n. heresy
(a) original draft or record of a document; rules of behavior
(b) thrift; economical use or expenditure; meanness; stinginess
(c) very small sum of money; very small creature
(d) opinion contrary to popular belief
n. turmoil
(a) refutation; opposition; contradiction
(b) thrift; economical use or expenditure; meanness; stinginess
(c) pompous speech; pretentious words; trite cliches
(d) unrest; agitation; commotion; tumult; uproar
n. ingenue
(a) unworldly young woman; character of an innocent girl
(b) ironic; bitter humor designed to wound
(c) food that is eaten; meal
(d) way out; exit; going out
n. recidivism
(a) habitual or chronic relapse of criminal or antisocial offenses
(b) omission of words that would make the meaning clear
(c) any mysterious change of substance or nature
(d) witty or satirical poem or statement; letter; ingenious saying; proverb; phrase
n. aspirant
(a) person who goes after high goals; ambitious person
(b) noisy or disorderly crowd; retreat; terrible defeat
(c) principle accepted as authoritative; belief
(d) copy; reproduction; replica |
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n. imputation
(a) former period of time
(b) lending of money with an excessively high interest rate
(c) appearance of a supernatural being; sudden idea or thought
(d) charge; act of attributing a fault or misconduct to another
n. encomium
(a) supporter; defender
(b) condition of being physically agitated; disturbance
(c) ability to write easily and expressively; articulateness; eloquence
(d) formal expression of high praise; commendation; eulogy
n. dais
(a) quality; importance
(b) quality of being agreeable or eager to please; acquiescence; graciousness
(c) raised platform at one end of a room; stage
(d) sharpness or bitterness in language or manner; rancor
n. equinox
(a) person who is authorized to judge or decide
(b) pompous talk or writing; flowery speech coarse fabric; linen
(c) either of two points on the celestial sphere at which the ecliptic intersects the celestial equator
(d) place of safety or shelter; port; refuge; haven
n. sarcasm
(a) ironic; bitter humor designed to wound
(b) condition of being physically agitated; disturbance
(c) revolt; provocation of dissent
(d) ability to handle situations with skill and diplomacy; grace; delicacy |
