n. collusion
(a) slave
(b) closing section of a play or novel providing further comment; speech delivered to the audience after the end of a play
(c) secret agreement for an illegal purpose; conspiracy
(d) bruise; injury where the skin is not broken; swelling
n. rigor
(a) song of praise or triumph
(b) quitting; submission; abdication
(c) marshy land; mud; difficult situation
(d) severity; harshness; strict accuracy
n. autocracy
(a) rebuke; accusation
(b) situation that has no solution or escape; standstill; hang-up; deadlock; dead-end street
(c) person who does not conform to the norm; independent thinker
(d) absolute monarchy; government where one person holds power; dictatorship; despotism; totalitarianism
n. altercation
(a) secret cooperation in wrongdoing
(b) controversy; dispute
(c) eager readiness; speed
(d) symbolic description; metaphor
n. conviviality
(a) fondness for festiveness or joviality; festivity; friendliness
(b) bruise; injury where the skin is not broken; swelling
(c) indefinitely long period of time; age
(d) reasoning in order from general to particular |
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n. frugality
(a) basis for an argument; presumption; proposition
(b) thrift; economical use or expenditure; meanness; stinginess
(c) resoluteness; act of being firm or determined; firmness
(d) wealth; fortune; abundance
n. fetter
(a) chain to bind the feet; shackle; hindrance
(b) flow; continual change; fluidity
(c) concluding passage in music
(d) failure to grow
n. mien
(a) copy; representation; reproduction; duplicate
(b) appearance; being or manner; bearing
(c) approving or praising mention; award; honor
(d) quality of nobleness of mind; disdain of meanness or revenge; generous and unselfish act
n. exposition
(a) knowing about something before it happens; foresight
(b) large group or crowd
(c) imaginary land with perfect social and political systems
(d) setting forth facts; public exhibition; show; clarification
n. stigma
(a) state of being at rest or without motion; restfulness; calmness
(b) mark of disgrace; stain
(c) beginner; newcomer; novice
(d) maintenance of stability |
