v. dilute (a) to pay out; to give away, usually funds (b) to keep someone from doing something (c) to go in different directions (d) to weaken by adding something less strong to the original (e.g. a mixture)
adj. infallible (a) movable and capable of being carried (b) of importance; relevant (c) unable to make a mistake or error (d) strange
v. elate (a) to leave quickly and secretly and hide, especially to avoid prosecution (b) to be sorry about (c) to make happy; to cause good feelings (d) to take away from
adj. penitent (a) to show remorse; repentant (b) good-humored in a good natured way (c) easily fooled; naive (d) slow moving
adj. incognito (a) to think highly of oneself; self-important (b) with real identity hidden; in disguise (c) distorted in appearance; hideous (d) ineffective; not skilled |
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adj. practicable (a) distorted in appearance; hideous (b) unkempt; not clean and untidy (c) capable of doing something; describing something that can be done (d) threatening and referring to evil and darkness
v. evoke (a) to make happy; to cause good feelings (b) to bring out; to summon; to recall to memory; to create new thoughts (c) to attack a name or reputation through libel or slanderous acts (d) to put on (e.g. clothing); to wear something
v. dispel (a) to delay temporarily (b) to drive away (c) to present incorrectly (e.g. facts) (d) to hate strongly
adj. devious (a) hard to believe; strange; remarkable (b) indirect; sly (c) sporadic; starting and stopping (e.g. rain) (d) highly skilled; proficient; expert
adj. perennial (a) capable of doing something; describing something that can be done (b) long time effects; lasts for a longer period of time (c) happening due to a natural reason; no planning (d) having a bad reputation; well-known for something |