n. rush
(a) weather conditions; surrounding conditions; atmosphere; setting
(b) speed; haste; sudden increase in activity or speed
(c) statement which denies responsibility or affiliation; repudiation; denial
(d) good deal; agreement; item that has been bought at a specially low price
n. backup
(a) ten years; group of tens
(b) combination; conjunction; group; mixture
(c) copying of data for safety purposes; substitute; reserve; spare
(d) request; plea; petition for a new trial or judgment
n. parentheses
(a) grouping symbols ()
(b) list of subjects or other information arranged in alphabetical order; indicator; sign
(c) surroundings; conditions in which someone or something lives
(d) group of twenty items; debt; account; bill; grade on a test
n. prescription
(a) forming of mental pictures to control bodily processes
(b) hold; understanding; knowledge; realization
(c) written order for a medication; instruction; directive; order; command
(d) citation; commercial offer
n. boiler room
(a) a fraud scheme involving cold calling
(b) group of judges; board; band; strip; crew; staff
(c) bill; money made of paper
(d) base; fundament; substructure; establishing; institution |
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n. fabric
(a) an interest percentage that changes over time
(b) blister; gas-filled sac
(c) progress; advance
(d) textile; weave; structure; framework; construction
n. consortium
(a) partnership; association
(b) advice; person who gives advice; attorney; lawyer
(c) shelves used to store printed items
(d) survey; review; news reporting; insurance
n. likelihood
(a) partner company; distributor
(b) probability; chance; feasibility; possibility
(c) enjoyment; amusement; entertainment; delight; joy
(d) leaflet; booklet; printed product information
n. bulk
(a) condition; circumstance; location; position; job; place of employment
(b) change; adjustment, agreement; adaptation; restriction
(c) roll; roster; inventory; strip; band
(d) volume; mass; main part; most
n. temper
(a) distance that an arm can extend
(b) defense; shelter; safety
(c) stability; consistency; continuousness; unbroken succession
(d) disposition; mood |
