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abbess


abbey


abbot


abdicate


abdomen


abdominal


abduction


abed


aberration


abet


abeyance


abhorrence


abhorrent


abidance


abject


abjure


able-bodied


ablution


abnegate


abnormal


abominable


abominate


abomination


aboriginal


aborigines


aboveboard


abrade


abrasion


abridge


abridgment


abrogate


v. To lower in position, estimation, or

the like; degrade.

n. The lady superior of a nunnery.n. The group of buildings which

collectively form the dwelling-place of a

society of monks or nuns.

n. The superior of a community of

monks.

v. To give up (royal power or the like).n. In mammals, the visceral cavity

between the diaphragm and the pelvic

floor; the belly.

n. Of, pertaining to, or situated on the

abdomen.

n. A carrying away of a person against

his will, or illegally.

adv. In bed; on a bed.n. Deviation from a right, customary, or

prescribed course.

v. To aid, promote, or encourage the

commission of (an offense).

n. A state of suspension or temporary

inaction.

n. The act of detesting extremely.adj. Very repugnant; hateful.n. An abiding.adj. Sunk to a low condition.

v. To recant, renounce, repudiate under

oath.

adj. Competent for physical service.n. A washing or cleansing, especially of

the body.

v. To renounce (a right or privilege).

adj. Not conformed to the ordinary rule

or standard.

adj. Very hateful.v. To hate violently.n. A very detestable act or practice.

adj. Primitive; unsophisticated.n. The original of earliest known

inhabitants of a country.

adv. & adj. Without concealment, fraud,

or trickery.

v. To wear away the surface or some

part of by friction.

n. That which is rubbed off.v. To make shorter in words, keeping

the essential features, leaning out minor

particles.

n. A condensed form as of a book or

play.

v. To abolish, repeal.

abrupt


abscess


abscission


abscond


absence


absent-minded


absolution


absolve


absorb


absorption


abstain


abstemious


abstinence


abstruse


absurd


abundant


abusive


abut


abyss


academic


academician


academy


accede


accelerate


accept


access


accessible


accession


accessory


acclaim


accommodate


accompaniment


adj. Beginning, ending, or changing

suddenly or with a break.

n. A Collection of pus in a cavity formed

within some tissue of the body.

n. The act of cutting off, as in a surgical

operation.

v. To depart suddenly and secretly, as

for the purpose of escaping arrest.

n. The fact of not being present or

available.

adj. Lacking in attention to immediate

surroundings or business.

n. Forgiveness, or passing over of

offenses.

v. To free from sin or its penalties.

v. To drink in or suck up, as a sponge

absorbs water.

n. The act or process of absorbing.v. To keep oneself back (from doing or

using something).

adj. Characterized by self denial or

abstinence, as in the use of drink, food.

n. Self denial.adj. Dealing with matters difficult to be

understood.

adj. Inconsistent with reason or

common sense.

adj. Plentiful.

adj. Employing harsh words or ill

treatment.

v. To touch at the end or boundary line.n. Bottomless gulf.adj. Of or pertaining to an academy,

college, or university.

n. A member of an academy of

literature, art, or science.

n. Any institution where the higher

branches of learning are taught.

v. To agree.v. To move faster.

v. To take when offered.n. A way of approach or entrance;

passage.

adj. Approachable.n. Induction or elevation, as to dignity,

office, or government.

n. A person or thing that aids the

principal agent.

v. To utter with a shout.v. To furnish something as a kindness

or favor.

n. A subordinate part or parts, enriching

or supporting the leading part.

accompanist


accompany


accomplice


accomplish


accordion


accost


account


accouter


accredit


accumulate


accuracy


accurate


accursed


accusation


accusatory


accuse


accustom


acerbity


acetate


acetic


ache


Achillean


achromatic


acid


acidify


acknowledge


acknowledgment


acme


acoustic


acquaint


acquiesce


acquiescence


n. One who or that which accompanies.v. To go with, or be associated with, as

a companion.

n. An associate in wrong-doing.v. To bring to pass.

n. A portable free-reed musical

instrument.

v. To speak to.n. A record or statement of receipts and

expenditures, or of business

transactions.

v. To dress.

v. To give credit or authority to.v. To become greater in quantity or

number.

n. Exactness.adj. Conforming exactly to truth or to a

standard.

adj. Doomed to evil, misery, or

misfortune.

n. A charge of crime, misdemeanor, or

error.

adj. Of, pertaining to, or involving an

accusation.

v. To charge with wrong doing,

misconduct, or error.

v. To make familiar by use.n. Sourness, with bitterness and

astringency.

n. A salt of acetic acid.adj. Of, pertaining to, or of the nature of

vinegar.

v. To be in pain or distress.adj. Invulnerable.adj. Colorless,n. A sour substance.

v. To change into acid.v. To recognize; to admit the

genuineness or validity of.

n. Recognition.n. The highest point, or summit.

adj. Pertaining to the act or sense of

hearing.

v. To make familiar or conversant.v. To comply; submit.n. Passive consent.

acquire


acquisition


acquit


acquittal


acquittance


acreage


acrid


acrimonious


acrimony


actionable


actuality


actuary


actuate


acumen


acute


adamant


addendum


addle


adduce


adhere


adherence


adherent


adhesion


adieu


adjacency


adjacent


adjudge


adjunct


adjuration


adjutant


administrator


admissible


v. To get as one's own.n. Anything gained, or made one's own,

usually by effort or labor.

v. To free or clear, as from accusation.n. A discharge from accusation by

judicial action.

n. Release or discharge from

indebtedness, obligation, or

responsibility.

n. Quantity or extent of land, especially

of cultivated land.

adj. Harshly pungent or bitter.adj. Full of bitterness.

n. Sharpness or bitterness of speech or

temper.

adj. Affording cause for instituting an

action, as trespass, slanderous words.

n. Any reality.n. An officer, as of an insurance

company, who calculates and states the

risks and premiums.

v. To move or incite to action.n. Quickness of intellectual insight, or

discernment; keenness of

discrimination.

adj. Having fine and penetrating

discernment.

n. Any substance of exceeding

hardness or impenetrability.

n. Something added, or to be added.v. To make inefficient or worthless;

muddle.

v. To bring forward or name for

consideration.

v. To stick fast or together.

n. Attachment.adj. Clinging or sticking fast.n. The state of being attached or joined.inter. Good-by; farewell.

n. The state of being adjacent.n. That which is near or bordering upon.v. To award or bestow by formal

decision.

n. Something joined to or connected

with another thing, but holding a

subordinate place.

n. A vehement appeal.adj. Auxiliary.n. One who manages affairs of any

kind.

adj. Having the right or privilege of

entry.

admittance


admonish


admonition


ado


adoration


adroit


adulterant


adulterate


adumbrate


advent


adverse


adversity


advert


advertiser


advisory


advocacy


advocate


aerial


aeronaut


aeronautics


aerostat


aerostatics


affable


affect


affectation


affiliate


affirmative


affix


affluence


affront


afire


afoot


n. Entrance, or the right or permission to

enter.

v. To warn of a fault.n. Gentle reproof.n. unnecessary activity or ceremony.

n. Profound devotion.adj. Having skill in the use of the bodily

or mental powers.

n. An adulterating substance.v. To make impure by the admixture of

other or baser ingredients.

v. To represent beforehand in outline or

by emblem.

n. The coming or arrival, as of any

important change, event, state, or

personage.

adj. Opposing or opposed.n. Misfortune.

v. To refer incidentally.n. One who advertises, especially in

newspapers.

adj. Not mandatory.n. The act of pleading a cause.

n. One who pleads the cause of

another, as in a legal or ecclesiastical

court.

adj. Of, pertaining to, or like the air.n. One who navigates the air, a

balloonist.

n. the art or practice of flying aircraft

n. A balloon or other apparatus floating

in or sustained by the air.

n. The branch of pneumatics that treats

of the equilibrium, pressure, and

mechanical properties.

adj. Easy to approach.v. To act upon

n. A studied or ostentatious pretense or

attempt.

n. Some auxiliary person or thing.adj. Answering yes; to a question at

issue.

v. To fasten.

n. A profuse or abundant supply of

riches.

n. An open insult or indignity.adv. & adj. On fire, literally or

figuratively.

adv. In progress.

aforesaid


afresh


afterthought


agglomerate


aggrandize


aggravate


aggravation


aggregate


aggress


aggression


aggrieve


aghast


agile


agitate


agrarian


aide-de-camp


ailment


airy


akin


alabaster


alacrity


albeit


albino


album


alchemy


alcohol


alcoholism


alcove


alder


alderman


aldermanship


alias


adj. Said in a preceding part or before.adv. Once more, after rest or interval.n. A thought that comes later than its

appropriate or expected time.

v. To pile or heap together.

v. To cause to appear greatly.v. To make heavier, worse, or more

burdensome.

n. The fact of being made heavier or

more heinous, as a crime , offense,

misfortune, etc.

n. The entire number, sum, mass, or

quantity of something.

v. To make the first attack.n. An unprovoked attack.v. To give grief or sorrow to.adj. Struck with terror and amazement.

adj. Able to move or act quickly,

physically, or mentally.

v. To move or excite (the feelings or

thoughts).

adj. Pertaining to land, especially

agricultural land.

n. An officer who receives and transmits

the orders of the general.

n. Slight sickness.adj. Delicate, ethereal.adj. Of similar nature or qualities.n. A white or delicately tinted

fine-grained gypsum.

n. Cheerful willingness.conj. Even though.n. A person with milky white skin and

hair, and eyes with bright red pupil and

usually pink iris.

n. A book whose leaves are so made to

form paper frames for holding

photographs or the like.

n. Chemistry of the middle ages,

characterized by the pursuit of changing

base metals to gold.

n. A volatile, inflammable, colorless

liquid of a penetrating odor and burning

taste.

n. A condition resulting from the

inordinate or persistent use of alcoholic

beverages.

n. A covered recess connected with or

at the side of a larger room.

n. Any shrub or small tree of the genus

Alumnus, of the oak family.

n. A member of a municipal legislative

body, who usually exercises also certain

judicial functions.

n. The dignity, condition, office, or term

of office of an alderman.

n. An assumed name.

alien


alienable


alienate


alienation


aliment


alkali


allay


allege


allegory


alleviate


alley


alliance


allot


allotment


allude


allusion


alluvion


ally


almanac


aloof


altar


alter


alteration


altercate


alternate


alternative


altitude


alto


altruism


altruist


amalgam


amalgamate


n. One who owes allegiance to a foreign

government.

adj. Capable of being aliened or

alienated, as lands.

v. To cause to turn away.n. Estrangement.

n. That which nourishes.n. Anything that will neutralize an acid,

as lime, magnesia, etc.

v. To calm the violence or reduce the

intensity of; mitigate.

v. To assert to be true, especially in a

formal manner, as in court.

n. The setting forth of a subject under

the guise of another subject of aptly

suggestive likeness.

v. To make less burdensome or less

hard to bear.

n. A narrow street, garden path, walk, or

the like.

n. Any combination or union for some

common purpose.

v. To assign a definite thing or part to a

certain person.

n. Portion.v. To refer incidentally, or by

suggestion.

n. An indirect and incidental reference

to something without definite mention of

it.

n. Flood.n. A person or thing connected with

another, usually in some relation of

helpfulness.

n. A series of tables giving the days of

the week together with certain

astronomical information.

adv. Not in sympathy with or desiring to

associate with others.

n. Any raised place or structure on

which sacrifices may be offered or

incense burned.

v. To make change in.n. Change or modification.v. To contend angrily or zealously in

words.

n. One chosen to act in place of

another, in case of the absence or

incapacity of that other.

n. Something that may or must exist, be

taken or chosen, or done instead of

something else.

n. Vertical distance or elevation above

any point or base-level, as the sea.

n. The lowest or deepest female voice

or part.

n. Benevolence to others on

subordination to self-interest.

n. One who advocates or practices

altruism.

n. An alloy or union of mercury with

another metal.

v. To mix or blend together in a

homogeneous body.

amateur


amatory


ambidextrous


ambiguous


ambitious


ambrosial


ambulance


ambulate


ambush


ameliorate


amenable


Americanism


amicable


amity


amorous


amorphous


amour


ampere


ampersand


amphibious


amphitheater


amplitude


amply


amputate


amusement


anachronism


anagram


analogous


analogy


analyst


analyze


anarchy


adj. Practicing an art or occupation for

the love of it, but not as a profession.

adj. Designed to excite love.adj. Having the ability of using both

hands with equal skill or ease.

adj. Having a double meaning.

adj. Eagerly desirous and aspiring.adj. Divinely sweet, fragrant, or

delicious.

n. A vehicle fitted for conveying the sick

and wounded.

v. To walk about

n. The act or state of lying concealed for

the purpose of surprising or attacking

the enemy.

v. To relieve, as from pain or hardshipadj. Willing and ready to submit.n. A peculiar sense in which an English

word or phrase is used in the United

States.

adj. Done in a friendly spirit.n. Friendship.adj. Having a propensity for falling in

love.

adj. Without determinate shape.

n. A love-affair, especially one of an

illicit nature.

n. The practical unit of electric-current

strength.

n. The character &; and.adj. Living both on land and in water.

n. An edifice of elliptical shape,

constructed about a central open space

or arena.

n. Largeness.adv. Sufficiently.v. To remove by cutting, as a limb or

some portion of the body.

n. Diversion.n. Anything occurring or existing out of

its proper time.

n. The letters of a word or phrase so

transposed as to make a different word

or phrase.

adj. Corresponding (to some other) in

certain respects, as in form, proportion,

relations.

n. Reasoning in which from certain and

known relations or resemblance others

are formed.

n. One who analyzes or makes use of

the analytical method.

v. To examine minutely or critically.n. Absence or utter disregard of

government.

anathema


anatomy


ancestry


anecdote


anemia


anemic


anemometer


anesthetic


anew


angelic


Anglophobia


Anglo-Saxon


angular


anhydrous


animadversion


animadvert


animalcule


animate


animosity


annalist


annals


annex


annihilate


annotate


annual


annuity


annunciation


anode


anonymous


antagonism


Antarctic


ante


n. Anything forbidden, as by social

usage.

n. That branch of morphology which

treats of the structure of organisms.

n. One's ancestors collectively.n. A brief account of some interesting

event or incident.

n. Deficiency of blood or red corpuscles.adj. Affected with anemia.n. An instrument for measuring the force

or velocity of wind.

adj. Pertaining to or producing loss of

sensation.

adv. Once more.adj. Saintly.n. Hatred or dread of England or of what

is English.

n. The entire English race wherever

found, as in Europe, the United States,

or India.

adj. Sharp-cornered.adj. Withered.n. The utterance of criticism or censure.v. To pass criticism or censure.

n. An animal of microscopic smallness.v. To make alive.n. Hatred.n. Historian.

n. A record of events in their

chronological order, year by year.

v. To add or affix at the end.v. To destroy absolutely.v. To make explanatory or critical notes

on or upon.

adj. Occurring every year.n. An annual allowance, payment, or

income.

n. Proclamation.n. The point where or path by which a

voltaic current enters an electrolyte or

the like.

adj. Of unknown authorship.n. Mutual opposition or resistance of

counteracting forces, principles, or

persons.

adj. Pertaining to the south pole or the

regions near it.

v. In the game of poker, to put up a

stake before the cards are dealt.

antecede


antecedent


antechamber


antedate


antediluvian


antemeridian


antemundane


antenatal


anterior


anteroom


anthology


anthracite


anthropology


anthropomorphous


antic


Antichrist


anticlimax


anticyclone


antidote


antilogy


antipathize


antiphon


antiphony


antipodes


antiquary


antiquate


antique


antiseptic


antislavery


antispasmodic


antistrophe


antitoxin


v. To precede.n. One who or that which precedes or

goes before, as in time, place, rank,

order, or causality.

n. A waiting room for those who seek

audience.

v. To assign or affix a date to earlier

than the actual one.

adj. Of or pertaining to the times, things,

events before the great flood in the days

of Noah.

adj. Before noon.adj. Pertaining to time before the world's

creation.

adj. Occurring or existing before birth.

adj. Prior.n. A room situated before and opening

into another, usually larger.

n. A collection of extracts from the

writings of various authors.

n. Hard coal.

n. The science of man in general.adj. Having or resembling human form.n. A grotesque, ludicrous, or fantastic

action.

n. Any opponent or enemy of Christ,

whether a person or a power.

n. A gradual or sudden decrease in the

importance or impressiveness of what is

said.

n. An atmospheric condition of high

central pressure, with currents flowing

outward.

n. Anything that will counteract or

remove the effects of poison, disease,

or the like.

n. Inconsistency or contradiction in

terms or ideas.

v. To show or feel a feeling of

antagonism, aversion, or dislike.

n. A response or alteration of

responses, generally musical.

n. An anthem or other composition sung

responsively.

n. A place or region on the opposite

side of the earth.

n. One who collects and examines old

things, as coins, books, medals,

weapons, etc.

v. To make old or out of date.adj. Pertaining to ancient times.n. Anything that destroys or restrains

the growth of putrefactive

micro-organisms.

adj. Opposed to human slavery.adj. Tending to prevent or relieve

non-inflammatory spasmodic affections.

n. The inversion of terms in successive

classes, as in "the home of joy and the

joy of home".

n. A substance which neutralizes the

poisonous products of micro-organisms.

antonym


anxious


apathy


aperture


apex


aphorism


apiary


apogee


apology


apostasy


apostate


apostle


apothecary


apotheosis


appall


apparent


apparition


appease


appellate


appellation


append


appertain


apposite


apposition


appraise


appreciable


apprehend


apprehensible


approbation


appropriate


aqueduct


aqueous


n. A word directly opposed to another in

meaning.

adj. Distressed in mind respecting some

uncertain matter.

n. Insensibility to emotion or passionate

feeling.

n. Hole.

n. The highest point, as of a mountain.n. Proverb.n. A place where bees are kept.n. The climax.

n. A disclaimer of intentional error or

offense.

n. A total departure from one's faith or

religion.

adj. False.n. Any messenger commissioned by or

as by divine authority.

n. One who keeps drugs for sale and

puts up prescriptions.

n. Deification.v. To fill with dismay or horror.adj. Easily understood.

n. Ghost.v. To soothe by quieting anger or

indignation.

adj. Capable of being appealed to.n. The name or title by which a

particular person, class, or thing is

called.

v. To add or attach, as something

accessory, subordinate, or

supplementary.

v. To belong, as by right, fitness,

association, classification, possession,

or natural relation.

adj. Appropriate.n. The act of placing side by side,

together, or in contact.

v. To estimate the money value of.adj. Capable of being discerned by the

senses or intellect.

v. To make a prisoner of (a person) in

the name of the law.

adj. Capable of being conceived.

n. Sanction.adj. Suitable for the purpose and

circumstances.

n. A water-conduit, particularly one for

supplying a community from a distance.

adj. Of, pertaining to, or containing

water.

arbiter


arbitrary


arbitrate


arbor


arboreal


arborescent


arboretum


arboriculture


arcade


archaic


archaism


archangel


archbishop


archdeacon


archaeology


archetype


archipelago


ardent


ardor


arid


aristocracy


aristocrat


armada


armful


armory


aroma


arraign


arrange


arrangement


arrant


arrear


arrival


n. One chosen or appointed, by mutual

consent of parties in dispute, to decide

matters.

adj. Fixed or done capriciously.v. To act or give judgment as umpire.n. A tree.

adj. Of or pertaining to a tree or trees.adj. Having the nature of a tree.n. A botanical garden or place devoted

to the cultivation of trees or shrubs.

n. The cultivation of trees or shrubs.

n. A vaulted passageway or street; a

roofed passageway having shops, etc.,

opening from it.

adj. Antiquatedn. Obsolescence.n. An angel of high rank.

n. The chief of the bishops of an

ecclesiastical province in the Greek,

Roman, and Anglican church.

n. A high official administrator of the

affairs of a diocese.

n. The branch of anthropology

concerned with the systematic

investigation of the relics of man.

n. A prototype.

n. Any large body of water studded with

islands, or the islands collectively

themselves.

adj. Burning with passion.n. Intensity of passion or affection.adj. Very dry.

n. A hereditary nobilityn. A hereditary noble or one nearly

connected with nobility.

n. A fleet of war-vessels.n. As much as can be held in the arm or

arms.

n. An arsenal.n. An agreeable odor.v. To call into court, as a person

indicted for crime, and demand whether

he pleads guilty or not.

v. To put in definite or proper order.

n. The act of putting in proper order, or

the state of being put in order.

adj. Notoriously bad.n. Something overdue and unpaid.n. A coming to stopping-place or

destination.

arrogant


arrogate


Artesian


artful


Arthurian


artifice


artless


ascendant


ascension


ascent


ascetic


ascribe


asexual


ashen


askance


asperity


aspirant


aspiration


aspire


assailant


assassin


assassinate


assassination


assay


assent


assess


assessor


assets


assiduous


assignee


assimilate


assonance


adj. Unduly or excessively proud, as of

wealth, station, learning, etc.

v. To take, demand, or claim, especially

presumptuously or without reasons or

grounds.

well n. A very deep bored well. water

rises due to underground pressure

adj. Characterized by craft or cunning.

adj. Pertaining to King Arthur, the real or

legendary hero of British poetic story.

n. Trickery.adj. Ingenuous.adj. Dominant.

n. The act of rising.n. A rising, soaring, or climbing.adj. Given to severe self-denial and

practicing excessive abstinence and

devotion.

v. To assign as a quality or attribute.

adj. Having no distinct sexual organs.adj. Pale.adv. With a side or indirect glance or

meaning.

n. Harshness or roughness of temper.

n. One who seeks earnestly, as for

advancement, honors, place.

n. An earnest wish for that which is

above one's present reach.

v. To have an earnest desire, wish, or

longing, as for something high and

good, not yet attained.

n. One who attacks.

n. One who kills, or tries to kill,

treacherously or secretly.

v. To kill, as by surprise or secret

assault, especially the killing of some

eminent person.

n. Murderer, as by secret assault or

treachery.

n. The chemical analysis or testing of an

alloy ore.

v. To express agreement with a

statement or matter of opinion.

v. To determine the amount of (a tax or

other sum to be paid).

n. An officer whose duty it is to assess

taxes.

n. pl. Property in general, regarded as

applicable to the payment of debts.

adj. Diligent.n. One who is appointed to act for

another in the management of certain

property and interests.

v. To adapt.n. Resemblance or correspondence in

sound.

assonant


assonate


assuage


astringent


astute


atheism


athirst


athwart


atomizer


atone


atonement


atrocious


atrocity


attache


attest


attorney-general


auburn


audacious


audible


audition


auditory


augment


augur


Augustinian


aura


aural


auricle


auricular


auriferous


aurora


auspice


austere


adj. Having resemblance of sound.v. To accord in sound, especially vowel

sound.

v. To cause to be less harsh, violent, or

severe, as excitement, appetite, pain, or

disease.

adj. Harsh in disposition or character.

adj. Keen in discernment.n. The denial of the existence of God.adj. Wanting water.adv. From side to side.

n. An apparatus for reducing a liquid to

a fine spray, as for disinfection,

inhalation, etc.

v. To make amends for.n. Amends, reparation, or expiation

made from wrong or injury.

adj. Outrageously or wantonly wicked,

criminal, vile, or cruel.

n. Great cruelty or reckless wickedness.n. A subordinate member of a

diplomatic embassy.

v. To certify as accurate, genuine, or

true.

n. The chief law-officer of a government.

adj. Reddish-brown, said usually of the

hair.

adj. Fearless.adj. Loud enough to be heard.n. The act or sensation of hearing.

adj. Of or pertaining to hearing or the

organs or sense of hearing.

v. To make bigger.v. To predict.adj. Pertaining to St. Augustine, his

doctrines, or the religious orders called

after him.

n. Pervasive psychic influence

supposed to emanate from persons

adj. Of or pertaining to the ear.n. One of the two chambers of the heart

which receives the blood from the veins.

adj. Of or pertaining to the ear, its

auricle, or the sense of hearing.

adj. Containing gold.n. A luminous phenomenon in the upper

regions of the atmosphere.

n. favoring, protecting, or propitious

influence or guidance.

adj. Severely simple; unadorned.

autarchy


authentic


authenticity


autobiography


autocracy


autocrat


automaton


autonomous


autonomy


autopsy


autumnal


auxiliary


avalanche


avarice


aver


averse


aversion


avert


aviary


avidity


avocation


avow


awaken


awry


aye


azalea


azure


Baconian


bacterium


badger


baffle


bailiff


n. Unrestricted power.adj. Of undisputed origin.n. The state or quality of being genuine,

or of the origin and authorship claimed.

n. The story of one's life written by

himself.

n. Absolute government.n. Any one who claims or wields

unrestricted or undisputed authority or

influence.

n. Any living being whose actions are or

appear to be involuntary or mechanical.

adj. Self-governing.

n. Self-government.n. The examination of a dead body by

dissection to ascertain the cause of

death.

adj. Of or pertaining to autumn.n. One who or that which aids or helps,

especially when regarded as subsidiary

or accessory.

n. The fall or sliding of a mass of snow

or ice down a mountain-slope, often

bearing with it rock.

n. Passion for getting and keeping

riches.

v. To assert as a fact.adj. Reluctant.

n. A mental condition of fixed opposition

to or dislike of some particular thing.

v. To turn away or aside.n. A spacious cage or enclosure in

which live birds are kept.

n. Greediness.

n. Diversion.v. To declare openly.v. To arouse, as emotion, interest, or

the like.

adv. & adj. Out of the proper form,

direction, or position.

adv. An expression of assent.n. A flowering shrub.n. The color of the sky.adj. Of or pertaining to Lord Bacon or

his system of philosophy.

n. A microbe.v. To pester.v. To foil or frustrate.n. An officer of court having custody of

prisoners under arraignment.

baize


bale


baleful


ballad


balsam


banal


barcarole


barograph


barometer


barring


baritone


bask


bass


baste


baton


battalion


batten


batter


bauble


bawl


beatify


beatitude


beau


becalm


beck


bedaub


bedeck


bedlam


befog


befriend


beget


begrudge


n. A single-colored napped woolen

fabric used for table-covers, curtains,

etc.

n. A large package prepared for

transportation or storage.

adj. Malignant.n. Any popular narrative poem, often

with epic subject and usually in lyric

form.

n. A medical preparation, aromatic and

oily, used for healing.

adj. Commonplace.n. A boat-song of Venetian gondoliers.n. An instrument that registers

graphically and continuously the

atmospheric pressure.

n. An instrument for indicating the

atmospheric pressure per unit of

surface.

prep. Apart from.adj. Having a register higher than bass

and lower than tenor.

v. To make warm by genial heat.

adj. Low in tone or compass.v. To cover with melted fat, gravy, while

cooking.

n. An official staff borne either as a

weapon or as an emblem of authority or

privilege.

n. A body of infantry composed of two

or more companies, forming a part of a

regiment.

n. A narrow strip of wood.n. A thick liquid mixture of two or more

materials beaten together, to be used in

cookery.

n. A trinket.v. To proclaim by outcry.

v. To make supremely happy.n. Any state of great happiness.n. An escort or lover.v. To make quiet.

v. To give a signal to, by nod or gesture.v. To smear over, as with something oily

or sticky.

v. To cover with ornament.n. Madhouse.

v. To confuse.v. To be a friend to, especially when in

need.

v. To produce by sexual generation.v. To envy one of the possession of.

belate


belay


belie


believe


belittle


belle


bellicose


belligerent


bemoan


benediction


benefactor


benefice


beneficent


beneficial


beneficiary


benefit


benevolence


benevolent


benign


benignant


benignity


benison


bequeath


bereave


berth


beseech


beset


besmear


bestial


bestrew


bestride


bethink


v. To delay past the proper hour.v. To make fast, as a rope, by winding

round a cleat.

v. To misrepresent.v. To accept as true on the testimony or

authority of others.

v. To disparage.n. A woman who is a center of attraction

because of her beauty,

accomplishments, etc.

adj. Warlike.adj. Manifesting a warlike spirit.

v. To lamentn. a solemn invocation of the divine

blessing.

n. A doer of kindly and charitable acts.n. A church office endowed with funds

or property for the maintenance of

divine service.

adj. Characterized by charity and

kindness.

adj. Helpful.n. One who is lawfully entitled to the

profits and proceeds of an estate or

property.

n. Helpful result.

n. Any act of kindness or well-doing.adj. Loving others and actively desirous

of their well-being.

adj. Good and kind of heart.adj. Benevolent in feeling, character, or

aspect.

n. Kindness of feeling, disposition, or

manner.

