n. fledgling (a) something made up in the mind; imaginary story; notion (b) inexperienced person; young bird that cannot fly (c) being fun; festivity; gaiety (d) questionable remedy for difficulties; panacea
n. misanthrope (a) parts of entertainment; plan for dealing with a matter; coded instructions; schedule; agenda (b) person who distrusts everything; hater of mankind (c) personal peculiarity; mannerism; eccentricity (d) ironic; bitter humor designed to wound
adj. inanimate (a) spiritless; not animated; not endowed with life; inert; inactive (b) without equal; incomparable; matchless (c) regional; unsophisticated; narrow-minded (d) sure to happen; unavoidable; certain; inescapable
adj. emollient (a) shriveled; withered; shrunken (b) filthy; base; vile; foul; dirty (c) softening or soothing to the skin; having power to soften or relax living tissues (d) having a smell which is sweet or spicy; fragrant
v. rhapsodize (a) to deny; to refuse to acknowledge; to disclaim; to reject; to repudiate (b) to improvise; to make it up as you go along (c) to put money into a fund at fixed intervals (d) to speak; to write in a very enthusiastic manner |
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adj. shoddy (a) of inferior quality; cheap; fake; phony (b) morally lacking in restraint; lascivious (c) pompous; wordy; turgid; inflated; exaggerated (d) full; entire; complete; whole
n. fluency (a) doubter (b) slander (c) ability to write easily and expressively; articulateness; eloquence (d) person related through ancestry; relative; kin
adj. ecclesiastic (a) something which causes dread or fear; difficult; intimidating; awesome; frightening (b) religious; narrow-minded; provincial (c) wise; prudent; sensible; discreet (d) pertaining or relating to a church
v. oust (a) to mix; to massage; to shape; to squeeze (b) drive out; to eject; to evict (c) to profane; to violate the sanctity of; to pollute; to defile (d) to involve a lawsuit; to dispute legally
adj. gullible (a) pompous; wordy; turgid; inflated; exaggerated (b) easily fooled; naive; credulous (c) abrupt in manner or speech; curt; rude; unpleasant (d) obvious; clear; evident |