Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
1 | stony heap or mass of feces |
1 fecalith 2 costive 3 havelock 4 r‚clame 5 decrepitate | |
2 | plough used to scratch top surface of soil |
1 ard 2 graphospasm 3 algophobia 4 crystallogenesis 5 supernal | |
3 | overlapping; twisted |
1 obvolute 2 ichthyomancy 3 bodewash 4 abyssopelagic 5 plumigerous | |
4 | instrument for measuring deformation in object due to forces applied |
1 widdershins 2 sequacious 3 gyromancy 4 extensometer 5 karyotype | |
5 | traditional |
1 discigerous 2 traditive 3 accubitum 4 knag 5 prestigiator | |
6 | capable of being moulded; of or relating to pottery |
1 needlecord 2 earwig 3 zooid 4 fictile 5 abecedism | |
7 | of, like or overlapping like tiles or slates |
1 ebullioscope 2 tegular 3 immanent 4 solfatara 5 mammiferous | |
8 | gentleness or sweetness; a subtly offered bribe |
1 kinderspiel 2 douceur 3 frazil 4 triquetra 5 neophobe | |
9 | study of minerals |
1 eyeservice 2 cataphysical 3 westing 4 mineralogy 5 sumpsimus | |
10 | without feathers |
1 vastidity 2 kyphorrhinos 3 implumous 4 tup 5 chambray | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
11 | eater of children |
1 jejune 2 paedophage 3 oriflamme 4 euhemerism 5 bibliopoesy | |
12 | mentally or emotionally distant; absent-minded |
1 anagnorisis 2 yonderly 3 demegoric 4 saltationism 5 feckless | |
13 | of or pertaining to pigs; swinish |
1 acetimeter 2 porcine 3 denier 4 hyetal 5 mittimus | |
14 | having tendrils |
1 fumage 2 cirrate 3 patriolatry 4 bream 5 heterodyne | |
15 | toward what or which place |
1 portiŠre 2 risus 3 falciform 4 peradventure 5 whitherward | |
16 | fear of shadows |
1 sciaphobia 2 chthonophagia 3 hoplomachy 4 puckery 5 sough | |
17 | doctrine of government by a single absolute ruler; autocracy |
1 absolutism 2 superannuate 3 fougade 4 r‚clame 5 whitecoat | |
18 | a gypsy man |
1 requiescat 2 genetrix 3 rom 4 prerupt 5 temporise | |
19 | distracted; inattentive |
1 distrait 2 sociogenesis 3 spagyrist 4 vigesimal 5 affranchise | |
20 | concerning a person's bodily self-image |
1 somatopsychic 2 sext 3 spicigerous 4 choller 5 unicity | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
21 | noun taking two grammatical cases only |
1 diptote 2 macrophobia 3 arcuate 4 argillaceous 5 decoct | |
22 | soapy; soaplike |
1 saponaceous 2 anagogy 3 foliaceous 4 sphacelate 5 sprauncy | |
23 | haphazard meal |
1 promachos 2 scambling 3 pointillism 4 subduple 5 partible | |
24 | vessel for burning incense in religious rituals |
1 diptych 2 cephalopod 3 urolith 4 teratogenic 5 censer | |
25 | given by vow; consisting of a vow or wish |
1 vagile 2 votive 3 astrogeology 4 longeron 5 chromophilous | |
26 | instrument for measuring intensity of radiant heat |
1 philopornist 2 blattnerphone 3 slumberous 4 pyroscope 5 ebullition | |
27 | worsted and cotton blend |
1 paramatta 2 corban 3 cevesaile 4 splenium 5 pyroclastics | |
28 | indicate faintly; foreshadow |
1 adumbrate 2 laveer 3 monophagous 4 assot 5 trigraph | |
29 | one who naps cloth after it is fulled |
1 silicicolous 2 homeomerous 3 napper 4 macon 5 judogi | |
30 | petulance; insolence |
1 versicle 2 galactoid 3 procacity 4 nickeliferous 5 floriferous | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
31 | instrument for obtaining curves for gear-teeth |
1 couchant 2 odontograph 3 xenomania 4 machicolation 5 cognomen | |
32 | the act of guaranteeing or warranting; an assurance |
1 warrantise 2 alk 3 ret 4 rubiginous 5 jessant | |
33 | exact copy; facsimile |
1 apograph 2 didymous 3 strappado 4 parodinia 5 geminiform | |