n. Blessing.v. To give by will.v. To make desolate with loneliness and

grief.

n. A bunk or bed in a vessel,

sleeping-car, etc.

v. To implore.v. To attack on all sides.v. To smear over, as with any oily or

sticky substance.

adj. Animal.v. To sprinkle or cover with things

strewn.

v. To get or sit upon astride, as a horse.v. To remind oneself.

betide


betimes


betroth


betrothal


bevel


bewilder


bibliomania


bibliography


bibliophile


bibulous


bide


biennial


bier


bigamist


bigamy


bight


bilateral


bilingual


biograph


biography


biology


biped


birthright


bitterness


blase


blaspheme


blatant


blaze


blazon


bleak


blemish


blithe


v. To happen to or befall.adv. In good season or time.v. To engage to marry.n. Engagement to marry.

n. Any inclination of two surfaces other

than 90 degrees.

v. To confuse the perceptions or

judgment of.

n. The passion for collecting books.n. A list of the words of an author, or the

literature bearing on a particular subject.

n. One who loves books.adj. Fond of drinking.v. To await.n. A plant that produces leaves and

roots the first year and flowers and fruit

the second.

n. A horizontal framework with two

handles at each end for carrying a

corpse to the grave.

n. One who has two spouses at the

same time.

n. The crime of marrying any other

person while having a legal spouse

living.

n. A slightly receding bay between

headlands, formed by a long curve of a

coast-line.

adj. Two-sided.adj. Speaking two languages.n. A bibliographical sketch or notice.n. A written account of one's life,

actions, and character.

n. The science of life or living

organisms.

n. An animal having two feet.n. A privilege or possession into which

one is born.

n. Acridity, as to the taste.

adj. Sated with pleasure.v. To indulge in profane oaths.adj. Noisily or offensively loud or

clamorous.

n. A vivid glowing flame.

v. To make widely or generally known.adj. Desolate.n. A mark that mars beauty.adj. Joyous.

blithesome


blockade


boatswain


bodice


bodily


boisterous


bole


bolero


boll


bolster


bomb


bombard


bombardier


bombast


boorish


bore


borough


bosom


botanical


botanize


botany


bountiful


Bowdlerize


bowler


boycott


brae


braggart


brandish


bravado


bravo


bray


braze


adj. Cheerful.n. The shutting up of a town, a frontier,

or a line of coast by hostile forces.

n. A subordinate officer of a vessel, who

has general charge of the rigging,

anchors, etc.

n. A women's ornamental corset-shaped

laced waist.

adj. Corporeal.adj. Unchecked merriment or animal

spirits.

n. The trunk or body of a tree.n. A Spanish dance, illustrative of the

passion of love, accompanied by caste

nets and singing.

n. A round pod or seed-capsule, as a

flax or cotton.

v. To support, as something wrong.n. A hollow projectile containing an

explosive material.

v. To assail with any missile or with

abusive speech.

n. A person who has charge of mortars,

bombs, and shells.

n. Inflated or extravagant language,

especially on unimportant subjects.

adj. Rude.v. To weary by tediousness or dullness.

n. An incorporated village or town.n. The breast or the upper front of the

thorax of a human being, especially of a

woman.

adj. Connected with the study or

cultivation of plants.

v. To study plant-life.

n. The science that treats of plants.adj. Showing abundance.v. To expurgate in editing (a literary

composition) by omitting words or

passages.

n. In cricket, the player who delivers the

ball.

v. To place the products or merchandise

of under a ban.

n. Hillside.n. A vain boaster.v. To wave, shake, or flourish

triumphantly or defiantly, as a sword or

spear.

n. An aggressive display of boldness.interj. Well done.n. A loud harsh sound, as the cry of an

ass or the blast of a horn.

v. To make of or ornament with brass.

brazier


breach


breaker


breech


brethren


brevity


bric-a-brac


bridle


brigade


brigadier


brigand


brimstone


brine


bristle


Britannia


Briticism


brittle


broach


broadcast


brogan


brogue


brokerage


bromine


bronchitis


bronchus


brooch


brotherhood


browbeat


brusque


buffoon


buffoonery


bulbous


n. An open pan or basin for holding live

coals.

n. The violation of official duty, lawful

right, or a legal obligation.

n. One who trains horses, dogs, etc.n. The buttocks.

n. pl. Members of a brotherhood, gild,

profession, association, or the like.

n. Shortness of duration.n. Objects of curiosity or for decoration.n. The head-harness of a horse

consisting of a head-stall, a bit, and the

reins.

n. A body of troops consisting of two or

more regiments.

n. General officer who commands a

brigade, ranking between a colonel and

a major-general.

n. One who lives by robbery and

plunder.

n. Sulfur.

n. Water saturated with salt.n. One of the coarse, stiff hairs of swine:

used in brush-making, etc.

n. The United Kingdom of Great Britain.n. A word, idiom, or phrase

characteristic of Great Britain or the

British.

adj. Fragile.v. To mention, for the first time.adj. Disseminated far and wide.n. A coarse, heavy shoe.

n. Any dialectic pronunciation of

English, especially that of the Irish

people.

n. The business of making sales and

purchases for a commission; a broker.

n. A dark reddish-brown, non-metallic

liquid element with a suffocating odor.

n. Inflammation of the bronchial tubes.

n. Either of the two subdivisions of the

trachea conveying air into the lungs.

n. An article of jewelry fastened by a

hinged pin and hook on the underside.

n. Spiritual or social fellowship or

solidarity.

v. To overwhelm, or attempt to do so, by

stern, haughty, or rude address or

manner.

adj. Somewhat rough or rude in manner

or speech.

n. A clown.n. Low drollery, coarse jokes, etc.adj. Of, or pertaining to, or like a bulb.

bullock


bulrush


bulwark


bumper


bumptious


bungle


buoyancy


buoyant


bureau


bureaucracy


burgess


burgher


burnish


bursar


bustle


butt


butte


buttress


by-law


cabal


cabalism


cabinet


cacophony


cadaverous


cadence


cadenza


caitiff


cajole


cajolery


calculable


calculus


callosity


n. An ox.n. Any one of various tall rush-like

plants growing in damp ground or water.

n. Anything that gives security or

defense.

n. A cup or glass filled to the brim,

especially one to be drunk as a toast or

health.

adj. Full of offensive and aggressive

self-conceit.

v. To execute clumsily.n. Power or tendency to float on or in a

liquid or gas.

adj. Having the power or tendency to

float or keep afloat.

n. A chest of drawers for clothing, etc.n. Government by departments of men

transacting particular branches of public

business.

n. In colonial times, a member of the

lower house of the legislature of

Maryland or Virginia.

n. An inhabitant, citizen or freeman of a

borough burgh, or corporate town.

v. To make brilliant or shining.n. A treasurer.v. To hurry.v. To strike with or as with the head, or

horns.

n. A conspicuous hill, low mountain, or

natural turret, generally isolated.

n. Any support or prop.n. A rule or law adopted by an

association, a corporation, or the like.

n. A number of persons secretly united

for effecting by intrigue some private

purpose.

n. Superstitious devotion to one's

religion.

n. The body of men constituting the

official advisors of the executive head of

a nation.

n. A disagreeable, harsh, or discordant

sound or combination of sounds or

tones.

adj. Resembling a corpse.

n. Rhythmical or measured flow or

movement, as in poetry or the time and

pace of marching troops.

n. An embellishment or flourish,

prepared or improvised, for a solo voice

or instrument.

adj. Cowardly.v. To impose on or dupe by flattering

speech.

n. Delusive speech.adj. That may be estimated by

reckoning.

n. A concretion formed in various parts

of the body resembling a pebble in

hardness.

n. The state of being hard and

insensible.

callow


calorie


calumny


Calvary


Calvinism


Calvinize


came


cameo


campaign


Canaanite


canary


candid


candor


canine


canon


cant


cantata


canto


cantonment


capacious


capillary


capitulate


caprice


caption


captious


captivate


carcass


cardiac


cardinal


caret


caricature


carnage


adj. Without experience of the world.n. Amount of heat needed to raise the

temperature of 1 kilogram of water 1

degree centigrade.

n. Slander.n. The place where Christ was crucified.

n. The system of doctrine taught by

John Calvin.

v. To teach or imbue with the doctrines

of Calvinism.

n. A leaden sash-bar or grooved strip

for fastening panes in stained-glass

windows.

n. Any small engraved or carved work in

relief.

n. A complete series of connected

military operations.

n. A member of one of the three tribes

that dwelt in the land of Canaan, or

western Palestine.

adj. Of a bright but delicate yellow.adj. Straightforward.

n. The quality of frankness or

outspokenness.

adj. Characteristic of a dog.n. Any rule or law.v. To talk in a singsong, preaching tone

with affected solemnity.

n. A choral composition.n. One of the divisions of an extended

poem.

n. The part of the town or district in

which the troops are quartered.

adj. Roomy.

n. A minute vessel having walls

composed of a single layer of cells.

v. To surrender or stipulate terms.n. A whim.n. A heading, as of a chapter, section,

document, etc.

adj. Hypercritical.v. To fascinate, as by excellence.

eloquence, or beauty.

n. The dead body of an animal.adj. Pertaining to the heart.

adj. Of prime or special importance.n. A sign (^) placed below a line,

indicating where omitted words, etc.,

should be inserted.

n. a picture or description in which

natural characteristics are exaggerated

or distorted.

n. Massacre.

carnal


carnivorous


carouse


carrion


cartilage


cartridge


caste


castigate


casual


casualty


cataclysm


cataract


catastrophe


cathode


Catholicism


catholicity


cat-o-nine-tails


caucus


causal


caustic


cauterize


cede


censor


censorious


census


centenary


centiliter


centimeter


centurion


cereal


ceremonial


ceremonious


adj. Sensual.adj. Eating or living on flesh.v. To drink deeply and in boisterous or

jovial manner.

n. Dead and putrefying flesh.

n. An elastic animal tissue of firm

consistence.

n. A charge for a firearm, or for blasting.n. The division of society on artificial

grounds.

v. To punish.

adj. Accidental, by chance.n. A fatal or serious accident or disaster.n. Any overwhelming flood of water.n. Opacity of the lens of the eye

resulting in complete or partial

blindness.

n. Any great and sudden misfortune or

calamity.

n. The negative pole or electrode of a

galvanic battery.

n. The system, doctrine, and practice of

the Roman Catholic Church.

n. Universal prevalence or acceptance.

n. An instrument consisting of nine

pieces of cord, formerly used for

flogging in the army and navy.

n. A private meeting of members of a

political party to select candidates.

adj. Indicating or expressing a cause.adj. Sarcastic and severe.

v. To burn or sear as with a heated iron.v. To pass title to.n. An official examiner of manuscripts

empowered to prohibit their publication.

adj. Judging severely or harshly.

n. An official numbering of the people of

a country or district.

adj. Pertaining to a hundred years or a

period of a hundred years.

n. A hundredth of a liter.n. A length of one hundredth of a meter.

n. A captain of a company of one

hundred infantry in the ancient Roman

army.

adj. Pertaining to edible grain or

farinaceous seeds.

adj. Characterized by outward form or

ceremony.

adj. Observant of ritual.

cessation


cession


chagrin


chameleon


chancery


chaos


characteristic


characterize


charlatan


chasm


chasten


chastise


chastity


chateau


chattel


check


chiffon


chivalry


cholera


choleric


choral


Christ


christen


Christendom


chromatic


chronology


chronometer


cipher


circulate


circumference


circumlocution


circumnavigate


n. Discontinuance, as of action or

motion.

n. Surrender, as of possessions or

rights.

n. Keen vexation, annoyance, or

mortification, as at one's failures or

errors.

adj. Changeable in appearance.

n. A court of equity, as distinguished

from a common-law court.

n. Any condition of which the elements

or parts are in utter disorder and

confusion.

n. A distinctive feature.v. To describe by distinctive marks or

peculiarities.

n. A quack.n. A yawning hollow, as in the earth's

surface.

v. To purify by affliction.v. To subject to punitive measures.

n. Sexual or moral purity.n. A castle or manor-house.n. Any article of personal property.v. To hold back.

n. A very thin gauze used for trimmings,

evening dress, etc.

n. The knightly system of feudal times

with its code, usages and practices.

n. An acute epidemic disease.adj. Easily provoked to anger.

adj. Pertaining to, intended for, or

performed by a chorus or choir.

n. A title of Jesusv. To name in baptism.n. That part of the world where

Christianity is generally professed.

adj. Belonging, relating to, or abounding

in color.

n. The science that treats of

computation of time or of investigation

and arrangement of events.

n. A portable timekeeper of the highest

attainable precision.

v. To calculate arithmetically. (also a

noun meaning zero or nothing)

v. To disseminate.n. The boundary-line of a circle.n. Indirect or roundabout expression.v. To sail quite around.

circumscribe


circumspect


citadel


cite


claimant


clairvoyance


clamorous


clan


clandestine


clangor


clarify


clarion


classify


clearance


clemency


clement


close-hauled


clothier


clumsy


coagulate


coagulant


coalescence


coalition


coddle


codicil


coerce


coercion


coercive


cogent


cognate


cognizant


cohere


v. To confine within bounds.adj. Showing watchfulness, caution, or

careful consideration.

n. Any strong fortress.v. To refer to specifically.

n. One who makes a claim or demand,

as of right.

n. Intuitive sagacity or perception.adj. Urgent in complaint or demand.n. A tribe.

adj. Surreptitious.n. Clanking or a ringing, as of arms,

chains, or bells; clamor.

v. To render intelligible.n. A small shrill trumpet or bugle.

v. To arrange in a class or classes on

the basis of observed resemblanceï¿½s

and differences.

n. A certificate from the proper

authorities that a vessel has complied

with the law and may sail.

n. Mercy.adj. Compassionate.

adj. Having the sails set for sailing as

close to the wind as possible.

n. One who makes or sells cloth or

clothing.

adj. Awkward of movement.v. To change into a clot or a jelly, as by

heat, by chemical action, or by a

ferment.

adj. Producing coagulation.n. The act or process of coming

together so as to form one body,

combination, or product.

n. Combination in a body or mass.v. To treat as a baby or an invalid.

n. A supplement adding to, revoking, or

explaining in the body of a will.

v. To force.n. Forcible constraint or restraint, moral

or physical.

adj. Serving or tending to force.

adj. Appealing strongly to the reason or

conscience.

adj. Akin.adj. Taking notice.v. To stick together.

cohesion


cohesive


coincide


coincidence


coincident


collaborate


collapse


collapsible


colleague


collective


collector


collegian


collide


collier


collision


colloquial


colloquialism


colloquy


collusion


colossus


comely


comestible


comical


commemorate


commentary


commingle


commissariat


commission


commitment


committal


commodity


commotion


n. Consistency.adj. Having the property of consistency.v. To correspond.n. A circumstance so agreeing with

another: often implying accident.

adj. Taking place at the same time.v. To labor or cooperate with another or

others, especially in literary or scientific

pursuits.

v. To cause to shrink, fall in, or fail.adj. That may or can collapse.

n. An associate in professional

employment.

adj. Consisting of a number of persons

or objects considered as gathered into a

mass, or sum.

n. One who makes a collection, as of

objects of art, books, or the like.

n. A college student.

v. To meet and strike violently.n. One who works in a coal-mine.n. Violent contact.adj. Pertaining or peculiar to common

speech as distinguished from literary.

n. Form of speech used only or chiefly

in conversation.

n. Conversation.n. A secret agreement for a wrongful

purpose.

n. Any strikingly great person or object.

adj. Handsome.adj. Fit to be eaten.adj. Funny.v. To serve as a remembrance of.

n. A series of illustrative or explanatory

notes on any important work.

v. To blend.n. The department of an army charged

with the provision of its food and water

and daily needs.

v. To empower.

n. The act or process of entrusting or

consigning for safe-keeping.

n. The act, fact, or result of committing,

or the state of being

n. Something that is bought and sold.n. A disturbance or violent agitation.

commute


comparable


comparative


comparison


compensate


competence


competent


competitive


competitor


complacence


complacent


complaisance


complaisant


complement


complex


compliant


complicate


complication


complicity


compliment


component


comport


composure


comprehensible


comprehension


comprehensive


compress


compressible


compression


comprise


compulsion


compulsory


v. To put something, especially

something less severe, in place of.

adj. Fit to be compared.adj. Relative.n. Examination of two or more objects

with reference to their likeness or

unlikeness.

v. To remunerate.n. Adequate qualification or capacity.adj. Qualified.adj. characterized by rivalry.

n. A rival.n. Satisfaction with one's acts or

surroundings.

adj. Pleased or satisfied with oneself.n. Politeness.

adj. Agreeable.v. To make complete.adj. Complicated.adj. Yielding.

v. To make complex, difficult, or hard to

deal with.

n. An intermingling or combination of

things or parts, especially in a

perplexing manner.

n. Participation or partnership, as in

wrong-doing or with a wrong-doer.

v. To address or gratify with

expressions of delicate praise.

n. A constituent element or part.v. To conduct or behave (oneself).n. Calmness.adj. Intelligible.

n. Ability to know.adj. Large in scope or content.v. To press together or into smaller

space.

adj. Capable of being pressed into

smaller compass.

n. Constraint, as by force or authority.v. To consist of.n. Coercion.adj. Forced.

compunction


compute


concede


conceit


conceive


concerto


concession


conciliate


conciliatory


conclusive


concord


concordance


concur


concurrence


concurrent


concussion


condensation


condense


condescend


condolence


conduce


conducive


conductible


conduit


confectionery


confederacy


confederate


confer


conferee


confessor


confidant


confide


n. Remorseful feeling.v. To ascertain by mathematical

calculation.

v. To surrender.n. Self-flattering opinion.

v. To form an idea, mental image or

thought of.

n. A musical composition.n. Anything granted or yielded, or

admitted in response to a demand,

petition, or claim.

v. To obtain the friendship of.

adj. Tending to reconcile.adj. Sufficient to convince or decide.n. Harmony.n. Harmony.

v. To agree.n. Agreement.adj. Occurring or acting together.n. A violent shock to some organ by a

fall or a sudden blow.

n. The act or process of making dense

or denser.

v. To abridge.v. To come down voluntarily to equal

terms with inferiors.

n. Expression of sympathy with a

person in pain, sorrow, or misfortune.

v. To bring about.adj. Contributing to an end.adj. Capable of being conducted or

transmitted.

n. A means for conducting something,

particularly a tube, pipe, or passageway

for a fluid.

n. The candy collectively that a

confectioner makes or sells, as candy.

n. A number of states or persons in

compact or league with each other, as

for mutual aid.

n. One who is united with others in a

league, compact, or agreement.

v. To bestow.

n. A person with whom another confers.n. A spiritual advisor.n. One to whom secrets are entrusted.v. To reveal in trust or confidence.

confidence


confident


confinement


confiscate


conflagration


confluence


confluent


conformance


conformable


conformation


conformity


confront


congeal


congenial


congest


congregate


coniferous


conjecture


conjoin


conjugal


conjugate


conjugation


conjunction


connive


connoisseur


connote


connubial


conquer


consanguineous


conscience


conscientious


conscious


n. The state or feeling of trust in or

reliance upon another.

adj. Assured.n. Restriction within limits or

boundaries.

v. To appropriate (private property) as

forfeited to the public use or treasury.

n. A great fire, as of many buildings, a

forest, or the like.

n. The place where streams meet.n. A stream that unites with another.n. The act or state or conforming.

adj. Harmonious.n. General structure, form, or outline.n. Correspondence in form, manner, or

use.

v. To encounter, as difficulties or

obstacles.

v. To coagulate.adj. Having kindred character or tastes.v. To collect into a mass.v. To bring together into a crowd.

adj. Cone-bearing trees.n. A guess.v. To unite.adj. Pertaining to marriage, marital

rights, or married persons.

adj. Joined together in pairs.n. The state or condition of being joined

together.

n. The state of being joined together, or

the things so joined.

v. To be in collusion.

n. A critical judge of art, especially one

with thorough knowledge and sound

judgment of art.

v. To mean; signify.adj. Pertaining to marriage or

matrimony.

v. To overcome by force.

adj. Descended from the same parent

or ancestor.

n. The faculty in man by which he

distinguishes between right and wrong

in character and conduct.

adj. Governed by moral standard.adj. Aware that one lives, feels, and

thinks.

conscript


consecrate


consecutive


consensus


conservatism


conservative


conservatory


consign


consignee


consignor


consistency


console


consolidate


consonance


consonant


consort


conspicuous


conspirator


conspire


constable


constellation


consternation


constituency


constituent


constrict


consul


consulate


consummate


consumption


consumptive


contagion


contagious


v. To force into military service.v. To set apart as sacred.adj. Following in uninterrupted

succession.

n. A collective unanimous opinion of a

number of persons.

n. Tendency to adhere to the existing

order of things.

adj. Adhering to the existing order of

things.

n. An institution for instruction and

training in music and declamation.

v. To entrust.

n. A person to whom goods or other

property has been entrusted.

n. One who entrusts.n. A state of permanence.v. To comfort.

v. To combine into one body or system.n. The state or quality of being in accord

with.

adj. Being in agreement or harmony

with.

n. A companion or associate.

adj. Clearly visible.n. One who agrees with others to

cooperate in accomplishing some

unlawful purpose.

v. To plot.n. An officer whose duty is to maintain

the peace.

n. An arbitrary assemblage or group of

stars.

n. Panic.n. The inhabitants or voters in a district

represented in a legislative body.

n. One who has the right to vote at an

election.

v. To bind.n. An officer appointed to reside in a

foreign city, chiefly to represent his

country.

n. The place in which a consul transacts

official business.

v. To bring to completion.

n. Gradual destruction, as by burning,

eating, etc., or by using up, wearing out,

etc.

adj. Designed for gradual destruction.n. The communication of disease from

person to person.

adj. Transmitting disease.

contaminate


contemplate


contemporaneous


contemporary


contemptible


contemptuous


contender


contiguity


contiguous


continence


contingency


contingent


continuance


continuation


continuity


continuous


contort


contraband


contradiction


contradictory


contraposition


contravene


contribution


contributor


contrite


contrivance


contrive


control


controller


contumacious


contumacy


contuse


v. To pollute.v. To consider thoughtfully.adj. Living, occurring, or existing at the

same time.

adj. Living or existing at the same time.

adj. Worthy of scorn or disdain.adj. Disdainful.n. One who exerts oneself in opposition

or rivalry.

n. Proximity.

adj. Touching or joining at the edge or

boundary.

n. Self-restraint with respect to desires,

appetites, and passion.

n. Possibility of happening.adj. Not predictable.

n. Permanence.n. Prolongation.n. Uninterrupted connection in space,

time, operation, or development.

adj. Connected, extended, or prolonged

without separation or interruption of

sequence.

v. To twist into a misshapen form.n. Trade forbidden by law or treaty.n. The assertion of the opposite of that

which has been said.

adj. Inconsistent with itself.

n. A placing opposite.v. To prevent or obstruct the operation

of.

n. The act of giving for a common

purpose.

n. One who gives or furnishes, in

common with others, for a common

purpose.

adj. Broken in spirit because of a sense

of sin.

n. The act planning, devising, inventing,

or adapting something to or for a special

purpose.

v. To manage or carry through by some

device or scheme.

v. To exercise a directing, restraining, or

governing influence over.

n. One who or that which regulates or

directs.

adj. Rebellious.n. Contemptuous disregard of the

requirements of rightful authority.

v. To bruise by a blow, either with or

without the breaking of the skin.

contusion


convalesce


convalescence


convalescent


convene


convenience


converge


convergent


conversant


conversion


convertible


convex


conveyance


convivial


convolution


convolve


convoy


convulse


convulsion


copious


coquette


cornice


cornucopia


corollary


coronation


coronet


corporal


corporate


corporeal


corps


corpse


corpulent


n. A bruise.v. To recover after a sickness.n. The state of progressive restoration

to health and strength after the

cessation of disease.

adj. Recovering health after sickness.

v. To summon or cause to assemble.n. Fitness, as of time or place.v. To cause to incline and approach

nearer together.

adj. Tending to one point.

adj. Thoroughly informed.n. Change from one state or position to

another, or from one form to another.

adj. Interchangeable.adj. Curving like the segment of the

globe or of the surface of a circle.

n. That by which anything is

transported.

adj. Devoted to feasting, or to

good-fellowship in eating or drinking.

n. A winding motion.v. To move with a circling or winding

motion.

n. A protecting force accompanying

property in course of transportation.

v. To cause spasms in.n. A violent and abnormal muscular

contraction of the body.

adj. Plenteous.

n. A flirt.n. An ornamental molding running round

the walls of a room close to the ceiling.

n. The horn of plenty, symbolizing

peace and prosperity.

n. A proposition following so obviously

from another that it requires little

demonstration.

n. The act or ceremony of crowning a

monarch.

n. Inferior crown denoting, according to

its form, various degrees of noble rank

less than sovereign.

adj. Belonging or relating to the body as

opposed to the mind.

adj. Belonging to a corporation.

adj. Of a material nature; physical.n. A number or body of persons in some

way associated or acting together.

n. A dead body.adj. Obese.

corpuscle


correlate


correlative


corrigible


corroborate


corroboration


corrode


corrosion


corrosive


corruptible


corruption


cosmetic


cosmic


cosmogony


cosmography


cosmology


cosmopolitan


cosmopolitanism


cosmos


counter-claim


counteract


counterbalance


countercharge


counterfeit


counterpart


countervail


counting-house


countryman


courageous


course


courser


courtesy


n. A minute particle of matter.v. To put in some relation of connection

or correspondence.

adj. Mutually involving or implying one

another.

adj. Capable of reformation.

v. To strengthen, as proof or conviction.n. Confirmation.v. To ruin or destroy little by little.n. Gradual decay by crumbling or

surface disintegration.

n. That which causes gradual decay by

crumbling or surface disintegration.

adj. Open to bribery.n. Loss of purity or integrity.adj. Pertaining to the art of beautifying,

especially the complexion.

adj. Pertaining to the universe.n. A doctrine of creation or of the origin

of the universe.

n. The science that describes the

universe, including astronomy,

geography, and geology.

n. The general science of the universe.

adj. Common to all the world.n. A cosmopolitan character.n. The world or universe considered as

a system, perfect in order and

arrangement.

n. A cross-demand alleged by a

defendant in his favor against the

plaintiff.

v. To act in opposition to.v. To oppose with an equal force.v. To accuse in return.adj. Made to resemble something else.

n. Something taken with another for the

completion of either.

v. To offset.n. A house or office used for transacting

business, bookkeeping,

correspondence, etc.

n. A rustic.

adj. Brave.n. Line of motion or direction.n. A fleet and spirited horse.n. Politeness originating in kindness and

exercised habitually.

covenant


covert


covey


cower


coxswain


crag


cranium


crass


craving


creak


creamery


creamy


credence


credible


credulous


creed


crematory


crevasse


crevice


criterion


critique


crockery


crucible


crusade


crustacean


crustaceous


cryptogram


crystallize


cudgel


culinary


cull


culpable


n. An agreement entered into by two or

more persons or parties.

adj. Concealed, especially for an evil

purpose.

n. A flock of quails or partridges.v. To crouch down tremblingly, as

through fear or shame.

n. One who steers a rowboat, or one

who has charge of a ship's boat and its

crew under an officer.

n. A rugged, rocky projection on a cliff

or ledge.

n. The skull of an animal, especially that

part enclosing the brain.

adj. Coarse or thick in nature or

structure, as opposed to thin or fine.

n. A vehement desire.n. A sharp, harsh, squeaking sound.n. A butter-making establishment.adj. Resembling or containing cream.

n. Belief.adj. Believable.adj. Easily deceived.n. A formal summary of fundamental

points of religious belief.

adj. A place for cremating dead bodies.n. A deep crack or fissure in the ice of a

glacier.

n. A small fissure, as between two

contiguous surfaces.

n. A standard by which to determine the

correctness of a judgment or

conclusion.

n. A criticism or critical review.n. Earthenware made from baked clay.n. A trying and purifying test or agency.n. Any concerted movement, vigorously

prosecuted, in behalf of an idea or

principle.

adj. Pertaining to a division of

arthropods, containing lobsters, crabs,

crawfish, etc.

adj. Having a crust-like shell.n. Anything written in characters that

are secret or so arranged as to have

hidden meaning.

v. To bring together or give fixed shape

to.

n. A short thick stick used as a club.adj. Of or pertaining to cooking or the

kitchen.

v. To pick or sort out from the rest.adj. Guilty.

