| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | A native of cathay, a cant word |
1 Cataian 2 Suspire 3 Wits 4 Curstness 5 Tang | |
| 2 | To oppose |
1 Fire-new 2 Approbation 3 Contrary 4 Chamberer 5 Century | |
| 3 | To skin |
1 Eminence 2 Rivality 3 Cite 4 Sizes 5 Keel | |
| 4 | Respectfully |
1 Plausive 2 Respectively 3 Greenly 4 Exigent 5 Jutty | |
| 5 | Having lost some teeth by age |
1 O 2 Balm 3 Sorel 4 Gentility 5 Broken | |
| 6 | Hand |
1 Stigmatical 2 Unlived 3 Neif 4 Crestless 5 Sir | |
| 7 | Withered, overworn |
1 Conceit 2 Wappened 3 Expostulate 4 O'erparted 5 Metaphysical | |
| 8 | Perilous keen, shrewd |
1 Leiger 2 Cock-and-pie 3 Principality 4 Parlous 5 Neb | |
| 9 | To change |
1 Repugn 2 Woodcock 3 Crack 4 Convert 5 Misthink | |
| 10 | Lonely |
1 Lightly 2 Mess 3 Crank 4 Unowed 5 Dearn | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | To grow |
1 Canakin 2 Sacrificial 3 Wax 4 Stomach 5 Straited | |
| 12 | Keep back |
1 Tender 2 Skinker 3 Brownist 4 Sennet 5 Baccare | |
| 13 | Appearance of life |
1 Countenance 2 Treachers 3 Roundure 4 Tasking 5 Livelihood | |
| 14 | A chilblain |
1 Kibe 2 Unvalued 3 Argal 4 Clepe 5 Burst | |
| 15 | To out-swear |
1 Swear over 2 Timeless 3 Romage 4 Amort 5 Hair | |
| 16 | A toad |
1 Obsequious 2 From 3 Mete-yard 4 Paddock 5 Unowed | |
| 17 | Tambourine, drum |
1 Tabourine 2 Practisant 3 Palabras 4 Mince 5 Nephew | |
| 18 | Spoiled of grace or ornament |
1 Via 2 Fraughting 3 Or 4 Untrimmed 5 Deftly | |
| 19 | To feast together |
1 Gallimaufry 2 Fulfill 3 Convive 4 Deem 5 Unjust | |
| 20 | To pour out |
1 Damn 2 Loon 3 Beteem 4 Agnise 5 Yarely | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | A base fellow |
1 State 2 Caitiff 3 Crowner 4 Cullion 5 Lag | |
| 22 | Hemlock |
1 Kecksy 2 A-good 3 Limbeck 4 Cage 5 Cracker | |
| 23 | Fitful, or, perhaps, hurried |
1 Rift 2 Humorous 3 Kecksy 4 Unowed 5 Picking | |
| 24 | Regular, retaining its proper and essential characteristic |
1 Rascal 2 Afront 3 Formal 4 Perdurable 5 Entertainment | |
| 25 | A yeanling, a lamb |
1 Garboil 2 Christendom 3 Eanling 4 Quest 5 Vast | |
| 26 | A convent |
1 Covent 2 Unhatched 3 Sear 4 Firago 5 Sleights | |
| 27 | A deformed person |
1 Stigmatic 2 Mince 3 Plain song 4 Fraughting 5 Nuthook | |
| 28 | Without extreme unction |
1 Luce 2 Nice 3 Cade 4 Cowl-staff 5 Unaneled | |
| 29 | A law phrase, signifying the act of delivering a freehold into the possession of the heir or purchaser |
1 Craven 2 Argal 3 Inhooped 4 Livery 5 Approbation | |
| 30 | Tyro |
1 Younker 2 Germen 3 Defeat 4 Cavalero 5 Discourse | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | In the dark |
1 Pleached 2 Pale 3 Lated 4 Darkling 5 Little | |
| 32 | The metal disc on which the bread is placed in the administration of the eucharist |
1 Advance 2 Wreakful 3 Carl 4 Patine 5 Doff | |
| 33 | Indeed |
1 Good-deed 2 Battle 3 Cockney 4 Troth-plight 5 Convive | |
| 34 | To commend |
