GRE Words # GRE/M104

v. prevail
(a) cover
(b) use persuasion successfully
(c) be asphyxiated; asphyxiate
(d) play boisterously; lark; rollick; run around
 
v. condole
(a) give a description of; describe; make a portrait of; portray
(b) talk indistinctly; maunder
(c) agree or express agreement; acquiesce
(d) express one's sympathetic grief, on the occasion of someone's death
 
v. retrograde
(a) get worse or fall back to a previous condition; retrogress
(b) move out of position; splay; slip
(c) bother; harass
(d) pour out
 
v. grouse
(a) make less visible or unclear; obnubilate; haze over
(b) increase the volume of
(c) place out of sight
(d) complain; crab; beef; squawk; bellyache; holler
 
v. addle
(a) assign to a class or kind
(b) soil with mud or muck; muck up
(c) cause to grow thin or weak
(d) become rotten

v. disinter
(a) make peace with
(b) divide into pieces; discerp
(c) bend the knees and bow in a servile manner
(d) dig up for reburial or for medical investigation
 
v. assent
(a) spend frivolously and unwisely; dissipate; shoot; fool
(b) agree or express agreement; acquiesce
(c) be wide open; yaw
(d) give away information about somebody; tell on; betray; give away
 
v. converge
(a) meet; assemble
(b) pronounce not guilty of criminal charges; clear; discharge; exculpate
(c) fight
(d) have doubts about
 
v. decapitate
(a) revoke formally
(b) serve as the inciting cause of
(c) cut the head of; decollate
(d) produce buds, branches, or germinate; germinate; pullulate; burgeon forth; sprout
 
v. extol
(a) pass or move unobtrusively or smoothly
(b) obtain or seek to obtain by cadging or wheedling; scrounge; cadge
(c) throw into great confusion or disorder; throw out of kilter
(d) praise, glorify, or honor; exalt; glorify; proclaim