v. affiliate
(a) to confirm the validity; to certify; to reinforce
(b) to connect; to associate with; to accept as a member
(c) to grow together; to merge; to unite
(d) to insure against; to pay for loss or damage; to reimburse; to compensate
n. facsimile
(a) denial
(b) lack of pride; modesty; humble state; meekness
(c) copy; reproduction; replica
(d) outcast; person who is rejected
adj. pecuniary
(a) virtuous; free of obscenity; pure; unaffected; modest
(b) pertaining to money; financial
(c) faithless; treacherous; deceitful; adulterous
(d) brave and strong; courageous; fearless
v. lunge
(a) to enfeeble; to wear out; to weaken; to incapacitate
(b) to affirm as true; to declare
(c) to move suddenly
(d) to organize laws or rules into a systematic collection; to arrange systematically
n. decadence
(a) decline in morals or art; decay; deterioration; falling into corruption
(b) penny pincher; stingy person; scrooge; cheapskate
(c) appearance; facade
(d) great wastefulness; large abundance of; excess; squandering; lavishness |
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n. predecessor
(a) maze; complicated network of passages; something confusing or bewildering
(b) person who has occupied an office before another; ancestor
(c) proposal; promise; determination; decision
(d) situation that has no solution or escape; standstill; hang-up; deadlock; dead-end street
v. abjure
(a) to defend; to shield
(b) to loiter; to waste time; to trifle; to flirt
(c) to give up
(d) to annoy; to irritate; to wear away; to make sore by rubbing
n. disdain
(a) the quality of sound which distinguishes one from another
(b) boredom; apathy; lethargy; tedium
(c) evil person; criminal
(d) intense dislike; scorn; contempt
n. phenomenon
(a) plunderer; raider; thief
(b) exceptional person; unusual occurrence
(c) something out of place in time (e.g. an airplane in 1492); something that is obsolete or out of date
(d) putting a curse on someone; talking negatively about another; slander
adj. munificent
(a) noble; honorable; candid; artless; honest; innocent
(b) working diligently; persistent; diligent; assiduous
(c) giving generously; lavish
(d) optimistic; cheerful; red; confident |