1 Sneck-up 2 Wish 3 Balked 4 Depart 5 Guardage | |
| 35 | Conception, opinion, fancy |
1 Approver 2 Able 3 Conceit 4 Untented 5 Side-sleeves | |
| 36 | The jack in bowling |
1 Mistress 2 Longly 3 Lapsed 4 Cony-catching 5 Nayward | |
| 37 | To disfigure, transform |
1 Dislimn 2 Decline 3 Embossed 4 Quench 5 Mandragora | |
| 38 | Creditable, credible, credulous |
1 Web and pin 2 Pauca verba 3 Darkling 4 Lumpish 5 Credent | |
| 39 | Palpably |
1 Allow 2 Grossly 3 Revolt 4 Point-de-vice 5 Night-rule | |
| 40 | A contemptuous term for an ecclesiastic, or man of learning |
1 Unstanched 2 Combinate 3 Espial 4 Inkhorn-mate 5 Enshield | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | Instigation |
1 Straited 2 Putting-on 3 White 4 Fives 5 Still | |
| 42 | A small bat, used for beating clothes |
1 Imp 2 Batlet 3 Resolve 4 Depend 5 Flap-dragon | |
| 43 | A small side-drum |
1 Cling 2 Tabour 3 Convince 4 Denier 5 Eisel | |
| 44 | Yeast |
1 Prick 2 Usance 3 Stuck 4 Barm 5 Exhibition | |
| 45 | To undress |
1 Pun 2 Specially 3 Discase 4 Remotion 5 Examine | |
| 46 | A nurse |
1 Preciously 2 Palmy 3 Partizan 4 Motley-minded 5 Nourish | |
| 47 | Exposure |
1 Exposture 2 Lure 3 Frampold 4 Continuate 5 Sad | |
| 48 | Abiding-place |
1 Widow 2 Biding 3 Module 4 Batlet 5 Marches | |
| 49 | Persons who sit up all night to drink |
1 Candle-wasters 2 Too too 3 Threne 4 Venew 5 Marches | |
| 50 | Daily |
1 Journal 2 Plaited 3 Dup 4 Solidare 5 Say | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | Belated |
1 Flight 2 Lated 3 Natural 4 Pin 5 O | |
| 52 | The leopard |
1 Pard 2 Impeticos 3 Lockram 4 Flirt-gill 5 Wreakful | |
| 53 | Clothes hung round a ship to conceal the men from the enemy |
1 Coystril 2 Wrung 3 Fights 4 Fosset-seller 5 Oneyer | |
| 54 | A bawd |
1 Shrift 2 Rack 3 Scantling 4 Greek 5 Gait | |
| 55 | A ceremonial vestment, religious rite, or anything ceremonial |
1 Union 2 Stout 3 Mortified 4 Spial 5 Ceremony | |
| 56 | A dance or song |
1 Beaver 2 Prone 3 Roundel 4 Avoid 5 Placket | |
| 57 | Ready, willing |
1 Cullion 2 Confound 3 Giglot 4 Prone 5 Crants | |
| 58 | A fool, jester |
1 Next 2 Shriving-time 3 Crank 4 Cozener 5 Ninny | |
| 59 | One who scares crows |
1 Bay 2 Removed 3 Crow-keeper 4 Popinjay 5 Skinker | |
| 60 | To acquire, win |
1 Sith 2 Setter 3 Purchase 4 Cherry-pit 5 Mephistophilus | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | A staff with a match at the end of it used by gunners in firing cannon |
1 Liberal 2 Wittol 3 Gallimaufry 4 Quarter 5 Linstock | |
| 62 | To come alongside, overtake |
1 Soil 2 Mess 3 Cote 4 Husbandry 5 Cling | |
| 63 | Regarding |
1 Condolement 2 Statute 3 Trade 4 Intending 5 Custard-coffin | |
| 64 | Spot, taint |
1 Fulfill 2 Danger 3 Soil 4 Kiln-hole 5 Motley-minded | |
| 65 | Representation |
1 Vast 2 Canton 3 Approve 4 Mobled 5 Image | |
| 66 | Immoderate acquisition |
1 Engrossment 2 Thrum 3 Capitulate 4 Obsequious 5 Franklin | |
| 67 | Lusty, cheerful |
