n.)
Food cut in small pieces.
pomp (n.)
a stately display; splendor
quell (v.)
to calm or pacify; to hold back
abruptly (adv.)
to end or stop suddenly or unexpectedly
florid (adj.)
ruddy; reddish
flaxen (adj.)
A pale, grayish-yellow color
palish (adj.)
Slightly pale; lacking color
roux (n.)
A cooked mixture of butter of other fat and flour used to thicken sauces, soups, etc.
interlocutor (n.)
A person who takes part in a dialogue or conversation.
insistent (adj.)
Persistent, unending; not allowing refusal.
obtuse (adj.)
Annoyingly insensitive; not perceptive; dull
venal (adj.)
Corrupt; easily influenced or open to bribery.
cease (v.)
To bring to an end or to stop
carom/caromed (v.)
To hit and bounce back off of something.
exasperation (n.)
the process of irritated or annoyed
immaterial (adj.)
Not pertinent; irrelevant; unimportant
patently (adv.)
obviously; eveidently
zealous/zealously (adv.)
Intensely eager; having or showing zeal
braggadocio (n.)
boasting or bragging talk
weary (adj.)
Tired; physically or mentally exhausted from hard work.
dismissive (adj.)
easily putting aside
derision (n.)
The act of making fun of someone;mockery, ridicule
discrepancy (n.)
a difference or inconsistency
blandishments (n.)
Something, as an action or speech, that tends to flatter, coax, entice, etc.
kimchi (n.)
a combination of pickled cabbage, onions, and other ingredients
inquest (n.)
A legal inquiry or official investigation