v. transmute
(a) return to consciousness
(b) walk with a lofty proud gait, often in an attempt to impress others; ruffle; prance; strut; sashay; cock
(c) change form
(d) cause to lose courage; scare off; pall; frighten off; scare away; frighten away; scare
v. intrude
(a) thrust oneself in as if by force
(b) show submission or fear; creep; cringe; cower
(c) cause aversion in; sicken; churn up
(d) extend on all sides of simultaneously; ring; skirt; border
v. transcend
(a) make false by mutilation or addition; warp
(b) be superior or better than some standard; overstep; pass; go past; top
(c) cause to be nervous or upset
(d) become thin; diminish
v. flail
(a) strike; beat; hit
(b) viewpoint; standpoint; attitude
(c) cause extensive destruction or ruin utterly; devastate; ravage; scourge
(d) sit on one's heels; scrunch
v. dismiss
(a) stop the flow of a liquid; staunch; halt
(b) make insensitive or callous; cauterise
(c) behave unnaturally or affectedly; act
(d) declare void |
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v. chase
(a) call upon in supplication; pray
(b) provide with military equipment
(c) cut a furrow into a columns
(d) chew (food); jaw
v. tipple
(a) divide into two or more branches so as to form a fork; fork; furcate; separate
(b) draft into active service; take over
(c) drink moderately but regularly
(d) spend frivolously and unwisely; dissipate; shoot; fool
n. setoff
(a) a young woman making her entry into society
(b) a small float usually made of cork; cork; bobfloat
(c) the systematic use of spies to get military or political secrets
(d) structure where a wall or building narrows abruptly; offset
v. mewl
(a) cry weakly or softly; pule
(b) make a characteristic sound, of a horse; whicker; whinny
(c) attack in speech or writing
(d) duplicate; copy
v. dally
(a) supply sparingly and with restricted quantities; scant
(b) tear down so as to make flat with the ground; dismantle; tear down; take down; pull down
(c) consider not very seriously; play
(d) grow worse; drop; degenerate |