culprit


culvert


cupidity


curable


curator


curio


cursive


cursory


curt


curtail


curtsy


cycloid


cygnet


cynical


cynicism


cynosure


daring


darkling


Darwinism


dastard


datum


dauntless


day-man


dead-heat


dearth


death's-head


debase


debatable


debonair


debut


decagon


decagram


n. A guilty person.n. Any artificial covered channel for the

passage of water through a bank or

under a road, canal.

n. Avarice.adj. Capable of being remedied or

corrected.

n. A person having charge as of a

library or museum.

n. A piece of bric-a-brac.adj. Writing in which the letters are

joined together.

adj. Rapid and superficial.

adj. Concise, compressed, and abrupt

in act or expression.

v. To cut off or cut short.n. A downward movement of the body

by bending the knees.

adj. Like a circle.

n. A young swan.adj. Exhibiting moral skepticism.n. Contempt for the opinions of others

and of what others value.

n. That to which general interest or

attention is directed.

adj. Brave.adv. Blindly.n. The doctrine that natural selection

has been the prime cause of evolution

of higher forms.

n. A base coward.

n. A premise, starting-point, or given

fact.

adj. Fearless.n. A day-laborer.n. A race in which two or more

competitors come out even, and there is

no winner.

n. Scarcity, as of something customary,

essential ,or desirable.

n. A human skull as a symbol of death.v. To lower in character or virtue.adj. Subject to contention or dispute.

adj. Having gentle or courteous bearing

or manner.

n. A first appearance in society or on

the stage.

n. A figure with ten sides and ten

angles.

n. A weight of 10 grams.

decaliter


decalogue


Decameron


decameter


decamp


decapitate


decapod


decasyllable


deceit


deceitful


deceive


decency


decent


deciduous


decimal


decimate


decipher


decisive


declamation


declamatory


declarative


declension


decorate


decorous


decoy


decrepit


dedication


deduce


deface


defalcate


defamation


defame


n. A liquid and dry measure of 10 liters.n. The ten commandments.n. A volume consisting of ten parts or

books.

n. A length of ten meters.

v. To leave suddenly or unexpectedly.v. To behead.adj. Ten-footed or ten-armed.n. A line of ten syllables.

n. Falsehood.adj. Fraudulent.v. To mislead by or as by falsehood.n. Moral fitness.

adj. Characterized by propriety of

conduct, speech, manners, or dress.

adj. Falling off at maturity as petals after

flowering, fruit when ripe, etc.

adj. Founded on the number 10.v. To destroy a measurable or large

proportion of.

v. To find out the true words or meaning

of, as something hardly legible.

ad. Conclusive.n. A speech recited or intended for

recitation from memory in public.

adj. A full and formal style of utterance.

adj. Containing a formal, positive, or

explicit statement or affirmation.

n. The change of endings in nouns and

adj. to express their different relations of

gender.

v. To embellish.adj. Suitable for the occasion or

circumstances.

n. Anything that allures, or is intended to

allures into danger or temptation.

adj. Enfeebled, as by old age or some

chronic infirmity.

n. The voluntary consecration or

relinquishment of something to an end

or cause.

v. To derive or draw as a conclusion by

reasoning from given premises or

principles.

v. To mar or disfigure the face or

external surface of.

v. To cut off or take away, as a part of

something.

n. Malicious and groundless injury done

to the reputation or good name of

another.

v. To slander.

default


defendant


defensible


defensive


defer


deference


defiant


deficiency


deficient


definite


deflect


deforest


deform


deformity


defraud


defray


degeneracy


degenerate


degradation


degrade


dehydrate


deify


deign


deist


deity


deject


dejection


delectable


delectation


deleterious


delicacy


delineate


n. The neglect or omission of a legal

requirement.

n. A person against whom a suit is

brought.

adj. Capable of being maintained or

justified.

adj. Carried on in resistance to

aggression.

v. To delay or put off to some other

time.

n. Respectful submission or yielding, as

to another's opinion, wishes, or

judgment.

adj. Characterized by bold or insolent

opposition.

n. Lack or insufficiency.

adj. Not having an adequate or proper

supply or amount.

adj. Having an exact signification or

positive meaning.

v. To cause to turn aside or downward.v. To clear of forests.

v. To disfigure.n. A disfigurement.v. To deprive of something dishonestly.v. To make payment for.

n. A becoming worse.v. To become worse or inferior.n. Diminution, as of strength or

magnitude.

v. To take away honors or position from.

v. To deprive of water.v. To regard or worship as a god.v. To deem worthy of notice or account.n. One who believes in God, but denies

supernatural revelation.

n. A god, goddess, or divine person.v. To dishearten.n. Melancholy.adj. Delightful to the taste or to the

senses.

n. Delight.adj. Hurtful, morally or physically.n. That which is agreeable to a fine

taste.

v. To represent by sketch or diagram.

deliquesce


delirious


delude


deluge


delusion


demagnetize


demagogue


demeanor


demented


demerit


demise


demobilize


demolish


demonstrable


demonstrate


demonstrative


demonstrator


demulcent


demurrage


dendroid


dendrology


denizen


denominate


denomination


denominator


denote


denouement


denounce


dentifrice


denude


denunciation


deplete


v. To dissolve gradually and become

liquid by absorption of moisture from the

air.

adj. Raving.v. To mislead the mind or judgment of.v. To overwhelm with a flood of water.

n. Mistaken conviction, especially when

more or less enduring.

v. To deprive (a magnet) of magnetism.n. An unprincipled politician.n. Deportment.

adj. Insane.n. A mark for failure or bad conduct.n. Death.v. To disband, as troops.

v. To annihilate.adj. Capable of positive proof.v. To prove indubitably.adj. Inclined to strong exhibition or

expression of feeling or thoughts.

n. One who proves in a convincing and

conclusive manner.

n. Any application soothing to an

irritable surface

n. the detention of a vessel beyond the

specified time of sailing.

adj. Like a tree.

n. The natural history of trees.n. Inhabitant.v. To give a name or epithet to.n. A body of Christians united by a

common faith and form of worship and

discipline.

n. Part of a fraction which expresses the

number of equal parts into which the

unit is divided.

v. To designate by word or mark.n. That part of a play or story in which

the mystery is cleared up.

v. To point out or publicly accuse as

deserving of punishment, censure, or

odium.

n. Any preparation used for cleaning the

teeth.

v. To strip the covering from.n. The act of declaring an action or

person worthy of reprobation or

punishment.

v. To reduce or lessen, as by use,

exhaustion, or waste.

deplorable


deplore


deponent


depopulate


deport


deportment


deposition


depositor


depository


deprave


deprecate


depreciate


depreciation


depress


depression


depth


derelict


deride


derisible


derision


derivation


derivative


derive


dermatology


derrick


descendant


descendent


descent


descry


desert


desiccant


designate


adj. Contemptible.v. To regard with grief or sorrow.adj. Laying down.v. To remove the inhabitants from.

v. To take or send away forcibly, as to a

penal colony.

n. Demeanor.n. Testimony legally taken on

interrogatories and reduced to writing,

for use as evidence in court.

n. One who makes a deposit, or has an

amount deposited.

n. A place where anything is kept in

safety.

v. To render bad, especially morally

bad.

v. To express disapproval or regret for,

with hope for the opposite.

v. To lessen the worth of.

n. A lowering in value or an underrating

in worth.

v. To press down.n. A falling of the spirits.n. Deepness.

adj. Neglectful of obligation.v. To ridicule.adj. Open to ridicule.n. Ridicule.

n. That process by which a word is

traced from its original root or primitive

form and meaning.

adj. Coming or acquired from some

origin.

v. To deduce, as from a premise.n. The branch of medical science which

relates to the skin and its diseases.

n. An apparatus for hoisting and

swinging great weights.

n. One who is descended lineally from

another, as a child, grandchild, etc.

adj. Proceeding downward.n. The act of moving or going

downward.

v. To discern.v. To abandon without regard to the

welfare of the abandoned

n. Any remedy which, when applied

externally, dries up or absorbs moisture,

as that of wounds.

v. To select or appoint, as by authority.

desist


desistance


despair


desperado


desperate


despicable


despite


despond


despondent


despot


despotism


destitute


desultory


deter


deteriorate


determinate


determination


deterrent


detest


detract


detriment


detrude


deviate


devilry


deviltry


devious


devise


devout


dexterity


diabolic


diacritical


diagnose


v. To cease from action.n. Cessation.n. Utter hopelessness and

despondency.

n. One without regard for law or life.

adj. Resorted to in a last extremity, or

as if prompted by utter despair.

adj. Contemptible.prep. In spite of.v. To lose spirit, courage, or hope.

adj. Disheartened.n. An absolute and irresponsible

monarch.

n. Any severe and strict rule in which

the judgment of the governed has little

or no part.

adj. Poverty-stricken.

adj. Not connected with what precedes.v. To frighten away.v. To grow worse.adj. Definitely limited or fixed.

n. The act of deciding.adj. Hindering from action through fear.v. To dislike or hate with intensity.v. To take away in such manner as to

lessen value or estimation.

n. Something that causes damage,

depreciation, or loss.

v. To push down forcibly.v. To take a different course.n. Malicious mischief.

n. Wanton and malicious mischief.adj. Out of the common or regular track.v. To invent.adj. Religious.

n. Readiness, precision, efficiency, and

ease in any physical activity or in any

mechanical work.

adj. Characteristic of the devil.adj. Marking a difference.v. To distinguish, as a disease, by its

characteristic phenomena.

diagnosis


dialect


dialectician


dialogue


diaphanous


diatomic


diatribe


dictum


didactic


difference


differentia


differential


differentiate


diffidence


diffident


diffusible


diffusion


dignitary


digraph


digress


dilapidated


dilate


dilatory


dilemma


dilettante


diligence


dilute


diminution


dimly


diphthong


diplomacy


diplomat


n. Determination of the distinctive

nature of a disease.

n. Forms of speech collectively that are

peculiar to the people of a particular

district.

n. A logician.n. A formal conversation in which two or

more take part.

adj. Transparent.adj. Containing only two atoms.n. A bitter or malicious criticism.n. A positive utterance.

adj. Pertaining to teaching.n. Dissimilarity in any respect.n. Any essential characteristic of a

species by reason of which it differs

from other species.

adj. Distinctive.

v. To acquire a distinct and separate

character.

n. Self-distrust.adj. Affected or possessed with

self-distrust.

adj. Spreading rapidly through the

system and acting quickly.

n. Dispersion.n. One who holds high rank.n. A union of two characters

representing a single sound.

v. To turn aside from the main subject

and for a time dwell on some incidental

matter.

pa. Fallen into decay or partial ruin.v. To enlarge in all directions.adj. Tending to cause delay.n. A situation in which a choice between

opposing modes of conduct is

necessary.

n. A superficial amateur.n. Careful and persevering effort to

accomplish what is undertaken.

v. To make more fluid or less

concentrated by admixture with

something.

n. Reduction.

adv. Obscurely.n. The sound produced by combining

two vowels in to a single syllable or

running together the sounds.

n. Tact, shrewdness, or skill in

conducting any kind of negotiations or in

social matters.

n. A representative of one sovereign

state at the capital or court of another.

diplomatic


diplomatist


disagree


disallow


disappear


disappoint


disapprove


disarm


disarrange


disavow


disavowal


disbeliever


disburden


disburse


discard


discernible


disciple


disciplinary


discipline


disclaim


discolor


discomfit


discomfort


disconnect


disconsolate


discontinuance


discord


discountenance


discover


discredit


discreet


discrepant


adj. Characterized by special tact in

negotiations.

n. One remarkable for tact and shrewd

management.

v. To be opposite in opinion.v. To withhold permission or sanction.

v. To cease to exist, either actually or

for the time being.

v. To fail to fulfill the expectation, hope,

wish, or desire of.

v. To regard with blame.v. To deprive of weapons.

v. To throw out of order.v. To disclaim responsibility for.n. Denial.n. One who refuses to believe.

v. To disencumber.v. To pay out or expend, as money from

a fund.

v. To reject.adj. Perceivable.

n. One who believes the teaching of

another, or who adopts and follows

some doctrine.

adj. Having the nature of systematic

training or subjection to authority.

v. To train to obedience.v. To disavow any claim to, connection

with, or responsibility to.

v. To stain.v. To put to confusion.n. The state of being positively

uncomfortable.

v. To undo or dissolve the connection or

association of.

adj. Grief-stricken.n. Interruption or intermission.n. Absence of harmoniousness.v. To look upon with disfavor.

v. To get first sight or knowledge of, as

something previously unknown or

unperceived.

v. To injure the reputation of.adj. Judicious.adj. Opposite.

discriminate


discursive


discussion


disenfranchise


disengage


disfavor


disfigure


dishabille


dishonest


disillusion


disinfect


disinfectant


disinherit


disinterested


disjunctive


dislocate


dismissal


dismount


disobedience


disobedient


disown


disparage


disparity


dispel


dispensation


displace


dispossess


disputation


disqualify


disquiet


disregard


disreputable


v. To draw a distinction.adj. Passing from one subject to

another.

n. Debate.v. To deprive of any right privilege or

power

v. To become detached.n. Disregard.v. To impair or injure the beauty,

symmetry, or appearance of.

n. Undress or negligent attire.

adj. Untrustworthy.v. To disenchant.v. To remove or destroy the poison of

infectious or contagious diseases.

n. A substance used to destroy the

germs of infectious diseases.

v. To deprive of an inheritance.adj. Impartial.adj. Helping or serving to disconnect or

separate.

v. To put out of proper place or order.

n. Displacement by authority from an

office or an employment.

v. To throw down, push off, or otherwise

remove from a horse or the like.

n. Neglect or refusal to comply with an

authoritative injunction.

adj. Neglecting or refusing to obey.

v. To refuse to acknowledge as one's

own or as connected with oneself.

v. To regard or speak of slightingly.n. Inequality.v. To drive away by or as by scattering

in different directions.

n. That which is bestowed on or

appointed to one from a higher power.

v. To put out of the proper or

accustomed place.

v. To deprive of actual occupancy,

especially of real estate.

n. Verbal controversy.

v. To debar.v. To deprive of peace or tranquillity.v. To take no notice of.adj. Dishonorable or disgraceful.

disrepute


disrobe


disrupt


dissatisfy


dissect


dissection


dissemble


disseminate


dissension


dissent


dissentient


dissentious


dissertation


disservice


dissever


dissimilar


dissipate


dissipation


dissolute


dissolution


dissolve


dissonance


dissonant


dissuade


dissuasion


disyllable


distemper


distend


distensible


distention


distill


distillation


n. A bad name or character.v. To unclothe.v. To burst or break asunder.v. To displease.

v. To cut apart or to pieces.n. The act or operation of cutting in

pieces, specifically of a plant or an

animal.

v. To hide by pretending something

different.

v. To sow or scatter abroad, as seed is

sown.

n. Angry or violent difference of opinion.n. Disagreement.n. One who disagrees.adj. Contentious.

n. Thesis.n. An ill turn.v. To divide.adj. Different.

v. To disperse or disappear.n. The state of being dispersed or

scattered.

adj. Lewd.n. A breaking up of a union of persons.

v. To liquefy or soften, as by heat or

moisture.

n. Discord.adj. Harsh or disagreeable in sound.v. To change the purpose or alter the

plans of by persuasion, counsel, or

pleading.

n. The act of changing the purpose of or

altering the plans of through persuasion,

or pleading.

n. A word of two syllables.n. A disease or malady.v. To stretch out or expand in every

direction.

adj. Capable of being stretched out or

expanded in every direction.

n. Expansion.v. To extract or produce by vaporization

and condensation.

n. Separation of the more volatile parts

of a substance from those less volatile.

distiller


distinction


distort


distrain


distrainor


distraught


distrust


disunion


diurnal


divagation


divergent


diverse


diversion


diversity


divert


divertible


divest


divination


divinity


divisible


divisor


divulge


divulgence


docile


docket


doe


dogma


dogmatic


dogmatize


doleful


dolesome


dolor


n. One occupied in the business of

distilling alcoholic liquors.

n. A note or designation of honor,

officially recognizing superiority or

success in studies.

v. To twist into an unnatural or irregular

form.

v. To subject a person to distress.

n. One who subjects a person to

distress.

adj. Bewildered.n. Lack of confidence in the power,

wisdom, or good intent of any person.

n. Separation of relations or interests.

adj. Daily.n. Digression.adj. Tending in different directions.adj. Capable of various forms.

n. Pastime.n. Dissimilitude.v. To turn from the accustomed course

or a line of action already established.

adj. Able to be turned from the

accustomed course or a line of action

already established.

v. To strip, specifically of clothes,

ornaments, or accouterments or

disinvestment.

n. The pretended forecast of future

events or discovery of what is lost or

hidden.

n. The quality or character of being

godlike.

adj. Capable of being separated into

parts.

n. That by which a number or quantity is

divided.

v. To tell or make known, as something

previously private or secret.

n. A divulging.adj. Easy to manage.

n. The registry of judgments of a court.n. The female of the deer.n. A statement of religious faith or duty

formulated by a body claiming authority.

adj. Making statements without

argument or evidence.

v. To make positive assertions without

supporting them by argument or

evidence.

adj. Melancholy.adj. Melancholy.n. Lamentation.

dolorous


domain


domesticity


domicile


dominance


dominant


dominate


domination


domineer


donate


donator


donee


donor


dormant


doublet


doubly


dowry


drachma


dragnet


dragoon


drainage


dramatist


dramatize


drastic


drought


drowsy


drudgery


dubious


duckling


ductile


duet


dun


adj. Expressing or causing sorrow or

pain.

n. A sphere or field of action or interest.n. Life in or fondness for one's home

and family.

n. The place where one lives.

n. Ascendancy.adj. Conspicuously prominent.v. To influence controllingly.n. Control by the exercise of power or

constituted authority.

v. To rule with insolence or unnecessary

annoyance.

v. To bestow as a gift, especially for a

worthy cause.

n. One who makes a donation or

present.

n. A person to whom a donation is

made.

n. One who makes a donation or

present.

adj. Being in a state of or resembling

sleep.

n. One of a pair of like things.adv. In twofold degree or extent.

n. The property which a wife brings to

her husband in marriage.

n. A modern and an ancient Greek coin.n. A net to be drawn along the bottom of

the water.

n. In the British army, a cavalryman.

n. The means of draining collectively, as

a system of conduits, trenches, pipes,

etc.

n. One who writes plays.v. To relate or represent in a dramatic or

theatrical manner.

adj. Acting vigorously.

n. Dry weather, especially when so long

continued as to cause vegetation to

wither.

adj. Heavy with sleepiness.n. Hard and constant work in any menial

or dull occupation.

adj. Doubtful.

n. A young duck.adj. Capable of being drawn out, as into

wire or a thread.

n. A composition for two voices or

instruments.

v. To make a demand or repeated

demands on for payment.

duplex


duplicity


durance


duration


duteous


dutiable


dutiful


dwindle


dyne


earnest


earthenware


eatable


ebullient


eccentric


eccentricity


eclipse


economize


ecstasy


ecstatic


edible


edict


edify


editorial


educe


efface


effect


effective


effectual


effeminacy


effeminate


effervesce


effervescent


adj. Having two parts.n. Double-dealing.n. Confinement.n. The period of time during which

anything lasts.

adj. Showing submission to natural

superiors.

adj. Subject to a duty, especially a

customs duty.

adj. Obedient.v. To diminish or become less.

n. The force which, applied to a mass of

one gram for 1 second, would give it a

velocity of 1 cm/s.

adj. Ardent in spirit and speech.n. Anything made of clay and baked in a

kiln or dried in the sun.

adj. Edible.

adj. Showing enthusiasm or exhilaration

of feeling.

adj. Peculiar.n. Idiosyncrasy.n. The obstruction of a heavenly body

by its entering into the shadow of

another body.

v. To spend sparingly.n. Rapturous excitement or exaltation.adj. Enraptured.adj. Suitable to be eaten.

n. That which is uttered or proclaimed

by authority as a rule of action.

v. To build up, or strengthen, especially

in morals or religion.

n. An article in a periodical written by

the editor and published as an official

argument.

v. To draw out.

v. To obliterate.n. A consequence.adj. Fit for a destined purpose.adj. Efficient.

n. Womanishness.adj. Having womanish traits or qualities.v. To bubble up.adj. Giving off bubbles of gas.

effete


efficacious


efficacy


efficiency


efficient


efflorescence


efflorescent


effluvium


effrontery


effulgence


effuse


effusion


egoism


egoist


egotism


egotist


egregious


egress


eject


elapse


elasticity


electrolysis


electrotype


elegy


element


elicit


eligible


eliminate


Elizabethan


elocution


eloquent


elucidate


adj. Exhausted, as having performed its

functions.

adj. Effective.n. The power to produce an intended

effect as shown in the production of it.

n. The state of possessing adequate

skill or knowledge for the performance

of a duty.

adj. Having and exercising the power to

produce effects or results.

n. The state of being flowery, or a

flowery appearance.

adj. Opening in flower.n. A noxious or ill-smelling exhalation

from decaying or putrefying matter.

n. Unblushing impudence.n. Splendor.v. To pour forth.n. an outpouring.

n. The theory that places man's chief

good in the completeness of self.

n. One who advocates or practices

egoism.

n. Self-conceit.n. One given to self-mention or who is

constantly telling of his own views and

experiences.

adj. Extreme.n. Any place of exit.v. To expel.v. To quietly terminate: said of time.

n. That property of matter by which a

body tends to return to a former shape

after being changed.

n. The process of decomposing a

chemical compound by the passage of

an electric current.

n. A metallic copy of any surface, as a

coin.

n. A lyric poem lamenting the dead.

n. A component or essential part.v. To educe or extract gradually or

without violence.

adj. Qualified for selection.v. To separate and cast aside.

adj. Relating to Elizabeth, queen of

England, or to her era.

n. The art of correct intonation,

inflection, and gesture in public

speaking or reading.

adj. Having the ability to express

emotion or feeling in lofty and

impassioned speech.

v. To bring out more clearly the facts

concerning.

elude


elusion


emaciate


emanate


emancipate


embargo


embark


embarrass


embellish


embezzle


emblazon


emblem


embody


embolden


embolism


embroil


emerge


emergence


emergent


emeritus


emigrant


emigrate


eminence


eminent


emit


emphasis


emphasize


emphatic


employee


employer


emporium


empower


v. To evade the search or pursuit of by

dexterity or artifice.

n. Evasion.v. To waste away in flesh.v. To flow forth or proceed, as from

some source.

v. To release from bondage.n. Authoritative stoppage of foreign

commerce or of any special trade.

v. To make a beginning in some

occupation or scheme.

v. To render flustered or agitated.

v. To make beautiful or elegant by

adding attractive or ornamental

features.

v. To misappropriate secretly.v. To set forth publicly or in glowing

terms.

n. A symbol.

v. To express, formulate, or exemplify in

a concrete, compact or visible form.

v. To give courage to.n. An obstruction or plugging up of an

artery or other blood-vessel.

v. To involve in dissension or strife.

v. To come into view or into existence.n. A coming into view.adj. Coming into view.adj. Retired from active service but

retained to an honorary position.

n. One who moves from one place to

settle in another.

v. To go from one country, state, or

region for the purpose of settling or

residing in another.

n. An elevated position with respect to

rank, place, character, condition, etc.

adj. High in station, merit, or esteem.

v. To send or give out.n. Any special impressiveness added to

an utterance or act, or stress laid upon

some word.

v. To articulate or enunciate with special

impressiveness upon a word, or a group

of words.

adj. Spoken with any special

impressiveness laid upon an act, word,

or set of words.

n. One who works for wages or a salary.n. One who uses or engages the

services of other persons for pay.

n. A bazaar or shop.v. To delegate authority to.

emulate


enact


enamor


encamp


encomium


encompass


encore


encourage


encroach


encumber


encyclical


encyclopedia


endanger


endear


endemic


endue


endurable


endurance


energetic


enervate


enfeeble


enfranchise


engender


engrave


engross


enhance


enigma


enjoin


enkindle


enlighten


enlist


enmity


v. To imitate with intent to equal or

surpass.

v. To make into law, as by legislative

act.

v. To inspire with ardent love.v. To pitch tents for a resting-place.

n. A formal or discriminating expression

of praise.

v. To encircle.n. The call for a repetition, as of some

part of a play or performance.

v. To inspire with courage, hope, or

strength of mind.

v. To invade partially or insidiously and

appropriate the possessions of another.

v. To impede with obstacles.adj. Intended for general circulation.n. A work containing information on

subjects, or exhaustive of one subject.

v. To expose to peril.v. To cause to be loved.adj. Peculiar to some specified country

or people.

v. To endow with some quality, gift, or

grace, usually spiritual.

adj. Tolerable.n. The ability to suffer pain, distress,

hardship, or stress of any kind without

succumbing.

adj. Working vigorously.v. To render ineffective or inoperative.

v. To debilitate.v. To endow with a privilege, especially

with the right to vote.

v. To produce.v. To cut or carve in or upon some

surface.

v. To occupy completely.v. To intensify.n. A riddle.v. To command.

v. To set on fire.v. To cause to see clearly.v. To enter voluntarily the military

service by formal enrollment.

n. Hatred.

ennoble


enormity


enormous


enrage


enrapture


enshrine


ensnare


entail


entangle


enthrall


enthrone


enthuse


enthusiastic


entirety


entomology


entrails


entreaty


entree


entrench


entwine


enumerate


epic


epicure


Epicurean


epicycle


epicycloid


epidemic


epidermis


epigram


epilogue


epiphany


episode


v. To dignify.n. Immensity.adj. Gigantic.v. To infuriate.

v. To delight extravagantly or intensely.v. To keep sacred.v. To entrap.v. To involve; necessitate.

v. To involve in difficulties, confusion, or

complications.

v. To bring or hold under any

overmastering influence.

v. To invest with sovereign power.v. To yield to or display intense and

rapturous feeling.

adj. Full of zeal and fervor.n. A complete thing.n. The branch of zoology that treats of

insects.

n. pl. The internal parts of an animal.

n. An earnest request.n. The act of entering.v. To fortify or protect, as with a trench

or ditch and wall.

v. To interweave.

v. To name one by one.n. A poem celebrating in formal verse

the mythical achievements of great

personages, heroes, etc.

n. One who cultivates a delicate taste

for eating and drinking.

adj. Indulging, ministering, or pertaining

to daintiness of appetite.

n. A circle that rolls upon the external or

internal circumference of another circle.

n. A curve traced by a point on the

circumference of a circle which rolls

upon another circle.

n. Wide-spread occurrence of a disease

in a certain region.

n. The outer skin.

n. A pithy phrasing of a shrewd

observation.

n. The close of a narrative or dramatic

poem.

n. Any appearance or bodily

manifestation of a deity.

n. An incident or story in a literary work,

separable from yet growing out of it.

epitaph


epithet


epitome


epizootic


epoch


epode


equalize


equanimity


equestrian


equilibrium


equitable


equity


equivalent


equivocal


equivocate


eradicate


errant


erratic


erroneous


erudite


erudition


eschew


espy


esquire


essence


esthetic


estimable


estrange


estuary


et


eugenic


eulogize


n. An inscription on a tomb or

monument in honor or in memory of the

dead.

n. Word used adjectivally to describe

some quality or attribute of is objects, as

in "Father Aeneas".

n. A simplified representation.adj. Prevailing among animals.

n. A interval of time, memorable for

extraordinary events.

n. A species of lyric poems.v. To render uniform.n. Evenness of mind or temper.

adj. Pertaining to horses or

horsemanship.

n. A state of balance.adj. Characterized by fairness.n. Fairness or impartiality.

adj. Equal in value, force, meaning, or

the like.

adj. Ambiguous.v. To use words of double meaning.v. To destroy thoroughly.

adj. Roving or wandering, as in search

of adventure or opportunity for gallant

deeds.

adj. Irregular.adj. Incorrect.adj. Very-learned.

n. Extensive knowledge of literature,

history, language, etc.

v. To keep clear of.v. To keep close watch.n. A title of dignity, office, or courtesy.

n. That which makes a thing to be what

it is.

adj. Pertaining to beauty, taste, or the

fine arts.

adj. Worthy of respect.v. To alienate.

n. A wide lower part of a tidal river.cetera Latin. And so forth.adj. Relating to the development and

improvement of race.

v. To speak or write a laudation of a

person's life or character.

eulogy


euphemism


euphonious


euphony


eureka


evade


evanesce


evanescent


evangelical


evangelist


evasion


eventual


evert


evict


evidential


evince


evoke


evolution


evolve


exacerbate


exaggerate


exasperate


excavate


exceed


excel


excellence


excellency


excellent


excerpt


excess


excitable


excitation


n. A spoken or written laudation of a

person's life or character.

n. A figure of speech by which a phrase

less offensive is substituted.

adj. Characterized by agreeableness of

sound.

n. Agreeableness of sound.

