Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
1 | n. One who directs affairs with skill and shrewdness. |
1 overlord 2 tactician 3 tribune 4 prattle 5 mountainous | |
2 | v. To make gestures or motions, as in speaking, or in place of speech. |
1 gesticulate 2 blaspheme 3 magician 4 inexcusable 5 cranium | |
3 | adj. Smelling sweet and agreeable. |
1 redolent 2 control 3 alchemy 4 privilege 5 vaccinate | |
4 | adj. Pertaining to time before the world's creation. |
1 detest 2 hackney 3 Calvinize 4 antemundane 5 sympathize | |
5 | n. A drama with a romantic story or plot and sensational situation and incidents. |
1 polygamy 2 overseer 3 inadvisable 4 Milky Way 5 melodrama | |
6 | n. One who navigates the air, a balloonist. |
1 affable 2 invincible 3 uproot 4 aeronaut 5 monomania | |
7 | adj. Definitely limited or fixed. |
1 ductile 2 gradation 3 determinate 4 retrospect 5 inexorable | |
8 | adj. Impenetrable. |
1 emulate 2 impervious 3 adjudge 4 squalid 5 whine | |
9 | n. One who doubts any statements. |
1 foresail 2 virtuoso 3 percipient 4 skeptic 5 positive | |
10 | adj. Lacking warmth of manner. |
1 chancery 2 tilth 3 ineligible 4 sebaceous 5 wintry | |
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11 | v. To lessen or destroy the luster of in any way. |
1 tarnish 2 out-of-the-way 3 verity 4 spheroid 5 deleterious | |
12 | adj. Of, or pertaining to, or like a city. |
1 urban 2 chattel 3 admittance 4 unconscionable 5 apotheosis | |
13 | n. The science and art of teaching |
1 bale 2 pedagogy 3 pioneer 4 benefice 5 diaphanous | |
14 | v. To unclothe. |
1 disrobe 2 regent 3 globose 4 navel 5 effeminate | |
15 | adj. Not difficult to do. |
1 facile 2 deforest 3 commute 4 vituperable 5 forerun | |
16 | adj. Savage. |
1 redolence 2 inhuman 3 decameter 4 islet 5 explicit | |
17 | n. An uncastrated male horse, commonly one kept for breeding. |
1 enigma 2 stallion 3 orgies 4 mechanics 5 apprehensible | |
18 | adj. Perceptible by sight. |
1 visual 2 malignant 3 remonstrate 4 molt 5 gluttonous | |
19 | n. One who or that which is only of temporary existence. |
1 transient 2 apparent 3 pleasurable 4 optic 5 course | |
20 | n. Loss of purity or integrity. |
1 scrupulous 2 encomium 3 needy 4 corruption 5 comely | |
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21 | n. Any act of saving property. |
1 conservatory 2 terminate 3 involuntary 4 homogeneity 5 salvage | |
22 | n. The quality of being able to reinforce sound by sympathetic vibrations. |
1 resonance 2 preoccupation 3 intellectual 4 extort 5 licit | |
23 | v. To build again or anew. |
1 archaism 2 frizz 3 sedate 4 interpreter 5 rebuild | |
24 | n. Displacement by authority from an office or an employment. |
1 consumption 2 loot 3 dismissal 4 imaginable 5 repetition | |
25 | n. The act of persuading. |
1 imitator 2 descent 3 sapient 4 adulterate 5 suasion | |
26 | v. To evade the search or pursuit of by dexterity or artifice. |
1 elude 2 onslaught 3 optometry 4 officious 5 aural | |
27 | n. The three-pronged fork that was the emblem of Neptune. |
1 creamery 2 trident 3 inaccessible 4 humbug 5 conformable | |
28 | n. A covered recess connected with or at the side of a larger room. |
1 oculist 2 bronchitis 3 alcove 4 assassin 5 misnomer | |
29 | v. To move with a circling or winding motion. |
1 staid 2 liege 3 admonition 4 pagan 5 convolve | |
30 | adj. Even-tempered. |
1 nondescript 2 commute 3 prescient 4 diatomic 5 sedate | |
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31 | n. A figure of speech in which one object is likened to another, by speaking as if the other. |
1 metaphor 2 livid 3 designate 4 momentum 5 overpass | |
32 | adj. Corporeal. |
1 wearisome 2 annihilate 3 overdo 4 bodily 5 epicure | |
33 | adj. Invincible. |
1 protagonist 2 mite 3 insuperable 4 putrescent 5 reflection | |
34 | adj. Shameful. |
1 obsolete 2 rapt 3 inglorious 4 manumission 5 Spartan | |