1 Equipage 2 Beteem 3 Lustig 4 Solidare 5 Wittol | |
| 68 | Old age |
1 Crescive 2 Eld 3 Faitor 4 Unstanched 5 Ban | |
| 69 | The swirl of a feather |
1 Hair 2 Dowle 3 Executor 4 Neb 5 Ging | |
| 70 | To profit |
1 Living 2 Slave 3 Take up 4 Stead 5 Whelked | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | Votary, one who has taken a vow |
1 Exposture 2 Flight 3 Tike 4 Extremes 5 Votarist | |
| 72 | Ridiculously used for 'action.' |
1 Depart 2 Bold 3 Land-damn 4 Estridge 5 Exion | |
| 73 | 'with a vengeance.' |
1 Greek 2 Wannion 3 Raught 4 Leather-coats 5 Espial | |
| 74 | The marriage contract |
1 Warden 2 Contraction 3 Ninny 4 Ceremony 5 Appeared | |
| 75 | Wave, sea |
1 Flote 2 Sort 3 Bruit 4 Swarth 5 Convertite | |
| 76 | Frugality, management |
1 Husbandry 2 Quarry 3 Opinioned 4 Take out 5 Martlemas | |
| 77 | To screw |
1 Knave 2 Cling 3 Seam 4 Vice 5 Friend | |
| 78 | To botch, bungle |
1 Fives 2 Bodge 3 Danger 4 Take in 5 Cue | |
| 79 | Discontented |
1 Mickle 2 Pretence 3 Constancy 4 Distempered 5 Suspect | |
| 80 | The name of a game; also called pigeon-holes |
1 Gallowglass 2 Quaint 3 Power 4 Buxom 5 Trol-my-dames | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | Confirming |
1 Lass-lorn 2 Featly 3 Averring 4 Limbeck 5 Vaward | |
| 82 | An aperture in a helmet |
1 Trenched 2 Convive 3 Sight 4 Tricked 5 Butt-shaft | |
| 83 | Bleacher |
1 Whitster 2 Whoop 3 Sheriff's-post 4 Licence 5 Sadly | |
| 84 | An instrument used for tuning a harp |
1 Sad 2 Tharborough 3 Wrest 4 Judicious 5 Leer | |
| 85 | Degraded |
1 Derogate 2 Tricking 3 Factious 4 Swinge-buckler 5 Sheen | |
| 86 | A cottage |
1 Cote 2 Taking 3 Sway 4 Gallimaufry 5 Outward | |
| 87 | Injury |
1 Corky 2 Scathe 3 Obsequiously 4 Charactery 5 Fehemently | |
| 88 | Ready |
1 Livelihood 2 Fulsome 3 Trash 4 Charactery 5 Prest | |
| 89 | The hinder part; hence, when applied to time, the past |
1 Offering 2 Sumpter 3 Descant 4 Backward 5 Depend | |
| 90 | Stockings |
1 Seniory 2 Virtuous 3 Harry 4 Broke 5 Nether-stocks | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | So far gone in pregnancy that the child is alive |
1 Know 2 Quick 3 Gust 4 Uncharged 5 Procure | |
| 92 | The van, that which precedes |
1 Capocchia 2 Rood 3 Vaunt 4 Setebos 5 Dout | |
| 93 | Without receiving the sacrament |
1 Custard-coffin 2 Unhouseled 3 Juvenal 4 Whiting-time 5 Moe | |
| 94 | Removal |
1 Corollary 2 Attasked 3 Remotion 4 Forfend 5 Argier | |
| 95 | Dead, dejected |
1 Brach 2 Honey-stalks 3 Discourse 4 Amort 5 Momentany | |
| 96 | To make advances to; accost |
1 Rush 2 Board 3 Bat-fowling 4 Whelked 5 Detect | |
| 97 | A disease in horses, attended with giddiness: hence any bewildering distress |
1 Beshrew 2 Staggers 3 Flewed 4 Trojan 5 Water-rug | |
| 98 | Mixed |
1 Tempered 2 Complement 3 Attend 4 Wrest 5 Biding | |
| 99 | Common |
1 Haggard 2 Stranger 3 Nether-stocks 4 Counterpoint 5 Vulgar | |
| 100 | To shift, to play tricks |
1 Lated 2 Verbal 3 Lurch 4 Clinquant 5 Colt |