adj. irksome
(a) tedious; monotonous; frustrating; annoying
(b) sharp or harsh in language or temper; rancorous; bitter; caustic
(c) wise; prudent; sensible; discreet
(d) pertaining to money; financial
v. prognosticate
(a) to smile in a silly or affected way; to smirk
(b) to understand; to get to the bottom of; to measure the depth of
(c) to forecast; to foretell; to diagnose
(d) to read carefully; to study
n. exultation
(a) hired soldier; greedy person
(b) body (natural or artificial) which revolves around a larger body; generally a planet
(c) increase; profit; growth; addition
(d) act of rejoicing; joy; gaiety; glee
adj. bizarre
(a) very important; decisive; essential; difficult; essential
(b) queer; unusual in appearance; strange; outlandish
(c) contemptible; degrading; humiliating; ignoble; contempt; base; mean
(d) crooked; uneven; unsound; twisted
n. resentment
(a) keenness of mind; insight; astuteness; shrewdness
(b) general agreement; majority
(c) superficial appearance or show designed to impress one with superiority
(d) feeling of displeasure or indignation resulting from mistreatment or abuse |
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n. malice
(a) inherent quality; characteristic
(b) person who denies that God exists
(c) hostility; malevolence
(d) theft; stealing; robbery
n. deity
(a) person who distrusts everything; hater of mankind
(b) god; divine or supreme being
(c) witty or satirical poem or statement; letter; ingenious saying; proverb; phrase
(d) privilege or power attaching to a position; right
n. fracas
(a) curse
(b) act of rejoicing; joy; gaiety; glee
(c) disorderly quarrel; tumult; riot; skirmish
(d) incorrectness; unsuitableness
n. genealogy
(a) one's understanding; perception; consciousness; knowledge; awareness
(b) courteous respect for; honor; esteem; reverence
(c) record of a person's or a family's ancestors or relatives
(d) drawing that exaggerates certain physical characteristics
adj. aesthetic
(a) out of date; outdated; archaic; extinct; antiquated
(b) crooked; uneven; unsound; twisted
(c) lacking firmness; loose; limp; drooping; soft
(d) of beauty; pertaining to taste in art and beauty |
