n. pavilion
(a) puzzle; riddle; problem
(b) large tent or covered area, usually used for entertainment; booth
(c) quality of being agreeable or eager to please; acquiescence; graciousness
(d) completion; finish; realization; perfection; culmination
n. arbiter
(a) clumsy or dumb person; simpleton
(b) person who pretends to have knowledge; impostor; fake; quack; fraud
(c) person who is authorized to judge or decide
(d) personal peculiarity; mannerism; eccentricity
n. motif
(a) period of inactivity
(b) image or likeness of a person; sculpted likeness
(c) theme; main idea
(d) moral corruption; badness; degeneracy; perversion; immorality
n. adulation
(a) stockpile; store; heap; hiding place for goods
(b) extra payment; tip; side income
(c) praise in excess
(d) person who lives secluded; loner; hermit
n. propensity
(a) natural tendency towards; bias; aptitude; tendency; inclination
(b) suggestion; inference; connotation; hint
(c) musical discord; disagreement; lack of harmony; inconsistency
(d) person who inflicts just punishment; retribution; rival |
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n. odium
(a) person who holds opinion contrary to that which is generally accepted
(b) hate; disgrace from a hateful action; enmity
(c) fortress; stronghold; castle
(d) cleft; crack
n. despotism
(a) tyranny; absolute power or influence; rule of a despot; dictatorship
(b) sharpness or bitterness in language or manner; rancor
(c) fake show intended to deceive; deception; pretense; diversionary tactic
(d) wealth; fortune; abundance
n. recession
(a) oddity; inconsistency; deviation from the norm; exception; deviation
(b) withdrawal; economic downturn; decline
(c) being fun; festivity; gaiety
(d) disapproval; condemnation
n. temerity
(a) intense dislike; scorn; contempt
(b) fear of foreigners or strangers
(c) that can be solved; that can be dissolved
(d) foolhardiness; impetuosity; rashness; boldness
n. perquisite
(a) appearance; being or manner; bearing
(b) quality of remaining calm and undisturbed; composure; emotional stability
(c) extra payment; tip; side income
(d) apprehension; uneasiness |
