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106 Cards in this Set
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Badger (v)
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- To pester.
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Baleful (adj.)
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- Malignant.
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Befog (v)
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- To confuse.
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Belie (v)
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- To misrepresent.
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Belligerent (adj.)
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- Manifesting a warlike spirit.
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Benevolence (n)
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- Any act of kindness or well-doing.
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Benign (adj.)
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- Good and Kind at heart.
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Benison (n)
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- Blessing.
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Beseech (v)
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- To implore.
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Blasé (adj.)
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- Sated with pleasure.
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Bereave (v)
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- To make desolate with loneliness and grief.
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Browbeat (v)
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– To overwhelm, or attempt to do so, by stern, haughty, or rude address or manner.
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Bulwark (n)
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- Anything that gives security or defense.
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Bumptious (adj.)
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- Full of offensive and aggressive self-conceit.
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Ballyhooed
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- very much excited
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Balmy
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- fairly warm and pleasant
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Baronial
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- large old fashioned and impressive
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Beatific
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- expression of great happiness and
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Barnstorming
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— energetic, very exciting
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Bash
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- party or celebration
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Beguiling
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- charming and attractive
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Benign
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- kind, gentle and harmless
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Blandly
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- calmly and quietly
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Blatant
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– open or very obvious
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Blithe
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- cheerful
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Boisterous
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- noisy, lively and energetic
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Bonny
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- attractive and nice
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Brazen
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- to be very bold
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Buoyed
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- more cheerful and optimistic
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Bash
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- attack, hit: criticize
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Battered
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- old and poor
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Bawdy)
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- humorous
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Bawl
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- shout :cry
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Bedraggled
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- untidy: dirty
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Befuddle
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– confuse
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Beholden
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- in debt
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Belabor
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- hit hard and repeatedly
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Beleaguer
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- oppress, harass; besiege
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Belligerent
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-hostile and aggressive
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Bemuse
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- Confuse
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Benighted
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~ unfortunate
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Berk
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- stupid or irritating
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Berserk
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- crazy, out of control
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Besotted
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- seem silly or foolish
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Bestial
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~ very unpleasant or disgusting
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Bilious
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- unpleasant and rarer disgust
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Bizarre
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- very odd and strange
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Bland
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- rather dull and unexciting
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Blasphemous
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— disrespectful of God
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Blather
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- to speak unimportant things
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Bleak
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- bad, unlikely to improve
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Bleary
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-dull, tired
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Bleat
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- to speak in a weak and high voice
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Blight
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-spoil
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Blimey
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- surprise
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Blissful
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- totally unaware
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Bolshy
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- very angry
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Brawl
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- to fight in a very rough wild way
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Brickbat
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- very insulting remark
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Brittle
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- hard but easily broken
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Bruised
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- unhappy or upset
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Brusque
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~ curt and offhand in manner
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Buccaneering
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- unscrupulous
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Bucolic
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- related to countryside
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Bulbous
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- fat and bulging
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Bumbling
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- confused, disorganized
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Bumpkin
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- uneducated and stupid
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Bushed
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- tired
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Bustled
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- hurried
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Balk (baulk)
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- to shirk, to frustrate
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Baloney
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— foolish and wrong
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Bamboozle
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- confuse greatly
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Banal
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- ineffective, uninteresting
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Bandy
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- argue or exchange words
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Belligerent
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- hostile and aggressive
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Barrack
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- interrupt
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Bashful
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- shy and easily embarrassed
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Batter
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- hurt
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Bay
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- demand
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Bellow
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-shout angrily
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Bemoan
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~ to express sorrow or
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Berate
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- speak angrily
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Bereft
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- deprived
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Betray
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- hurt and disappoint.
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Bewail
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– to express great sorrow
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Biff
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- hit with fist
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Bigotry
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- possession or expression of prejudice
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*****
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-disapprove
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Blanch
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- dislike
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Brash
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- disapprove
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Bridle
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- restrain
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Bumptious
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— very proud, conceited
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Bestride
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- to be most powerful and important
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Bide
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- wait for a good opportunity
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Bountiful
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- abundant
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Bourgeois
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- conventional
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Budge
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- move slightly
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Ballpark
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- approximate
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Bandwagon
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- fashionable or popular
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Bankroll
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- to provide financial resources
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Baroque -
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complicated and elaborate
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Banausic
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- uncultivated, materialistic
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Barmecide
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— illusory, imaginary
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Bight –
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a curve or recess in a coastline, river etc.
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Bissextile
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– leap year
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Brobdingnagian
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– huge, immense, gigantic
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