Greek. I have found it.v. To avoid by artifice.v. To vanish gradually.adj. Fleeting.

adj. Seeking the conversion of sinners.n. A preacher who goes from place to

place holding services.

n. Escape.adj. Ultimate.

v. To turn inside out.v. To dispossess pursuant to judicial

decree.

adj. Indicative.v. To make manifest or evident.

v. To call or summon forth.n. Development or growth.v. To unfold or expand.v. To make more sharp, severe, or

virulent.

v. To overstate.v. To excite great anger in.v. To remove by digging or scooping

out.

v. To go beyond, as in measure, quality,

value, action, power, skill, etc.

v. To be superior or distinguished.n. Possession of eminently or unusually

good qualities.

n. A title of honor bestowed upon

various high officials.

adj. Possessing distinguished merit.

n. An extract or selection from written or

printed matter.

n. That which passes the ordinary,

proper, or required limit, measure, or

experience.

adj. Nervously high-strung.n. Intensified emotion or action.

exclamation


exclude


exclusion


excrescence


excretion


excruciate


excursion


excusable


execrable


execration


executor


exegesis


exemplar


exemplary


exemplify


exempt


exert


exhale


exhaust


exhaustible


exhaustion


exhaustive


exhilarate


exhume


exigency


exigent


existence


exit


exodus


exonerate


exorbitance


exorbitant


n. An abrupt or emphatic expression of

thought or of feeling.

v. To shut out purposely or forcibly.n. Non-admission.n. Any unnatural addition, outgrowth, or

development.

n. The getting rid of waste matter.v. To inflict severe pain or agony upon.n. A journey.adj. Justifiable.

adj. Abominable.n. An accursed thing.n. A person nominated by the will of

another to execute the will.

n. Biblical exposition or interpretation.

n. A model, pattern, or original to be

copied or imitated.

adj. Fitted to serve as a model or

example worthy of imitation.

v. To show by example.adj. Free, clear, or released, as from

some liability, or restriction affecting

others.

v. To make an effort.v. To breathe forth.v. To empty by draining off the contents.adj. Causing or tending to cause

exhaustion.

n. Deprivation of strength or energy.adj. Thorough and complete in

execution.

v. To fill with high or cheerful spirits.v. To dig out of the earth (what has

been buried).

n. A critical period or condition.adj. Urgent.n. Possession or continuance of being.n. A way or passage out.

n. A going forth or departure from a

place or country, especially of many

people.

v. To relieve or vindicate from

accusation, imputation, or blame.

n. Extravagance or enormity.adj. Going beyond usual and proper

limits.

exorcise


exotic


expand


expanse


expansion


expatriate


expect


expectancy


expectorate


expediency


expedient


expedite


expeditious


expend


expense


expiate


explicate


explicit


explode


explosion


explosive


exposition


expository


expostulate


exposure


expressive


expulsion


extant


extemporaneous


extempore


extensible


extension


v. To cast or drive out by religious or

magical means.

adj. Foreign.v. To increase in range or scope.n. A continuous area or stretch.

n. Increase of amount, size, scope, or

the like.

v. To drive from one's own country.v. To look forward to as certain or

probable.

n. The act or state of looking forward to

as certain or probable.

v. To cough up and spit forth.n. Fitness to meet the requirements of a

particular case.

adj. Contributing to personal advantage.v. To hasten the movement or progress

of.

adj. Speedy.v. To spend.n. The laying out or expending or

money or other resources, as time or

strength.

v. To make satisfaction or amends for.

v. To clear from involvement.adj. Definite.v. To cause to burst in pieces by force

from within.

n. A sudden and violent outbreak.

adj. Pertaining to a sudden and violent

outbreak.

n. Formal presentation.adj. Pertaining to a formal presentation.v. To discuss.

n. An open situation or position in

relation to the sun, elements, or points

of the compass.

adj. Full of meaning.n. Forcible ejection.adj. Still existing and known.

adj. Done or made without much or any

preparation.

adv. Without studied or special

preparation.

adj. Capable of being thrust out.n. A reaching or stretching out, as in

space, time or scope.

extensive


extensor


extenuate


exterior


external


extinct


extinguish


extol


extort


extortion


extradite


extradition


extrajudicial


extraneous


extraordinary


extravagance


extravagant


extremist


extremity


extricate


extrude


exuberance


exuberant


fabricate


fabulous


facet


facetious


facial


facile


facilitate


facility


facsimile


adj. Extended widely in space, time, or

scope.

n. A muscle that causes extension.v. To diminish the gravity or importance

of.

n. That which is outside.

n. Anything relating or belonging to the

outside.

adj. Being no longer in existence.v. To render extinct.v. To praise in the highest terms.

v. To obtain by violence, threats,

compulsion, or the subjection of another

to some necessity.

n. The practice of obtaining by violence

or compulsion.

v. To surrender the custody of.n. The surrender by a government of a

person accused of crime to the justice

of another government.

adj. Happening out of court.adj. Having no essential relation to a

subject.

adj. Unusual.n. Undue expenditure of money.

adj. Needlessly free or lavish in

expenditure.

n. One who supports extreme measures

or holds extreme views.

n. The utmost point, side, or border, or

that farthest removed from a mean

position.

v. Disentangle.

v. To drive out or away.n. Rich supply.adj. Marked by great plentifulness.v. To invent fancifully or falsely.

adj. Incredible.n. One of the small triangular plane

surfaces of a diamond or other gem.

adj. Amusing.adj. Pertaining to the face.

adj. Not difficult to do.v. To make more easy.n. Ease.n. An exact copy or reproduction.

faction


factious


fallacious


fallacy


fallible


fallow


famish


fanatic


fancier


fanciless


fastidious


fathom


fatuous


faulty


faun


fawn


fealty


feasible


federate


feint


felicitate


felicity


felon


felonious


felony


feminine


fernery


ferocious


ferocity


fervent


fervid


fervor


n. A number of persons combined for a

common purpose.

adj. Turbulent.adj. Illogical.n. Any unsound or delusive mode of

reasoning, or anything based on such

reasoning.

adj. Capable of erring.n. Land broken up and left to become

mellow or to rest.

v. To suffer extremity of hunger or thirst.n. A religious zealot.

n. One having a taste for or interest in

special objects.

adj. Unimaginative.adj. Hard to please.n. A measure of length, 6 feet.

adj. Idioticadj. Imperfect.n. One of a class of deities of the woods

and herds represented as half human,

with goats feet.

n. A young deer.

n. Loyalty.adj. That may be done, performed, or

effected; practicable.

v. To league together.n. Any sham, pretense, or deceptive

movement.

v. To wish joy or happiness to,

especially in view of a coming event.

n. A state of well-founded happiness.n. A criminal or depraved person.adj. Showing criminal or evil purpose.

n. One of the highest class of offenses,

and punishable with death or

imprisonment.

adj. Characteristic of woman or

womankind.

n. A place in which ferns are grown.adj. Of a wild, fierce, and savage

nature.

n. Savageness.adj. Ardent in feeling.adj. Intense.n. Ardor or intensity of feeling.

festal


festive


fete


fetus


feudal


feudalism


fez


fiasco


fickle


fictitious


fidelity


fiducial


fief


filibuster


finale


finality


finally


financial


financier


finery


finesse


finite


fiscal


fishmonger


fissure


fitful


fixture


flag-officer


flagrant


flamboyant


flatulence


flection


adj. Joyous.adj. Merry.n. A festival or feast.n. The young in the womb or in the egg.

adj. Pertaining to the relation of lord and

vassal.

n. The feudal system.n. A brimless felt cap in the shape of a

truncated cone, usually red with a black

tassel.

n. A complete or humiliating failure.

adj. Unduly changeable in feeling,

judgment, or purpose.

adj. Created or formed by the

imagination.

n. Loyalty.adj. Indicative of faith or trust.

n. A landed estate held under feudal

tenure.

n. One who attempts to obstruct

legislation.

n. Concluding performance.n. The state or quality of being final or

complete.

adv. At last.adj. Monetary.n. One skilled in or occupied with

financial affairs or operations.

n. That which is used to decorate the

person or dress.

n. Subtle contrivance used to gain a

point.

adj. Limited.adj. Pertaining to the treasury or public

finances of a government.

n. One who sells fish.

n. A crack or crack-like depression.adj. Spasmodic.n. One who or that which is expected to

remain permanently in its position.

n. The captain of a flag-ship.

adj. Openly scandalous.adj. Characterized by extravagance and

in general by want of good taste.

n. Accumulation of gas in the stomach

and bowels.

n. The act of bending.

fledgling


flexible


flimsy


flippant


floe


flora


floral


florid


florist


fluctuate


fluctuation


flue


fluent


fluential


flux


foggy


foible


foist


foliage


folio


folk-lore


fondle


foolery


foot-note


foppery


foppish


forbearance


forby


forcible


forecourt


forejudge


forepeak


n. A young bird.adj. Pliable.adj. Thin and weak.adj. Having a light, pert, trifling

disposition.

n. A collection of tabular masses of

floating polar ice.

n. The aggregate of plants growing

without cultivation in a district.

adj. Pertaining to flowers.adj. Flushed with red.

n. A dealer in flowers.v. To pass backward and forward

irregularly from one state or degree to

another.

n. Frequent irregular change back and

forth from one state or degree to

another.

n. A smoke-duct in a chimney.

adj. Having a ready or easy flow of

words or ideas.

adj. Pertaining to streams.n. A state of constant movement,

change, or renewal.

adj. Obscure.

n. A personal weakness or failing.v. To palm off.n. Any growth of leaves.n. A sheet of paper folded once, or of a

size adapted to folding once.

n. The traditions, beliefs, and customs

of the common people.

v. To handle tenderly and lovingly.n. Folly.n. A note of explanation or comment at

the foot of a page or column.

n. Dandyism.adj. Characteristic of one who is unduly

devoted to dress and the niceties of

manners.

n. Patient endurance or toleration of

offenses.

adv. Besides.

adj. Violent.n. A court opening directly from the

street.

v. To judge of before hearing evidence.n. The extreme forward part of a ship's

hold, under the lowest deck.

foreshore


forebode


forecast


forecastle


foreclose


forefather


forego


foreground


forehead


foreign


foreigner


foreknowledge


foreman


foreordain


foreordination


forerun


foresail


foresee


foresight


foretell


forethought


forfeit


forfend


forgery


forgo


formation


formidable


formula


forswear


forte


forth


forthright


n. That part of a shore uncovered at low

tide.

v. To be an omen or warning sign of,

especially of evil.

v. To predict.n. That part of the upper deck of a ship

forward of the after fore-shrouds.

v. To bar by judicial proceedings the

equitable right of a mortgagor to redeem

property.

n. An ancestor.v. To deny oneself the pleasure or profit

of.

n. That part of a landscape or picture

situated or represented as nearest the

spectator.

n. The upper part of the face, between

the eyes and the hair.

adj. Belonging to, situated in, or derived

from another country.

n. A citizen of a foreign country.n. Prescience.

n. The head man.v. To predetermine.n. Predestination.v. To go before as introducing or

ushering in.

n. A square sail.v. To discern beforehand.n. Provision against harm or need.v. To predict.

n. Premeditation.v. To lose possession of through failure

to fulfill some obligation.

v. To ward off.n. Counterfeiting.

v. To deny oneself.n. Relative disposition of parts.adj. Difficult to accomplish.n. Fixed rule or set form.

v. To renounce upon oath.n. A strong point.adv. Into notice or view.adv. With directness.

fortify


fortitude


foursome


fracture


fragile


frailty


fragile


frankincense


frantic


fraternal


fraudulence


fraudulent


fray


freemason


freethinker


free


frequency


fresco


freshness


fretful


frightful


frigid


frigidarium


frivolity


frivolous


frizz


frizzle


frolicsome


frontier


frowzy


frugal


fruition


v. To provide with defensive works.n. Patient courage.adj. Consisting of four.n. A break.

adj. Easily broken.n. Liability to be broken or destroyed.adj. Capable of being broken.n. A gum or resin which on burning

yields aromatic fumes.

adj. Frenzied.adj. Brotherly.n. Deceitfulness.adj. Counterfeit.

v. To fret at the edge so as to loosen or

break the threads.

n. A member of an ancient secret

fraternity originally confined to skilled

artisans.

n. One who rejects authority or

inspiration in religion.

trade n. Commerce unrestricted by tariff

or customs.

n. The comparative number of any kind

of occurrences within a given time or

space.

n. The art of painting on a surface of

plaster, particularly on walls and

ceilings.

n. The state, quality, or degree of being

fresh.

adj. Disposed to peevishness.

adj. Apt to induce terror or alarm.adj. Lacking warmth.n. A room kept at a low temperature for

preserving fruits, meat, etc.

n. A trifling act, thought, saying, or

practice.

adj. Trivial.v. To give a crinkled, fluffy appearance

to.

v. To cause to crinkle or curl, as the

hair.

adj. Prankish.

n. The part of a nation's territory that

abuts upon another country.

adj. Slovenly in appearance.adj. Economical.n. Fulfillment.

fugacious


fulcrum


fulminate


fulsome


fumigate


functionary


fundamental


fungible


fungous


fungus


furbish


furlong


furlough


furrier


further


furtherance


furtive


fuse


fusible


futile


futurist


gauge


gaiety


gaily


gait


gallant


galore


galvanic


galvanism


galvanize


gamble


gambol


adj. Fleeting.n. The support on or against which a

lever rests, or the point about which it

turns.

v. To cause to explode.adj. Offensive from excess of praise or

commendation.

v. To subject to the action of smoke or

fumes, especially for disinfection.

n. An official.adj. Basal.adj. That may be measured, counted, or

weighed.

adj. Spongy.n. A plant destitute of chlorophyll, as a

mushroom.

v. To restore brightness or beauty to.n. A measure, one-eighth of a mile.

n. A temporary absence of a soldier or

sailor by permission of the commanding

officer.

n. A dealer in or maker of fur goods.adj. More distant or advanced.n. Advancement.

adj. Stealthy or sly, like the actions of a

thief.

v. To unite or blend as by melting

together.

adj. Capable of being melted by heat.adj. Of no avail or effect.

n. A person of expectant temperament.n. An instrument for measuring.n. Festivity.adv. Merrily.

n. Carriage of the body in going.adj. Possessing a brave or chivalrous

spirit.

adj. Abundant.adj. Pertaining or relating to electricity

produced by chemical action.

n. Current electricity, especially that

arising from chemical action.

v. To imbue with life or animation.v. To risk money or other possession on

an event, chance, or contingency.

n. Playful leaping or frisking.

gamester


gamut


garnish


garrison


garrote


garrulous


gaseous


gastric


gastritis


gastronomy


gendarme


genealogy


genealogist


generality


generalize


generally


generate


generic


generosity


genesis


geniality


genital


genitive


genteel


gentile


geology


germane


germinate


gestation


gesticulate


gesture


ghastly


n. A gambler.n. The whole range or sequence.v. In cookery, to surround with additions

for embellishment.

n. The military force stationed in a fort,

town, or other place for its defense.

v. To execute by strangling.adj. Given to constant trivial talking.adj. Light and unsubstantial.adj. Of, pertaining to, or near the

stomach.

n. Inflammation of the stomach.n. The art of preparing and serving

appetizing food.

n. In continental Europe, particularly in

France, a uniformed and armed police

officer.

n. A list, in the order of succession, of

ancestors and their descendants.

n. A tracer of pedigrees.n. The principal portion.v. To draw general inferences.adv. Ordinarily.

v. To produce or cause to be.adj. Noting a genus or kind; opposed to

specific.

n. A disposition to give liberally or to

bestow favors heartily.

n. Creation.

n. Warmth and kindliness of disposition.adj. Of or pertaining to the animal

reproductive organs.

adj. Indicating source, origin,

possession, or the like.

adj. Well-bred or refined.

adj. Belonging to a people not Jewish.n. The department of natural science

that treats of the constitution and

structure of the earth.

adj. Relevant.v. To begin to develop into an embryo

or higher form.

n. Pregnancy.v. To make gestures or motions, as in

speaking, or in place of speech.

n. A movement or action of the hands or

face, expressive of some idea or

emotion.

adj. Hideous.

gibe


giddy


gigantic


giver


glacial


glacier


gladden


glazier


glimmer


glimpse


globose


globular


glorious


glutinous


gluttonous


gnash


Gordian


gourmand


gosling


gossamer


gourd


graceless


gradation


gradient


granary


grandeur


grandiloquent


grandiose


grantee


grantor


granular


granulate


v. To utter taunts or reproaches.adj. Affected with a whirling or

swimming sensation in the head.

adj. Tremendous.n. One who gives, in any sense.

adj. Icy, or icily cold.n. A field or stream of ice.v. To make joyous.n. One who cuts and fits panes of glass,

as for windows.

n. A faint, wavering, unsteady light.n. A momentary look.adj. Spherical.adj. Spherical.

adj. Of excellence and splendor.adj. Sticky.adj. Given to excess in eating.v. To grind or strike the teeth together,

as from rage.

knot n. Any difficulty the only issue out

of which is by bold or unusual manners.

n. A connoisseur in the delicacies of the

table.

n. A young goose.adj. Flimsy.

n. A melon, pumpkin, squash, or some

similar fruit having a hard rind.

adj. Ungracious.n. A step, degree, rank, or relative

position in an order or series.

adj. Moving or advancing by steps.

n. A storehouse for grain after it is

thrashed or husked.

n. The quality of being grand or

admirably great.

adj. Speaking in or characterized by a

pompous or bombastic style.

adj. Having an imposing style or effect.

n. The person to whom property is

transferred by deed.

n. The maker of a deed.adj. Composed of small grains or

particles.

v. To form into grains or small particles.

granule


grapple


gratification


gratify


gratuitous


gratuity


gravity


gregarious


grenadier


grief


grievance


grievous


grimace


grindstone


grisly


grotesque


grotto


ground


guess


guile


guileless


guinea


guise


gullible


gumption


gusto


guy


guzzle


gynecocracy


gynecology


gyrate


gyroscope


n. A small grain or particle.v. To take hold of.n. Satisfaction.v. To please, as by satisfying a physical

or mental desire or need.

adj. Voluntarily.n. That which is given without demand

or claim. Tip.

n. Seriousness.adj. Not habitually solitary or living

alone.

n. A member of a regiment composed of

men of great stature.

n. Sorrow.n. That which oppresses, injures, or

causes grief and at the same time a

sense of wrong.

adj. Creating affliction.

n. A distortion of the features,

occasioned by some feeling of pain,

disgust, etc.

n. A flat circular stone, used for

sharpening tools.

adj. Fear-inspiring.adj. Incongruously composed or

ill-proportioned.

n. A small cavern.n. A pavement or floor or any supporting

surface on which one may walk.

n. Surmise.n. Duplicity.

adj. Frank.n. An English monetary unit.n. The external appearance as

produced by garb or costume.

adj. Credulous.

n. Common sense.n. Keen enjoyment.n. Stay-rope.v. To swallow greedily or hastily; gulp.

n. Female supremacy.n. The science that treats of the

functions and diseases peculiar to

women.

v. To revolve.n. An instrument for illustrating the laws

of rotation.

habitable


habitant


habitual


habitude


hackney


haggard


halcyon


hale


handwriting


hanger-on


happy-go-lucky


harangue


harass


harbinger


hard-hearted


hardihood


harmonious


havoc


hawthorn


hazard


head


head


heartrending


heathenish


heedless


heifer


heinous


hemorrhage


hemorrhoids


henchman


henpeck


heptagon


adj. Fit to be dwelt in.n. Dweller.adj. According to usual practice.n. Customary relation or association.

v. To make stale or trite by repetition.adj. Worn and gaunt in appearance.adj. Calm.adj. Of sound and vigorous health.

n. Penmanship.n. A parasite.adj. Improvident.n. A tirade.

v. To trouble with importunities, cares,

or annoyances.

n. One who or that which foreruns and

announces the coming of any person or

thing.

adj. Lacking pity or sympathy.n. Foolish daring.

adj. Concordant in sound.n. Devastation.n. A thorny shrub much used in England

for hedges.

n. Risk.

first adv. Precipitately, as in diving.foremost adv. Precipitately, as in diving.adj. Very depressing.adj. Irreligious.

adj. Thoughtless.n. A young cow.adj. Odiously sinful.n. Discharge of blood from a ruptured or

wounded blood-vessel.

n. pl. Tumors composed of enlarged

and thickened blood-vessels, at the

lower end of the rectum.

n. A servile assistant and subordinate.v. To worry or harass by ill temper and

petty annoyances.

n. A figure having seven sides and

seven angles.

heptarchy


herbaceous


herbarium


herbivorous


hereditary


heredity


heresy


heretic


heritage


hernia


hesitancy


hesitant


hesitation


heterodox


heterogeneity


heterogeneous


heteromorphic


hexangular


hexapod


hexagon


hiatus


hibernal


Hibernian


hideous


hilarious


hillock


hinder


hindmost


hindrance


hirsute


hoard


hoarse


n. A group of seven governments.adj. Having the character of a herb.n. A collection of dried plants

scientifically arranged for study.

adj. Feeding on herbs or other

vegetable matter, as animals.

adj. Passing naturally from parent to

child.

n. Transmission of physical or mental

qualities, diseases, etc., from parent to

offspring.

n. An opinion or doctrine subversive of

settled beliefs or accepted principles.

n. One who holds opinions contrary to

the recognized standards or tenets of

any philosophy.

n. Birthright.n. Protrusion of any internal organ in

whole or in part from its normal position.

n. A pausing to consider.adj. Vacillating.

n. Vacillation.adj. At variance with any commonly

accepted doctrine or opinion.

n. Unlikeness of constituent parts.adj. Consisting of dissimilar elements or

ingredients of different kinds.

adj. Deviating from the normal form or

standard type.

adj. Having six angles.adj. Having six feet.n. A figure with six angles.

n. A break or vacancy where something

necessary to supply the connection is

wanting.

adj. Pertaining to winter.adj. Pertaining to Ireland, or its people.adj. Appalling.

adj. Boisterously merry.n. A small hill or mound.v. To obstruct.adj. Farthest from the front.

n. An obstacle.adj. Having a hairy covering.v. To gather and store away for the

sake of accumulation.

adj. Having the voice harsh or rough, as

from a cold or fatigue.

homage


homogeneity


homogeneous


homologous


homonym


homophone


honorarium


hoodwink


horde


hosiery


hospitable


hospitality


hostility


huckster


humane


humanitarian


humanize


humbug


humiliate


hussar


hustle


hybrid


hydra


hydraulic


hydrodynamics


hydroelectric


hydromechanics


hydrometer


hydrostatics


hydrous


hygiene


hypercritical


n. Reverential regard or worship.n. Congruity of the members or

elements or parts.

adj. Made up of similar parts or

elements.

adj. Identical in nature, make-up, or

relation.

n. A word agreeing in sound with but

different in meaning from another.

n. A word agreeing in sound with but

different in meaning from another.

n. A token fee or payment to a

professional man for services.

v. To deceive.

n. A gathered multitude of human

beings.

n. A stocking.adj. Disposed to treat strangers or

guests with generous kindness.

n. The practice of receiving and

entertaining strangers and guests with

kindness.

n. Enmity.n. One who retails small wares.adj. Compassionate.n. A philanthropist.

v. To make gentle or refined.n. Anything intended or calculated to

deceive or mislead.

v. To put to shame.n. A light-horse trooper armed with

saber and carbine.

v. To move with haste and promptness.adj. Cross-bred.n. The seven- or nine-headed

water-serpent slain by Hercules.

adj. Involving the moving of water, of

the force exerted by water in motion.

n. The branch of mechanics that treats

of the dynamics of fluids.

adj. Pertaining to electricity developed

water or steam.

n. The mechanics of fluids.n. An instrument for determining the

density of solids and liquids by flotation.

n. The branch of science that treats of

the pressure and equilibrium of fluids.

adj. Watery.n. The branch of medical science that

relates to improving health.

adj. Faultfinding.

hypnosis


hypnotic


hypnotism


hypnotize


hypocrisy


hypocrite


hypodermic


hypotenuse


hypothesis


hysteria


ichthyic


ichthyology


ichthyosaurs


icily


iciness


icon


iconoclast


idealize


idiom


idiosyncrasy


idolize


ignoble


ignominious


Iliad


illegal


illegible


illegitimate


illiberal


illicit


illimitable


illiterate


ill-natured


n. An artificial trance-sleep.adj. Tending to produce sleep.n. An artificially induced somnambulistic

state in which the mind readily acts on

suggestion.

v. To produce a somnambulistic state in

which the mind readily acts on

suggestions.

n. Extreme insincerity.n. One who makes false professions of

his views or beliefs.

adj. Pertaining to the area under the

skin.

n. The side of a right-angled triangle

opposite the right angle.

n. A proposition taken for granted as a

premise from which to reach a

conclusion.

n. A nervous affection occurring

typically in paroxysms of laughing and

crying.

adj. Fish-like.n. The branch of zoology that treats of

fishes.

n. A fossil reptile.adv. Frigidly.n. The state of being icy.n. An image or likeness.

n. An image-breaker.v. To make to conform to some mental

or imaginary standard.

n. A use of words peculiar to a particular

language.

n. A mental quality or habit peculiar to

an individual.

v. To regard with inordinate love or

admiration.

adj. Low in character or purpose.adj. Shameful.n. A Greek epic poem describing

scenes from the siege of Troy.

adj. Not according to law.adj. Undecipherable.adj. Unlawfully begotten.adj. Stingy.

adj. Unlawful.adj. Boundless.adj. Having little or no book-learning.adj. Surly.

illogical


illuminant


illuminate


illumine


illusion


illusive


illusory


imaginable


imaginary


imbibe


imbroglio


imbrue


imitation


imitator


immaculate


immaterial


immature


immeasurable


immense


immerse


immersion


immigrant


immigrate


imminence


imminent


immiscible


immoral


immortalize


immovable


immune


immutable


impair


adj. Contrary to the rules of sound

thought.

n. That which may be used to produce

light.

v. To supply with light.v. To make bright or clear.

n. An unreal image presented to the

senses.

adj. Deceptive.adj. Deceiving or tending to deceive, as

by false appearance.

adj. That can be imagined or conceived

in the mind.

adj. Fancied.v. To drink or take in.n. A misunderstanding attended by ill

feeling, perplexity, or strife.

v. To wet or moisten.

n. That which is made as a likeness or

copy.

n. One who makes in imitation.adj. Without spot or blemish.adj. Of no essential consequence.

adj. Not full-grown.adj. Indefinitely extensive.adj. Very great in degree, extent, size,

or quantity.

v. To plunge or dip entirely under water

or other fluid.

n. The act of plunging or dipping entirely

under water or another fluid.

n. A foreigner who enters a country to

settle there.

v. To come into a country or region from

a former habitat.

n. Impending evil or danger.

adj. Dangerous and close at hand.adj. Separating, as oil and water.adj. Habitually engaged in licentious or

lewd practices.

v. To cause to last or to be known or

remembered throughout a great or

indefinite length of time.

adj. Steadfast.adj. Exempt, as from disease.adj. Unchangeable.v. To cause to become less or worse.

impalpable


impartial


impassable


impassible


impassive


impatience


impeccable


impecunious


impede


impel


impend


imperative


imperceptible


imperfectible


imperil


imperious


impermissible


impersonal


impersonate


impersuadable


impertinence


imperturbable


impervious


impetuosity


impetuous


impetus


impiety


impious


implausible


impliable


implicate


implicit


adj. Imperceptible to the touch.adj. Unbiased.adj. That can not be passed through or

over.

adj. Not moved or affected by feeling.

adj. Unmoved by or not exhibiting

feeling.

n. Unwillingness to brook delays or wait

the natural course of things.

adj. Blameless.adj. Having no money.

v. To be an obstacle or to place

obstacles in the way of.

v. To drive or urge forward.v. To be imminent.adj. Obligatory.

adj. Indiscernible.adj. That can not be perfected.v. To endanger.adj. Insisting on obedience.

adj. Not permissible.adj. Not relating to a particular person or

thing.

v. To appear or act in the character of.adj. Unyielding.

n. Rudeness.adj. Calm.adj. Impenetrable.n. Rashness.

adj. Impulsive.n. Any impulse or incentive.n. Irreverence toward God.adj. Characterized by irreverence or

irreligion.

adj. Not plausible.adj. Capable of being inferred.v. To show or prove to be involved in or

concerned

adj. Implied.

