adj. gruesome
(a) impolite; cheeky; rude
(b) vital; necessary
(c) horrifying; terrible
(d) cold; hard; or unfeeling
v. deplore
(a) to be sorry about
(b) to depart from the subject under consideration
(c) to obtain from a source; to reason; to infer; to deduce
(d) to blot out; to erase; to remove
adj. spry
(a) unable to be conquered; impregnable; unbeatable
(b) distorted in appearance; hideous
(c) moving easily; nimble
(d) cultured; wise about the world
adj. majestic
(a) safe; harmless
(b) describing actions after a person's death
(c) not believing in something; showing doubt
(d) grandeur; extravagant and luxurious
adj. hostile
(a) describing a high level of danger
(b) unfriendly (e.g. unwelcome)
(c) well known in a negative way
(d) good-humored in a good natured way |
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adj. insipid
(a) describing the breaks between successive sounds
(b) uninteresting (e.g. conversation); bland
(c) referring to the soul; having no body, form, or substance
(d) endless; vast
adj. amenable
(a) keen to the senses and emotions
(b) movable; flexible
(c) disposed to follow (e.g. advice); accountable; follows authority
(d) cultured; wise about the world
adj. paramount
(a) feeling comfortable
(b) very heavy and large
(c) chief; highly important
(d) huge
v. digress
(a) to dishearten
(b) to weaken by adding something less strong to the original (e.g. a mixture)
(c) to depart from the subject under consideration
(d) to cut or take apart, especially in biology or anatomy
adj. prime
(a) small in amount; scanty
(b) not busy; loose
(c) top in importance or quality; first
(d) healthy |
