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76 Cards in this Set

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Diorama

Model of science

Proletarian

Member of working class

Masochist

Person who internally inflicts pain on himself

Sluggard

Slow moving, lethargic

Matriarchy

Society governed by women

Smelt

Refine an ore

Smorgasbord

A swedish buffet of cold dishes

Vagrant

Person wandering without a home

Inexpedient

Not advisable

Clairvoyant

Psychic, mystic

Prosody

Study of versification

Prostration

Lying face down


Overcomed with extreme weakness

Somnambulist

Sleepwalker

Menagerie

Collection of live animals

Sophomoric

Juvenile, immature

Clientele

Customers

Fly by night

Disreputable, unreliable

Forensic

Concerned with argument or debatw

Venial

Minor, unimp

Speckled

Spotted, dotted

Freckled

Spotted, dotted

Diurnal

Active in day

Pejorative

Derogatory

Staid

Sedate, dull, conventional

Collate

Arrange in order,


Critical comparison

Pyromania

Compulsion to start fires

Vignette

small sketch

Vintage

Old

Colloquial

Local and informal language

Dotard

Foolish old man

Drawl

Speak slowly with words running togetehr

Commandeer

Take possession of

Drivel

Non sense

Picturesque

Visually attractive in a quaint way

Stevedore

Dockworker

Droll

Dryly amusing

Galleon

Ancient type of sailing ship

Drone

Monotonous noise


To speak with no emotion


Male bee

Concatenate

Link together

Garble

Distort, muddle

Muddle

Distorted

Stoke

Add fuel to, stir up


Strengthen

Ramble

Wander aimlessly

Persnickety

Fastidious, fussy

Bard

Poet

Germinal

Just growing, not developed

Mutinous

Very rebellious

Gibbering

Making meaningless noises out of fear and shock

Congeal

To solidify

Rebuttal

Denial

Belabor

Explain in unneccesary detail


Verbal attack

Grate

To annoy


Shred

Gratis

Free of charge


Without payment

Gratuitous

Unwarranted, unneccesary

Receptacle

Container, vessel

Weighty

Serious

Suffragist

Someone who campaigns for voting

Neologisms

Newly coined words

Whelp

Young dog

Gritty

Coarse, granular


Courageous

Red tape

Formalities, paperwork


Official procedure

Nomadic

Wandering from places to places

Wispy

Flimsy, frail, delicate

Contusion

A bruise

Zany

Crazy, wacky

Wacky

Crazy, foolish

Gustatory

Concerned with senses of taste

Beret

Type of cap

Jurisprudence

Science of study of law

Corrugated

Highly folded

Placebo

Harmless medicine with no effect

Circumnavigate

Sail or travel all across thw world

Lieu

Instead

Precarious

Uncertain

Metonym

a word, name, or expression used as a substitute for something else with which it is closely associated. For example, Washington is a metonym for the US government.

Condign

appropriate to the crime or wrongdoing; fitting and deserved.