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DMS Wordmasters II

Wordmaster part II 2014

TermDefinition
trifle 1. an article or matter of little importance (n) 2. to deal with lightly (v) s: trivial, what not a: important
infest 1. to harass (v) 2. to over run in an unwanted manner, especially as animals s: invade, siege a: flee
flamboyant 1. tending to attract attention due to striking boldness or bright, unusual style (adj) 2. a tropical tree with bright, red flowers (n) s: vain, overbearing, vivid a: plain, restrained
shard 1. a fragment, especially of earthenware (n) 2. a tough shell, esp. of a beetle (n) s: sliver, snippet a: pane, entire, whole
inculcate 1. to impress learning in someone's mind by forceful repetition (n) s: teach, instruct, glean a: eliminate
slovenly 1. untidy, especially in neatness and dress (adj) s: sloppy, slapdash a: sharp, smart, neat
knell 1. the sound of a bell rung slowly and steady 2. a continuous, mournful sound (n) S: moaning a: silence
bestow 1. to present as a gift (v) 2. to give something to a person or thing (v) 3. to provide housing for s: supplant, give a: withhold
hoary 1. white or grey with age (adj) 2. old or ancient s: trite a: modern, pristine
epitaph 1. an inscription on a tomb or monument (n) 2. a brief writing or poem of praise for the deceased (n) s: obituary a: code
abound 1. to exist in great quantities (v) 2. to be rich or well supplied (followed by "in") 3. to be filed (followed by "with') s: abundant a: meager, deficient
torrid 1. subject to parching burning heat (adj) 2. oppressively hot climate 3. passionate (adj) s: tropical a: arctic, cool
culvert 1. a drain or channel crossing under a road, sidewalk, sewer (n) s: gutter a: bridge
vex 1. to irritate, annoy, provoke (v) 2. to torment, worry (v) 3. to make subject to dispute (v) s: pester, anger a: soothe, cheer
servile 1. showing excessive willingness to serve others (adj) 2. lacking spirit for independence; of or appropriate to a slave (adj) s: subservient a: coxcomb
corruption 1. lack of integrity or honesty (n) 2. the act of causing someone to do wrong, esp. by bribery 3. evil conduct s: fraud, wickedness a: honourable, trusting
inflict 1. to cause someone to be experience or be affected by something unpleasant 2. impose losses on the enemy s: torment a: comfort
meticulous 1. doing something in an extremely accurate and exact way (adj) s: precise a: heedless
tidings 1. news, information (n) s: inform a: silence
exterminate 1. to get rid of by destroying (v) s: eliminate,blitz, siege a: create, help
staccato 1. music cut short with crisp detachment 2. abrupt, disconnected parts or sounds (adj) 3. a short manner of sound (n) S: interruption, snippet, sliver a: legato
throng 1. a multitude of assembled people 2. to crowd upon with many people s: mass, assemble a: scattering, few
purge 1. to free from impurities (v) 2. to rid of sin or guilt S: purify a: maintain
verdant 1. green with vegetation, esp. plants and grass 2. inexperienced,(college freshman, apprentice)(adj) s: flourishing, lush, new s: barren, experienced
peril 1. exposure to injury, loss, destruction (n) 2. to expect danger (v) s: danger a: safe
Created by: nnash
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