| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | imaginary feeling or sensation |
1 gentilitian 2 quartation 3 pseudaesthesia 4 palillogy 5 ennomic | |
| 2 | space or distance westward |
1 harmonograph 2 trophology 3 iamb 4 ecarlate 5 westing | |
| 3 | lively medieval dance with five steps |
1 variola 2 oblate 3 attuition 4 syndetic 5 cinque-pace | |
| 4 | having the guardianship of a thing |
1 mow 2 monodont 3 docimology 4 tutelary 5 metagnomy | |
| 5 | anything frothy or insubstantial |
1 acequia 2 soricine 3 lea 4 gegenschein 5 syllabub | |
| 6 | temple; inner cell of a temple |
1 martyrolatry 2 naos 3 incarnadine 4 watching 5 velour | |
| 7 | glow of zodiacal light seen opposite the sun |
1 boanerges 2 gegenschein 3 dysphonia 4 wattmeter 5 dramaturgy | |
| 8 | having the form or shape of a funnel or cone |
1 infundibuliform 2 kickshaws 3 sucrier 4 gurgitation 5 pudor | |
| 9 | division; partition; barrier |
1 polytocous 2 skiagraphy 3 septum 4 symptomatology 5 retiary | |
| 10 | rights held over another's land |
1 purpresture 2 nephroid 3 easement 4 chrysophilist 5 catenular | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | striking part of a flail |
1 swipple 2 simplism 3 confute 4 epiphonema 5 digitiform | |
| 12 | explanation of mythology as growing out of history |
1 euhemerism 2 fie 3 polyhistor 4 spiniform 5 niaiserie | |
| 13 | to carry an uncooperative drunkard or prisoner |
1 aligerous 2 penates 3 frogmarch 4 spiration 5 sheer | |
| 14 | study of humidity |
1 rheme 2 hygrology 3 iceblink 4 troika 5 agrostology | |
| 15 | loss of ability to produce articulate speech |
1 carceral 2 obstreperous 3 aphemia 4 grimoire 5 heterogenesis | |
| 16 | line connecting points of equal sunlight |
1 stenopaeic 2 kyrielle 3 usufruct 4 isohel 5 merlon | |
| 17 | simultaneously human and divine |
1 unction 2 theanthropic 3 triptych 4 colliquation 5 forsooth | |
| 18 | resentment; offended resignation |
1 gules 2 pulvilliform 3 iamatology 4 tracasserie 5 dudgeon | |
| 19 | a bundle of brushwood |
1 tholus 2 spansule 3 sternutation 4 tetrachotomous 5 bavin | |
| 20 | supposed; reputed |
1 mehari 2 feracious 3 lambent 4 putative 5 muriatic | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | blackmail to prevent exposure of scandalous facts |
1 chantage 2 staphyline 3 jurat 4 predevote 5 luminiferous | |
| 22 | causing (mutual) destruction |
1 bolide 2 theodicy 3 monoideism 4 internecine 5 accipiter | |
| 23 | insect repellent |
1 pilcrow 2 quadrennial 3 algicide 4 insectifuge 5 requiem | |
| 24 | dimple in the cheek that appears when one smiles |
1 gelasin 2 ergotise 3 phillumeny 4 eructate 5 sucrier | |
| 25 | electric shock therapy |
1 sigmoid 2 chyliferous 3 torpillage 4 metapolitics 5 hyperaphia | |
| 26 | limp leather binding in which cover overlaps edges of book |
1 nim 2 cacodoxy 3 teratology 4 stupent 5 yapp | |
| 27 | administrator of justice; supreme judge |
1 justiciar 2 barmkin 3 pavid 4 geotaxis 5 typhlophile | |
| 28 | study of funguses |
1 securigerous 2 mycology 3 tenaille 4 jocoserious 5 whipjack | |
| 29 | cold-blooded |
1 transmarine 2 poikilothermic 3 contorniate 4 agonic 5 stonk | |
| 30 | leave to pass one night away from college |
1 harridan 2 brassage 3 absit 4 dactylogram 5 omoplatoscopy | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | great effort, especially in performing natural functions |
1 prehensor 2 molimen 3 gurgitation 4 vitrine 5 schizotrichia | |
| 32 | the science of imaginary solutions |
1 pataphysics 2 sadogue 3 penial 4 birl 5 fritiniency | |
| 33 | double-necked lute |
