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29 Cards in this Set

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Dun
1.to make repeated demands upon for the payment of a debt
2. demand for payment
Covert
1. secret
2. thicket giving shelter to animals
Infinite
1. so great that it cannot be measured
2. endless
3. something infinite
Infuriating
1. to make very angry
Sagely
1. wise
2. a wise person
Blunder
1. mistake
2. to make a mistake
3. to move clumsily
Heed
1. to give careful attention (to)
2. careful attention
Dung
1. manure
Stagger
1. to move unsteadily
2. to astonish
3. to arrange in an alternating pattern
4. staggering movement
Spout
1. to discharge or issue with force 2. to say or speak insincerely - noun
3. pipe or lip on a container
Uproarious
1. characterized by uproar
2. very funny
Skewer
1. pin for holding together pieces of meat while cooking
2. to fasten with or as if with a skewer
Iridescent
1. displaying a play of lustrous colors like those of the rainbow
2. iridescent cloth, material, or other substance
Vex
1. to irritate
2. to worry
Crimson
1. deep red
Befoul
1. to make dirty or filthy; soil; defile; sully
Shrill
1. high-pitched and piercing
Shudder
1. to tremble, as from horror
2. this movement
Gesticulate
1. to make gestures
Stifle
1. to smother
2. to repress
3. to suffocate
Corruption
1. act of debasing or state of being debased
2. corrupt or dishonest proceedings
3. decay; rottenness
Tremulous
1. trembling 2. fearful
Phosphorescence
1. luminous appearance resulting from this
2. any luminous radiation emitted from a substance after the removal of the exciting agent
Trickle
1. to flow in a small, gentle stream
2. to move slowly
3. trickling flow
Elation
1. feeling or state of great joy or pride; exultant gladness; high spirits
Wriggle
1. to twist to and fro; squirm
Heave
1. to lift with effort
2. to lift and throw with effort
3. to rise and fall rhythmically
4. to retch
Wrench
1. to twist or pull forcibly
2. to injure by wrenching
Cower
1. to crouch in fear