imply


impolitic


importation


importunate


importune


impotent


impoverish


impracticable


impregnable


impregnate


impromptu


improper


impropriety


improvident


improvise


imprudent


impudence


impugn


impulsion


impulsive


impunity


impure


impute


inaccessible


inaccurate


inactive


inadequate


inadmissible


inadvertent


inadvisable


inane


inanimate


v. To signify.adj. Inexpedient.n. The act or practice of bringing from

one country into another.

adj. Urgent in character, request, or

demand.

v. To harass with persistent demands or

entreaties.

adj. Destitute of or lacking in power,

physical, moral, or intellectual.

v. To make indigent or poor.adj. Not feasible.

adj. That can not be taken by assault.v. To make pregnant.n. Anything done or said on the impulse

of the moment.

adj. Not appropriate, suitable, or

becoming.

n. The state or quality of being unfit,

unseemly, or inappropriate.

adj. Lacking foresight or thrift.v. To do anything extemporaneously or

offhand.

adj. Heedless.

n. Insolent disrespect.v. To assail with arguments,

insinuations, or accusations.

n. Impetus.adj. Unpremeditated.

n. Freedom from punishment.adj. Tainted.v. To attribute.adj. Difficult of approach.

adj. Not exactly according to the facts.adj. Inert.adj. Insufficient.adj. Not to be approved, considered, or

allowed, as testimony.

adj. Accidental.adj. Unadvisable.adj. Silly.adj. Destitute of animal life.

inapprehensible


inapt


inarticulate


inaudible


inborn


inbred


incandescence


incandescent


incapacitate


incapacity


incarcerate


incendiary


incentive


inception


inceptive


incessant


inchmeal


inchoate


inchoative


incidence


incident


incidentally


incinerate


incipience


incipient


incisor


incite


incitement


incoercible


incoherence


incoherent


incombustible


adj. Not to be understood.adj. Awkward or slow.adj. Speechless.adj. That can not be heard.

adj. Implanted by nature.adj. Innate.n. The state of being white or glowing

with heat.

adj. White or glowing with heat.

v. To deprive of power, capacity,

competency, or qualification.

n. Want of power to apprehend,

understand, and manage.

v. To imprison.n. Chemical or person who starts a

fire-literally or figuratively.

n. That which moves the mind or

inflames the passions.

n. The beginning.adj. Beginning.adj. Unceasing.

adv. Piecemeal.adj. Incipient.n. That which begins, or expresses

beginning.

n. Casual occurrence.

n. A happening in general, especially

one of little importance.

adv. Without intention.v. To reduce to ashes.n. Beginning.

adj. Initial.n. A front or cutting tooth.v. To rouse to a particular action.n. That which moves to action, or

serves as an incentive or stimulus.

adj. Incapable of being forced,

constrained, or compelled.

n. Want of connection, or agreement, as

of parts or ideas in thought, speech, etc.

adj. Not logically coordinated, as to

parts, elements, or details.

adj. That can not be burned.

incomparable


incompatible


incompetence


incompetent


incomplete


incomprehensible


incompressible


inconceivable


incongruous


inconsequential


inconsiderable


inconsistent


inconstant


incontrovertible


inconvenient


indefensible


indefinitely


indelible


indescribable


indestructible


indicant


indicator


indict


indigence


indigenous


indigent


indigestible


indigestion


indignant


indignity


indiscernible


indiscreet


adj. Matchless.adj. Discordant.n. General lack of capacity or fitness.adj. Not having the abilities desired or

necessary for any purpose.

adj. Lacking some element, part, or

adjunct necessary or required.

adj. Not understandable.adj. Resisting all attempts to reduce

volume by pressure.

adj. Incomprehensible.

adj. Unsuitable for the time, place, or

occasion.

adj. Valueless.adj. Small in quantity or importance.adj. Contradictory.

adj. Changeable.adj. Indisputable.adj. Interfering with comfort or progress.adj. Untenable.

adv. In a vague or uncertain way.adj. That can not be blotted out,

effaced, destroyed, or removed.

adj. That can not be described.adj. That can not be destroyed.

adj. That which points out.n. One who or that which points out.v. To find and declare chargeable with

crime.

n. Poverty.

adj. Native.adj. Poor.adj. Not digestible, or difficult to digest.n. Difficulty or failure in the alimentary

canal in changing food into absorptive

nutriment.

adj. Having such anger and scorn as is

aroused by meanness or wickedness.

n. Unmerited contemptuous conduct or

treatment.

adj. Not perceptible.adj. Lacking wise judgment.

indiscriminate


indispensable


indistinct


indivertible


indivisible


indolence


indolent


indomitable


induct


indulgence


indulgent


inebriate


inedible


ineffable


inefficient


inefficiency


ineligible


inept


inert


inestimable


inevitable


inexcusable


inexhaustible


inexorable


inexpedient


inexpensive


inexperience


inexplicable


inexpressible


inextensible


infallible


infamous


adj. Promiscuous.adj. Necessary or requisite for the

purpose.

adj. Vague.adj. That can not be turned aside.

adj. Not separable into parts.n. Laziness.adj. Habitually inactive or idle.adj. Unconquerable.

v. To bring in.n. The yielding to inclination, passion,

desire, or propensity in oneself or

another.

adj. Yielding to the desires or humor of

oneself or those under one's care.

v. To intoxicate.

adj. Not good for food.adj. Unutterable.adj. Not accomplishing an intended

purpose.

n. That which does not accomplish an

intended purpose.

adj. Not suitable to be selected or

chosen.

adj. Not fit or suitable.adj. Inanimate.adj. Above price.

adj. Unavoidable.adj. Not to be justified.adj. So large or furnishing so great a

supply as not to be emptied, wasted, or

spent.

adj. Unrelenting.

adj. Unadvisable.adj. Low-priced.n. Lack of or deficiency in experience.adj. Such as can not be made plain.

adj. Unutterable.adj. Of unchangeable length or area.adj. Exempt from error of judgment, as

in opinion or statement.

adj. Publicly branded or notorious, as

for vice, or crime.

infamy


inference


infernal


infest


infidel


infidelity


infinite


infinity


infirm


infirmary


infirmity


inflammable


inflammation


inflexible


influence


influential


influx


infrequence


infrequent


infringe


infuse


infusion


ingenious


ingenuity


ingenuous


inglorious


ingraft


ingratiate


ingratitude


ingredient


inherence


inherent


n. Total loss or destitution of honor or

reputation.

n. The derivation of a judgment from

any given material of knowledge on the

ground of law.

adj. Akin to or befitting hell or its

occupants.

v. To be present in such numbers as to

be a source of annoyance, trouble, or

danger.

n. One who denies the existence of

God.

n. Disloyalty.adj. Measureless.n. Boundless or immeasurable

extension or duration.

adj. Lacking in bodily or mental

strength.

n. A place for the reception or treatment

of the sick.

n. A physical, mental, or moral

weakness or flaw.

adj. Easily set on fire or excited.

n. A morbid process in some part of the

body characterized by heat, swelling,

and pain.

adj. That can not be altered or varied.n. Ability to sway the will of another.adj. Having the power to sway the will of

another.

n. Infusion.n. Rareness.adj. Uncommon.v. To trespass upon.

v. To instill, introduce, or inculcate, as

principles or qualities.

n. The act of imbuing, or pouring in.adj. Evincing skill, originality, or

cleverness, as in contrivance or

arrangement.

n. Cleverness in contriving, combining,

or originating.

adj. Candid, frank, or open in character

or quality.

adj. Shameful.v. To set or implant deeply and firmly.v. To win confidence or good graces for

oneself.

n. Insensibility to kindness.n. Component.n. The state of being permanently

existing in something.

adj. Intrinsic.

inhibit


inhospitable


inhuman


inhume


inimical


iniquity


initiate


inject


injunction


inkling


inland


inlet


inmost


innocuous


innovate


innuendo


innumerable


inoffensive


inopportune


inquire


inquisition


inquisitive


inquisitor


inroad


insatiable


inscribe


inscrutable


insecure


insensible


insentient


inseparable


insidious


v. To hold back or in.adj. Not disposed to entertain strangers

gratuitously.

adj. Savage.v. To place in the earth, as a dead body.

adj. Adverse.n. Gross wrong or injustice.v. To perform the first act or rite.v. To introduce, as a fluid, by injection.

n. Mandate.n. A hint.adj. Remote from the sea.n. A small body of water leading into a

larger.

adj. Deepest within.adj. Harmless.v. To introduce or strive to introduce

new things.

n. Insinuation.

adj. Countless.adj. Causing nothing displeasing or

disturbing.

adj. Unsuitable or inconvenient,

especially as to time.

v. To ask information about.

n. A court or tribunal for examination

and punishment of heretics.

adj. Given to questioning, especially out

of curiosity.

n. One who makes an investigation.n. Forcible encroachment or trespass.

adj. That desires or craves

immoderately or unappeasably.

v. To enter in a book, or on a list, roll, or

document, by writing.

adj. Impenetrably mysterious or

profound.

adj. Not assured of safety.

adj. Imperceptible.adj. Lacking the power of feeling or

perceiving.

adj. That can not be separated.adj. Working ill by slow and stealthy

means.

insight


insignificance


insignificant


insinuate


insipid


insistence


insistent


insolence


insolent


insomnia


inspector


instance


instant


instantaneous


instigate


instigator


instill


instructive


insufficiency


insufficient


insular


insulate


insuperable


insuppressible


insurgence


insurgent


insurrection


intangible


integrity


intellect


intellectual


intelligence


n. Intellectual discernment.n. Lack of import or of importance.adj. Without importance, force, or

influence.

v. To imply.

adj. Tasteless.n. Urgency.adj. Urgent.n. Pride or haughtiness exhibited in

contemptuous and overbearing

treatment of others.

adj. Impudent.n. Sleeplessness.n. An official appointed to examine or

oversee any matter of public interest or

importance.

n. A single occurrence or happening of

a given kind.

n. A very brief portion of time.adj. Done without perceptible lapse of

time.

v. To provoke.n. One who incites to evil.

v. To infuse.adj. Conveying knowledge.n. Inadequacy.adj. Inadequate for some need,

purpose, or use.

adj. Pertaining to an island.v. To place in a detached state or

situation.

adj. Invincible.adj. Incapable of being concealed.

n. Uprising.n. One who takes part in forcible

opposition to the constituted authorities

of a place.

n. The state of being in active

resistance to authority.

adj. Not perceptible to the touch.

n. Uprightness of character and

soundness of moral principle.

n. The faculty of perception or thought.adj. Characterized by intelligence.n. Capacity to know or understand.

intelligible


intemperance


intension


intensive


intention


interact


intercede


intercept


intercession


intercessor


interdict


interim


interlocutor


interlude


intermediate


interminable


intermission


intermit


intermittent


interpolation


interpose


interposition


interpreter


interrogate


interrogative


interrogatory


interrupt


intersect


intervale


intervene


intestacy


intestate


adj. Comprehensible.n. Immoderate action or indulgence, as

of the appetites.

n. The act of stringing or stretching, or

state of being strained.

adj. Adding emphasis or force.

n. That upon which the mind is set.v. To act reciprocally.v. To mediate between persons.v. To interrupt the course of.

n. Entreaty in behalf of others.n. A mediator.n. Authoritative act of prohibition.n. Time between acts or periods.

n. One who takes part in a conversation

or oral discussion.

n. An action or event considered as

coming between others of greater

length.

adj. Being in a middle place or degree

or between extremes.

adj. Having no limit or end.

n. A recess.v. To cause to cease temporarily.adj. A temporary discontinuance.n. Verbal interference.

v. To come between other things or

persons.

n. A coming between.n. A person who makes intelligible the

speech of a foreigner by oral translation.

v. To examine formally by questioning.

adj. Having the nature or form of a

question.

n. A question or inquiry.v. To stop while in progress.v. To cut through or into so as to divide.

n. A low tract of land between hills,

especially along a river.

v. To interfere for some end.n. The condition resulting from one's

dying not having made a valid will.

adj. Not having made a valid will.

intestine


intimacy


intimidate


intolerable


intolerance


intolerant


intoxicant


intoxicate


intracellular


intramural


intrepid


intricacy


intricate


intrigue


intrinsic


introductory


introgression


intromit


introspect


introspection


introversion


introvert


intrude


intrusion


intuition


inundate


inundation


inure


invalid


invalid


invalidate


invaluable


n. That part of the digestive tube below

or behind the stomach, extending to the

anus.

n. Close or confidential friendship.v. To cause to become frightened.adj. Insufferable.

n. Inability or unwillingness to bear or

endure.

adj. Bigoted.n. Anything that unduly exhilarates or

excites.

v. To make drunk.

adj. Occurring or situated within a cell.adj. Situated within the walls of a city.adj. Fearless and bold.n. Perplexity.

adj. Difficult to follow or understand.n. A plot or scheme, usually

complicated and intended to accomplish

something by secret ways.

adj. Inherent.adj. Preliminary.

n. Entrance.v. To insert.v. To look into.n. The act of observing and analyzing

one's own thoughts and feelings.

n. The act of turning or directing inward,

physically or mentally.

v. To turn within.v. To come in without leave or license.n. The act of entering without warrant or

invitation; encroachment.

n. Instinctive knowledge or feeling.v. To fill with an overflowing abundance.n. Flood.v. To harden or toughen by use,

exercise, or exposure.

adj. Having no force, weight, or

cogency.

n. One who is disabled by illness or

injury.

v. To render of no force or effect.adj. Exceedingly precious.

invariable


invasion


invective


inveigh


inventive


inverse


inversion


invert


investigator


investor


inveterate


invidious


invigorate


invincible


inviolable


invoke


involuntary


involution


involve


invulnerable


inwardly


iota


irascible


irate


ire


iridescence


iridescent


irk


irksome


irony


irradiance


irradiate


adj. Unchangeable.n. Encroachment, as by an act of

intrusion or trespass.

n. An utterance intended to cast

censure, or reproach.

v. To utter vehement censure or

invective.

adj. Quick at contrivance.adj. Contrary in tendency or direction.n. Change of order so that the first shall

become last and the last first.

v. To turn inside out, upside down, or in

opposite direction.

n. One who investigates.n. One who invests money.adj. Habitual.adj. Showing or feeling envy.

v. To animate.adj. Not to be conquered, subdued, or

overcome.

adj. Incapable of being injured or

disturbed.

v. To call on for assistance or

protection.

adj. Unwilling.n. Complication.v. To draw into entanglement, literally or

figuratively.

adj. That can not be wounded or hurt.

adv. With no outward manifestation.n. A small or insignificant mark or part.adj. Prone to anger.adj. Moved to anger.

n. Wrath.n. A many-colored appearance.adj. Exhibiting changing rainbow-colors

due to the interference of the light.

v. To afflict with pain, vexation, or

fatigue.

adj. Wearisome.n. Censure or ridicule under cover of

praise or compliment.

n. Luster.v. To render clear and intelligible.

irrational


irreducible


irrefragable


irrefrangible


irrelevant


irreligious


irreparable


irrepressible


irresistible


irresponsible


irreverence


irreverent


irreverential


irreversible


irrigant


irrigate


irritable


irritancy


irritant


irritate


irruption


isle


islet


isobar


isochronous


isolate


isothermal


itinerant


itinerary


itinerate


jargon


jaundice


adj. Not possessed of reasoning powers

or understanding.

adj. That can not be lessened.adj. That can not be refuted or

disproved.

adj. That can not be broken or violated.

adj. Inapplicable.adj. Indifferent or opposed to religion.adj. That can not be rectified or made

amends for.

adj. That can not be restrained or kept

down.

adj. That can not be successfully

withstood or opposed.

adj. Careless of or unable to meet

responsibilities.

n. The quality showing or expressing a

deficiency of veneration, especially for

sacred things.

adj. Showing or expressing a deficiency

of veneration, especially for sacred

things.

adj. Showing or expressing a deficiency

of veneration, especially for sacred

things.

adj. Irrevocable.adj. Serving to water lands by artificial

means.

v. To water, as land, by ditches or other

artificial means.

adj. Showing impatience or ill temper on

little provocation.

n. The quality of producing vexation.n. A mechanical, chemical, or

pathological agent of inflammation,

pain, or tension.

v. To excite ill temper or impatience in.

n. Sudden invasion.n. An island.n. A little island.n. A line joining points at which the

barometric pressure is the same at a

specified moment.

adj. Relating to or denoting equal

intervals of time.

v. To separate from others of its kind.adj. Having or marking equality of

temperature.

adj. Wandering.

n. A detailed account or diary of a

journey.

v. To wander from place to place.n. Confused, unintelligible speech or

highly technical speech.

n. A morbid condition, due to obstructed

excretion of bile or characterized by

yellowing of the skin.

jeopardize


Jingo


jocose


jocular


joggle


journalize


jovial


jubilation


judgment


judicature


judicial


judiciary


judicious


juggle


jugglery


jugular


juicy


junction


juncture


junta


juridical


jurisdiction


jurisprudence


juror


joust


justification


juvenile


juxtapose


keepsake


kerchief


kernel


kiln


v. To imperil.n. One of a party in Great Britain in

favor of spirited and demonstrative

foreign policy.

adj. Done or made in jest.adj. Inclined to joke.

n. A sudden irregular shake or a push

causing such a shake.

v. To keep a diary.adj. Merry.n. Exultation.

n. The faculty by the exercise of which a

deliberate conclusion is reached.

n. Distribution and administration of

justice by trial and judgment.

adj. Pertaining to the administration of

justice.

n. That department of government

which administers the law relating to

civil and criminal justice.

adj. Prudent.v. To play tricks of sleight of hand.n. The art or practice of sleight of hand.adj. Pertaining to the throat.

adj. Succulent.n. The condition of being joined.n. An articulation, joint, or seam.n. A council or assembly that

deliberates in secret upon the affairs of

government.

adj. Assumed by law to exist.n. Lawful power or right to exercise

official authority.

n. The science of rights in accordance

with positive law.

n. One who serves on a jury or is sworn

in for jury duty in a court of justice.

v. To engage in a tilt with lances on

horseback.

n. Vindication.adj. Characteristic of youth.v. To place close together.

n. Anything kept or given to be kept for

the sake of the giver.

n. A square of linen, silk, or other

material, used as a covering for the

head or neck.

n. A grain or seed.n. An oven or furnace for baking,

burning, or drying industrial products.

kiloliter


kilometer


kilowatt


kimono


kind-hearted


kingling


kingship


kinsfolk


knavery


knead


knickknack


knight


knighthood


laborious


labyrinth


lacerate


lackadaisical


lactation


lacteal


lactic


laddie


ladle


laggard


landholder


landlord


landmark


landscape


languid


languor


lapse


lascivious


lassie


n. One thousand liters.n. A length of 1,000 meters.n. One thousand watts.n. A loose robe, fastening with a sash,

the principal outer garment in Japan.

adj. Having a kind and sympathetic

nature.

n. A petty king.n. Royal state.n. pl. Relatives.

n. Deceitfulness in dealing.v. To mix and work into a homogeneous

mass, especially with the hands.

n. A small article, more for ornament

that use.

errant n. One of the wandering knights

who in the middle ages went forth in

search of adventure.

n. Chivalry.adj. Toilsome.n. A maze.v. To tear rudely or raggedly.

adj. Listless.n. The secretion of milk.adj. Milky.adj. Pertaining to milk.

n. A lad.n. A cup-shaped vessel with a long

handle, intended for dipping up and

pouring liquids.

adj. Falling behind.n. Landowner.

n. A man who owns and lets a tenement

or tenements.

n. A familiar object in the landscape

serving as a guide to an area otherwise

easily lost track of.

n. A rural view, especially one of

picturesque effect, as seen from a

distance or an elevation.

adj. Relaxed.

n. Lassitude of body or depression.n. A slight deviation from what is right,

proper, or just.

adj. Lustful.n. A little lass.

latent


latency


later


lateral


latish


lattice


laud


laudable


laudation


laudatory


laundress


laureate


lave


lawgiver


lawmaker


lax


laxative


lea


leaflet


leaven


leeward


left-handed


legacy


legalize


legging


legible


legionary


legislate


legislative


legislator


legitimacy


legitimate


adj. Dormant.n. The state of being dormant.adv. At a subsequent time.adj. Directed toward the side.

adj. Rather late.n. Openwork of metal or wood, formed

by crossing or interlacing strips or bars.

v. To praise in words or song.adj. Praiseworthy.

n. High praise.adj. Pertaining to, expressing, or

containing praise.

n. Washerwoman.adj. Crowned with laurel, as a mark of

distinction.

v. To wash or bathe.n. A legislator.n. A legislator.adj. Not stringent or energetic.

adj. Having power to open or loosen the

bowels.

n. A field.n. A little leaf or a booklet.v. To make light by fermentation, as

dough.

n. That side or direction toward which

the wind blows.

adj. Using the left hand or arm more

dexterously than the right.

n. A bequest.v. To give the authority of law to.

n. A covering for the leg.adj. That may be read with ease.n. A member of an ancient Roman

legion or of the modern French Legion

of Honor.

v. To make or enact a law or laws.

adj. That makes or enacts laws.n. A lawgiver.n. Accordance with law.adj. Having the sanction of law or

established custom.

leisure


leniency


lenient


leonine


lethargy


levee


lever


leviathan


levity


levy


lewd


lexicographer


lexicography


lexicon


liable


libel


liberalism


liberate


licentious


licit


liege


lien


lieu


lifelike


lifelong


lifetime


ligament


ligature


light-hearted


ligneous


likelihood


likely


n. Spare time.n. Forbearance.adj. Not harsh.adj. Like a lion.

n. Prolonged sluggishness of body or

mind.

n. An embankment beside a river or

stream or an arm of the sea, to prevent

overflow.

n. That which exerts, or through which

one may exert great power.

n. Any large animal, as a whale.

n. Frivolity.v. To impose and collect by force or

threat of force.

adj. Characterized by lust or

lasciviousness.

n. One who makes dictionaries.

n. The making of dictionaries.n. A dictionary.adj. Justly or legally responsible.n. Defamation.

n. Opposition to conservatism.v. To set free or release from bondage.adj. Wanton.adj. Lawful.

adj. Sovereign.n. A legal claim or hold on property, as

security for a debt or charge.

n. Stead.adj. Realistic.

adj. Lasting or continuous through life.n. The time that life continues.n. That which binds objects together.n. Anything that constricts, or serves for

binding or tying.

adj. Free from care.adj. Having the texture of appearance of

wood.

n. A probability.adj. Plausible.

liking


limitation


linear


liner


lingo


lingua


lingual


linguist


linguistics


liniment


liquefacient


liquefy


liqueur


liquidate


liquor


listless


literacy


literal


literature


lithe


lithesome


lithograph


lithotype


litigant


litigate


litigious


littoral


liturgy


livelihood


livid


loam


loath


n. Fondness.n. A restriction.adj. Of the nature of a line.n. A vessel belonging to a

steamship-line.

n. Language.n. The tongue.adj. Pertaining to the use of the tongue

in utterance.

n. One who is acquainted with several

languages.

n. The science of languages, or of the

origin, history, and significance of

words.

n. A liquid preparation for rubbing on the

skin in cases of bruises, inflammation,

etc.

adj. Possessing a liquefying nature or

power.

v. To convert into a liquid or into liquid

form.

n. An alcoholic cordial sweetened and

flavored with aromatic substances.

v. To deliver the amount or value of.n. Any alcoholic or intoxicating liquid.adj. Inattentive.

n. The state or condition of knowing

how to read and write.

adj. Following the exact words.n. The written or printed productions of

the human mind collectively.

adj. Supple.

adj. Nimble.n. A print made by printing from stone.n. In engraving, an etched stone surface

for printing.

n. A party to a lawsuit.

v. To cause to become the

subject-matter of a suit at law.

adj. Quarrelsome.adj. Of, pertaining to, or living on a

shore.

n. A ritual.

n. Means of subsistence.adj. Black-and-blue, as contused flesh.n. A non-coherent mixture of sand and

clay.

adj. Averse.

loathe


locative


loch


locomotion


lode


lodgment


logic


logical


logician


loiterer


loneliness


longevity


loot


loquacious


lordling


lough


louse


lovable


low-spirited


lowly


lucid


lucrative


ludicrous


luminary


luminescent


luminescence


luminosity


luminous


lunacy


lunar


lunatic


lune


v. To abominate.adj. Indicating place, or the place where

or wherein an action occurs.

n. A lake.n. The act or power of moving from one

place to another.

n. A somewhat continuous unstratified

metal- bearing vein.

n. The act of furnishing with temporary

quarters.

n. The science of correct thinking.adj. Capable of or characterized by

clear reasoning.

n. An expert reasoner.n. One who consumes time idly.n. Solitude.n. Unusually prolonged life.

v. To plunder.adj. Talkative.n. A little lord.n. A lake or loch.

n. A small insect parasitic on and

sucking the blood of mammals.

adj. Amiable.adj. Despondent.adv. Rudely.

adj. Mentally sound.adj. Highly profitable.adj. Laughable.n. One of the heavenly bodies as a

source of light.

adj. Showing increase of light.n. Showing increase.n. The quality of giving or radiating light.adj. Giving or radiating light.

n. Mental unsoundness.adj. Pertaining to the moon.n. An insane person.n. The moon.

lurid


luscious


lustrous


luxuriance


luxuriant


luxuriate


lying


lyre


lyric


macadamize


machinery


machinist


macrocosm


madden


Madonna


magician


magisterial


magistracy


magnanimous


magnate


magnet


magnetize


magnificence


magnificent


magnitude


maharaja


maidenhood


maintain


maintenance


maize


makeup


malady


adj. Ghastly and sensational.adj. Rich, sweet, and delicious.adj. Shining.n. Excessive or superfluous growth or

quantity.

adj. Abundant or superabundant in

growth.

v. To live sumptuously.n. Untruthfulness.n. One of the most ancient of stringed

instruments of the harp class.

adj. Fitted for expression in song.v. To cover or pave, as a path or

roadway, with small broken stone.

n. The parts of a machine or engine,

taken collectively.

n. One who makes or repairs machines,

or uses metal-working tools.

n. The whole of any sphere or

department of nature or knowledge to

which man is related.

v. To inflame with passion.n. A painted or sculptured

representation of the Virgin, usually with

the infant Jesus.

n. A sorcerer.

adj. Having an air of authority.n. The office or dignity of a magistrate.adj. Generous in treating or judging

others.

n. A person of rank or importance.

n. A body possessing that peculiar form

of polarity found in nature in the

lodestone.

v. To make a magnet of, permanently,

or temporarily.

n. The exhibition of greatness of action,

character, intellect, wealth, or power.

adj. Grand or majestic in appearance,

quality, or action.

n. Importance.n. A great Hindu prince.n. Virginity.v. To hold or preserve in any particular

state or condition.

n. That which supports or sustains.n. Indian corn: usually in the United

States called simply corn.

n. The arrangements or combination of

the parts of which anything is

composed.

n. Any physical disease or disorder,

especially a chronic or deep-seated

one.

malaria


malcontent


malediction


malefactor


maleficent


malevolence


malevolent


malign


malignant


malleable


mallet


maltreat


man-trap


mandate


mandatory


mane


man-eater


maneuver


mania


maniac


manifesto


manlike


manliness


mannerism


manor


mantel


mantle


manufacturer


manumission


manumit


marine


maritime


n. A fever characterized by alternating

chills, fever, and sweating.

n. One who is dissatisfied with the

existing state of affairs.

n. The calling down of a curse or

curses.

n. One who injures another.

adj. Mischievous.n. Ill will.adj. Wishing evil to others.v. To speak evil of, especially to do so

falsely and severely.

adj. Evil in nature or tending to do great

harm or mischief.

adj. Pliant.n. A wooden hammer.v. To treat ill, unkindly, roughly, or

abusively.

n. A place or structure dangerous to

human life.

n. A command.adj. Expressive of positive command, as

distinguished from merely directory.

n. The long hair growing upon and

about the neck of certain animals, as

the horse and the lion.

n. An animal that devours human

beings.

v. To make adroit or artful moves:

manage affairs by strategy.

n. Insanity.n. a person raving with madness.

n. A public declaration, making

announcement, explanation or defense

of intentions, or motives.

adj. Like a man.n. The qualities characteristic of a true

man, as bravery, resolution, etc.

n. Constant or excessive adherence to

one manner, style, or peculiarity, as of

action or conduct.

n. The landed estate of a lord or

nobleman.

n. The facing, sometimes richly

ornamented, about a fireplace, including

the usual shelf above it.

n. A cloak.n. A person engaged in manufacturing

as a business.

n. Emancipation.v. To set free from bondage.adj. Of or pertaining to the sea or

matters connected with the sea.

