adj. obstinate
(a) not easy to persuade; stubborn
(b) capable of getting along together
(c) elaborate; often referring to decorations
(d) possible danger; risky
adj. intricate
(a) describing a sharp taste or smell (e.g. odor); caustic in language or tone
(b) delicate; complicated; having many connecting factors
(c) small or of no importance
(d) very clear; apparent
adj. barren
(a) unfruitful
(b) not clearly connected; showing no patterns
(c) poverty-stricken
(d) causing fire (e.g. bomb); easily combustible
adj. infamous
(a) rudely brief
(b) having a bad reputation; well-known for something
(c) arrogant; overly proud
(d) not civilized; crude
v. deprive
(a) to weaken by adding something less strong to the original (e.g. a mixture)
(b) to keep someone from having or getting something
(c) to leave quickly and secretly and hide, especially to avoid prosecution
(d) to reveal |
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adj. cumbersome
(a) rudely bold; overly confident
(b) describing a feat or process performed by hand
(c) extremely angry; having very strong feelings
(d) bulky
adj. nonchalant
(a) fatal; deadly
(b) uninteresting (e.g. conversation); bland
(c) unreasonable; illogical; groundless
(d) not excitable; very casual
adj. apt
(a) suitable or quick to learn and attentive
(b) hidden (e.g. talent)
(c) indirect; sly
(d) existing in someone or something
adj. agile
(a) nimble; able to move in a quick and easy way
(b) rough (e.g. weather); harsh
(c) serious
(d) vividly realistic
adj. compatible
(a) rash; hasty; acting on impulse
(b) scattered thin or small amounts
(c) strong and robust
(d) capable of getting along together |
