adj. jubilant
(a) not clearly connected; showing no patterns
(b) living, growing or practicing in or on water
(c) unfriendly (e.g. unwelcome)
(d) joyous; ecstatic
adj. orthodox
(a) threatening; often frightening
(b) describing rules and beliefs which are approved, especially by religion
(c) scattered thin or small amounts
(d) refers to war; warlike
adj. glib
(a) passionate
(b) fluent but insincere; smooth
(c) seeming to be the truth; apparently true
(d) strong and robust
adj. notable
(a) important; significant meaning
(b) delicate; complicated; having many connecting factors
(c) describing a small amount paid for a greater service or value
(d) genuine
adj. sparse
(a) scattered thin or small amounts
(b) disagreeably rough; stark
(c) shrewd
(d) indirect; sly |
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adj. prodigious
(a) very angry, showing strong feelings
(b) helping
(c) describing a very large size or amount
(d) plentiful; large in supply
adj. loath
(a) averse; unwilling; extremely reluctant
(b) brief but complete
(c) glaringly bad (e.g. injustice)
(d) disagreeably rough; stark
adj. invincible
(a) very busy; feverish
(b) having a bad reputation; well-known for something
(c) unable to be conquered; impregnable; unbeatable
(d) aggressive; often very structured
adj. defunct
(a) silly; foolish
(b) dead
(c) chief; highly important
(d) referring to good timing; timely
adj. intolerant
(a) elaborate; often referring to decorations
(b) fluent but insincere; smooth
(c) narrow-minded; unwilling or unable to respect others or their beliefs
(d) disposed to follow (e.g. advice); accountable; follows authority |
