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Claimant

SAT Word Power List # 8

QuestionAnswer
claimant NOUN MEANS: a person making a claim
cloister NOUN MEANS: a tranquil, secluded place
commodious ADJECTIVE MEANS: spacious, roomy, capacious
comprise VERB MEANS: to consist of; to include, to contain, to be made up of
congenial ADJECTIVE MEANS: pleasant to be around; social, agreeable
connoisseur NOUN MEANS: an expert, particularly in matters or art and taste
consensus NOUN MEANS: general agreement
coterie NOUN MEANS: a circle of close associates or friends
countenance NOUN MEANS: a person's face, especially the expression
coup NOUN (koo) MEANS: the violent overthrow of a government by a small group; a victorious accomplishment
Where there's Smoke there's Fire From 43 B.C. Popular in the 1500s. MEANS: there is always a basis for a rumor, no matter how untrue it appears; suspicious things usually mean that something is wrong
White Elephant From the 1800s. MEANS: any possession that is useless, unwanted, or costs a lot of money
Wild-Goose Chase Famous phrase in Romeo and Juliet. MEANS: a useless or hopeless search, especially because something does not exist or can't be found
with Flyer Colors MEANS: with ease and great success, in triumph
Without Batting an Eyelash From the early 1900s. MEANS: without showing emotion or interest, impassive
Wolf in Sheep's Clothing From the New Testament (Matthew 7:15) MEANS: somebody who appears harmless but is really dangerous
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