n. coda
(a) omission of words that would make the meaning clear
(b) charge; act of attributing a fault or misconduct to another
(c) imitation
(d) concluding passage in music
n. cognate
(a) audacious (even arrogant) behavior that you have no right to; impudence; insolence; audacity; nerve
(b) person related through ancestry; relative; kin
(c) disaster; collapse; havoc; defeat; devastation
(d) anything to which one gives excessive devotion; idolized object
n. adversary
(a) enemy; foe; opponent; rival
(b) striking one object against another; rapping
(c) protective glove
(d) rest period; temporary delay
n. timbre
(a) unlimited authority; freedom of action
(b) the quality of sound which distinguishes one from another
(c) seriousness; severity
(d) model; typification; embodiment; archetype; exemplar
n. mimicry
(a) confused mass; turmoil; chaos
(b) imitation
(c) foolhardiness; impetuosity; rashness; boldness
(d) theft; stealing; robbery |
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n. burlesque
(a) comical imitation; mockery; caricature
(b) lack of emotion or interest; indifference; disinterest
(c) outflow of vapor of invisible particles; noxious odor; exhalation
(d) removal from office or power; testimony; dismissal
adj. omniscient
(a) acting as a dictator; demanding obedience
(b) loaded; charged
(c) having knowledge of all things
(d) dull; cloudy; non-transparent; frosted (about glass)
n. objective
(a) removal from office or power; testimony; dismissal
(b) gesture of respect or reverence; reverent behavior
(c) person who studies chemistry
(d) goal; purpose; target; aim
n. tutelage
(a) condition of being under a guardian or a tutor; guardianship
(b) amazement or terror that causes confusion; shock; dismay; alarm
(c) slyness; deceit; fraud; cunning; trickery
(d) unlimited authority; freedom of action
n. document
(a) exaggeration; overstatement
(b) area; sphere of activity; domain; region
(c) extreme frugality; miserliness; stinginess
(d) official paper containing information; deed; certificate |
