n. itinerary
(a) systematic list of details; chart
(b) disapproval; expression of disapproval; criticism
(c) overflowing of high spirits; effervescence; exuberance; excitement
(d) travel plan; schedule; course; record of a journey
adj. estimable
(a) unequal; different; unlike; contrasting
(b) deserving respect; determinable; calculable
(c) full of insight; aware; comprehending
(d) on the surface; narrow minded; lacking depth
v. lambaste
(a) to scold or beat harshly; to rebuke strongly
(b) to throw goods overboard to lighten a vehicle; to discard; to get rid of
(c) to increase; add to; to make larger; to enhance; to multiply
(d) to give vent; to inflict; to perform
n. renascence
(a) song of praise or triumph
(b) decline in morals or art; decay; deterioration; falling into corruption
(c) trickery; deception; scheming
(d) new life; rebirth; revival
n. repast
(a) area; sphere of activity; domain; region
(b) food that is eaten; meal
(c) striking one object against another; rapping
(d) practice of lying under oath |
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adj. cloying
(a) mocking; cynical; crooked; askew
(b) fearless; not discouraged; impossible to frighten; bold; daring
(c) below the level of consciousness
(d) too sugary; too sentimental or flattering
adj. steadfast
(a) hasty; slight; brief; perfunctory; superficial
(b) loyal; consistent; persistent
(c) cheery; playful; convivial; merry
(d) quarrelsome; warlike
v. wane
(a) to free from guilt; to declare innocent
(b) to improve by adding details; to adorn; to decorate; to beautify
(c) to reject; to renounce; to abandon; to give up
(d) to gradually become less; to grow dim; to decline; to subside; to diminish
adj. subsidiary
(a) giving a service; being in a subordinate position; supplementary; auxiliary
(b) separated; not interested; standing alone; impartial; aloof
(c) involving great expense; luxurious
(d) containing associated meanings in addition to the primary one; hinting; implicational; suggestive
adj. petty
(a) religious; devout; dedicated; orthodox
(b) unimportant; of subordinate standing; small; insignificant
(c) having a bad reputation; notorious; deplorable; indecent; villainous
(d) sounding jarring; discordant |