34 | instrument for measuring pressure or compressibility |
1 piezometer 2 pascual 3 placitum 4 epuration 5 parthenian | |
35 | of the goose or the goose family |
1 pensum 2 anserine 3 monocerous 4 sural 5 conciliabule | |
36 | study of principles of nature and thought |
1 bilge 2 empanoply 3 metaphysics 4 catholicon 5 mansionary | |
37 | storage of green fodder in silos |
1 ensilage 2 nothous 3 orthobiosis 4 aftershaft 5 gabble | |
38 | wreath, fillet or band |
1 requital 2 sateen 3 nectareal 4 anadem 5 organistrum | |
39 | measles |
1 carbuncle 2 fingent 3 moineau 4 morbilli 5 silva | |
40 | toy; trifling object; bauble |
1 personalia 2 xenophilia 3 gewgaw 4 claver 5 wame | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
41 | act of singing psalms in church services |
1 watchglass 2 zwitterion 3 psalmody 4 vervel 5 quiddany | |
42 | impregnation by contact alone or by wind |
1 iatrology 2 adosculation 3 sheading 4 wisent 5 quillet | |
43 | deacon's stole in Orthodox church |
1 baisemain 2 monotheletism 3 piscifauna 4 orarion 5 outrigger | |
44 | ribbed silk used in making neckties |
1 acronical 2 mogadore 3 wagonette 4 tropometer 5 paideutic | |
45 | wool-bearing |
1 kuru 2 stillicide 3 hypobulic 4 capreolate 5 laniferous | |
46 | unit for measuring amount of electrical current |
1 skeletogenous 2 euchology 3 alar 4 stellular 5 ampere | |
47 | inability to understand data presented to the senses |
1 acatamathesia 2 pnematomachy 3 nubigenous 4 passim 5 chaetophorous | |
48 | to restore after marking for deletion |
1 hydropathy 2 stet 3 pone 4 cariniform 5 maffick | |
49 | the art of engraving on copper or brass |
1 podex 2 cardioid 3 prolate 4 chalcography 5 sideration | |
50 | instrument for measuring short vertical distances |
1 suable 2 blain 3 nullibilism 4 intempestive 5 cathetometer | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
51 | shaped like a hook or crook |
1 aduncate 2 absinthism 3 titrimetry 4 ted 5 bigential | |
52 | before Adam |
1 spirate 2 hornpipe 3 legalism 4 gaucherie 5 preadamic | |
53 | bits of paper punched out of paper tape or cards |
1 serotinous 2 pronograde 3 monoecious 4 mazzard 5 chad | |
54 | relating to purposeful action or desire |
1 conative 2 earing 3 kriegspiel 4 tufthunter 5 stichology | |
55 | to treat ores to remove impurities |
1 fatalism 2 staddle 3 beneficiate 4 hippocras 5 catenular | |
56 | assemblage of swimming organisms in a body of water |
1 nekton 2 polychotomy 3 odalisque 4 mazurka 5 gullery | |
57 | the development of papillae or pimples |
1 reflation 2 papulation 3 alkalimeter 4 oligodynamic 5 pantoglot | |
58 | belief that one's thoughts are being stolen |
1 nostomania 2 frumentaceous 3 unguentary 4 peribolos 5 castophrenia | |
59 | of or giving a synopsis or summary |
1 synoptic 2 gridelin 3 verger 4 thereinto 5 swansdown | |
60 | person who utters encomiums; praiser |
1 dermatology 2 scrow 3 liquifacient 4 encomiast 5 scutch | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
61 | divided into small compartments |
1 locellate 2 metallurgy 3 psilanthropism 4 acicular 5 photopolarimeter | |
62 | divide or be divided into a network |
1 drail 2 eidetic 3 protreptic 4 micrurgy 5 reticulate | |
63 | bath |
1 xylomancy 2 machairodont 3 wadmal 4 balneary 5 escritoire | |
64 | right to be heard before another |
1 counterphobic 2 scud 3 skive 4 lipomatosis 5 preaudience | |
65 | prancing stage dance with backward tilt |
1 ophidiarium 2 laryngoscope 3 caulotaxy 4 borborology 5 cakewalk | |
66 | light shallow boat; barge |
