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SSAT - Page 3
SSAT book
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| Aloof | Keeping a distance |
| Banal | Unoriginal and boring |
| Belligerent | Hostile, warlike |
| Browbeat | To intimidate |
| Choleric | Irritable |
| Garrulus | very Talkative |
| Incompetent | Not able to do something properly |
| Insipid | Lacking interest, dull, boring |
| Ostentatious | Showy, pretentious |
| Pedantic | Overy scholarly, boring |
| Pugnacious | hostile |
| Ravenous | Extremely Hungry |
| Sanctimonious | Acting Morally superior, holier-than-thou |
| Abyss | A deep narrow pit |
| Barrage | A flood |
| Brig | the prison of a ship |
| Hovel | A shack |
| Indictment | The situation of having been charged with a crime |
| Quiver | A portable container for arrows |
| Plight | A bad situation, a predicament |
| Rue | To Regret |
| Adverse | Unfavorable, opposed, going against |
| Aggravate | To make worse |
| Assailable | Vulnerable |
| Corpulent | Excessively Overweight |
| Founder | To sink (as in ship) |
| Impasse | A deadlock, a point at which one can go no further |
| Incumbent | Someone who is currently holdinga political position |
| Insinuation | A sneaky suggestion of something bad |
| Mar | To spoil, to mark |
| Null | zero value (void) |
| Repudiate | To put down, to renounce |
| Ruse | A clever trick |
| Sedate | To calm, especially by use of a drug |
| Slander | A false and mean-spirited statement meant to injure someone |
| Superfluous | More than what is required or needed |
| Benign | Harmless (bene...benevolence) |
| Exquisite | Beautifully made or designed |
| Immaculate | perfectly clean, from dirt or strain |
| Robust | healthy |