adj. obdurate
(a) causing sleep; causing drowsiness
(b) filled with love and desire; charmed; delighted
(c) stubbornly persistent in wrongdoing; stiff-necked
(d) gloomy; sluggish
adj. erudite
(a) unwilling to be pacified or appeased; impossible to pacify; inexorable
(b) damp and chilly; clammy and wet; moist
(c) laborious; difficult; strenuous; hard
(d) having a wide knowledge acquired through reading; learned; knowledgeable; educated
adj. unruly
(a) not submitting to discipline; rebellious; disobedient; unmanageable
(b) not final or of a definite result; unconvincing
(c) living or happening at the same time; modern; current
(d) giddiness; lack of seriousness; silliness; flippancy
v. chortle
(a) to push away; to repel; to reject
(b) to combine; to join; to confederate; to merge; to unite
(c) to make a gleeful, chuckling sound; to laugh loudly
(d) to banish; to exclude
adj. addled
(a) having the qualities of a beast; brutal; barbaric
(b) rotten; spoiled; confused
(c) of concern; significant; pertinent; related
(d) extremely small; tiny; trivial; precise; petty |
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adj. haphazard
(a) resounding; re-echoing; reverberating
(b) impure in thought and act; lustful
(c) easily fooled; naive; credulous
(d) disorganized; irregular; random
adj. rabid
(a) full of insight; aware; comprehending
(b) with no shape; unorganized; having no determinate form
(c) infected with rabies; extreme fanatical
(d) lacking; empty
adj. abstemious
(a) acting superior to others; conceited; proud
(b) impartial; unbiased
(c) sparing in use of food or drinks; satisfied with little; moderate
(d) marked by hostility; spiteful; irritable; malicious
v. condone
(a) differ in opinion; to dispute; to differ; to oppose
(b) to belittle; undervalue; to discredit; to depreciate
(c) to coax with insincere talk
(d) to overlook; to forgive; to pardon
adj. mellifluous
(a) out of date; outdated; archaic; extinct; antiquated
(b) having a sweet sound
(c) wordy; repetitive; unnecessary; superfluous; plentiful
(d) pale in color; ashen |
