adj. shady
(a) insensitive; materialistic; rude; ill-mannered
(b) foolishly idealistic; extravagantly chivalrous; impractical
(c) holding; persistent; consistent
(d) disreputable; obscure; indistinct
adj. superlative
(a) trifling; futile; insignificant; void; invalid
(b) done secretly; clandestine
(c) respectful; feeling or showing deep love, respect, or awe
(d) of the highest kind or degree
adj. dank
(a) damp and chilly; clammy and wet; moist
(b) marked by self-control; settled; sober
(c) clearly stated; characterized by conciseness; short and to the point
(d) harmful; malign; sinister; malicious
n. duplicity
(a) way out; exit; going out
(b) deception
(c) place to keep or a collection of wild or strange animals; zoo
(d) endurance
n. retroaction
(a) new life; rebirth; revival
(b) state of temporary suspension; inactivity
(c) reverse action; law which takes effect on a past date
(d) spirit; courage; ardor |
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adj. disingenuous
(a) not submitting to discipline; rebellious; disobedient; unmanageable
(b) careful; cautious; prudent; watchful; guarded
(c) expressionless; dull; inflexible; stiff; blunt
(d) not frank or candid; deceivingly simple; hypercritical; false; truthful
adj. aseptic
(a) passionate; intense; enthusiastic; ardent
(b) not truthful; dishonest; lying; deceptive
(c) not yielding; firm; steadfast
(d) germ free; uninfected
adj. finite
(a) cutting; keen or incisive words; incisive; forceful
(b) full of twists and turns; not straight forward; possibly deceitful
(c) measurable; limited; not everlasting; having limitations or bounds
(d) creaking; harsh; grating
adj. recluse
(a) disreputable; obscure; indistinct
(b) being hard to deal with; unsolved situation; troublesome
(c) solitary; alone
(d) extraneous; unexpected; nonessential; minor; secondary
adj. apocalyptic
(a) prophetic of devastation or ultimate doom
(b) wasteful; careless; not saving up for future needs
(c) deprived of; in a sad manner; hurt by someone's death
(d) having the same family; from the same source; similar in nature or form |
