n. nostalgia
(a) state of happiness; high ability; talent; joy
(b) believer; enthusiast; fan; radical
(c) homesickness; sentimentality
(d) enemy; foe; opponent; rival
n. epitaph
(a) spirit; courage; ardor
(b) god; divine or supreme being
(c) witty remark; assault; journey
(d) inscription on a monument; in honor or memory of a dead person; commemoration
v. condone
(a) to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil
(b) to exclaim or utter suddenly; to blurt out
(c) to overlook; to forgive; to pardon
(d) to banish; to exclude
adj. heinous
(a) inclined to eat and drink excessively; greedy; voracious
(b) villainous; wicked; hateful
(c) different; varied
(d) resting; reclining
v. diversify
(a) to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office
(b) to draw out; to extract from
(c) to challenge; to disprove; to prove false
(d) to variegate; to make different; to increase the product range of a company; to offer new products |
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n. construction
(a) conclusion reached by reasoning from data or premises; speculation
(b) act of erecting (a building); meaning
(c) alliance; merging of various units into one unit; union
(d) meticulous person; fastidious person; strict person; fussy person
n. retribution
(a) reward or punishment exacted for an injury, wickedness or other action; requital; revenge; vengeance
(b) poise; composure; dignity; aplomb
(c) foolhardiness; impetuosity; rashness; boldness
(d) eager readiness; speed
adj. erudite
(a) threatening or showing evil; dishonest; malicious
(b) having a wide knowledge acquired through reading; learned; knowledgeable; educated
(c) untiring; persistent; industrious; inexhaustible
(d) moving from topic to topic; rambling
v. allure
(a) to attract; to tempt; to charm
(b) to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate
(c) to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive
(d) to make clear; to explain; to clarify
n. arbiter
(a) person who is authorized to judge or decide
(b) lover of books; book collector
(c) two words having the same sound but different meanings
(d) spirit; courage; ardor |
