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19 Cards in this Set

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Adage
(ad'ij)
(n) a proverb, wise saying
S: maxim, saw, aphorism
Bonanza
(bow-nan'-za)
(n) a rich mass; something valuable or rewarding
S: windfall
Churlish
(cher'-lish)
(adj.) lacking politeness and manners
S: rude, ill-tempered
A: Civil, courteous
Citadel
(sit'-e-del)
(n.) a fortress that protects a city
S:fort, stronghold
Collaborate
(ka-lab'-a-rate)
(v) to work with, work together
S: team up
A: work alone
Decree
(di-kree')
(n.) an enforced law (v.) to issue a command forcefully
S: (n.) proclamation (v.) proclaim
Discordant
(dis-coor'-dent)
(adj.) a disagreeable sound; lacking harmony
S: grating, shrill, different
A: harmonious
Evolve
(v.) to develop gradually
S: unfold, emerge
A: wither, shrivel up, atrophy
Grope
(v.) to feel about hesitantly; to search blindly for
S: fumble for, cast about for
Hover
(v.) to float or hang suspended over; to uncertainly move over
S: linger
A: soar
Jostle
(v.) to force ones way; bump or shove
S: push
Laggard
(n.) a person who moves slowly or falls behind; (v.) falling behind
S: (n.) slowpoke, straggler (adj.) sluggish
A: (n.) early bird (adj.) swift, speedy
Plaudits
(pla'-ditz)
(n.pl.) applause; enthusiastic praise or approval
S: cheers
A: boos, disapproval
Preclude
(pre-klude')
(v.) make impossible, prevent
S: relapse, regress
A: progress, advance
Revert
(re-vert')
(v.) return to, go back
S: relapse, regress
A: progress, advance
Rubble
(rub'-el)
(n.) broken stones or bricks; ruins
S: wreckage, debris
Servile
(ser'-vil)
(adj.) of or relating to a slave; behaving like a slave
S: slavish, groveling, fawning
A: masterly, overbearing
Vigil
(vij-el)
(n.) a watch at night; a period of watchful attention
Wrangle
(rain'-gull)
(v.) to quarrel or argue in a noisy way; obtain argument (n.) a noisy quarrel
S: squabble, bicker
A: agree, concur