Vocabulary List #1
—Abase -v. To lower in position, estimation, or the like; degrade.
—Abet -v. To aid, promote, or encourage the commission of a crime.
—Abominable adj. Very hateful.
—Abrade -v. To wear away the surface or some part of by friction.
—Absolve -v. To free from sin or its penalties.
—Abyss -n. Bottomless gulf.
—Accredit -v. To give credit or authority to.
—Acquiesce -v. To comply; submit.
—Affable -adj. Easy to approach.
—Affix -v. To fasten
Vocabulary List #2
—Bedeck- v. To cover with ornament.
—Befog- v. To confuse.
—Broach- v. To mention, for the first time.
—Browbeat-v. to overwhelm, or attempt to do so by stern or rude speech.
—Buttress-n. Any support or prop
—Callosity-n. The state of being hard or insensible.
—Callow-adj. Without experience of the world (naïve)
—Candid-adj. Straightforward; honest
—Coddle-v. To treat as a baby or an invalid
—Concede-v. To surrender
Vocabulary List #3
Attest-v: To certify as accurate, genuine or true.
Burnish- v: To make brilliant or shiny.
Conspire-v: To plot; plan out.
Contusion-n: A bruise.
Coquette-n: A flirt.
Curt-adj: Concise, compressed, and abrupt in act or expression.
Debase-v: To lower in character or virtue.
Debonair-adj: Having gentle or courteous manner.
Docile-adj: Easy to manage, control, or discipline.
Ebullient-adj: Overflowing with fervor, enthusiasm, or excitement; high-spirited.
Vocabulary List #4
1.Capacious-adj: Roomy
2.Coerce-v: To force
3.Conjoin-v: To unite
4.Effuse-v: To pour forth (out)
5.Eschew-v: To keep clear of; to avoid
6.Fastidious-adj: Hard to please
7.Gaiety-n: Festivity
8.Gamut-n: The whole range or sequence
9.Hindrance-n: An obstacle
10.Hoodwink-v: To deceive or trick.
Vocabulary List #5
Cower-v: To crouch down tremblingly, as through fear or shame
Exhume-v: To dig out of the earth
Ghastly-adj: Hideous; ugly
Gesticulate-v: To make gestures or motions in place of speaking or while speaking.
Haggard-adj: Worn and gaunt in appearance.
Innocuous-adj: Harmless
Joggle-n: A sudden irregular shake or a push causing a shake.
Languid-adj: Relaxed
Liberate-v: To set free or release
Loquacious-adj: Talkative
Vocabulary List #6
Mimic-v: to imitate the speech or actions of
Mollify-v: to soothe
Morose-adj: gloomy or extremely sad
Obsolete-adj: no longer practiced or accepted
Obstreperous-adj: boisterous or loud
Odious-adj: hateful
Oscillate-v: to swing back and forth
Peevish-adj: Irritable
Perturb-v: to disturb greatly
Purloin-v: to steal
Vocabulary List #7
Rue-v: to regret extremely
Temerity-n: recklessness
Slothful-adj: lazy
Squabble-v: to quarrel or fight
Sterling-adj: genuine or sincere
Stifle-v: to smother
Stingy-adj: cheap, unwilling to spend money
Supplant-v: to take the place of (replace)
Tantalize-v: to tease
Titanic-adj: of vast size or strength
Vocabulary List #8
1.Succulent-adj: juicy
2.Superfluous-adj: being more than is needed; surplus
3.Twinge-n: a darting momentary local pain
4.Urchin-n: a roguish, mischievous boy (misbehaving)
5.Verbose-adj: wordy
6.Winsome-adj: attractive
7.Writhe-v: to twist the body, face, or limbs in pain or distress
8.Talisman-n: lucky charm
9.Bigot-n: narrow minded, prejudiced person
10.Terse-adj: concise and to the point
Vocabulary List #9
1.Euphemism: a polite phrase to cover something unpleasant
2.Lethargic: tired; without energy
3.Ogle: stare at; observe in an obvious manner
4.Postulate: hypothesize; propose
5.Robust: strong; healthy; tough
6.Dexterous: skillful with hands
7.Scrupulous: careful; diligent; painstaking
8.Poignant: deeply moving
9.Antiquated: outdated; old fashioned
10.Venal: corrupt; can be bribed
Vocabulary List #10
1.Bellicose: war-like; aggressive
2.Elusive: hard to pin down; hard to catch
3.Gregarious: extroverted; sociable; outgoing
4.Jaundiced: cynical; pessimistic; sees the glass as half empty
5.Nettle: annoy
6.Recuperate: get better after illness
7.Superlative: extremely good; the best
8.Whet: sharpen
9.Emaciated: very thin; withered
Surly: grumpy; rude
—Abase -v. To lower in position, estimation, or the like; degrade.
