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Abridged(verb) shortened without losing sense
Acrid(adj.) having a strong or unpleasant smell
Annex(noun) an addition to a larger part
Binocular(adj.) adapted for using both eyes
Carnage(noun) a massacre
Data(noun) information collected for reference
Distend(verb) to cause to swell by stretching from the inside
Epistle(noun) a letter
Factotum(noun) an employee who does all kinds of work
Flay(verb) to peel the skin off of
Grotto(noun) a cave
Overseer(noun) a person who supervises workers
Squeamish(adj.) easily made sick, faint, or disgusted by unpleasant images
Symbol(noun) something that represents something else
Transcribe(verb) to put into written form
Abstract(adj.) existing in thought, but not in reality
Adept(adj.) skilled at something
Antithesis(noun) a person or thing that is the opposite of something else
Betrothed(noun) intended partner in marriage
Copious(adj.) abundant in quantity
Credulous(adj.) believable
Demented(adj.) mentally ill
Earthy(adj.) resembling earth or soil
Eccentric(adj.) strange
Remit(verb) to refrain from inflicting
Sepulcher(noun) a small monument built of stone where a dead person is laid
Simile(noun) a comparison of things using the words "like" or "as"
Sleazy(adj.) sordid, corrupt, or immoral
Synthetic(adj.) made by chemicals to imitate a natural product
Tempo(noun) the speed of which music should be played
Undulate(verb) to move with a smooth, wavelike motion
Pander(verb) to offer cheap satisfaction
Cull(verb) to pick out
Gullible(adj.) easily deceived
Exorbitant(adj.) excessively high
Reprehensible(adj.) Deserving of rebuke
Transpose(verb) to reserve the order of or to write a piece of music in a different key
Bandy(adj.) bowlegged
Restitution(noun) a restoration of something to its original state
Alumni(noun) graduates
Credence(noun) belief in what another says
Titillate(verb) to excite pleasurably
Arbitrary(adj.) based on personal whim
intrepid(adj.) fearless, brave
Amphibious(adj.) living in water and on land
Resurgent(adj.) rising again
Pervade(verb) to spread throughout
Appraise(verb) to estimate the worth of or to judge the quantity of
Stilted(adj.) forced and unnatural
Treatise(noun) a formal essay
Stalwart(noun) fearless and sturdy
Conifer(noun) an evergreen, cone-bearing tree
Annotated(adj.) including explanatory notes
Hidebound(adj.) narrow-minded and old-fashioned
Conserve(verb) to save
Conserves(noun) jam
Embellish(verb) to add decorative details to something
Impassive(adj.) showing no feeling
Inaugurate(verb) to start formally
Bulwark(noun) defense
Skimp(verb) to spend as little as possible
Chasten(verb) to punish
Mannerism(noun) a peculiarity of speech or behavior
Impart(verb) to give
Sauve(adj.) gracious and self-assured
Detract(verb) to take away something
Virulent(adjective) highly infectious
Assiduous(adjective) marked by hard, steady effort
Remuneration(noun) payment for work done
Acquiesce(verb) to agree without protest
Abbreviated(adj.) shortened
Eschew(verb) to shun
Recoil(verb) to spring back
Writ(noun) a document ordering or forbidding some action or writings
Enclosure(noun) a space shut in on all sides or material accompanying a letter
Rime(noun) frozen mist or a poem
Nebulous(adj.) vague
Nebula(noun) a cloudlike group of stars
Epitome(noun) a person or thing typifying a quality
Ephemeral(adj.) short-lived
Paramount(adj.) most important
Temporal(adj.) non-spiritual
Demeanor(noun) a manner of something
Amorous(adj.) loving
Divulge(verb) to make known
Portcullis(noun) an iron grating that closes off a gateway
Gorge(verb) to eat greedily
Gorge(noun) a deep, narrow pass
Hilt(noun) a sword handle
Combine(verb) to bring together
Combine(noun) a group of business firms or a harvesting and threshing machine
Replenish(verb) to provide fresh supplies of
Chaos(noun) utter confusion
Rigorous(adj.) severe or strict
Guttural(adj.) deep-throated
Mimic(verb) to imitate usually in an offensive manner
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