adj. dispassionate
(a) lack of feeling; impartial; calm; unbiased
(b) easily bent; pliable; supple; limber
(c) deeply rooted; ingrained; firmly established
(d) wordy; repetitive; unnecessary; superfluous; plentiful
v. stoke
(a) to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur
(b) to communicate in an orderly fashion; to talk
(c) to foretell something; to portend
(d) to feed fuel to, especially a fire
n. canard
(a) harness; collar; bond; connection
(b) quality of nobleness of mind; disdain of meanness or revenge; generous and unselfish act
(c) person who believes that a formal government is unnecessary
(d) false statement; rumor; hoax
v. hamper
(a) to support; to substantiate; to verify; to record for evidence
(b) to interfere with; to hinder; to delay; to impede
(c) to come down from one's position or dignity; to lower oneself; to patronize
(d) to make clear; to explain; to clarify
v. refurbish
(a) to drink quickly
(b) to corrupt; to debase; to make impure
(c) to connect; to associate with; to accept as a member
(d) to make new; to renovate |
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n. pommel
(a) stunned or bewildered condition; apathy; shock; daze
(b) hesitation in asserting oneself; lack of confidence; timidity; shyness
(c) chain to bind the feet; shackle; hindrance
(d) rounded, upward-projecting front of a saddle
adj. conventional
(a) polytheistic; hedonistic
(b) traditional; common; routine; customary; formal
(c) thin; slim; delicate; weak; sparse
(d) spotted; blotched; defiled; impure
n. alchemy
(a) offense; resentment; shade
(b) very small sum of money; very small creature
(c) harshness; vulgarity
(d) any mysterious change of substance or nature
n. quandary
(a) former period of time
(b) dilemma; state of confusion
(c) anything which creates a situation in which change can occur
(d) setting forth facts; public exhibition; show; clarification
adj. superfluous
(a) wrong; awry; wrongly; mistaken; erroneous
(b) unnecessary; extra; redundant
(c) not reacting chemically; inactive; sedentary; neutral; inanimate
(d) tempting; irritating; inciting; annoying |
adj. dispassionate (a) lack of feeling; impartial; calm; unbiased
v. stoke (d) to feed fuel to, especially a fire
n. canard (d) false statement; rumor; hoax
v. hamper (b) to interfere with; to hinder; to delay; to impede
v. refurbish (d) to make new; to renovate
n. pommel (d) rounded, upward-projecting front of a saddle
adj. conventional (b) traditional; common; routine; customary; formal
n. alchemy (d) any mysterious change of substance or nature
n. quandary (b) dilemma; state of confusion
adj. superfluous (b) unnecessary; extra; redundant
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