adj. Situated on or near the sea.

maroon


martial


Martian


martyrdom


marvel


masonry


masquerade


massacre


massive


masterpiece


mastery


material


materialize


maternal


matinee


matricide


matrimony


matrix


matter


maudlin


mausoleum


mawkish


maxim


maze


mead


meager


mealy-mouthed


meander


mechanics


medallion


meddlesome


medial


v. To put ashore and abandon (a

person) on a desolate coast or island.

adj. Pertaining to war or military

operations.

adj. Pertaining to Mars, either the

Roman god of war or the planet.

n. Submission to death or persecution

for the sake of faith or principle.

v. To be astonished and perplexed

because of (something).

n. The art or work of constructing, as

buildings, walls, etc., with regularly

arranged stones.

n. A social party composed of persons

masked and costumed so as to be

disguised.

n. The unnecessary and indiscriminate

killing of human beings.

adj. Of considerable bulk and weight.n. A superior production.n. The attainment of superior skill.n. That of which anything is composed

or may be constructed.

v. To take perceptible or substantial

form.

adj. Pertaining or peculiar to a mother or

to motherhood.

n. An entertainment (especially

theatrical) held in the daytime.

n. The killing, especially the murdering,

of one's mother.

n. The union of a man and a woman in

marriage.

n. That which contains and gives shape

or form to anything.

of fact n. Something that has actual and

undeniable existence or reality.

adj. Foolishly and tearfully affectionate.

n. A tomb of more than ordinary size or

architectural pretensions.

adj. Sickening or insipid.n. A principle accepted as true and

acted on as a rule or guide.

n. A labyrinth.

n. A meadow.adj. scanty.adj. Afraid to express facts or opinions

plainly.

v. To wind and turn while proceeding in

a course.

n. The branch of physics that treats the

phenomena caused by the action of

forces.

n. A large medal.adj. Interfering.adj. Of or pertaining to the middle.

mediate


medicine


medieval


mediocre


meditation


medley


meliorate


mellifluous


melodious


melodrama


memento


memorable


menace


menagerie


mendacious


mendicant


mentality


mentor


mercantile


mercenary


merciful


merciless


meretricious


mesmerize


messieurs


metal


metallurgy


metamorphosis


metaphor


metaphysical


metaphysician


metaphysics


v. To effect by negotiating as an agent

between parties.

n. A substance possessing or reputed to

possess curative or remedial properties.

adj. Belonging or relating to or

descriptive of the middle ages.

adj. Ordinary.

n. The turning or revolving of a subject

in the mind.

n. A composition of different songs or

parts of songs arranged to run as a

continuous whole.

v. To make better or improve, as in

quality or social or physical condition.

adj. Sweetly or smoothly flowing.

adj. Characterized by a sweet

succession of sounds.

n. A drama with a romantic story or plot

and sensational situation and incidents.

n. A souvenir.adj. Noteworthy.

n. A threat.n. A collection of wild animals,

especially when kept for exhibition.

adj. Untrue.n. A beggar.

n. Intellectuality.n. A wise and faithful teacher, guide,

and friend.

adj. Conducted or acting on business

principles; commercial.

adj. Greedy

adj. Disposed to pity and forgive.adj. Cruel.adj. Alluring by false or gaudy show.v. To hypnotize.

n. pl. Gentlemen.n. An element that forms a base by

combining with oxygen, is usually hard,

heavy, and lustrous.

n. The art or science of extracting a

metal from ores, as by smelting.

n. A passing from one form or shape

into another.

n. A figure of speech in which one

object is likened to another, by speaking

as if the other.

adj. Philosophical.n. One skilled in metaphysics.n. The principles of philosophy as

applied to explain the methods of any

particular science.

mete


metempsychosis


meticulous


metonymy


metric


metronome


metropolis


metropolitan


mettle


mettlesome


microcosm


micrometer


microphone


microscope


microscopic


microscopy


midsummer


midwife


mien


migrant


migrate


migratory


mileage


militant


militarism


militate


militia


Milky


millet


mimic


miniature


minimize


v. To apportion.n. Transition of the soul of a human

being at death into another body,

whether human or beast.

adj. Over-cautious.n. A figure of speech that consists in the

naming of a thing by one of its

attributes.

adj. Relating to measurement.n. An instrument for indicating and

marking exact time in music.

n. A chief city, either the capital or the

largest or most important city of a state.

adj. Pertaining to a chief city.

n. Courage.adj. Having courage or spirit.n. The world or universe on a small

scale.

n. An instrument for measuring very

small angles or dimensions.

n. An apparatus for magnifying faint

sounds.

n. An instrument for assisting the eye in

the vision of minute objects or features

of objects.

adj. Adapted to or characterized by

minute observation.

n. The art of examing objects with the

microscope.

n. The middle of the summer.n. A woman who makes a business of

assisting at childbirth.

n. The external appearance or manner

of a person.

adj. Wandering.

v. To remove or pass from one country,

region, or habitat to another.

adj. Wandering.n. A distance in miles.adj. Of a warlike or combative

disposition or tendency.

n. A policy of maintaining great standing

armies.

v. To have weight or influence (in

determining a question).

n. Those citizens, collectively, who are

enrolled and drilled in temporary military

organizations.

Way n. The galaxy.

n. A grass cultivated for forage and

cereal.

v. To imitate the speech or actions of.adj. Much smaller than reality or that the

normal size.

v. To reduce to the smallest possible

amount or degree.

minion


ministration


ministry


minority


minute


minutia


mirage


misadventure


misanthropic


misanthropy


misapprehend


misbehave


misbehavior


mischievous


miscount


miscreant


misdeed


misdemeanor


miser


mishap


misinterpret


mislay


mismanage


misnomer


misogamy


misogyny


misplace


misrepresent


misrule


missal


missile


missive


n. A servile favorite.n. Any religious ceremonial.n. A service.n. The smaller in number of two portions

into which a number or a group is

divided.

adj. Exceedingly small in extent or

quantity.

n. A small or unimportant particular or

detail.

n. An optical effect looking like a sheet

of water in the desert.

n. An unlucky accident.

adj. Hating mankind.n. Hatred of mankind.v. To misunderstand.v. To behave ill.

n. Ill or improper behavior.adj. Fond of tricks.v. To make a mistake in counting.n. A villain.

n. A wrong or improper act.n. Evil conduct, small crime.n. A person given to saving and

hoarding unduly.

n. Misfortune.

v. To misunderstand.v. To misplace.v. To manage badly, improperly, or

unskillfully.

n. A name wrongly or mistakenly

applied.

n. Hatred of marriage.n. Hatred of women.v. To put into a wrong place.v. To give a wrong impression.

v. To misgovern.n. The book containing the service for

the celebration of mass.

n. Any object, especially a weapon,

thrown or intended to be thrown.

n. A message in writing.

mistrust


misty


misunderstand


misuse


mite


miter


mitigate


mnemonics


moat


mobocracy


moccasin


mockery


moderation


moderator


modernity


modernize


modification


modify


modish


modulate


mollify


molt


momentary


momentous


momentum


monarchy


monastery


monetary


mongrel


monition


monitory


monocracy


v. To regard with suspicion or jealousy.adj. Lacking clearnessv. To Take in a wrong sense.v. To maltreat.

n. A very small amount, portion, or

particle.

n. The junction of two bodies at an

equally divided angle.

v. To make milder or more endurable.n. A system of principles and formulas

designed to assist the recollection in

certain instances.

n. A ditch on the outside of a fortress

wall.

n. Lawless control of public affairs by

the mob or populace.

n. A foot-covering made of soft leather

or buckskin.

n. Ridicule.

n. Temperance.n. The presiding officer of a meeting.n. The state or character of being

modern.

v. To make characteristic of the present

or of recent times.

n. A change.v. To make somewhat different.adj. Fashionable.v. To vary in tone, inflection, pitch or

other quality of sound.

v. To soothe.v. To cast off, as hair, feathers, etc.adj. Lasting but a short time.adj. Very significant.

n. An impetus.n. Government by a single, sovereign

ruler.

n. A dwelling-place occupied in common

by persons under religious vows of

seclusion.

adj. Financial.

n. The progeny resulting from the

crossing of different breeds or varieties.

n. Friendly counsel given by way of

warning and implying caution or reproof.

n. Admonition or warning.n. Government by a single person.

monogamy


monogram


monograph


monolith


monologue


monomania


monopoly


monosyllable


monotone


monotonous


monotony


monsieur


monstrosity


moonbeam


morale


moralist


morality


moralize


moratorium


morbid


mordacious


mordant


moribund


morose


morphology


motley


motto


mountaineer


mountainous


mouthful


muddle


muffle


n. The habit of pairing, or having but

one mate.

n. A character consisting of two or more

letters interwoven into one, usually

initials of a name.

n. A treatise discussing a single subject

or branch of a subject.

n. Any structure or sculpture in stone

formed of a single piece.

n. A story or drama told or performed by

one person.

n. The unreasonable pursuit of one

idea.

n. The control of a thing, as a

commodity, to enable a person to raise

its price.

n. A word of one syllable.

n. The sameness or monotony of

utterance.

adj. Unchanging and tedious.n. A lack of variety.n. A French title of respect, equivalent

to Mr. and sir.

n. Anything unnaturally huge or

distorted.

n. A ray of moonlight.n. A state of mind with reference to

confidence, courage, zeal, and the like.

n. A writer on ethics.

n. Virtue.v. To render virtuous.n. An emergency legislation authorizing

a government suspend some action

temporarily.

adj. Caused by or denoting a diseased

or unsound condition of body or mind.

adj. Biting or giving to biting.adj. Biting.adj. On the point of dying.adj. Gloomy.

n. the science of organic forms.adj. Composed of heterogeneous or

inharmonious elements.

n. An expressive word or pithy sentence

enunciating some guiding rule of life, or

faith.

n. One who travels among or climbs

mountains for pleasure or exercise.

adj. Full of or abounding in mountains.n. As much as can be or is usually put

into the or exercise.

v. To confuse or becloud, especially

with or as with drink.

v. To deaden the sound of, as by wraps.

mulatto


muleteer


multiform


multiplicity


mundane


municipal


municipality


munificence


munificent


muster


mutation


mutilate


mutiny


myriad


mystic


mystification


myth


mythology


nameless


naphtha


Narcissus


narrate


narration


narrative


narrator


narrow-minded


nasal


natal


nationality


naturally


nausea


nauseate


n. The offspring of a white person and a

black person.

n. A mule-driver.adj. Having many shapes, or

appearances.

n. the condition of being manifold or

very various.

adj. Worldly, as opposed to spiritual or

celestial.

adj. Of or pertaining to a town or city, or

to its corporate or local government.

n. A district enjoying municipal

government.

n. A giving characterized by generous

motives and extraordinary liberality.

adj. Extraordinarily generous.n. An assemblage or review of troops

for parade or inspection, or for

numbering off.

n. The act or process of change.v. To disfigure.

n. Rebellion against lawful or

constituted authority.

n. A vast indefinite number.n. One who professes direct divine

illumination, or relies upon meditation to

acquire truth.

n. The act of artfully perplexing.

n. A fictitious narrative presented as

historical, but without any basis of fact.

n. The whole body of legends cherished

by a race concerning gods and heroes.

adj. Having no fame or reputation.n. A light, colorless, volatile,

inflammable oil used as a solvent, as in

manufacture of paints.

n. The son of the Athenian river-god

Cephisus, fabled to have fallen in love

with his reflection.

v. To tell a story.n. The act of recounting the particulars

of an event in the order of time or

occurrence.

n. An orderly continuous account of the

successive particulars of an event.

n. One who narrates anything.adj. Characterized by illiberal views or

sentiments.

adj. Pertaining to the nose.adj. Pertaining to one's birth.

n. A connection with a particular nation.adv. According to the usual order of

things.

n. An affection of the stomach

producing dizziness and usually an

impulse to vomit

v. To cause to loathe.

nauseous


nautical


naval


navel


navigable


navigate


nebula


necessary


necessitate


necessity


necrology


necromancer


necropolis


necrosis


nectar


nectarine


needlework


needy


nefarious


negate


negation


neglectful


negligee


negligence


negligent


negligible


negotiable


Nemesis


neocracy


neo-Darwinsim


neo-Latin


neopaganism


adj. Loathsome.adj. Pertaining to ships, seamen, or

navigation.

adj. Pertaining to ships.n. The depression on the abdomen

where the umbilical cord of the fetus

was attached.

adj. Capable of commercial navigation.v. To traverse by ship.n. A gaseous body of unorganized

stellar substance.

adj. Indispensably requisite or

absolutely needed to accomplish a

desired result.

v. To render indispensable.n. That which is indispensably requisite

to an end desired.

n. A list of persons who have died in a

certain place or time.

n. One who practices the art of

foretelling the future by means of

communication with the dead.

n. A city of the dead.n. the death of part of the body.n. Any especially sweet and delicious

drink.

n. A variety of the peach.

n. Embroidery.adj. Being in need, want, or poverty.adj. Wicked in the extreme.v. To deny.

n. The act of denying or of asserting the

falsity of a proposition.

adj. Exhibiting or indicating omission.n. A loose gown worn by women.n. Omission of that which ought to be

done.

adj. Apt to omit what ought to be done.adj. Transferable by assignment,

endorsement, or delivery.

v. To bargain with others for an

agreement, as for a treaty or transfer of

property.

n. A goddess; divinity of chastisement

and vengeance.

n. Government administered by new or

untried persons.

n. Darwinism as modified and extended

by more recent students.

n. Modernized Latin.n. A new or revived paganism.

Neolithic


neology


neophyte


nestle


nestling


nettle


network


neural


neurology


neuter


neutral


nevertheless


Newtonian


niggardly


nihilist


nil


nimble


nit


nocturnal


noiseless


noisome


noisy


nomad


nomic


nominal


nominate


nomination


nominee


non-existent


non-resident


nonchalance


non-combatant


adj. Pertaining to the later stone age.n. The coining or using of new words or

new meanings of words.

adj. Having the character of a beginner.v. To adjust cozily in snug quarters.

adj. Recently hatched.v. To excite sensations of uneasiness or

displeasure in.

n. Anything that presents a system of

cross- lines.

adj. Pertaining to the nerves or nervous

system.

n. The science of the nervous system.adj. Neither masculine nor feminine.adj. Belonging to or under control of

neither of two contestants.

conj. Notwithstanding.

adj. Of or pertaining to Sir Isaac

Newton, the English philosopher.

adj. Stingy. (no longer acceptable to

use)

n. An advocate of the doctrine that

nothing either exists or can be known.

n. Nothing

adj. Light and quick in motion or action.n. The egg of a louse or some other

insect.

adj. Of or pertaining to the night.adj. Silent.

adj. Very offensive, particularly to the

sense of smell.

adj. Clamorous.adj. Having no fixed abode.adj. Usual or customary.

adj. Trivial.v. To designate as a candidate for any

office.

n. The act or ceremony of naming a

man or woman for office.

n. One who receives a nomination.

n. That which does not exist.adj. Not residing within a given

jurisdiction.

n. A state of mind indicating lack of

interest.

n. One attached to the army or navy,

but having duties other than that of

fighting.

nondescript


nonentity


nonpareil


norm


normalcy


Norman


nostrum


noticeable


notorious


novellette


novice


nowadays


nowhere


noxious


nuance


nucleus


nude


nugatory


nuisance


numeration


numerical


nunnery


nuptial


nurture


nutriment


nutritive


oaken


oakum


obdurate


obelisk


obese


obesity


adj. Indescribable.n. A person or thing of little or no

account.

n. One who or that which is of

unequaled excellence.

n. A model.

n. The state of being normal.adj. Of or peculiar to Normandy, in

northern France.

n. Any scheme or recipe of a charlatan

character.

adj. Perceptible.

adj. Unfavorably known to the general

public.

n. A short novel.n. A beginner in any business or

occupation.

adv. In the present time or age.

adv. In no place or state.adj. Hurtful.n. A slight degree of difference in

anything perceptible to the sense of the

mind.

n. A central point or part about which

matter is aggregated.

adj. Naked.adj. Having no power or force.n. That which annoys, vexes, or

irritates.

n. The act or art of reading or naming

numbers.

adj. Of or pertaining to number.n. A convent for nuns.adj. Of or pertaining to marriage,

especially to the marriage ceremony.

n. The process of fostering or promoting

growth.

n. That which nourishes.adj. Having nutritious properties.adj. Made of or from oak.n. Hemp-fiber obtained by untwisting

and picking out loosely the yarns of old

hemp rope.

adj. Impassive to feelings of humanity or

pity.

n. A square shaft with pyramidal top,

usually monumental or commemorative.

adj. Exceedingly fat.n. Excessive fatness.

obituary


objective


objector


obligate


obligatory


oblique


obliterate


oblivion


oblong


obnoxious


obsequies


obsequious


observance


observant


observatory


obsolescence


obsolescent


obsolete


obstetrician


obstetrics


obstinacy


obstreperous


obstruct


obstruction


obtrude


obtrusive


obvert


obviate


occasion


Occident


occlude


occult


adj. A published notice of a death.adj. Grasping and representing facts as

they are.

n. One who objects, as to a proposition,

measure, or ruling.

v. To hold to the fulfillment of duty.

adj. Binding in law or conscience.adj. Slanting; said of lines.v. To cause to disappear.n. The state of having passed out of the

memory or of being utterly forgotten.

adj. Longer than broad: applied most

commonly to rectangular objects

considerably elongated

adj. Detestable.n. Funeral rites.adj. Showing a servile readiness to fall

in with the wishes or will of another.

n. A traditional form or customary act.adj. Quick to notice.n. A building designed for systematic

astronomical observations.

n. The condition or process of gradually

falling into disuse.

adj. Passing out of use, as a word.adj. No longer practiced or accepted.n. A practitioner of midwifery.n. The branch of medical science

concerned with the treatment and care

of women during pregnancy.

n. Stubborn adherence to opinion,

arising from conceit or the desire to

have one's own way.

adj. Boisterous.v. To fill with impediments so as to

prevent passage, either wholly or in

part.

n. Hindrance.

v. To be pushed or to push oneself into

undue prominence.

adj. Tending to be pushed or to push

oneself into undue prominence.

v. To turn the front or principal side of (a

thing) toward any person or object.

v. To clear away or provide for, as an

objection or difficulty.

n. An important event or celebration.n. The countries lying west of Asia and

the Turkish dominions.

v. To absorb, as a gas by a metal.adj. Existing but not immediately

perceptible.

occupant


occurrence


octagon


octave


octavo


octogenarian


ocular


oculist


oddity


ode


odious


odium


odoriferous


odorous


off


offhand


officiate


officious


offshoot


ogre


ointment


olfactory


olive-branch


ominous


omission


omnipotence


Omnipotent


omniscience


omniscient


omnivorous


onerous


onrush


n. A tenant in possession of property, as

distinguished from the actual owner.

n. A happening.n. A figure with eight sides and eight

angles.

n. A note at this interval above or below

any other, considered in relation to that

other.

n. A book, or collection of paper in

which the sheets are so folded as to

make eight leaves.

adj. A person of between eighty and

ninety years.

adj. Of or pertaining to the eye.n. One versed or skilled in treating

diseases of the eye.

n. An eccentricity.n. The form of lyric poetry anciently

intended to be sung.

adj. Hateful.n. A feeling of extreme repugnance, or

of dislike and disgust.

adj. Having or diffusing an odor or

scent, especially an agreeable one.

adj. Having an odor, especially a

fragrant one.

adj. Farther or more distant.adv. Without preparation.

v. To act as an officer or leader.adj. Intermeddling with what is not one's

concern.

n. Something that branches off from the

parent stock.

n. A demon or monster that was

supposed to devour human beings.

n. A fatty preparation with a butter-like

consistency in which a medicinal

substance exists.

adj. of or pertaining to the sense of

smell.

n. A branch of the olive-tree, as an

emblem of peace.

adj. Portentous.

n. Exclusion.n. Unlimited and universal power.adj. Possessed of unlimited and

universal power.

n. Unlimited or infinite knowledge.

adj. Characterized by unlimited or

infinite knowledge.

adj. Eating or living upon food of all

kinds indiscriminately.

adj. Burdensome or oppressive.n. Onset.

onset


onslaught


onus


opalescence


opaque


operate


operative


operator


operetta


opinion


opponent


opportune


opportunist


opportunity


opposite


opprobrium


optic


optician


optics


optimism


option


optometry


opulence


opulent


oral


orate


oration


orator


oratorio


oratory


ordeal


ordinal


n. An assault, especially of troops, upon

an enemy or fortification.

n. A violent onset.n. A burden or responsibility.n. The property of combined refraction

and reflection of light, resulting in smoky

tints.

adj. Impervious to light.v. To put in action and supervise the

working of.

adj. Active.n. One who works with or controls some

machine or scientific apparatus.

n. A humorous play in dialogue and

music, of more than one act.

n. A conclusion or judgment held with

confidence, but falling short of positive

knowledge.

n. One who supports the opposite side

in a debate, discussion, struggle, or

sport.

adj. Especially fit as occurring, said, or

done at the right moment.

n. One who takes advantage of

circumstances to gain his ends.

n. Favorable or advantageous chance

or opening.

adj. Radically different or contrary in

action or movement.

n. The state of being scornfully

reproached or accused of evil.

n. Pertaining to the eye or vision.n. One who makes or deals in optical

instruments or eye-glasses.

n. The science that treats of light and

vision, and all that is connected with

sight.

n. The view that everything in nature

and the history of mankind is ordered

for the best.

n. The right, power, or liberty of

choosing.

n. Measurement of the powers of vision.n. Affluence.adj. Wealthy.

adj. Uttered through the mouth.v. To deliver an elaborate or formal

public speech.

n. An elaborate or formal public speech.n. One who delivers an elaborate or

formal speech.

n. A composition for solo voices,

chorus, and orchestra, generally taken

from the Scriptures.

n. The art of public speaking.n. Anything that severely tests courage,

strength, patience, conscience, etc.

n. That form of the numeral that shows

the order of anything in a series, as first,

second, third.

ordination


ordnance


orgies


origin


original


originate


ornate


orthodox


orthodoxy


orthogonal


orthopedic


orthopedist


oscillate


osculate


ossify


ostentation


ostracism


ostracize


ought


oust


out-and-out


outbreak


outburst


outcast


outcry


outdo


outlandish


outlast


outlaw


outlive


out-of-the-way


outpost


n. A consecration to the ministry.n. A general name for all kinds of

weapons and their appliances used in

war.

n. Wild or wanton revelry.n. The beginning of that which becomes

or is made to be.

adj. Not copied nor produced by

imitation.

v. To cause or constitute the beginning

or first stage of the existence of.

adj. Ornamented to a marked degree.adj. Holding the commonly accepted

faith.

n. Acceptance of the common faith.adj. Having or determined by right

angles.

adj. Relating to the correcting or

preventing of deformity

n. One who practices the correcting or

preventing of deformity

v. To swing back and forth.v. To kiss.v. to convert into bone.n. A display dictated by vanity and

intended to invite applause or flattery.

n. Exclusion from intercourse or favor,

as in society or politics.

v. To exclude from public or private

favor.

v. To be under moral obligation to be or

do.

v. To eject.

adv. Genuinely.n. A sudden and violent breaking forth,

as of something that has been pent up

or restrained.

n. A violent issue, especially of passion

in an individual.

n. One rejected and despised,

especially socially.

n. A vehement or loud cry or clamor.v. To surpass.adj. Of barbarous, uncouth, and

unfamiliar aspect or action.

v. To last longer than.

n. A habitual lawbreaker.v. To continue to exist after.adj. Remotely situated.n. A detachment of troops stationed at a

distance from the main body to guard

against surprise.

outrage


outrageous


outreach


outride


outrigger


outright


outskirt


outstretch


outstrip


outweigh


overdo


overdose


overeat


overhang


overleap


overlord


overpass


overpay


overpower


overproduction


overreach


overrun


oversee


overseer


overshadow


overstride


overthrow


overtone


overture


overweight


pacify


packet


n. A gross infringement of morality or

decency.

adj. Shocking in conduct.v. To reach or go beyond.v. To ride faster than.

n. A part built or arranged to project

beyond a natural outline for support.

adv. Entirely.n. A border region.v. To extend.

v. To go beyond.v. To surpass in importance or

excellence.

v. To overtax the strength of.n. An excessive dose, usually so large a

dose of a medicine that its effect is

toxic.

v. To eat to excess.n. A portion of a structure which projects

or hangs over.

v. To leap beyond.n. One who holds supremacy over

another.

v. To pass across or over, as a river.v. To pay or reward in excess.v. To gain supremacy or victory over by

superior power.

n. Excessive production.

v. To stretch out too far.v. To infest or ravage.v. To superintend.n. A supervisor.

v. To cast into the shade or render

insignificant by comparison.

v. To step beyond.v. To vanquish an established ruler or

government.

n. A harmonic.

n. An instrumental prelude to an opera,

oratorio, or ballet.

n. Preponderance.v. To bring into a peaceful state.n. A bundle, as of letters.

pact


pagan


pageant


palate


palatial


paleontology


palette


palinode


pall


palliate


pallid


palpable


palsy


paly


pamphlet


pamphleteer


panacea


Pan-American


pandemic


pandemonium


panegyric


panel


panic


panoply


panorama


pantheism


Pantheon


pantomime


pantoscope


papacy


papyrus


parable


n. A covenant.n. A worshiper of false gods.n. A dramatic representation, especially

a spectacular one.

n. The roof of the mouth.

adj. Magnificent.n. The branch of biology that treats of

ancient life and fossil organisms.

n. A thin tablet, with a hole for the

thumb, upon which artists lay their

colors for painting.

n. A retraction.

v. To make dull by satiety.v. To cause to appear less guilty.adj. Of a pale or wan appearance.n. perceptible by feeling or touch.

n. Paralysis.adj. Lacking color or brilliancy.n. A brief treatise or essay, usually on a

subject of current interest.

v. To compose or issue pamphlets,

especially controversial ones.

n. A remedy or medicine proposed for

or professing to cure all diseases.

adj. Including or pertaining to the whole

of America, both North and South.

adj. Affecting a whole people or all

classes, as a disease.

n. A fiendish or riotous uproar.

n. A formal and elaborate eulogy,

written or spoken, of a person or of an

act.

n. A rectangular piece set in or as in a

frame.

n. A sudden, unreasonable,

overpowering fear.

n. A full set of armor.

n. A series of large pictures

representing a continuous scene.

n. The worship of nature for itself or its

beauty.

n. A circular temple at Rome with a fine

Corinthian portico and a great domed

roof.

n. Sign-language.

n. A very wide-angled photographic

lens.

n. The official head of the Roman

Catholic Church.

n. The writing-paper of the ancient

Egyptians, and later of the Romans.

n. A brief narrative founded on real

scenes or events usually with a moral.

paradox


paragon


parallel


parallelism


paralysis


paralyze


paramount


paramour


paraphernalia


paraphrase


pare


parentage


Pariah


parish


Parisian


parity


parlance


parley


parliament


parlor


parody


paronymous


paroxysm


parricide


parse


parsimonious


partible


participant


participate


partition


partisan


passible


n. A statement or doctrine seemingly in

contradiction to the received belief.

n. A model of excellence.v. To cause to correspond or lie in the

same direction and equidistant in all

parts.

n. Essential likeness.

n. Loss of the power of contractility in

the voluntary or involuntary muscles.

v. To deprive of the power to act.adj. Supreme in authority.n. One who is unlawfully and immorally

a lover or a mistress.

n. Miscellaneous articles of equipment

or adornment.

v. Translate freely.v. To cut, shave, or remove (the

outside) from anything.

n. The relation of parent to child, of the

producer to the produced, or of cause to

effect.

n. A member of a degraded class; a

social outcast.

n. The ecclesiastical district in charge of

a pastor.

adj. Of or pertaining to the city of Paris.n. Equality, as of condition or rank.

n. Mode of speech.v. To converse in.n. A legislative body.n. A room for reception of callers or

entertainment of guests.

v. To render ludicrous by imitating the

language of.

adj. Derived from the same root or

primitive word.

n. A sudden outburst of any kind of

activity.

n. The murder of a parent.

v. To describe, as a sentence, by

separating it into its elements and

describing each word.

adj. Unduly sparing in the use or

expenditure of money.

adj. Separable.n. One having a share or part.

v. To receive or have a part or share of.n. That which separates anything into

distinct parts.

adj. Characterized by or exhibiting

undue or unreasoning devotion to a

party.

adj. Capable of feeling of suffering.

