v. juxtapose
(a) to put side-by-side
(b) to include within a larger group
(c) to make a journey; to migrate
(d) to attack with words; to question the truthfulness or integrity; to challenge
n. glutton
(a) piece of work imitating another in a satirical manner; poor imitation
(b) vileness; wickedness
(c) point directly overhead in the sky; highest point; climax
(d) person who eats and drinks to excess; overeater
v. reiterate
(a) to attack with words; to question the truthfulness or integrity; to challenge
(b) to make weak; to weaken
(c) to say again
(d) to variegate; to make different; to increase the product range of a company; to offer new products
adj. truculent
(a) probable; feasible; logical; conceivable
(b) fierce; savage; cruel; destructive; harsh; barbaric
(c) starting to grow or develop
(d) touchable; clear; obvious; substantial; tangible
adj. blighted
(a) dangerous; harmful; destructive; malignant
(b) causing frustration or destruction
(c) without equal; incomparable; matchless
(d) going beyond what is reasonable; excessive; expensive; disproportionate |
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adj. infamous
(a) easy to see; noticeable; obvious
(b) astonished; amazed; horrified; terrified; appalled
(c) deceptive beauty; alluring by attractive appearance; lewd
(d) having a bad reputation; notorious; deplorable; indecent; villainous
n. dilettante
(a) thing which is joined together; assemblage
(b) admirer of the fine arts; dabbler; amateur; nonprofessional
(c) resoluteness; act of being firm or determined; firmness
(d) connection; link; contact; conspiracy
n. demur
(a) act of clarifying; adding details; act of improving; careful planning
(b) objection; misgiving; hesitation
(c) state of being the same in power, value, or rank; equality
(d) rounded, upward-projecting front of a saddle
adj. abject
(a) sparing in use of food or drinks; satisfied with little; moderate
(b) rebellious; apt to quarrel; stubborn
(c) of the worst or lowest degree
(d) harmful to one's health
v. repudiate
(a) to destroy completely; to erase
(b) to obey; yield to; to pay attention; to listen to
(c) to babble while speaking
(d) to disown; to deny support for; to reject; to cancel; to refuse |
