adj. idle
(a) serene; quiet; peaceful; tranquil; relaxed; calm
(b) plain; clear; visible; public; intentional; undisguised (Law)
(c) lazy; vain; unoccupied; unemployed
(d) somewhat
v. press
(a) to push; to iron; to remove creases or wrinkles; to confiscate for public or government use
(b) to be uncertain; to have misgivings
(c) to place one thing on top of another in a heap; to pile
(d) to suppose; to take on a position or duty; to accept an idea
v. interview
(a) to convey; to relocate; to hand over; to pass on
(b) to spring back
(c) to question formally; to evaluate through questioning
(d) to fulfill; to meet a request or requirement; to compensate; to remunerate
n. preventive
(a) place used by planes for takeoff and landing
(b) money (in a bank account); trust; confidence; respect
(c) gas pedal of a motor vehicle
(d) safeguard; something used to avert an unwanted situation
adj. incorrect
(a) dependable; reliable; accountable; liable
(b) about to happen; imminent
(c) simulated; feigned; make-believe
(d) wrong; erroneous; imprecise; unseemly; improper |
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adj. swift
(a) fast; immediate; prompt; smart
(b) gentle; soft; delicate
(c) pertaining to hearing and listening; sound
(d) keeping quiet; reserved; showing self-restraint
n. downsizing
(a) act of receiving; approval; state of believing in something
(b) something that is superimposed
(c) act of providing; provision; reserve; stock
(d) bringing something down to a smaller scale; lowering expenses
v. embrace
(a) to represent as the embodiment of perfection
(b) to accept; to belief; to hug; to hold tight
(c) to answer adequately or successfully
(d) to cut with a sharp quick stroke; to reduce; to lower; to criticize strongly
n. warning
(a) dishonesty; immorality; irregularity; unlawfulness; illegality
(b) caution; advice about danger; advance notice
(c) large batch of letters sent at one time by a single sender; rented property
(d) reiteration; act of redoing something
adj. coherent
(a) sticking together; consistent
(b) full of or accompanied by; charged with; laden with
(c) clear; exact; precise; quick
(d) well-versed; proficient; skilled |
