n. cohort
(a) admirer of the fine arts; dabbler; amateur; nonprofessional
(b) absolute power; autocracy
(c) group; band; companion; friend
(d) ruination; purgatory; destruction; hell
n. charisma
(a) expert; authority (usually refers to a wine or food expert)
(b) person skilled in argument; disputatious person
(c) appeal; magnetism; presence; leadership ability
(d) beauty; attractiveness in appearance or behavior
n. epiphany
(a) appearance of a supernatural being; sudden idea or thought
(b) complete range; any complete musical scale; entire extent of anything
(c) talk one has with oneself (esp. on stage)
(d) something out of place in time (e.g. an airplane in 1492); something that is obsolete or out of date
n. table
(a) systematic list of details; chart
(b) charge; act of attributing a fault or misconduct to another
(c) decline in morals or art; decay; deterioration; falling into corruption
(d) resoluteness; act of being firm or determined; firmness
n. evasion
(a) coward; abject person
(b) person who lives secluded; loner; hermit
(c) avoiding of a duty; avoidance; dodging
(d) waterfall; pour; waves |
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n. coffer
(a) constantly quarrelsome woman
(b) exaggerated personal opinion; arrogance; excessive pride
(c) evil person; villain; rascal
(d) chest where money or valuables are kept; treasury; strongbox
adj. molten
(a) having a sarcastic quality; scornful; cynical; derisive
(b) melted
(c) mixed up; distorted; confused; falsified
(d) vulgar; crude; obscene
n. sanction
(a) co-conspirator; partner; partner-in-crime
(b) act of giving authoritative permission; approve; blockade; penalty
(c) supporter; follower; guerrilla fighter
(d) substance that contracts bodily tissues
n. genre
(a) kind; type; category; style
(b) overbearing pride or presumption; egotism; arrogance
(c) novel or play that uses humor or irony to expose folly
(d) reverse action; law which takes effect on a past date
n. ramification
(a) disaster
(b) novel or play that uses humor or irony to expose folly
(c) outcome of another event; consequence; branch; bough
(d) crude or surly behavior; behavior of a peasant; lack of education |