1 eagre 2 cendal 3 zygon 4 thermantidote 5 wherry | |
67 | plant-eating |
1 plantivorous 2 clyster 3 precissive 4 mentalism 5 intellectualism | |
68 | reared in a nest; sharing a nest |
1 nidicolous 2 afterings 3 numismatics 4 catenarian 5 consentient | |
69 | one who takes the lead; indicator of trends |
1 parvenu 2 hypertrichologist 3 pornotopia 4 bellwether 5 organon | |
70 | humble; miserable; craven |
1 vitrifaction 2 escheatment 3 abject 4 tribble 5 punctilious | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
71 | obtaining sexual pleasure from seeing things |
1 stenopaeic 2 autolatry 3 scopophilia 4 skiamachy 5 suffrutescent | |
72 | silver poisoning |
1 miniaceous 2 ana 3 porrect 4 arguria 5 inoperculate | |
73 | trinity; three in one |
1 resofincular 2 pedetentous 3 triune 4 triduan 5 retrograde | |
74 | traitor |
1 splenic 2 flabelliform 3 brio 4 proditor 5 chrematistics | |
75 | instrument for measuring amount of chlorine in a solution |
1 chlorometer 2 urbanist 3 physicalism 4 apodal 5 philonoist | |
76 | individual inhabited by an evil spirit |
1 energumen 2 acetimeter 3 inquorate 4 azuline 5 onychoophagist | |
77 | instrument for recording and analysing sound |
1 liquate 2 attollent 3 kop 4 sonograph 5 punctilio | |
78 | growing in rocks |
1 motatory 2 ingurgitate 3 rillmark 4 saxigenous 5 erythrophobia | |
79 | bringing plague or pestilence |
1 pileus 2 limnology 3 trimacular 4 malvaceous 5 pestiferous | |
80 | fear of crowds |
1 cofferdam 2 jocose 3 melalgia 4 tophaceous 5 ochlophobia | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
81 | a tossing, twitching or jerking of the body; a false claim |
1 dexiotropic 2 jactitation 3 accolent 4 aborning 5 rachidian | |
82 | instrument measuring curvature |
1 spherometer 2 ley 3 broadcloth 4 clevis 5 foetiferous | |
83 | anticipation; device where objections are anticipated |
1 fenestral 2 bibliolatry 3 niaiserie 4 macrocosm 5 prolepsis | |
84 | puberty |
1 lectual 2 cog 3 micrander 4 impleach 5 neolagnium | |
85 | state of being tepid or lukewarm |
1 subsecive 2 tepor 3 adnoun 4 perfectionism 5 centuple | |
86 | blind; eyeless |
1 druxy 2 stirk 3 exoculate 4 jambiya 5 frap | |
87 | glossy black varnish or lacquer |
1 owling 2 droguet 3 japan 4 quant 5 ramage | |
88 | broad sheet of muscle in the neck |
1 idolum 2 platysma 3 acyanopsia 4 galvanoscope 5 truncheon | |
89 | masonry on a wall that supports an arch |
1 ferruginous 2 allodic 3 abutment 4 isoclinal 5 variform | |
90 | differences due to different origin |
1 ontography 2 branchial 3 cacolet 4 atavism 5 heterology | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
91 | to comb |
1 treillage 2 irrefrangible 3 kemb 4 oligodynamic 5 styptic | |
92 | officer in a household in charge of bread |
1 pantler 2 aseity 3 rampick 4 defiliation 5 nyctophobia | |
93 | slow and stately Baroque dance in 3/4 time |
1 minuet 2 risus 3 typography 4 prerupt 5 labtebricole | |
94 | on this or the near side of the mountains |
1 lurdan 2 superhumeral 3 funambulism 4 duende 5 cismontane | |
95 | immense |
1 temerarious 2 febricant 3 lectrice 4 brobdingnagian 5 gal | |
96 | before |
1 dichroscope 2 uneath 3 ere 4 taws 5 triatic | |
97 | happy; inclined; pleased |
1 decanal 2 nappe 3 fain 4 voltigeur 5 prelapsarian | |
98 | hot; close; smoky state of atmosphere |
1 hierography 2 incipient 3 tympany 4 paramnesia 5 fug | |
99 | a supernatural man-like being |
1 tesseratomy 2 wight 3 quilling 4 feticide 5 myophobia | |
100 | one who never laughs |
1 oenology 2 agelast 3 platysma 4 usucaption 5 encomic |