35 | n. The coalescence of two vowels or syllables, as e'er for ever. |
1 syneresis 2 curio 3 brogan 4 transience 5 baffle | |
36 | v. To mix and work into a homogeneous mass, especially with the hands. |
1 refract 2 modulate 3 inmost 4 bedeck 5 knead | |
37 | adj. Candid, frank, or open in character or quality. |
1 burnish 2 disrepute 3 microphone 4 man-eater 5 ingenuous | |
38 | n. An instrument for illustrating the laws of rotation. |
1 sequacious 2 immoral 3 gendarme 4 invidious 5 gyroscope | |
39 | n. Fulfillment. |
1 insurgent 2 fruition 3 Briticism 4 bacterium 5 whimsical | |
40 | n. A grotesque imitation. |
1 arid 2 travesty 3 foreordination 4 declarative 5 benison | |
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41 | n. The pretended forecast of future events or discovery of what is lost or hidden. |
1 baffle 2 consumption 3 magnet 4 divination 5 virtu | |
42 | adj. Belonging to or suggestive of the spring. |
1 incipience 2 vernal 3 recapture 4 domicile 5 litigious | |
43 | v. To stretch out too far. |
1 despot 2 imbibe 3 overreach 4 hypercritical 5 emaciate | |
44 | v. To deduce, as from a premise. |
1 abbey 2 bemoan 3 quandary 4 queue 5 derive | |
45 | n. The principal portion. |
1 regenerate 2 bureau 3 generality 4 separatist 5 artless | |
46 | adj. Prior. |
1 enthrone 2 sanctity 3 maleficent 4 replete 5 anterior | |
47 | v. To withdraw from union or association, especially from a political or religious body. |
1 boycott 2 proselyte 3 secede 4 consonant 5 diplomat | |
48 | adv. Frigidly. |
1 illusory 2 icily 3 disrobe 4 alacrity 5 inexhaustible | |
49 | adj. A full and formal style of utterance. |
1 impassive 2 urban 3 accomplice 4 declamatory 5 phenomenon | |
50 | v. To cut through or into so as to divide. |
1 emporium 2 joggle 3 corruptible 4 intersect 5 vapid | |
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51 | adj. Willing and ready to submit. |
1 facial 2 variation 3 amenable 4 compunction 5 hiatus | |
52 | adj. Prevalent. |
1 urbanity 2 intension 3 rife 4 opportune 5 preponderant | |
53 | adj. Making an ostentatious display or hypocritical pretense of holiness or piety. |
1 sanctimonious 2 morose 3 spectator 4 irresistible 5 compressible | |
54 | n. Pertaining to the eye or vision. |
1 inquisition 2 optic 3 tercentenary 4 vegetarian 5 rigmarole | |
55 | v. To imbue with life or animation. |
1 amplitude 2 indiscriminate 3 galvanize 4 buffoon 5 denominator | |
56 | n. A single-colored napped woolen fabric used for table-covers, curtains, etc. |
1 baize 2 granular 3 specialize 4 magnitude 5 mendacious | |
57 | n. A person engaged in manufacturing as a business. |
1 manufacturer 2 off 3 junction 4 technique 5 remuneration | |
58 | n. A person given to saving and hoarding unduly. |
1 estrange 2 interpreter 3 fugacious 4 cohesion 5 miser | |
59 | v. To cut apart or to pieces. |
1 encroach 2 antic 3 destitute 4 dissect 5 fungous | |
60 | v. To put into a wrong place. |
1 omniscience 2 ingraft 3 despite 4 misplace 5 probe | |
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61 | n. Voluntary withdrawal from fellowship, especially from political or religious bodies. |
1 solvent 2 secession 3 infallible 4 incite 5 postdate | |
62 | n. The whole of any sphere or department of nature or knowledge to which man is related. |
1 exempt 2 macrocosm 3 evanescent 4 centenary 5 convulse | |
63 | n. An ecclesiastical council. |
1 synod 2 acme 3 miniature 4 obligate 5 bustle | |
64 | adj. Conspicuous in position, character, or importance. |
1 asexual 2 hindrance 3 prominent 4 terrify 5 lattice | |
65 | n. The act of bending. |
1 dejection 2 engender 3 flection 4 foreground 5 comprehensive | |
66 | n. A castle or manor-house. |
1 procrastination 2 chateau 3 rondo 4 incapacitate 5 interrupt | |
67 | adj. Abundant or superabundant in growth. |
1 significance 2 luxuriant 3 auditory 4 bumper 5 parish | |