—Abet -v. To aid, promote, or encourage the commission of a crime.
—Abominable adj. Very hateful.
—Abrade -v. To wear away the surface or some part of by friction.
—Absolve -v. To free from sin or its penalties.
—Abyss -n. Bottomless gulf.
—Accredit -v. To give credit or authority to.
—Acquiesce -v. To comply; submit.
—Affable -adj. Easy to approach.
—Affix -v. To fasten
Vocabulary List #2
—Bedeck- v. To cover with ornament.
—Befog- v. To confuse.
—Broach- v. To mention, for the first time.
—Browbeat-v. to overwhelm, or attempt to do so by stern or rude speech.
—Buttress-n. Any support or prop
—Callosity-n. The state of being hard or insensible.
—Callow-adj. Without experience of the world (naïve)
—Candid-adj. Straightforward; honest
—Coddle-v. To treat as a baby or an invalid
—Concede-v. To surrender
Vocabulary List #3
Attest-v: To certify as accurate, genuine or true.
Burnish- v: To make brilliant or shiny.
Conspire-v: To plot; plan out.
Contusion-n: A bruise.
Coquette-n: A flirt.
Curt-adj: Concise, compressed, and abrupt in act or expression.
Debase-v: To lower in character or virtue.
Debonair-adj: Having gentle or courteous manner.
Docile-adj: Easy to manage, control, or discipline.
Ebullient-adj: Overflowing with fervor, enthusiasm, or excitement; high-spirited.
Vocabulary List #4
1.Capacious-adj: Roomy
2.Coerce-v: To force
3.Conjoin-v: To unite
4.Effuse-v: To pour forth (out)
5.Eschew-v: To keep clear of; to avoid
6.Fastidious-adj: Hard to please
7.Gaiety-n: Festivity
8.Gamut-n: The whole range or sequence
9.Hindrance-n: An obstacle
10.Hoodwink-v: To deceive or trick.
Vocabulary List #5
Cower-v: To crouch down tremblingly, as through fear or shame
Exhume-v: To dig out of the earth
Ghastly-adj: Hideous; ugly
Gesticulate-v: To make gestures or motions in place of speaking or while speaking.
Haggard-adj: Worn and gaunt in appearance.
Innocuous-adj: Harmless
Joggle-n: A sudden irregular shake or a push causing a shake.
Languid-adj: Relaxed
Liberate-v: To set free or release
Loquacious-adj: Talkative
Vocabulary List #6
Mimic-v: to imitate the speech or actions of
Mollify-v: to soothe
Morose-adj: gloomy or extremely sad
Obsolete-adj: no longer practiced or accepted
Obstreperous-adj: boisterous or loud
Odious-adj: hateful
Oscillate-v: to swing back and forth
Peevish-adj: Irritable
Perturb-v: to disturb greatly
Purloin-v: to steal
Vocabulary List #7
Rue-v: to regret extremely
Temerity-n: recklessness
Slothful-adj: lazy
Squabble-v: to quarrel or fight
Sterling-adj: genuine or sincere
Stifle-v: to smother
Stingy-adj: cheap, unwilling to spend money
Supplant-v: to take the place of (replace)
Tantalize-v: to tease
Titanic-adj: of vast size or strength
Vocabulary List #8
1.Succulent-adj: juicy
2.Superfluous-adj: being more than is needed; surplus
3.Twinge-n: a darting momentary local pain
4.Urchin-n: a roguish, mischievous boy (misbehaving)
5.Verbose-adj: wordy
6.Winsome-adj: attractive
7.Writhe-v: to twist the body, face, or limbs in pain or distress
8.Talisman-n: lucky charm
9.Bigot-n: narrow minded, prejudiced person
10.Terse-adj: concise and to the point
Vocabulary List #9
1.Euphemism: a polite phrase to cover something unpleasant
2.Lethargic: tired; without energy
3.Ogle: stare at; observe in an obvious manner
4.Postulate: hypothesize; propose
5.Robust: strong; healthy; tough
6.Dexterous: skillful with hands
7.Scrupulous: careful; diligent; painstaking
8.Poignant: deeply moving
9.Antiquated: outdated; old fashioned
10.Venal: corrupt; can be bribed
Vocabulary List #10
1.Bellicose: war-like; aggressive
2.Elusive: hard to pin down; hard to catch
3.Gregarious: extroverted; sociable; outgoing
4.Jaundiced: cynical; pessimistic; sees the glass as half empty
5.Nettle: annoy
6.Recuperate: get better after illness
7.Superlative: extremely good; the best
8.Whet: sharpen
9.Emaciated: very thin; withered
Surly: grumpy; rude