v. transgress
(a) to break a law
(b) to send or give out
(c) to diminish in size and brilliancy
(d) to manage badly; to govern in an evil manner
v. vitalize
(a) to happen first
(b) to endow with life or energy
(c) to burn or sear as with a heated iron
(d) to preoccupy
v. legislate
(a) to make or enact a law or laws
(b) to remove or destroy the poison of infectious or contagious diseases
(c) to take; seize; cause to stop; delay; hinder; obstruct
(d) to displace
v. effervesce
(a) to remind oneself
(b) to bubble up
(c) to diminish or become less
(d) to gather and store away for the sake of accumulation
v. forego
(a) to exercise an arrogant condescension toward
(b) to drink deeply and in boisterous or jovial manner
(c) to derive or draw as a conclusion by reasoning from given premises or principles
(d) to deny oneself the pleasure or profit of |
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v. decorate
(a) to cut down or reduce in extent or quantity
(b) to enter or force a way into the interior parts of
(c) to cease to resist
(d) to embellish
n. tangency
(a) the state of touching
(b) hades
(c) rashness
(d) friendly counsel given by way of warning and implying caution or reproof
v. annihilate
(a) to obliterate
(b) to destroy absolutely and completely
(c) to invent
(d) to treat as a baby or an invalid
v. enervate
(a) to make familiar by use
(b) to cause to see clearly
(c) to render ineffective or inoperative
(d) to utter with complaining tone
v. broach
(a) to make familiar or conversant
(b) to mention for the first time
(c) to reunite after separation
(d) to estimate something less than the true worth |