68 | adj. Incredible. |
1 albeit 2 respite 3 deject 4 superintendence 5 fabulous | |
69 | v. To prevent. |
1 emphasis 2 anarchy 3 gynecology 4 preclude 5 mallet | |
70 | v. To give a signal to, by nod or gesture. |
1 beck 2 ordeal 3 depopulate 4 systematic 5 biped | |
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71 | adj. Easily led or controlled. |
1 tractable 2 autopsy 3 infrequent 4 patronymic 5 invidious | |
72 | v. To maltreat. |
1 therefor 2 vertigo 3 ardor 4 misuse 5 yearling | |
73 | n. Open robbery, as in war. |
1 righteousness 2 clement 3 pillage 4 folk-lore 5 gluttonous | |
74 | adj. Pliable. |
1 non-existent 2 descendant 3 elapse 4 insufficient 5 flexible | |
75 | v. To be pushed or to push oneself into undue prominence. |
1 preponderate 2 germinate 3 obtrude 4 ascribe 5 commodity | |
76 | n. A violent issue, especially of passion in an individual. |
1 outburst 2 nestling 3 prevalence 4 enlighten 5 delicacy | |
77 | n. An obstruction or plugging up of an artery or other blood-vessel. |
1 revelation 2 legislative 3 collusion 4 retrospective 5 embolism | |
78 | v. To repeat again the principal points of. |
1 recapitulate 2 unlawful 3 neopaganism 4 symmetry 5 expectancy | |
79 | adj. Having no distinct sexual organs. |
1 menagerie 2 repute 3 heinous 4 asexual 5 telescope | |
80 | n. Chivalry. |
1 collapse 2 egregious 3 knighthood 4 Antarctic 5 crevice | |
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81 | adj. Thoroughly informed. |
1 conversant 2 paternal 3 conscript 4 propeller 5 valid | |
82 | adj. Frank. |
1 guileless 2 kerchief 3 feint 4 embark 5 bulrush | |
83 | n. A three-legged stand, usually hinged near the top, for supporting some instrument. |
1 left-handed 2 consolidate 3 exegesis 4 foreshore 5 tripod | |
84 | n. A violent shock to some organ by a fall or a sudden blow. |
1 Britannia 2 undersized 3 concussion 4 collaborate 5 persist | |
85 | v. To recover. |
1 apothecary 2 abut 3 virulence 4 recuperate 5 atheism | |
86 | n. An act or proceeding designed to bring about some event. |
1 preparation 2 safeguard 3 dispel 4 predominant 5 counter-claim | |
87 | n. A great Hindu prince. |
1 prima 2 optometry 3 intelligible 4 maharaja 5 preestablish | |
88 | n. Chemistry of the middle ages, characterized by the pursuit of changing base metals to gold. |
1 conscientious 2 differentia 3 maroon 4 alchemy 5 timbre | |
89 | n. A morbid process in some part of the body characterized by heat, swelling, and pain. |
1 bawl 2 transition 3 depreciate 4 inflammation 5 personality | |
90 | adj. Negligent. |
1 liquidate 2 midsummer 3 resistive 4 antechamber 5 remiss | |
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91 | n. A tree. |
1 arbor 2 rudimentary 3 massacre 4 motto 5 exhaustive | |
92 | v. To give a crinkled, fluffy appearance to. |
1 head foremost 2 frizz 3 recrudescence 4 obsolescent 5 cajolery | |
93 | n. Any remedy which, when applied externally, dries up or absorbs moisture, as that of wounds. |
1 liking 2 desiccant 3 relinquish 4 abstinence 5 witchcraft | |
94 | n. A connection with a particular nation. |
1 nationality 2 fallacious 3 constable 4 jocose 5 millet | |
95 | n. A step attached to the bit for controlling a horse or other draft-animal. |
1 judicature 2 noisome 3 accompany 4 rein 5 empower | |
96 | n. A polar projection of the heavens on a chart. |
1 planisphere 2 hypnosis 3 inaccurate 4 inquisitive 5 coercion | |
97 | n. Any place of exit. |
1 bristle 2 dehydrate 3 clumsy 4 transfer 5 egress | |
98 | n. The killing, especially the murdering, of one's mother. |
1 stagnant 2 denote 3 adjutant 4 rapacious 5 matricide | |
99 | v. To catch or take hold of suddenly and forcibly. |
1 sequence 2 craving 3 seize 4 pervert 5 stationary | |
100 | v. To cause to withdraw or retire, as from society or public life. |
1 juvenile 2 boatswain 3 sequester 4 reconnoiter 5 laud |