adj. preponderant
(a) capable of being pressed into smaller compass
(b) prevalent
(c) incomprehensible
(d) very hateful
adj. delirious
(a) transmitting disease
(b) pertaining to stars or constellations
(c) moved to anger
(d) raving
adj. mischievous
(a) having two parts
(b) having a tendency to go back
(c) characterized by quivering or unsteadiness
(d) fond of tricks
adj. apposite
(a) appropriate
(b) lacking pity or sympathy
(c) toilsome
(d) frolicsome
adj. frowzy
(a) directed toward knowledge for its own sake without respect to applications
(b) slovenly in appearance
(c) awkward or slow
(d) illegal |
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adj. irreverent
(a) serving or tending to force
(b) showing or expressing a deficiency of veneration, especially for sacred things
(c) practical; useful
(d) odiously sinful
n. arrear
(a) any act of kindness or well-doing
(b) an utterly trivial distinction or objection
(c) something overdue and unpaid
(d) a word that contains of only one segment of speech
adj. comely
(a) adverse
(b) of or pertaining to the sense of smell
(c) handsome
(d) indirect; oblique; not direct or straightforward
adj. virtual
(a) being in essence or effect but not in form or appearance
(b) lying or directed perpendicularly to the horizon
(c) having many shapes or appearances
(d) wicked in the extreme
adj. perverse
(a) poor; indigent
(b) operative on, affecting or having reference to past events, transactions or responsibilities
(c) black-and-blue, as contused flesh
(d) unreasonable |
