n. fortitude
(a) mixture or combination (often of metals); alloy
(b) mark of disgrace; stain
(c) firm courage; strength; bravery; courage; endurance
(d) unworldly young woman; character of an innocent girl
n. disparity
(a) difference in form, character or degree; inequality
(b) great wastefulness; large abundance of; excess; squandering; lavishness
(c) moral corruption; badness; degeneracy; perversion; immorality
(d) indefinitely long period of time; age
adj. complacent
(a) indifferent; submissive; nonchalant; self-satisfied; at ease
(b) of inferior quality; cheap; fake; phony
(c) terse and full of meaning; concise; succinct
(d) unreformable; unchangeable; uncontrollable
v. transmute
(a) to read carefully; to study
(b) to transform
(c) to stimulate as if by electric shock; to startle; to excite; to stimulate
(d) to defame; to blacken; to sully; to belittle; to criticize
n. kith
(a) relatives and acquaintances; family members
(b) waterfall; pour; waves
(c) interval; break; separation; interruption; opening
(d) food that is eaten; meal |
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adj. prescriptive
(a) of inferior quality; cheap; fake; phony
(b) of concern; significant; pertinent; related
(c) done by custom; unbending
(d) mild; harmless; favorable; gentle; compassionate
n. guile
(a) that can be solved; that can be dissolved
(b) false belief or opinion; illusion
(c) one's customary frame of mind; disposition; nature; character
(d) slyness; deceit; fraud; cunning; trickery
v. prattle
(a) to babble while speaking
(b) to huddle and tremble; to grovel; to shrink; to cringe
(c) to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand
(d) to dissolve; to become liquid; to melt
v. ingratiate
(a) to thin out; to weaken in intensity; to decrease
(b) to bring into one's good graces; to attempt to gain favor; act in a pleasant and agreeable manner
(c) to improvise; to make it up as you go along
(d) to associate; to join; to be in agreement
adj. pious
(a) making things worse; villifying; depreciatory
(b) spotted; blotched; defiled; impure
(c) religious; devout; dedicated; orthodox
(d) motionless; uncirculating; still; inactive |
