n. equanimity
(a) harsh, inharmonious collection of sounds; dissonance
(b) enthusiast; extremist; zealot
(c) quality of remaining calm and undisturbed; composure; emotional stability
(d) belief; faith; fidelity
n. astringent
(a) substance that contracts bodily tissues
(b) sudden feeling of uneasiness or doubt; regret; sorrow
(c) appeal; magnetism; presence; leadership ability
(d) spasm; pang; agony; suffering
n. optimist
(a) person who hopes for the best; sees the good side
(b) condition of being under a guardian or a tutor; guardianship
(c) person who is intelligent; scholar
(d) hymn for a funeral; song or poem expressing lament
n. utopia
(a) act of giving authoritative permission; approve; blockade; penalty
(b) imaginary land with perfect social and political systems
(c) original pattern or model
(d) practice of lying under oath
n. amity
(a) art of taking something for oneself; seizure
(b) friendly relations; friendship
(c) fortress set up high to defend a city; stronghold
(d) fondness for festiveness or joviality; festivity; friendliness |
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n. stamina
(a) endurance
(b) amazement or terror that causes confusion; shock; dismay; alarm
(c) person who is authorized to judge or decide
(d) act of clarifying; adding details; act of improving; careful planning
n. initiate
(a) person who possesses special or secret knowledge
(b) enthusiast; extremist; zealot
(c) spontaneous motion; mobility
(d) reverse action; law which takes effect on a past date
n. knavery
(a) faithfulness; honesty; precision; adherence to detail; loyalty
(b) binding and solemn agreement; contract; treaty
(c) dishonest act; deception; fraud; villainy
(d) restraint; framework; raised edge of a sidewalk
n. symmetry
(a) order; charge; authorization; command
(b) liking for; attraction; affinity
(c) correspondence of parts; harmony
(d) disease affecting animals
n. pedagogue
(a) teacher; professor; educator
(b) sudden, unpredictable or whimsical change; impulse
(c) practice of lying under oath
(d) slyness; deceit; fraud; cunning; trickery |