passive


pastoral


paternal


paternity


pathos


patriarch


patrician


patrimony


patriotism


patronize


patronymic


patter


paucity


pauper


pauperism


pavilion


payee


peaceable


peaceful


peccable


peccadillo


peccant


pectoral


pecuniary


pedagogics


pedagogue


pedagogy


pedal


pedant


peddle


pedestal


pedestrian


adj. Unresponsive.adj. Having the spirit or sentiment of

rural life.

adj. Fatherly.n. Fatherhood.

n. The quality in any form of

representation that rouses emotion or

sympathy.

n. The chief of a tribe or race who rules

by paternal right.

adj. Of senatorial or noble rank.n. An inheritance from an ancestor,

especially from one's father.

n. Love and devotion to one's country.v. To exercise an arrogant

condescension toward.

adj. Formed after one's father's name.v. To mumble something over and over.

n. Fewness.n. One without means of support.n. Dependence on charity.n. An open structure for temporary

shelter.

n. A person to whom money has been

or is to be paid.

adj. Tranquil.adj. Tranquil.adj. Capable of sinning.

n. A small breach of propriety or

principle.

adj. Guilty.adj. Pertaining to the breast or thorax.adj. Consisting of money.

n. The science and art of teaching.n. A schoolmaster.n. The science and art of teachingn. A lever for the foot usually applied

only to musical instruments, cycles, and

other machines.

n. A scholar who makes needless and

inopportune display of his learning.

v. To go about with a small stock of

goods to sell.

n. A base or support as for a column,

statue, or vase.

n. One who journeys on foot.

pediatrics


pedigree


peddler


peerage


peerless


peevish


pellucid


penalty


penance


penchant


pendant


pendulous


pendulum


penetrable


penetrate


penetration


peninsular


penitence


penitential


pennant


pension


pentagram


pentavalent


pentad


pentagon


pentahedron


pentameter


pentathlon


penultimate


penurious


penury


perambulate


n. The department of medical science

that relates to the treatment of diseases

of childhood.

n. One's line of ancestors.n. One who travels from house to house

with an assortment of goods for retail.

n. The nobility.

adj. Of unequaled excellence or worth.adj. Petulant. (irritable)adj. Translucent.n. The consequences that follow the

transgression of natural or divine law.

n. Punishment to which one voluntarily

submits or subjects himself as an

expression of penitence.

n. A bias in favor of something.n. Anything that hangs from something

else, either for ornament or for use.

adj. Hanging, especially so as to swing

by an attached end or part.

n. A weight hung on a rod, serving by its

oscillation to regulate the rate of a clock.

adj. That may be pierced by physical,

moral, or intellectual force.

v. To enter or force a way into the

interior parts of.

n. Discernment.

adj. Pertaining to a piece of land almost

surrounded by water.

n. Sorrow for sin with desire to amend

and to atone.

adj. Pertaining to sorrow for sin with

desire to amend and to atone.

n. A small flag.

n. A periodical allowance to an

individual on account of past service

done by him/her.

n. A figure having five points or lobes.adj. Quinqeuvalent.n. The number five.

n. A figure, especially, with five angles

and five sides.

n. A solid bounded by five plane faces.n. In prosody, a line of verse containing

five units or feet.

n. The contest of five associated

exercises in the great games and the

same contestants.

adj. A syllable or member of a series

that is last but one.

adj. Excessively sparing in the use of

money.

n. Indigence.v. To walk about.

perceive


perceptible


perception


percipience


percipient


percolate


percolator


percussion


peremptory


perennial


perfectible


perfidy


perforate


perform


perfumery


perfunctory


perhaps


perigee


periodicity


peripatetic


perjure


perjury


permanence


permanent


permeate


permissible


permutation


pernicious


perpendicular


perpetrator


perpetuate


perquisite


v. To have knowledge of, or receive

impressions concerning, through the

medium of the body senses.

adj. Cognizable.n. Knowledge through the senses of the

existence and properties of matter or

the external world.

n. The act of perceiving.

n. One who or that which perceives.v. To filter.n. A filter.n. The sharp striking of one body

against another.

adj. Precluding question or appeal.adj. Continuing though the year or

through many years.

adj. Capable of being made perfect.n. Treachery.

v. To make a hole or holes through.v. To accomplish.n. The preparation of perfumes.adj. Half-hearted.

adv. Possibly.n. The point in the orbit of the moon

when it is nearest the earth.

n. The habit or characteristic of

recurrence at regular intervals.

adj. Walking about.

v. To swear falsely to.n. A solemn assertion of a falsity.n. A continuance in the same state, or

without any change that destroys the

essential form or nature.

adj. Durable.

v. To pervade.adj. That may be allowed.n. Reciprocal change, different ordering

of same items.

adj. Tending to kill or hurt.

adj. Straight up and down.n. The doer of a wrong or a criminal act.v. To preserve from extinction or

oblivion.

n. Any profit from service beyond the

amount fixed as salary or wages.

persecution


perseverance


persevere


persiflage


persist


persistence


personage


personal


personality


personnel


perspective


perspicacious


perspicacity


perspicuous


perspiration


perspire


persuade


persuadable


pertinacious


pertinacity


pertinent


perturb


perturbation


perusal


pervade


pervasion


pervasive


perverse


perversion


perversity


pervert


pervious


n. Harsh or malignant oppression.n. A persistence in purpose and effort.v. To continue striving in spite of

discouragements.

n. Banter.

v. To continue steadfast against

opposition.

n. A fixed adherence to a resolve,

course of conduct, or the like.

n. A man or woman as an individual,

especially one of rank or high station.

adj. Not general or public.

n. The attributes, taken collectively, that

make up the character and nature of an

individual.

n. The force of persons collectively

employed in some service.

n. The relative importance of facts or

matters from any special point of view.

adj. Astute.

n. Acuteness or discernment.adj. Lucid.n. Sweat.v. To excrete through the pores of the

skin.

v. To win the mind of by argument,

eloquence, evidence, or reflection.

adj. capable of influencing to action by

entreaty, statement, or anything that

moves the feelings.

adj. Persistent or unyielding.n. Unyielding adherence.

adj. Relevant.v. To disturb greatly.n. Mental excitement or confusion.n. The act of reading carefully or

thoughtfully.

v. To pass or spread through every part.n. The state of spreading through every

part.

adj. Thoroughly penetrating or

permeating.

adj. Unreasonable.

n. Diversion from the true meaning or

proper purpose.

n. Wickedness.n. One who has forsaken a doctrine

regarded as true for one esteemed

false.

adj. Admitting the entrance or passage

of another substance.

pestilence


pestilent


pestilential


peter


petrify


petulance


petulant


pharmacopoeia


pharmacy


phenomenal


phenomenon


philander


philanthropic


philanthropist


philanthropy


philately


philharmonic


philogynist


philologist


philology


philosophize


philosophy


phlegmatic


phonetic


phonic


phonogram


phonology


phosphorescence


photoelectric


photometer


photometry


physicist


n. A raging epidemic.adj. Having a malign influence or effect.adj. having the nature of or breeding

pestilence.

v. To fail or lose power, efficiency, or

value.

v. To convert into a substance of stony

hardness and character.

n. The character or condition of being

impatient, capricious or petulant.

adj. Displaying impatience.n. A book containing the formulas and

methods of preparation of medicines for

the use of druggists.

n. The art or business of compounding

and dispensing medicines.

adj. Extraordinary or marvelous.n. Any unusual occurrence.v. To play at courtship with a woman.

adj. Benevolent.n. One who endeavors to help his fellow

men.

n. Active humanitarianism.n. The study and collection of stamps.

adj. Fond of music.n. One who is fond of women.n. An expert in linguistics.n. The study of language in connection

with history and literature.

v. To seek ultimate causes and

principles.

n. The general principles, laws, or

causes that furnish the rational

explanation of anything.

adj. Not easily roused to feeling or

action.

adj. Representing articulate sounds or

speech.

adj. Pertaining to the nature of sound.n. A graphic character symbolizing an

articulate sound.

n. The science of human vocal sounds.n. The property of emitting light.

adj. Pertaining to the combined action of

light and electricity.

n. Any instrument for measuring the

intensity of light or comparing the

intensity of two lights.

n. The art of measuring the intensity of

light.

n. A specialist in the science that treats

of the phenomena associated with

matter and energy.

physics


physiocracy


physiognomy


physiography


physiology


physique


picayune


piccolo


piece


piecemeal


pillage


pillory


pincers


pinchers


pinnacle


pioneer


pious


pique


piteous


pitiable


pitiful


pitiless


pittance


placate


placid


plagiarism


planisphere


plasticity


platitude


plaudit


plausible


playful


n. The science that treats of the

phenomena associated with matter and

energy.

n. The doctrine that land and its

products are the only true wealth.

n. The external appearance merely.n. Description of nature.

n. The science of organic functions.n. The physical structure or organization

of a person.

adj. Of small value.n. A small flute.

n. A loose or separated part, as

distinguished from the whole or the

mass.

adv. Gradually.n. Open robbery, as in war.n. A wooden framework in which an

offender is fastened to boards and is

exposed to public scorn.

n. An instrument having two

lever-handles and two jaws working on

a pivot.

n. An instrument having two jaws

working on a pivot.

n. A high or topmost point, as a

mountain-peak.

n. One among the first to explore a

country.

adj. Religious.v. To excite a slight degree of anger in.adj. Compassionate.adj. Contemptible.

adj. Wretched.adj. Hard-hearted.n. Any small portion or meager

allowance.

v. To bring from a state of angry or

hostile feeling to one of patience or

friendliness.

adj. Serene.n. The stealing of passages from the

writings of another and publishing them

as one's own.

n. A polar projection of the heavens on

a chart.

n. The property of some substances

through which the form of the mass can

readily be changed.

n. A written or spoken statement that is

flat, dull, or commonplace.

n. An expression of applause.adj. Seeming likely to be true, though

open to doubt.

adj. Frolicsome.

playwright


plea


pleasant


pleasurable


plebeian


pledgee


pledgeor


plenary


plenipotentiary


plenitude


plenteous


plumb


plummet


pluperfect


plural


plurality


plutocracy


pneumatic


poesy


poetaster


poetic


poetics


poignancy


poignant


poise


polar


polemics


pollen


pollute


polyarchy


polycracy


polygamy


n. A maker of plays for the stage.n. An argument to obtain some desired

action.

adj. Agreeable.adj. Affording gratification.

adj. Common.n. The person to whom anything is

pledged.

n. One who gives a pledge.adj. Entire.

n. A person fully empowered to transact

any business.

n. Abundance.adj. Abundant.n. A weight suspended by a line to test

the verticality of something.

n. A piece of lead for making soundings,

adjusting walls to the vertical.

adj. Expressing past time or action prior

to some other past time or action.

adj. Containing or consisting of more

than one.

n. A majority.

n. A wealthy class in a political

community who control the government

by means of their money.

adj. Pertaining to or consisting of air or

gas.

n. Poetry.n. An inferior poet.

adj. Pertaining to poetry.n. The rules and principles of poetry.n. Severity or acuteness, especially of

pain or grief.

adj. Severely painful or acute to the

spirit.

n. Equilibrium.adj. Pertaining to the poles of a sphere,

especially of the earth.

n. The art of controversy or disputation.n. The fine dust-like grains or powder

formed within the anther of a flowering

plant.

v. To contaminate.n. Government by several or many

persons of whatever class.

n. The rule of many.n. the fact or condition of having more

than one wife or husband at once.

polyglot


polygon


polyhedron


polysyllable


polytechnic


polytheism


pommel


pomposity


pompous


ponder


ponderous


pontiff


populace


populous


portend


portent


portfolio


posit


position


positive


posse


possess


possession


possessive


possessor


possible


postdate


posterior


postgraduate


postscript


potency


potent


adj. Speaking several tongues.n. A figure having many angles.n. A solid bounded by plane faces,

especially by more than four.

adj. Having several syllables, especially

more than three syllables.

adj. Pertaining to, embracing, or

practicing many arts.

n. The doctrine or belief that there are

more gods than one.

v. To beat with something thick or bulky.n. The quality of being marked by an

assumed stateliness and

impressiveness of manner.

adj. Marked by an assumed stateliness

and impressiveness of manner.

v. To meditate or reflect upon.adj. Unusually weighty or forcible.n. The Pope.

n. The common people.adj. Containing many inhabitants,

especially in proportion to the territory.

v. To indicate as being about to happen,

especially by previous signs.

n. Anything that indicates what is to

happen.

n. A portable case for holding

writing-materials, drawings, etc.

v. To present in an orderly manner.n. The manner in which a thing is

placed.

adj. Free from doubt or hesitation.

n. A force of men.v. To own.n. The having, holding, or detention of

property in one's power or command.

adj. Pertaining to the having, holding, or

detention of property in one's power or

command.

n. One who owns, enjoys, or controls

anything, as property.

adj. Being not beyond the reach of

power natural, moral, or supernatural.

v. To make the date of any writing later

than the real date.

n. The hinder part.

adj. Pertaining to studies that are

pursued after receiving a degree.

n. Something added to a letter after the

writer's signature.

n. Power.adj. Physically powerful.

potentate


potential


potion


powerless


practicable


prate


prattle


preamble


precarious


precaution


precede


precedence


precedent


precedential


precession


precipice


precipitant


precipitate


precise


precision


preclude


precocious


precursor


predatory


predecessor


predicament


predicate


predict


prediction


predominance


predominant


predominate


n. One possessed of great power or

sway.

n. Anything that may be possible.n. A dose of liquid medicine.adj. Impotent.

adj. Feasible.v. To talk about vainly or foolishly.v. To utter in simple or childish talk.n. A statement introductory to and

explanatory of what follows.

adj. Perilous.n. A provision made in advance for

some possible emergency or danger.

v. To happen first.n. Priority in place, time, or rank.

n. An instance that may serve as a

guide or basis for a rule.

adj. Of the nature of an instance that

may serve as a guide or basis for a rule.

n. The act of going forward.n. A high and very steep or

approximately vertical cliff.

adj. Moving onward quickly and

heedlessly.

v. To force forward prematurely.adj. Exact.n. Accuracy of limitation, definition, or

adjustment.

v. To prevent.adj. Having the mental faculties

prematurely developed.

n. A forerunner or herald.adj. Prone to pillaging.

n. An incumbent of a given office

previous to another.

n. A difficult, trying situation or plight.v. To state as belonging to something.v. To foretell.

n. A prophecy.n. Ascendancy or preponderance.adj. Superior in power, influence,

effectiveness, number, or degree.

v. To be chief in importance, quantity, or

degree.

preeminence


preempt


preemption


preengage


preestablish


preexist


preexistence


preface


prefatory


prefer


preferable


preference


preferential


preferment


prefix


prehensible


prehensile


prehension


prejudice


prelacy


prelate


prelude


premature


premier


premise


premonition


preoccupation


preoccupy


preordain


preparation


preparatory


preponderant


n. Special eminence.v. To secure the right of preference in

the purchase of public land.

n. The right or act of purchasing before

others.

v. To preoccupy.

v. To settle or arrange beforehand.v. To exist at a period or in a state

earlier than something else.

n. Existence antecedent to something.n. A brief explanation or address to the

reader, at the beginning of a book.

adj. Pertaining to a brief explanation to

the reader at the beginning of a book.

v. To hold in higher estimation.adj. More desirable than others.n. An object of favor or choice.

adj. Possessing, giving, or constituting

preference or priority.

n. Preference.v. To attach at the beginning.adj. Capable of being grasped.

adj. Adapted for grasping or holding.n. The act of laying hold of or grasping.n. A judgment or opinion formed without

due examination of the facts.

n. A system of church government.

n. One of a higher order of clergy

having direct authority over other clergy.

n. An introductory or opening

performance.

adj. Coming too soon.adj. First in rank or position.

n. A judgment as a conclusion.n. Foreboding.n. The state of having the mind,

attention, or inclination preoccupied.

v. To fill the mind of a person to the

exclusion of other subjects.

v. To foreordain.n. An act or proceeding designed to

bring about some event.

adj. Having to do with what is

preliminary.

adj. Prevalent.

preponderate


prepossession


preposterous


prerogative


presage


prescience


prescient


prescript


prescriptible


prescription


presentient


presentiment


presentment


preservation


presumption


presumptuous


pretension


pretentious


preternatural


pretext


prevalence


prevalent


prevaricate


prevention


prickle


priggish


prim


prima


primer


primeval


primitive


principal


v. To exceed in influence or power.n. A preconceived liking.adj. Utterly ridiculous or absurd.adj. Having superior rank or

precedence.

v. To foretell.n. Knowledge of events before they take

place.

adj. Foreknowing.adj. Prescribed as a rule or model.

adj. Derived from authoritative direction.n. An authoritative direction.adj. Perceiving or feeling beforehand.n. Foreboding.

n. Semblance.n. Conservation.n. That which may be logically assumed

to be true until disproved.

adj. Assuming too much.

n. A bold or presumptuous assertion.adj. Marked by pretense, conceit, or

display.

adj. Extraordinary.n. A fictitious reason or motive.

n. Frequency.adj. Of wide extent or frequent

occurrence.

v. To use ambiguous or evasive

language for the purpose of deceiving

or diverting attention.

n. Thwarting.

v. To puncture slightly with fine, sharp

points.

adj. Conceited.adj. Stiffly proper.adj. First.

n. An elementary reading-book for

children.

adj. Belonging to the first ages.adj. Pertaining to the beginning or early

times.

adj. Most important.

principality


principle


priory


pristine


privateer


privilege


privity


privy


probate


probation


probe


probity


procedure


proceed


proclamation


procrastinate


procrastination


proctor


prodigal


prodigious


prodigy


productive


profession


professor


proffer


proficiency


proficient


profile


profiteer


profligacy


profligate


profuse


n. The territory of a reigning prince.n. A general truth or proposition.n. A monastic house.adj. Primitive.

n. A vessel owned and officered by

private persons, but carrying on

maritime war.

n. A right or immunity not enjoyed by all,

or that may be enjoyed only under

special conditions.

n. Knowledge shared with another or

others regarding a private matter.

adj. Participating with another or others

in the knowledge of a secret

transaction.

adj. Relating to making proof, as of a

will.

n. Any proceeding designed to ascertain

or test character, qualification, or the

like.

v. To search through and through.n. Virtue or integrity tested and

confirmed.

n. A manner or method of acting.v. To renew motion or action, as after

rest or interruption.

n. Any announcement made in a public

manner.

v. To put off till tomorrow or till a future

time.

n. Delay.n. An agent acting for another.n. One wasteful or extravagant,

especially in the use of money or

property.

adj. Immense.

n. A person or thing of very remarkable

gifts or qualities.

adj. Yielding in abundance.n. Any calling or occupation involving

special mental or other special

disciplines.

n. A public teacher of the highest grade

in a university or college.

v. To offer to another for acceptance.n. An advanced state of acquirement,

as in some knowledge, art, or science.

adj. Possessing ample and ready

knowledge or of skill in any art, science,

or industry.

n. An outline or contour.

n. One who profits.n. Shameless viciousness.adj. Abandoned to vice.adj. Produced or displayed in

overabundance.

progeny


progression


prohibition


prohibitionist


prohibitory


projection


proletarian


prolific


prolix


prologue


prolong


promenade


prominence


prominent


promiscuous


promissory


promontory


promoter


promulgate


propaganda


propagate


propel


propellant


propeller


prophecy


prophesy


propitious


proportionate


propriety


propulsion


prosaic


proscenium


n. Offspring.n. A moving forward or proceeding in

course.

n. A decree or an order forbidding

something.

n. One who favors the prohibition by law

of the manufacture and sale of alcoholic

beverages.

adj. Involving or equivalent to

prohibition, especially of the sale of

alcoholic beverages.

n. A prominence.n. A person of the lowest or poorest

class.

adj. Producing offspring or fruit.

adj. Verbose.n. A prefatory statement or explanation

to a poem, discourse, or performance.

v. To extend in time or duration.v. To walk for amusement or exercise.

n. The quality of being noticeable or

distinguished.

adj. Conspicuous in position, character,

or importance.

adj. Brought together without order,

distinction, or design (for sex).

adj. Expressing an engagement to pay.

n. A high point of land extending

outward from the coastline into the sea.

n. A furtherer, forwarder, or encourager.v. To proclaim.n. Any institution or systematic scheme

for propagating a doctrine or system.

v. To spread abroad or from person to

person.

v. To drive or urge forward.adj. Propelling.n. One who or that which propels.

n. Any prediction or foretelling.v. To predict or foretell, especially under

divine inspiration and guidance.

adj. Kindly disposed.adj. Being in proportion.

n. Accordance with recognized usage,

custom, or principles.

n. A driving onward or forward.adj. Unimaginative.n. That part of the stage between the

curtain and the orchestra.

proscribe


proscription


proselyte


prosody


prospector


prospectus


prostrate


protagonist


protection


protective


protector


protege


Protestant


protomartyr


protocol


protoplasm


prototype


protract


protrude


protrusion


protuberance


protuberant


protuberate


proverb


provident


providential


provincial


proviso


provocation


prowess


proximately


proxy


v. To reject, as a teaching or a practice,

with condemnation or denunciation.

n. Any act of condemnation and

rejection from favor and privilege.

n. One who has been won over from

one religious belief to another.

n. The science of poetical forms.

n. One who makes exploration, search,

or examination, especially for minerals.

n. A paper or pamphlet containing

information of a proposed undertaking.

adj. Lying prone, or with the head to the

ground.

n. A leader in any enterprise or contest.

n. Preservation from harm, danger,

annoyance, or any other evil.

adj. Sheltering.n. A defender.n. One specially cared for and favored

by another usually older person.

n. A Christian who denies the authority

of the Pope and holds the right of

special judgment.

n. The earliest victim in any cause.n. A declaration or memorandum of

agreement less solemn and formal than

a treaty.

n. The substance that forms the

principal portion of an animal or

vegetable cell.

n. A work, original in character,

afterward imitated in form or spirit.

v. To prolong.v. To push out or thrust forth.n. The act of protruding.

n. Something that swells out from a

surrounding surface.

adj. Bulging.v. To swell or bulge beyond the

surrounding surface.

n. A brief, pithy saying, condensing in

witty or striking form the wisdom of

experience.

adj. Anticipating and making ready for

future wants or emergencies.

adj. Effected by divine guidance.adj. Uncultured in thought and manner.n. A clause in a contract, will, etc., by

which its operation is rendered

conditional.

n. An action or mode of conduct that

excites resentment.

n. Strength, skill, and intrepidity in

battle.

adv. Immediately.n. A person who is empowered by

another to represent him or her in a

given matter.

prudence


prudential


prudery


prurient


pseudapostle


pseudonym


pseudonymity


psychiatry


psychic


psychopathic


psychotherapy


pudgy


puerile


pugnacious


puissant


pulmonary


punctilious


punctual


pungent


pungency


punitive


pupilage


purgatory


purl


purloin


purport


purveyor


pusillanimous


putrescent


pyre


pyromania


pyrotechnic


n. Caution.adj. Proceeding or marked by caution.n. An undue display of modesty or

delicacy.

adj. Inclined to lascivious thoughts and

desires.

n. A pretended or false apostle.n. A fictitious name, especially when

assumed by a writer.

n. The state or character of using a

fictitious name.

n. The branch of medicine that relates

to mental disease.

adj. Pertaining to the mind or soul.adj. Morally irresponsible.n. The treatment of mental disease.adj. Small and fat.

adj. Childish.adj. Quarrelsome.adj. Possessing strength.adj. Pertaining to the lungs.

adj. Strictly observant of the rules or

forms prescribed by law or custom.

adj. Observant and exact in points of

time.

adj. Affecting the sense of smell.n. The quality of affecting the sense of

smell.

adj. Pertaining to punishment.n. The state or period of being a

student.

n. An intermediate state where souls

are made fit for paradise or heaven by

expiatory suffering.

v. To cause to whirl, as in an eddy.

v. To steal.n. Intent.n. one who suppliesadj. Without spirit or bravery.

adj. Undergoing decomposition of

animal or vegetable matter

accompanied by fetid odors.

n. A heap of combustibles arranged for

burning a dead body.

n. An insane propensity to set things on

fire.

adj. Pertaining to fireworks or their

manufacture.

pyx


quackery


quadrate


quadruple


qualification


qualify


qualm


quandary


quantity


quarantine


quarrelsome


quarter


quarterly


quartet


quarto


quay


querulous


query


queue


quibble


quiescence


quiescent


quiet


quietus


quintessence


quintet


quite


Quixotic


rabid


racy


radiance


radiate


n. A vessel or casket, usually of

precious metal, in which the host is

preserved.

n. Charlatanryv. To divide into quarters.v. To multiply by four.

n. A requisite for an employment,

position, right, or privilege.

v. To endow or furnish with requisite

ability, character, knowledge, skill, or

possessions.

n. A fit of nausea.n. A puzzling predicament.

n. Magnitude.n. The enforced isolation of any person

or place infected with contagious

disease.

adj. Irascible.n. One of four equal parts into which

anything is or may be divided.

adj. Occurring or made at intervals of

three months.

n. A composition for four voices or four

instruments.

n. An eight-page newspaper of any size.n. A wharf or artificial landing-place on

the shore of a harbor or projecting into

it.

adj. Habitually complaining.v. To make inquiry.n. A file of persons waiting in order of

their arrival, as for admittance.

n. An utterly trivial distinction or

objection.

n. Quiet.adj. Being in a state of repose or

inaction.

adj. Making no noise.n. A silencing, suppressing, or ending.

n. The most essential part of anything.n. Musical composition arranged for five

voices or instruments.

adv. Fully.adj. Chivalrous or romantic to a

ridiculous or extravagant degree.

adj. Affected with rabies or hydrophobia.adj. Exciting or exhilarating to the mind.n. Brilliant or sparkling luster.v. To extend in all directions, as from a

source or focus.

radical


radix


raillery


ramify


ramose


rampant


rampart


rancor


rankle


rapacious


rapid


rapine


rapt


raptorial


ration


rationalism


raucous


ravage


ravenous


ravine


reaction


reactionary


readily


readjust


ready


realism


rearrange


reassure


rebellious


rebuff


rebuild


rebut


n. One who holds extreme views or

advocates extreme measures.

n. That from or on which something is

developed.

n. Good-humored satire.v. To divide or subdivide into branches

or subdivisions.

adj. Branch-like.adj. Growing, climbing, or running

without check or restraint.

n. A bulwark or construction to oppose

assault or hostile entry.

n. Malice.

v. To produce irritation or festering.adj. Disposed to seize by violence or by

unlawful or greedy methods.

adj. Having great speed.n. The act of seizing and carrying off

property by superior force, as in war.

adj. Enraptured.adj. Seizing and devouring living prey.v. To provide with a fixed allowance or

portion, especially of food.

n. The formation of opinions by relying

upon reason alone, independently of

authority.

adj. Harsh.v. To lay waste by pillage, rapine,

devouring, or other destructive

methods.

adj. Furiously voracious or hungry.n. A deep gorge or hollow, especially

one worn by a stream or flow of water.

n. Tendency towards a former, or

opposite state of things, as after reform,

revolution, or inflation.

adj. Pertaining to, of the nature of,

causing, or favoring reaction.

adv. Without objection or reluctance.v. To put in order after disarrangement.

adj. In a state of preparedness for any

given purpose or occasion.

n. The principle and practice of

depicting persons and scenes as they

are believed really to exist.

v. To arrange again or in a different

order.

v. To give new confidence.

adj. Insubordinate.n. A peremptory or unexpected rejection

of advances or approaches.

v. To build again or anew.v. To oppose by argument or a sufficient

answer.

recant


recapitulate


recapture


recede


receivable


receptive


recessive


recidivist


reciprocal


reciprocate


reciprocity


recitation


reck


reckless


reclaim


recline


recluse


reclusory


recognizance


recognize


recoil


recollect


reconcilable


reconnoiter


reconsider


reconstruct


recourse


recover


recreant


recreate


recrudescence


recrudescent


v. To withdraw formally one's belief (in

something previously believed or

maintained).

v. To repeat again the principal points

of.

v. To capture again.v. To move back or away.

adj. Capable of being or fit to be

received - often money.

adj. Having the capacity, quality, or

ability of receiving, as truths or

impressions.

adj. Having a tendency to go back.n. A confirmed criminal.

adj. Mutually interchangeable or

convertible.

v. To give and take mutually.n. Equal mutual rights and benefits

granted and enjoyed.

n. The act of reciting or repeating,

especially in public and from memory.

v. To have a care or thought for.adj. Foolishly headless of danger.v. To demand or to obtain the return or

restoration of.

v. To cause to assume a leaning or

recumbent attitude or position.

n. One who lives in retirement or

seclusion.

