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Horribly Hard Quiz
Definitions 1-54
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| ingenuous | Lacking in cunning, guile, or worldliness; artless |
| excess | To much of,a lot, over amount |
| puerile | Childish suited for children and not mature |
| tardiness | very late and never on time |
| otiose | lazy, uninterested in being active |
| garb | a new trend in clothing baggie and with stripped |
| Fey | mystical and lucky |
| awry | strayed from course gone wrong |
| uttering | says something under their breath very quietly |
| putrid | something dark putrid and repulsive |
| waggish | to be humerus in a high spirited fashion |
| lame | not cool someone who is not popular or something that is not cool or popular, out of the ordinary |
| vapid | tasteless,flavorless, flat, lifeless, boring, lacking fun |
| sagacious | someone who is really wise and has a lot of sense |
| clamor | a lot of noise loud and very busy |
| erudite | knowing a lot in one subject |
| regale | to entertain agreeably |
| aspiration | sweat and determination to do something |
| eloquent | to be loud and not shy, very good quality work and always try very hard |
| articulate | advanced and use higher level vocabulary |
| deter | to stop and prevent and talk sense into someone to get them to not to something |
| affront | a diliberite insult to harm someone, to offend pride or dignity of someone else that thinks they are cool |
| glower | to look or stare with sullen dislike |
| insipid | annoying and very disruptive |
| deftly | nimble,skillful,clever, able to work with hands |
| ensue | to follow in order, come afterword come in immediate succession |
| amicable | friendly, showing goodwill |
| odious | causing hatred |
| concur | work together, combine |
| fervor | great warmth and heat |
| query | not so sure very timid |
| chartreuse | a liquor of a color yellow and green |
| abode | place where you live, house |
| snipe | to single someone out |
| ineptitude | quality or condition of being inept |
| intrepid | ruthless, fearless and dauntless |
| paucity | smallness of quantity |
| trek | to travel or migrate |
| mutely | silent, not talking |
| jocose | given to or chaecterized by joking |
| puerile | of or pertaining to child of childhood |
| dejection | depression, or lowness of spirits |
| incessant | continuing without interruption |
| predict | to declare or tell in advance |
| eerie | to inspire superstitious fear |
| virtuous | conforming to ethical behaviors |
| coiffed | a style of arranging or combing hair |
| ebony | a deep black |
| crony | a close friend or companion |
| dapper | neat trim and smart |
| malevolent | wishing evil or harm to others |
| coerce | to compel by force, intimidation |
| shenanigans | mischief, prankish |