n. nurture
(a) an excessive amount
(b) the process of fostering or promoting growth
(c) a city or district with its own government; city council; governing body of the local area
(d) a sudden outburst of any kind of activity
adv. et cetera
(a) and so forth
(b) for that or this
(c) extremely
(d) precipitately, as in diving
n. militarism
(a) the place where Christ was crucified
(b) any assemblage of pupils for real research in some specific study under a teacher
(c) an utterly trivial distinction or objection
(d) a policy of maintaining great standing armies
adj. inexcusable
(a) done as an experiment
(b) of barbarous, uncouth and unfamiliar aspect or action
(c) not to be justified
(d) speedy
n. secrecy
(a) chemical agent that destroys a harmful organism
(b) concealment
(c) seriousness
(d) a figure having many angles |
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adj. prescient
(a) transferable by assignment, endorsement or delivery
(b) rare
(c) allowing the passage of light
(d) foreknowing
n. souvenir
(a) beads strung on threads, formerly used among the American Indians as currency
(b) a private meeting of members of a political party to select candidates
(c) person who believes the teaching of another or who adopts and follows some doctrine
(d) a token of remembrance
v. extenuate
(a) to diminish the gravity or importance of
(b) to trespass upon
(c) to change in nature, substance or form
(d) to confiscate
v. admonish
(a) to give a name or epithet to
(b) to bridge
(c) to play at courtship with a woman
(d) to warn of a fault
n. sepulcher
(a) diligence; industriousness; stubbornness
(b) a burial-place
(c) a public teacher of the highest grade in a university or college
(d) a curve traced by a point on the circumference of a circle which rolls upon another circle |
