n. eradication
(a) false belief or opinion; illusion
(b) driving impulse; something which urges or drives
(c) severity; harshness; strict accuracy
(d) act of annihilating, destroying, or erasing; destruction; extermination
n. churlishness
(a) person who spends money extravagantly
(b) obesity; fleshiness; fatness
(c) crude or surly behavior; behavior of a peasant; lack of education
(d) spasm; pang; agony; suffering
n. gamut
(a) habitual or chronic relapse of criminal or antisocial offenses
(b) defense; shield; embankment
(c) positive change
(d) complete range; any complete musical scale; entire extent of anything
n. marauder
(a) admirer of the fine arts; dabbler; amateur; nonprofessional
(b) suggestion; inference; connotation; hint
(c) plunderer; raider; thief
(d) endurance
n. allegory
(a) person who smashes revered images; attacker of cherished beliefs; radical
(b) poem of lament and praise for the dead; dirge
(c) division in an organized group; separation into opposing parties
(d) symbolic description; metaphor |
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n. tether
(a) small amount
(b) range or limit of one's abilities; rope or chain used to keep a boat from drifting or an animal from wandering
(c) place to keep or a collection of wild or strange animals; zoo
(d) roundabout or indirect way of speaking; verbosity
n. feint
(a) person who indulges his desires without restraint; lecherous person
(b) noise which is loud and continuous; ruckus; loud racket
(c) fake show intended to deceive; deception; pretense; diversionary tactic
(d) shrillness or harshness of sound
n. reproof
(a) rebuke; accusation
(b) propensity of understatement; so slight as to be barely noticeable; elusiveness
(c) any private meeting or closed assembly
(d) revolt; provocation of dissent
n. welter
(a) teacher; professor; educator
(b) maintenance of stability
(c) ceasing; stopping
(d) confused mass; turmoil; chaos
n. epicure
(a) boredom; apathy; lethargy; tedium
(b) state of temporary suspension; inactivity
(c) person who has good taste in food and drink; gourmet
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n. eradication (d) act of annihilating, destroying, or erasing; destruction; extermination
n. churlishness (c) crude or surly behavior; behavior of a peasant; lack of education
n. gamut (d) complete range; any complete musical scale; entire extent of anything
n. marauder (c) plunderer; raider; thief
n. allegory (d) symbolic description; metaphor
n. tether (b) range or limit of one's abilities; rope or chain used to keep a boat from drifting or an animal from wandering
n. feint (c) fake show intended to deceive; deception; pretense; diversionary tactic
n. reproof (a) rebuke; accusation
n. welter (d) confused mass; turmoil; chaos
n. epicure (c) person who has good taste in food and drink; gourmet
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