n. A hermitage.n. An acknowledgment entered into

before a court with condition to do some

particular act.

v. To recall the identity of (a person or

thing).

v. To start back as in dismay, loathing,

or dread.

v. To recall the knowledge of.adj. Capable of being adjusted or

harmonized.

v. To make a preliminary examination of

for military, surveying, or geological

purposes.

v. To review with care, especially with a

view to a reversal of previous action.

v. To rebuild.n. Resort to or application for help in

exigency or trouble.

v. To regain.

n. A cowardly or faithless person.v. To refresh after labor.n. The state of becoming raw or sore

again.

adj. Becoming raw or sore again.

recruit


rectify


rectitude


recuperate


recur


recure


recurrent


redemption


redolent


redolence


redoubtable


redound


redress


reducible


redundance


redundant


reestablish


refer


referrer


referable


referee


refinery


reflectible


reflection


reflector


reflexible


reform


reformer


refract


refractory


refragable


refringency


v. To enlist men for military or naval

service.

v. To correct.n. The quality of being upright in

principles and conduct.

v. To recover.

v. To happen again or repeatedly,

especially at regular intervals.

v. To cure again.adj. Returning from time to time,

especially at regular or stated intervals.

n. The recovery of what is mortgaged or

pledged, by paying the debt.

adj. Smelling sweet and agreeable.n. Smelling sweet and agreeable.adj. Formidable.n. Rebound.

v. To set right, as a wrong by

compensation or the punishment of the

wrong-doer.

adj. That may be reduced.n. Excess.adj. Constituting an excess.

v. To restore.v. To direct or send for information or

other purpose.

n. One who refers.adj. Ascribable.

n. An umpire.n. A place where some crude material,

as sugar or petroleum, is purified.

adj. Capable of being turned back.n. The throwing off or back of light, heat,

sound, or any form of energy that

travels in waves.

n. A mirror, as of metal, for reflecting

light, heat, or sound in a particular

direction.

adj. Capable of being reflected.n. Change for the better.n. One who carries out a reform.

v. To bend or turn from a direct course.adj. Not amenable to control.adj. Capable of being refuted.n. Power to refract.

refringent


refusal


refute


regale


regalia


regality


regenerate


regent


regicide


regime


regimen


regiment


regnant


regress


regretful


rehabilitate


reign


reimburse


rein


reinstate


reiterate


rejoin


rejuvenate


rejuvenescence


relapse


relegate


relent


relevant


reliance


reliant


relinquish


reliquary


adj. Having the power to refract.n. Denial of what is asked.v. To prove to be wrong.v. To give unusual pleasure.

n. pl. The emblems of royalty.n. Royalty.v. To reproduce.n. One who is lawfully deputized to

administer the government for the time

being in the name of the ruler.

n. The killing of a king or sovereign.n. Particular conduct or administration

of affairs.

n. A systematized order or course of

living with reference to food, clothing

and personal habits.

n. A body of soldiers.

adj. Exercising royal authority in one's

own right.

v. To return to a former place or

condition.

adj. Feeling, expressive of, or full of

regret.

v. To restore to a former status,

capacity, right rank, or privilege.

v. To hold and exercise sovereign

power.

v. To pay back as an equivalent of what

has been expended.

n. A step attached to the bit for

controlling a horse or other draft-animal.

v. To restore to a former state, station,

or authority.

v. To say or do again and again.v. To reunite after separation.v. To restore to youth.n. A renewal of youth.

v. To suffer a return of a disease after

partial recovery.

v. To send off or consign, as to an

obscure position or remote destination.

v. To yield.adj. Bearing upon the matter in hand.

n. Dependence.adj. Having confidence.v. To give up using or having.n. A casket, coffer, or repository in

which relics are kept.

relish


reluctance


reluctant


remembrance


reminiscence


reminiscent


remiss


remission


remodel


remonstrance


remonstrant


remonstrate


remunerate


remuneration


Renaissance


rendezvous


rendition


renovate


renunciation


reorganize


reparable


reparation


repartee


repeal


repel


repellent


repentance


repertory


repetition


repine


replenish


replete


v. To like the taste or savor of.n. Unwillingness.adj. Unwilling.n. Recollection.

n. The calling to mind of incidents within

the range of personal knowledge or

experience.

adj. Pertaining to the recollection of

matters of personal interest.

adj. Negligent.n. Temporary diminution of a disease.

v. Reconstruct.n. Reproof.adj. Having the character of a reproof.v. To present a verbal or written protest

to those who have power to right or

prevent a wrong.

v. To pay or pay for.n. Compensation.n. The revival of letters, and then of art,

which marks the transition from

medieval to modern time.

n. A prearranged place of meeting.

n. Interpretation.v. To restore after deterioration, as a

building.

n. An explicit disclaimer of a right or

privilege.

v. To change to a more satisfactory

form of organization.

adj. Capable of repair.n. The act of making amends, as for an

injury, loss, or wrong.

n. A ready, witty, or apt reply.v. To render of no further effect.

v. To force or keep back in a manner,

physically or mentally.

adj. Having power to force back in a

manner, physically or mentally.

n. Sorrow for something done or left

undone, with desire to make things right

by undoing the wrong.

n. A place where things are stored or

gathered together.

n. The act of repeating.v. To indulge in fretfulness and

faultfinding.

v. To fill again, as something that has

been emptied.

adj. Full to the uttermost.

replica


repository


reprehend


reprehensible


reprehension


repress


repressible


reprieve


reprimand


reprisal


reprobate


reproduce


reproduction


reproof


repudiate


repugnance


repugnant


repulse


repulsive


repute


requiem


requisite


requital


requite


rescind


reseat


resemblance


resent


reservoir


residue


resilience


resilient


n. A duplicate executed by the artist

himself, and regarded, equally with the

first, as an original.

n. A place in which goods are stored.v. To find fault with.adj. Censurable.

n. Expression of blame.v. To keep under restraint or control.adj. Able to be kept under restraint or

control.

v. To grant a respite from punishment

to.

v. To chide or rebuke for a fault.n. Any infliction or act by way of

retaliation on an enemy.

n. One abandoned to depravity and sin.v. To make a copy of.

n. The process by which an animal or

plant gives rise to another of its kind.

n. An expression of disapproval or

blame personally addressed to one

censured.

v. To refuse to have anything to do with.n. Thorough dislike.

adj. Offensive to taste and feeling.n. The act of beating or driving back, as

an attacking or advancing enemy.

adj. Grossly offensive.v. To hold in general opinion.

n. A solemn mass sung for the repose

of the souls of the dead.

adj. Necessary.n. Adequate return for good or ill.v. To repay either good or evil to, as to

a person.

v. To make void, as an act, by the

enacting authority or a superior

authority.

v. To place in position of office again.n. Similarity in quality or form.v. To be indignant at, as an injury or

insult.

n. A receptacle where a quantity of

some material, especially of a liquid or

gas, may be kept.

n. A remainder or surplus after a part

has been separated or otherwise

treated.

n. The power of springing back to a

former position

adj. Having the quality of springing back

to a former position.

resistance


resistant


resistive


resistless


resonance


resonance


resonate


resource


respite


resplendent


respondent


restitution


resumption


resurgent


resurrection


resuscitate


retaliate


retch


retention


reticence


reticent


retinue


retort


retouch


retrace


retract


retrench


retrieve


retroactive


retrograde


retrogression


retrospect


n. The exertion of opposite effort or

effect.

adj. Offering or tending to produce

resistance.

adj. Having or exercising the power of

resistance.

adj. Powerless.

n. The quality of being able to reinforce

sound by sympathetic vibrations.

adj. Able to reinforce sound by

sympathetic vibrations.

v. To have or produce resonance.n. That which is restored to, relied upon,

or made available for aid or support.

n. Interval of rest.adj. Very bright.adj. Answering.n. Restoration of anything to the one to

whom it properly belongs.

n. The act of taking back, or taking

again.

adj. Surging back or again.n. A return from death to lifev. To restore from apparent death.

v. To repay evil with a similar evil.v. To make an effort to vomit.n. The keeping of a thing within one's

power or possession.

n. The quality of habitually keeping

silent or being reserved in utterance.

adj. Habitually keeping silent or being

reserved in utterance.

n. The body of persons who attend a

person of importance in travel or public

appearance.

n. A retaliatory speech.v. To modify the details of.

v. To follow backward or toward the

place of beginning, as a track or

marking.

v. To recall or take back (something that

one has said).

v. To cut down or reduce in extent or

quantity.

v. To recover something by searching.

adj. Operative on, affecting, or having

reference to past events, transactions,

responsibilities.

v. To cause to deteriorate or to move

backward.

n. A going or moving backward or in a

reverse direction.

n. A view or contemplation of something

past.

retrospective


reunite


revelation


revere


reverent


reversion


revert


revile


revisal


revise


revocation


revoke


rhapsody


rhetoric


rhetorician


ribald


riddance


ridicule


ridiculous


rife


righteousness


rightful


rigmarole


rigor


rigorous


ripplet


risible


rivulet


robust


rondo


rookery


rotary


adj. Looking back on the past.v. To unite or join again, as after

separation.

n. A disclosing, discovering, or making

known of what was before secret,

private, or unknown.

v. To regard with worshipful veneration.

adj. Humble.n. A return to or toward some former

state or condition.

v. To return, or turn or look back, as

toward a former position or the like.

v. To heap approach or abuse upon.

n. Revision.v. To examine for the correction of

errors, or for the purpose of making

changes.

n. Repeal.v. To rescind.

n. Rapt or rapturous utterance.n. The art of discourse.n. A showy writer or speaker.adj. Indulging in or manifesting coarse

indecency or obscenity.

n. The act or ridding or delivering from

something undesirable.

n. Looks or acts expressing amused

contempt.

adj. Laughable and contemptible.adj. Abundant.

n. Rectitude.adj. Conformed to a just claim according

to established laws or usage.

n. Nonsense.n. Inflexibility.

adj. Uncompromising.n. A small ripple, as of water.adj. capable of exciting laughter.n. A small stream or brook.

adj. Characterized by great strength or

power of endurance.

n. A musical composition during which

the first part or subject is repeated

several times.

n. A place where crows congregate to

breed.

adj. Turning around its axis, like a

wheel, or so constructed as to turn thus.

rotate


rote


rotund


rudimentary


rue


ruffian


ruminant


ruminate


rupture


rustic


ruth


sacrifice


sacrificial


sacrilege


sacrilegious


safeguard


sagacious


salacious


salience


salient


saline


salutary


salutation


salutatory


salvage


salvo


sanctimonious


sanction


sanctity


sanguinary


sanguine


sanguineous


v. To cause to turn on or as on its axis,

as a wheel.

n. Repetition of words or sounds as a

means of learning them, with slight

attention.

adj. Round from fullness or plumpness.adj. Being in an initial, early, or

incomplete stage of development.

v. To regret extremely.adj. A lawless or recklessly brutal fellow.adj. Chewing the cud.v. To chew over again, as food

previously swallowed and regurgitated.

v. To separate the parts of by violence.adj. Characteristic of dwelling in the

country.

n. Sorrow for another's misery.v. To make an offering of to deity,

especially by presenting on an altar.

adj. Offering or offered as an atonement

for sin.

n. The act of violating or profaning

anything sacred.

adj. Impious.v. To protect.

adj. Able to discern and distinguish with

wise perception.

adj. Having strong sexual desires.n. The condition of standing out

distinctly.

adj. Standing out prominently.

adj. Constituting or consisting of salt.adj. Beneficial.n. Any form of greeting, hailing, or

welcome, whether by word or act.

n. The opening oration at the

commencement in American colleges.

n. Any act of saving property.n. A salute given by firing all the guns,

as at the funeral of an officer.

adj. Making an ostentatious display or

hypocritical pretense of holiness or

piety.

v. To approve authoritatively.

n. Holiness.adj. Bloody.adj. Having the color of blood.adj. Consisting of blood.

sapid


sapience


sapient


sapiential


saponaceous


sarcasm


sarcophagus


sardonic


satiate


satire


satiric


satirize


satyr


savage


savor


scabbard


scarcity


scholarly


scholastic


scintilla


scintillate


scope


scoundrel


scribble


scribe


script


Scriptural


scruple


scrupulous


scurrilous


scuttle


scythe


adj. Affecting the sense of taste.n. Deep wisdom or knowledge.adj. Possessing wisdom.adj. Possessing wisdom.

adj. Having the nature or quality of

soap.

n. Cutting and reproachful language.n. A stone coffin or a chest-like tomb.adj. Scornfully or bitterly sarcastic.

v. To satisfy fully the appetite or desire

of.

n. The employment of sarcasm, irony,

or keenness of wit in ridiculing vices.

adj. Resembling poetry, in which vice,

incapacity ,or corruption is held up to

ridicule.

v. To treat with sarcasm or derisive wit.

n. A very lascivious person.n. A wild and uncivilized human being.v. To perceive by taste or smell.n. The sheath of a sword or similar

bladed weapon.

n. Insufficiency of supply for needs or

ordinary demands.

adj. Characteristic of an erudite person.adj. Pertaining to education or schools.n. The faintest ray.

v. To emit or send forth sparks or little

flashes of light.

n. A range of action or view.n. A man without principle.n. Hasty, careless writing.

n. One who writes or is skilled in writing.n. Writing or handwriting of the ordinary

cursive form.

adj. Pertaining to, contained in, or

warranted by the Holy Scriptures.

n. Doubt or uncertainty regarding a

question of moral right or duty.

adj. Cautious in action for fear of doing

wrong.

adj. Grossly indecent or vulgar.v. To sink (a ship) by making holes in

the bottom.

n. A long curved blade for mowing,

reaping, etc.

seance


sear


sebaceous


secant


secede


secession


seclude


seclusion


secondary


secondly


second-rate


secrecy


secretary


secretive


sedate


sedentary


sediment


sedition


seditious


seduce


sedulous


seer


seethe


seignior


seismograph


seize


selective


self-respect


semblance


semicivilized


semiconscious


semiannual


n. A meeting of spirituals for consulting

spirits.

v. To burn on the surface.adj. Pertaining to or appearing like fat.adj. Cutting, especially into two parts.

v. To withdraw from union or

association, especially from a political or

religious body.

n. Voluntary withdrawal from fellowship,

especially from political or religious

bodies.

v. To place, keep, or withdraw from the

companionship of others.

n. Solitude.

adj. Less important or effective than that

which is primary.

adv. In the second place in order or

succession.

adj. Second in quality, size, rank,

importance, etc.

n. Concealment.

n. One who attends to correspondence,

keeps records. or does other writing for

others.

adj. Having a tendency to conceal.adj. Even-tempered.adj. Involving or requiring much sitting.

n. Matter that settles to the bottom of a

liquid.

n. Conduct directed against public order

and the tranquillity of the state.

adj. Promotive of conduct directed

against public order and the tranquillity

of the state.

v. To entice to surrender chastity.

adj. Persevering in effort or endeavor.n. A prophet.v. To be violently excited or agitated.n. A title of honor or respectful address,

equivalent to sir.

n. An instrument for recording the

phenomena of earthquakes.

v. To catch or take hold of suddenly and

forcibly.

adj. Having the power of choice.n. Rational self-esteem.

n. Outward appearance.adj. Half-civilized.adj. Partially conscious.adj. Recurring at intervals of six months.

semicircle


seminar


seminary


senile


sensation


sense


sensibility


sensitive


sensorium


sensual


sensuous


sentence


sentience


sentient


sentinel


separable


separate


separatist


septennial


sepulcher


sequacious


sequel


sequence


sequent


sequester


sequestrate


sergeant


sergeant-at-arms


sergeant-major


service


serviceable


servitude


n. A half-circle.n. Any assemblage of pupils for real

research in some specific study under a

teacher.

n. A special school, as of theology or

pedagogics.

adj. Peculiar to or proceeding from the

weakness or infirmity of old age.

n. A condition of mind resulting from

spiritual or inherent feeling.

n. The signification conveyed by some

word, phrase, or action.

n. Power to perceive or feel.adj. Easily affected by outside

operations or influences.

n. The sensory apparatus.adj. Pertaining to the body or the

physical senses.

adj. Having a warm appreciation of the

beautiful or of the refinements of luxury.

n. A related group of words containing a

subject and a predicate and expressing

a complete thought.

n. Capacity for sensation or

sense-perception.

adj. Possessing the power of sense or

sense-perception.

n. Any guard or watch stationed for

protection.

adj. Capable of being disjoined or

divided.

v. To take apart.n. A seceder.adj. Recurring every seven years.n. A burial-place.

adj. Ready to be led.n. That which follows in consequence of

what has previously happened.

n. The order in which a number or

persons, things, or events follow one

another in space or time.

adj. Following in the order of time.

v. To cause to withdraw or retire, as

from society or public life.

v. To confiscate.n. A non-commissioned military officer

ranking next above a corporal.

n. An executive officer in legislative

bodies who enforces the orders of the

presiding officer.

n. The highest non-commissioned

officer in a regiment.

n. Any work done for the benefit of

another.

adj. Durable.n. Slavery.

severance


severely


sextet


sextuple


sheer


shiftless


shrewd


shriek


shrinkage


shrivel


shuffle


sibilance


sibilant


sibilate


sidelong


sidereal


siege


significance


significant


signification


similar


simile


similitude


simplify


simulate


simultaneous


sinecure


singe


sinister


sinuosity


sinuous


sinus


n. Separation.adv. Extremely.n. A band of six singers or players.adj. Multiplied by six.

adj. Absolute.adj. Wanting in resource, energy, or

executive ability.

adj. Characterized by skill at

understanding and profiting by

circumstances.

n. A sharp, shrill outcry or scream,

caused by agony or terror.

n. A contraction of any material into less

bulk or dimension.

v. To draw or be drawn into wrinkles.n. A mixing or changing the order of

things.

n. A hissing sound.

adj. Made with a hissing sound.v. To give a hissing sound to, as in

pronouncing the letter s.

adj. Inclining or tending to one side.adj. Pertaining to stars or constellations.

n. A beleaguerment.n. Importance.adj. Important, especially as pointing

something out.

n. The meaning conveyed by language,

actions, or signs.

adj. Bearing resemblance to one

another or to something else.

n. A comparison which directs the mind

to the representative object itself.

n. Similarity.v. To make less complex or difficult.

v. Imitate.adj. Occurring, done, or existing at the

same time.

n. Any position having emoluments with

few or no duties.

v. To burn slightly or superficially.

adj. Evil.n. The quality of curving in and out.adj. Curving in and out.n. An opening or cavity.

siren


sirocco


sisterhood


skeptic


skepticism


skiff


skirmish


sleight


slight


slothful


sluggard


sociable


socialism


socialist


sociology


Sol


solace


solar


solder


soldier


solecism


solicitor


solicitude


soliloquy


solstice


soluble


solvent


somber


somniferous


somnolence


somnolent


sonata


n. A sea-nymph, described by Homer as

dwelling between the island of Circe

and Scylla.

n. hot winds from Africa.n. A body of sisters united by some

bond of sympathy or by a religious vow.

n. One who doubts any statements.

n. The entertainment of doubt

concerning something.

n. Usually, a small light boat propelled

by oars.

n. Desultory fighting between advanced

detachments of two armies.

n. A trick or feat so deftly done that the

manner of performance escapes

observation.

adj. Of a small importance or

significance.

adj. Lazy.n. A person habitually lazy or idle.adj. Inclined to seek company.

n. A theory of civil polity that aims to

secure the reconstruction of society.

adj. One who advocates reconstruction

of society by collective ownership of

land and capital.

n. The philosophical study of society.n. The sun.

n. Comfort in grief, trouble, or calamity.adj. Pertaining to the sun.n. A fusible alloy used for joining

metallic surfaces or margins.

n. A person engaged in military service.

n. Any violation of established rules or

customs.

n. One who represents a client in court

of justice; an attorney.

n. Uneasiness of mind occasioned by

desire, anxiety, or fear.

n. A monologue.

n. The time of year when the sun is at

its greatest declination.

adj. Capable of being dissolved, as in a

fluid.

adj. Having sufficient funds to pay all

debts.

adj. Gloomy.

adj. Tending to produce sleep.n. Oppressive drowsiness.adj. Sleepy.n. An instrumental composition.

sonnet


sonorous


soothsayer


sophism


sophistical


sophisticate


sophistry


soprano


sorcery


sordid


souvenir


sparse


Spartan


spasmodic


specialize


specialty


specie


species


specimen


specious


spectator


specter


spectrum


speculate


speculator


sphericity


spheroid


spherometer


spinous


spinster


spontaneous


sprightly


n. A poem of fourteen decasyllabic or

octosyllabiclines expressing two

successive phrases.

adj. Resonant.n. One who claims to have supernatural

insight or foresight.

n. A false argument understood to be

such by the reasoner himself and

intentionally used to deceive

adj. Fallacious.v. To deprive of simplicity of mind or

manner.

n. Reasoning sound in appearance

only, especially when designedly

deceptive.

n. A woman's or boy's voice of high

range.

n. Witchcraft.adj. Of degraded character or nature.n. A token of remembrance.adj. Thinly diffused.

adj. Exceptionally brave; rigorously

severe.

adj. Convulsive.v. To assume an individual or specific

character, or adopt a singular or special

course.

n. An employment limited to one

particular line of work.

n. A coin or coins of gold, silver, copper,

or other metal.

n. A classificatory group of animals or

plants subordinate to a genus.

n. One of a class of persons or things

regarded as representative of the class.

adj. Plausible.

n. One who beholds or looks on.n. Apparition.n. An image formed by rays of light or

other radiant energy.

v. To pursue inquiries and form

conjectures.

n. One who makes an investment that

involves a risk of loss, but also a chance

of profit.

n. The state or condition of being a

sphere.

n. A body having nearly the form of a

sphere.

n. An instrument for measuring

curvature or radii of spherical surfaces.

adj. Having spines.n. A woman who has never been

married.

adj. Arising from inherent qualities or

tendencies without external efficient

cause.

adj. Vivacious.

spurious


squabble


squalid


squatter


stagnant


stagnate


stagnation


stagy


staid


stallion


stanchion


stanza


statecraft


static


statics


stationary


statistician


statuesque


statuette


stature


statute


stealth


stellar


steppe


sterling


stifle


stigma


stiletto


stimulant


stimulate


stimulus


stingy


adj. Not genuine.v. To quarrel.adj. Having a dirty, mean,

poverty-stricken appearance.

n. One who settles on land without

permission or right.

adj. Not flowing: said of water, as in a

pool.

v. To become dull or inert.n. The condition of not flowing or not

changing.

adj. Having a theatrical manner.

adj. Of a steady and sober character.n. An uncastrated male horse,

commonly one kept for breeding.

n. A vertical bar, or a pair of bars, used

to confine cattle in a stall.

n. A group of rimed lines, usually

forming one of a series of similar

divisions in a poem.

n. The art of conducting state affairs.adj. Pertaining to or designating bodies

at rest or forces in equilibrium.

n. The branch of mechanics that treats

of the relations that subsist among

forces in order.

adj. Not moving.

n. One who is skilled in collecting and

tabulating numerical facts.

adj. Having the grace, pose, or quietude

of a statue.

n. A figurine.n. The natural height of an animal body.

n. Any authoritatively declared rule,

ordinance, decree, or law.

n. A concealed manner of acting.adj. Pertaining to the stars.n. One of the extensive plains in Russia

and Siberia.

adj. Genuine.v. To smother.n. A mark of infamy or token of disgrace

attaching to a person as the result of

evil-doing.

n. A small dagger.

n. Anything that rouses to activity or to

quickened action.

v. To rouse to activity or to quickened

action.

n. Incentive.adj. Cheap, unwilling to spend money.

stipend


Stoicism


stolid


strait


stratagem


stratum


streamlet


stringency


stringent


stripling


studious


stultify


stupendous


stupor


suasion


suave


subacid


subaquatic


subconscious


subjacent


subjection


subjugate


subliminal


sublingual


submarine


submerge


submergence


submersible


submersion


submission


submittal


subordinate


n. A definite amount paid at stated

periods in compensation for services or

as an allowance.

n. The principles or the practice of the

Stoics-being very even tempered in

success and failure.

adj. Expressing no power of feeling or

perceiving.

n. A narrow passage of water

connecting two larger bodies of water.

n. Any clever trick or device for

obtaining an advantage.

n. A natural or artificial layer, bed, or

thickness of any substance or material.

n. Rivulet.n. Strictness.

adj. Rigid.n. A mere youth.adj. Having or showing devotion to the

acquisition of knowledge.

v. To give an appearance of foolishness

to.

adj. Of prodigious size, bulk, or degree.n. Profound lethargy.n. The act of persuading.adj. Smooth and pleasant in manner.

adj. Somewhat sharp or biting.adj. Being, formed, or operating under

water.

adj. Being or occurring in the mind, but

without attendant consciousness or

conscious perception.

adj. Situated directly underneath.

n. The act of bringing into a state of

submission.

v. To conquer.adj. Being beneath the threshold of

consciousness.

adj. Situated beneath the tongue.

adj. Existing, done, or operating

beneath the surface of the sea.

v. To place or plunge under water.n. The act of submerging.adj. Capable of being put underwater.

n. The act of submerging.n. A yielding to the power or authority of

another.

n. The act of submitting.adj. Belonging to an inferior order in a

classification.

subsequent


subservience


subservient


subside


subsist


subsistence


substantive


subtend


subterfuge


subterranean


subtle


subtrahend


subversion


subvert


succeed


success


successful


successor


succinct


succulent


succumb


sufferance


sufficiency


suffrage


suffuse


suggestible


suggestive


summary


sumptuous


superabundance


superadd


superannuate


adj. Following in time.n. The quality, character, or condition of

being servilely following another's

behests.

adj. Servilely following another's

behests.

v. To relapse into a state of repose and

tranquillity.

v. To be maintained or sustained.n. Sustenance.adj. Solid.v. To extend opposite to.

n. Evasion.adj. Situated or occurring below the

surface of the earth.

adj. Discriminating.n. That which is to be subtracted.

n. An overthrow, as from the foundation.v. To bring to ruin.v. To accomplish what is attempted or

intended.

n. A favorable or prosperous course or

termination of anything attempted.

adj. Having reached a high degree of

worldly prosperity.

n. One who or that which takes the

place of a predecessor or preceding

thing.

adj. Concise.adj. Juicy.

v. To cease to resist.n. Toleration.n. An ample or adequate supply.n. The right or privilege of voting.

v. To cover or fill the surface of.adj. That can be suggested.adj. Stimulating to thought or reflection.n. An abstract.

adj. Rich and costly.n. An excessive amount.v. To add in addition to what has been

added.

v. To become deteriorated or

incapacitated by long service.

superb


supercilious


superficial


superfluity


superfluous


superheat


superintend


superintendence


superintendent


superlative


supernatural


supernumerary


supersede


supine


supplant


supple


supplementary


supplicant


supplicate


supposition


suppress


suppressible


suppression


supramundane


surcharge


surety


surfeit


surmise


surmount


surreptitious


surrogate


surround


adj. Sumptuously elegant.adj. Exhibiting haughty and careless

contempt.

adj. Knowing and understanding only

the ordinary and the obvious.

n. That part of anything that is in excess

of what is needed.

adj. Being more than is needed.v. To heat to excess.v. To have the charge and direction of,

especially of some work or movement.

n. Direction and management.

n. One who has the charge and

direction of, especially of some work or

movement.

n. That which is of the highest possible

excellence or eminence.

adj. Caused miraculously or by the

immediate exercise of divine power.

adj. Superfluous.

v. To displace.adj. Lying on the back.v. To take the place of.adj. Easily bent.

adj. Being an addition to.n. One who asks humbly and earnestly.v. To beg.n. Conjecture.

v. To prevent from being disclosed or

punished.

adj. Capable of being suppressed.n. A forcible putting or keeping down.adj. Supernatural.

n. An additional amount charged.n. Security for payment or performance.v. To feed to fullness or to satiety.v. To conjecture.

v. To overcome by force of will.adj. Clandestine.n. One who or that which is substituted

for or appointed to act in place of

another.

v. To encircle.

surveyor


susceptibility


susceptible


suspense


suspension


suspicious


sustenance


swarthy


Sybarite


sycophant


syllabic


syllabication


syllable


syllabus


sylph


symmetrical


symmetry


sympathetic


sympathize


symphonic


symphonious


symphony


synchronism


syndicate


syneresis


synod


synonym


synopsis


systematic


tableau


tacit


taciturn


n. A land-measurer.n. A specific capability of feeling or

emotion.

adj. Easily under a specified power or

influence.

n. Uncertainty.

n. A hanging from a support.adj. