adj. winsome
(a) happy; cheerful; gay; jolly; mirthful
(b) wearisome; tiresome; dreary
(c) illegible; incomprehensible
(d) charming; sweetly attractive; handsome
adj. fraught
(a) touching; adjacent; successive; bordering
(b) loaded; charged
(c) without emotion or interest; sluggish and dull; indifferent; slow
(d) poor; poverty-stricken; needy; impoverished
adj. inert
(a) not real; rather artificial
(b) poisonous; noxious
(c) odd; peculiar; strange; unusual
(d) not reacting chemically; inactive; sedentary; neutral; inanimate
adj. fastidious
(a) having a stern look; having strict self-discipline; rigid; ascetic; modest
(b) difficult to please; dainty; choosy; critical
(c) joking in an awkward or improper manner; entertaining amusing
(d) biased; one-sided
n. curmudgeon
(a) ill-tempered person; stingy unpleasant person
(b) feeling of embarrassment due to failure or disappointment; humiliation
(c) violent or unrestrained anger; fury; rage
(d) charity; unselfishness; goodwill toward mankind |
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adj. malign
(a) not able to be heard
(b) having an evil disposition toward others; harmful; evil (opposite: benign)
(c) having to do with shepherds or the country; rural
(d) separated; not interested; standing alone; impartial; aloof
adj. formidable
(a) pleasing to hear
(b) moving in a random, directionless manner; aimless
(c) something which causes dread or fear; difficult; intimidating; awesome; frightening
(d) hidden; beyond human understanding; mystical; supernatural; secret
adj. ubiquitous
(a) abnormal; unusual; irregular
(b) sure to happen; unavoidable; certain; inescapable
(c) omnipresent; present everywhere
(d) pure; perfect; faultless
adj. sumptuous
(a) not on purpose; unintentional; heedless; negligent; accidental
(b) whitened by age; old; ancient
(c) filthy; wretched (from squalor); dirty; miserable
(d) involving great expense; luxurious
adj. erratic
(a) passionate; intense; enthusiastic; ardent
(b) disagreeing; disharmonious; unsuitable; irreconcilable
(c) unpredictable; irregular; unsettled
(d) plausible, but deceptive; apparently, but not actually true; superficially attractive |
