adj. patronymic (a) formed after one's father's name (b) incapable of being forced, constrained or compelled (c) relating to a region in northern France (d) pertaining to the throat
adj. angular (a) exhibiting or indicating omission (b) sharp-cornered (c) extreme; fanatical (d) improvident
adj. amphibious (a) cutting deeply and quickly (b) succulent (c) living both on land and in water (d) a syllable or member of a series that is last but one
adj. definite (a) pertaining to edible grain or farinaceous seeds (b) impassive to feelings of humanity or pity (c) shocking in conduct (d) having an exact signification or positive meaning
adj. laxative (a) offering or tending to produce resistance (b) having power to open or loosen the bowels (c) highly profitable (d) involving or requiring much sitting |
|
adj. presentient (a) composed of small grains or particles (b) perceiving or feeling beforehand (c) quarrelsome (d) capable of being conducted or transmitted
adj. technic (a) pushing; thrusting; driving; moving forward (b) inclined to strong exhibition or expression of feeling or thoughts (c) practical; useful (d) not to be justified
adj. off (a) farther or more distant (b) stimulating to thought or reflection (c) unceasing (d) delivering bad news; foreboding; threatening
adj. receptive (a) servilely following another's behests (b) without spirit or bravery (c) a published notice of a death (d) having the capacity, quality or ability of receiving, as truths or impressions
adj. impecunious (a) serving to water lands by artificial means (b) having many shapes or appearances (c) relating to physical or, especially, sexual pleasure (d) having no money |
adj. patronymic (a) formed after one's father's name adj. angular (b) sharp-cornered adj. amphibious (c) living both on land and in water adj. definite (d) having an exact signification or positive meaning adj. laxative (b) having power to open or loosen the bowels adj. presentient (b) perceiving or feeling beforehand adj. technic (c) practical; useful adj. off (a) farther or more distant adj. receptive (d) having the capacity, quality or ability of receiving, as truths or impressions adj. impecunious (d) having no money
|