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25 Cards in this Set

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mendacity

(n.) the tendency to be untruthful

philander

(v.) to have amorous affairs

meretricious

(a.) attractive in a superficial manner but without real value

detritus

(n.) debris or discarded material

litigate

(v.) to engage in legal proceedings

adventitious

(a.) associated with something by chance and not an integral part

peripatetic

(n.; a.) a worker who travels around; traveling, especially for work

proscribe

(v.) to outlaw

bucolic

(a.) of the countryside or country life


contusion

(n.) a bruise; an injury where the skin is not broken

pillory

(v.; n.) to punish in public; a device for public punishment

officious

(a.) annoyingly eager to help

raconteur

(n.) a skilled story-teller

winnow

(v.) to sift through removing what is unwanted and keeping what is desirable

furtive

(a.) done secretly

gaucherie

(n.) social awkwardness

simper

(v.) to smile artificially

plenary

(a.) attended by all members; complete in all aspects

raiment

(n.) clothing, garments

hector

(v.) to bully

concise

(a.) using few words; brief

discord

(n.) a lack of harmony

manifest

(v.; a.) to appear; to show clearly; obvious

noxious

(a.) harmful to one’s health

subterfuge

(n.) something designed to deceive