n. phobia
(a) morbid fear
(b) vileness; wickedness
(c) libel; slander; calumny
(d) clause stating a condition or stipulation; restriction
n. temperament
(a) positive change
(b) high praise; commendation
(c) insincere or hypocritical statements of high ideals; jargon of a particular group or occupations
(d) one's customary frame of mind; disposition; nature; character
n. prattle
(a) beverage that is drinkable
(b) childish babble; chatter
(c) spasm; pang; agony; suffering
(d) legend; long story of adventure or heroic deed
n. autocrat
(a) state of being at rest or without motion; restfulness; calmness
(b) range or limit of one's abilities; rope or chain used to keep a boat from drifting or an animal from wandering
(c) hostility; opposition; conflict
(d) absolute ruler
n. melancholy
(a) depression; gloom; sadness
(b) large group or crowd
(c) bad reputation
(d) overbearing pride or presumption; egotism; arrogance |
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n. kinship
(a) family relationship; adoption; natural attraction; affinity
(b) form of government in which the supreme power is placed in the hands of a small, exclusive group
(c) briefness; shortness; conciseness
(d) supporter; follower; guerrilla fighter
n. ferret
(a) inexperienced person; young bird that cannot fly
(b) gesture of respect or reverence; reverent behavior
(c) outcome of another event; consequence; branch; bough
(d) small, weasel-like mammal
n. homage
(a) verse characterized by forced rhyme and meter; poorly written poetry
(b) honor; respect; esteem; appreciation
(c) strong dislike or repugnance; aversion
(d) original pattern or model
n. precept
(a) rule or direction of moral conduct; order; command; directive
(b) indulgence in one's appetites
(c) mystery; secret; perplexity; puzzle; riddle
(d) verse characterized by forced rhyme and meter; poorly written poetry
n. gravity
(a) seriousness; severity
(b) restraint; framework; raised edge of a sidewalk
(c) teacher; wise and faithful advisor; spiritual instructor
(d) act of rejoicing; joy; gaiety; glee |
