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| Explanation of adulterate (verb) forms: adulterated; adulterated; adulterating corrupt, debase, or make impure by adding a foreign or inferior substance; stretch
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| Explanation of flout (verb) forms: flouted; flouted; flouting laugh at with contempt and derision; barrack; gibe
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| Explanation of balk (verb) forms: balked; balked; balking stoop short, as if faced with an obstacle, and refuse to continue; foil
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| Explanation of demur (verb) forms: demurred; demurred; demurring take exception to; except
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| Explanation of reprimand (verb) forms: reprimanded; reprimanded; reprimanding censure severely or angrily; rag; trounce; reproof; lecture
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| Explanation of appal (verb) forms: appalled; appalled; appalling fill with apprehension or alarm
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| Explanation of lionize (verb) forms: lionized; lionized; lionizing assign great social importance to; celebrate
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| Explanation of whet (verb) forms: whetted; whetted; whetting sharpen by rubbing
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| Explanation of enshroud (verb) conceal; hide; cover
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| Explanation of abduce (verb) advance evidence for; cite
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