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Question | Answer |
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swagger | to strut arrogantly; to walk in a conceded manner |
vigil | a time of staying awake for special purpose |
cogitate | to give careful thought to; to consider carefully; ponder; meditate |
corpulent | large and bulky a body; fat; stout; obese |
counterpart | an equivalent; a person or thing performing a similar function |
derisive | intended to ridicule; abusive; mocking |
intrinsic | belonging to a thing by it's very nature; essential |
squalor | wretched and filthy conditions; foulness; dirt |
affray | a public fight or brawl; a noisy quarrel |
affronted | offended; insulted |
circumspect | careful; cautious; wary; discreet |
contrition | sadness or remorse over past wrong actions; sincere regrets |
impudent | offensively bold; insulting; rude; presumptuous |
indolent | averse to exertion or work; lazy |
interloper | one who intrude or thrust himself into other's matters; a meddler |
milieu | surroundings; environment |
nebulous | wage or confused; hazy |
odious | hateful; offensive; repulsive |
repast | a meal; specially a meal for a specific occasion |
roisterer | one who acts in a noisy or blustery manner |
ascribe | to assign or attribute as to a cause |
glower | to stare with and angry frown; glare |
mastic | glue; adhesive; sticky resin |
solicit | to ask for earnestly; to seek; to petition |
voracious | having an insatiable appetite for an activity or pursuit; ravenous |
archaic | old fashioned; ancient; out dated |
atoll | a ring shaped coral reef nearly or entirely surrounding a lagoon within |
impetuous | tending to act on sudden impulse; hasty; rash |
obdurate | stubborn; hard headed; unbending |
parity | like state or degree; equality; equivalence |
paucity | smallness of number or quantity; shortage; scarcity |
transgress | to go beyond limits; to violate a law or command |
travail | strenuous physical or mental labor; pain; anguish |
wan | colorless; of a sickly hue; pale; pallid |
commiserate | to share in another sorry or disappointment; sympathy; pity |
contravene | to go against or deny; violate; disobey |
discern | to perceive as with sight or mind; to distinguish |