1 criant 2 theorbo 3 digladiate 4 grain 5 abroach | |
| 34 | study of pollen |
1 palynology 2 quadrennial 3 nef 4 fogram 5 kerygmatic | |
| 35 | angle of elevation in relation to the horizontal |
1 bomb‚ 2 elution 3 multiparous 4 lagena 5 steeve | |
| 36 | sense of muscular position |
1 proprioception 2 rencounter 3 antigropelos 4 topmast 5 zygon | |
| 37 | to edit; work into shape; to frame |
1 eponym 2 redact 3 threnody 4 flavescent 5 microclimatology | |
| 38 | spade-shaped |
1 holm 2 palaceous 3 hyphaeresis 4 trottoir 5 scientism | |
| 39 | brush with hooked bits used in napping cloth |
1 teasel 2 isostasy 3 bridewell 4 bibliogenesis 5 pyogenic | |
| 40 | shaped like an oyster |
1 xystus 2 victualler 3 ostreiform 4 pulverulent 5 isoseismal | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | barge |
1 pampiniform 2 gabbart 3 mutic 4 toman 5 sarcous | |
| 42 | profitable; useful |
1 rhyparography 2 oenology 3 utile 4 pekin 5 acronym | |
| 43 | shaped like an oval or a vulva |
1 vulviform 2 pastiche 3 chaomandy 4 herbose 5 carminative | |
| 44 | possessing attributes common to different groups |
1 pollinigerous 2 pyretic 3 interosculant 4 sisyphean 5 voluble | |
| 45 | instrument for measuring focus or refraction of the eyes |
1 dioptometer 2 pourboire 3 outroop 4 fetial 5 nummiform | |
| 46 | lying down; reclining |
1 cumbent 2 myriacanthous 3 dalton 4 embracery 5 footling | |
| 47 | to proclaim; to summon publicly |
1 preconize 2 uraniscus 3 dedition 4 philomath 5 brontophobia | |
| 48 | state of being almost dislocated |
1 turrical 2 fenestella 3 despoliation 4 chalastic 5 subluxation | |
| 49 | of or pertaining to fish |
1 orrery 2 rackrent 3 mancipation 4 piscine 5 otorhinolaryngology | |
| 50 | thicket; plantation |
1 pluviometer 2 sublineation 3 parousia 4 bosket 5 rondure | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | spousal |
1 sponsal 2 trichoclasis 3 retropulsion 4 videtur 5 assoil | |
| 52 | waste or debris |
1 cacaesthesia 2 zaftig 3 detritus 4 eellogofusciouhipoppokunurious 5 lunarist | |
| 53 | in heaps; piled up |
1 gangway 2 blissom 3 multisulcate 4 aggerose 5 volation | |
| 54 | of or relating to a bull |
1 taurean 2 chersonese 3 corrody 4 oenometer 5 encolpion | |
| 55 | bearing tin |
1 stanniferous 2 ligniform 3 metopic 4 ephidrosis 5 orthopraxis | |
| 56 | circle of men who encircle a deer |
1 jack 2 librate 3 tinchel 4 acatamathesia 5 hippocras | |
| 57 | four-petalled flower; design or ornament with four flowers or leaves |
1 quatrefoil 2 furciferous 3 rondeau 4 ethology 5 coelom | |
| 58 | glass having white veins |
1 orthian 2 epergne 3 therewithal 4 hercogamy 5 latticinio | |
| 59 | to cast a shadow over |
1 kingpost 2 circiter 3 obtenebrate 4 gault 5 scelerat | |
| 60 | hysteria suffered by a man |
1 tarassis 2 loupe 3 melittology 4 cancellarial 5 potichomania | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | government by demons or evil forces |
1 rotameter 2 cenophobia 3 demonocracy 4 quitclaim 5 animadvert | |
| 62 | comparative value of a currency |
1 nephalism 2 valuta 3 afterings 4 afflated 5 parrhesia | |
| 63 | bursting out; bursting forth |
1 scilicet 2 luxuriant 3 rhipidate 4 erumpent 5 fipple | |
| 64 | aggregation of property prior to equal division among heirs |
1 biometrics 2 hotchpot 3 testamur 4 furcular 5 calciferous | |
| 65 | sleep-inducing; pertaining to drowsiness or sleep |
1 hypnagogic 2 selliform 3 emolument 4 calcimine 5 stereophony | |
| 66 | eating feces |
1 paracusis 2 boanerges 3 koto 4 coprophagous 5 diffractometer | |
| 67 | having many rivers or streams |
