n. picture
(a) substitution; substitute
(b) roll; roster; inventory; strip; band
(c) ten years; group of tens
(d) photograph; drawing; painting; film; embodiment
v. canvass
(a) to cross; to transport; to approve
(b) to vacillate; to waver; to vary; to change
(c) to examine; to debate; to scrutinize; to solicit votes or opinions
(d) to impose a tax or fine; to conscript troops
adj. evasive
(a) having the receiver pay the charges (for a phone call)
(b) judgmental; important; crucial; vital
(c) avoiding; tending to shrink; elusive
(d) keeping quiet; reserved; showing self-restraint
n. department
(a) military rank above captain; main subject of study chosen by a college or university student
(b) distance that an arm can extend
(c) division of a company; section; area
(d) programs which control the functions of a computer's hardware
v. propose
(a) to make clear; to concentrate
(b) to discern; to perceive; to pay attention; to observe; to remark
(c) to mark with an iron; to disgrace; to condemn
(d) to suggest; to recommend; to tender; to make an offer of marriage |
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v. suggest
(a) to hide; to keep secret; to cover up
(b) to propose; to mention; to imply; to hint; to evoke
(c) to fall on; to storm; to invade; to attack; to seize; to assault
(d) to give confidence; to promise; to pledge; to encourage
n. nomination
(a) part of a book; phase; stage; local branch of an organization
(b) parallelogram
(c) plan; aim; goal; purpose
(d) appointment; proposal of a candidate (for an office or an honor)
n. subsidiary
(a) bar; counting device
(b) company that is owned or controlled by another company
(c) least possible amount; smallest possible size; lowest degree
(d) large container; tank; tub
v. emulate
(a) to furnish with a caption or heading
(b) to disregard; to overlook; to refuse to recognize; to reject
(c) to imitate; to try to equal or excel; to take after; to copy
(d) can; to allow; to be possible; to wish
v. report
(a) to provide a detailed statement about an occurrence or situation; inform
(b) to support a proposal or statement; to endorse; to approve; to help; to assist
(c) to sign using the first letter or letters of a name
(d) to impose a tax or fine; to conscript troops |
