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100 Cards in this Set

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thrall
slave, bondage, slavery
threnody
funeral song
throes
violent anguish, suffering
throng
a crowd
throttle
to strangle
thyme
an aromatic plant used for seasoning
timbre
the characteristic quality of sound that distinguishes one voice from another
timidity
lack of self–confidence/courage
timorous
fearful, timid
tipple
to drink (alcohol) habitually
tiptoe
to walk stealthily/cautiously on one's tiptoes
tirade
a long, vehement speech
titanic
gigantic
tithe
tax of one–tenth
titillate
to tickle, to thrill, to arouse
titter
a nervous laugh
titular
in name only, nominal
toady
to flatter for favors
topography
physical features of a region
torpid
dormant, sluggish, listless
torpor
sluggishness, inactivity
torso
1) trunk of statue with head and limbs missing2) the trunk of the human body
tortuous
winding, serpentine, meandering
touchstone
test, criterion, standard
touchy
1) easily offended2) very risky
tract
1) pamphlet2) a region of indefinite size
tractable
docile, compliant
traduce
to defame, to slander
transact
to carry on/conduct/complete business
transcribe
to copy
transgression
violation of a law
transient
fleeting, ephemeral
transitory
transient
translucent
partially transparent
transparent
premitting light to pass through freely, obvious, clear
transpire
1) to happen2) to leak out, to become known
trappings
outward decorations, ornaments
travail
painful labor, toil
traverse
to pass through, to cross
travesty
burlesque, caricature, comical parody, lampoon
treatise
an article treating a subject systematically
tremulous
trembling
trenchant
cutting, sharp, keen, forceful
trepidation
fearful uncertainty
tribulation
deep sorrow, affliction, suffering
tribunal
court of justice
tributary
a river that flows into a larger river
tribute
1) tax levied by a ruler2) mark of respect
trite
hackneyed, ordinary, banal
trivia
insignificant/unimportant matters or facts
troth
one's pledged word, promise
troupe
a group of singers/actors
truckle
to be servile, to cringe, to toady
truculent
fierce, savage, aggressive
truism
self–evident truth, platitude
trumpery
trinkets
truncate
to cut the top off
tryst
a meeting held by appointment, the place of such a meeting
tumult
noisy commotion, as of a crowd
turbid
muddy/clowdy from having the sediment stirred up
tureen
a large pot for serving soups/stews
turgid
swollen, distended
turmoil
commotion, uproar, confusion
turnkey
warder, jailer
turpitude
depravity, vileness
tutelage
guardianship, training, instruction
tutelary
protective, pertaining to a guardianship
twofold
having twice as much/many
tyro
novice
ubiquitous
omnipresent
ulterior
beyond what is expressed, implied or evident
ultimate
final, conclusive
umbrage
resentment, indignation, insult
unassuaged
unsatisfied, not soothed
unassuming
modest, unpretentious
unbridled
unrestrained, uncontrolled
uncanny
mysterious, unnatural, extraordinary
unconscionable
1) unscrupulous, unethical2) excessive, unreasonable
uncouth
uncultured, boorish
unctuous
1) oily, greasy2) too suave in speech/manner
undercut
to sell at a lesser price than a competitor
undulate
to move with a wavelike motion
unearthly
supernatural, strange, eerie
unequivocal
plain, clear, unambiguous
unerringly
infallibly
unfaltering
steadfast, sure
unfeigned
genuine, sincere
unfledged
immature
unfrock
to deprive of the rank/function a priest or minister
ungainly
awkward, clumsy
unguent
a salve or ointment
uniformity
sameness, monotony
unilateral
one–sided
unimpeachable
faultless, impeccable
uninhibited
free from the usual social/psychological restraints, as in behavior
unmitigated
not lessened or eased
unobtrusive
inconspicuous, discreet
unsavory
1) tasteless 2) morally offensive
unseemly
unbecoming, indecent
unsophisticated
naive, simple, ingenuous