1 parity 2 orchidology 3 phacochoerine 4 fluminous 5 cameriere | |
| 68 | of the organs of the body |
1 varietist 2 visceral 3 lapicide 4 tombola 5 voussoir | |
| 69 | worship of the virgin mother |
1 parnel 2 melanochroic 3 dacnomania 4 parcenary 5 Mariolatry | |
| 70 | etching in relief |
1 diachoretic 2 ectypography 3 plaustral 4 friable 5 cribration | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | to plaster over; to cover with ornamental plasterwork |
1 kedge 2 sphygmology 3 eurythmics 4 parget 5 strait | |
| 72 | one who supports worker's rights |
1 retinaculum 2 aboulia 3 workerist 4 sabin 5 troat | |
| 73 | having hair of varied or mixed colours |
1 exsiccate 2 prunt 3 lexigram 4 kish 5 heterotrichosis | |
| 74 | state of being pug-nosed |
1 lactoscope 2 simity 3 ranine 4 hexeris 5 pseudacusis | |
| 75 | something which can bring back a lost love |
1 astrometeorology 2 dentiform 3 comephorous 4 anacampserote 5 thermopile | |
| 76 | eaglewood |
1 stepney 2 noosphere 3 grapheme 4 philippic 5 agalloch | |
| 77 | instrument for measuring area of plane figures |
1 squandermania 2 hagiarchy 3 planimeter 4 platurous 5 floromancy | |
| 78 | production or generation of nerves |
1 neurogenesis 2 koine 3 paracentral 4 solive 5 unction | |
| 79 | mill |
1 crumenal 2 nuptiality 3 molendinary 4 diadermic 5 zugzwang | |
| 80 | three asterisks used to direct attention to a passage |
1 quadriga 2 photodromy 3 xerophytic 4 asterism 5 ankyroid | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | group of eight lines of verse |
1 epigamic 2 huitain 3 tardiloquous 4 hieratical 5 monotheism | |
| 82 | having a mantle or hood |
1 witling 2 lockstep 3 chlamydate 4 hardihood 5 japanophilia | |
| 83 | study of urine; urinary tract |
1 talliate 2 urology 3 sacring 4 obstriction 5 agnize | |
| 84 | incorrect usage of a word |
1 catachresis 2 kantar 3 baldaquin 4 lawn 5 prepossess | |
| 85 | something expensive looking; gold-plated metal |
1 sphagnicolous 2 pentheraphobia 3 ormolu 4 deadhouse 5 vernissage | |
| 86 | apron; part of dress resembling an apron |
1 tablier 2 funambulism 3 obloquy 4 fulgural 5 rataplan | |
| 87 | candidate for a religious order |
1 onymous 2 astrogony 3 stretcher 4 postulant 5 lipsanotheca | |
| 88 | growing in clusters or tufts |
1 neoterism 2 dendrolatry 3 caespitose 4 necrolatry 5 louchettes | |
| 89 | canticle in praise of the Virgin Mary |
1 magnificat 2 pipistrelle 3 estrade 4 bulimy 5 ischuria | |
| 90 | counter-definition |
1 soporiferous 2 bonify 3 soporific 4 anthorism 5 oleiferous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | lip ornament |
1 reef 2 aval 3 tetrachromatic 4 labret 5 transmissometer | |
| 92 | circular argument |
1 diallelus 2 bistoury 3 hamate 4 alginuresis 5 cedrate | |
| 93 | arable land left fallow or used for pasture |
1 lea 2 abele 3 elenctic 4 anoesis 5 necrotic | |
| 94 | dusting powder used in medicine |
1 flagelliferous 2 spectroheliokinematograph 3 epipastic 4 quintain 5 sequacious | |
| 95 | causing crime |
1 badious 2 ferial 3 criminogenic 4 retroject 5 vivency | |
| 96 | able to neigh or whinny |
1 agatewear 2 merengue 3 hinnable 4 weld 5 sulphureous | |
| 97 | representation of praying figure in early art |
1 demijohn 2 retable 3 orant 4 exarch 5 gunnage | |
| 98 | brain disease suffered by sheep |
1 decurrent 2 gid 3 watching 4 umbril 5 seismograph | |
| 99 | riotous or lustful behaviour |
1 adoral 2 sanguineous 3 astraphobia 4 liripipe 5 goliardy | |
| 100 | ropes on edge of sail for hauling up |
1 consenescence 2 topsail 3 naology 4 graphomania 5 brails |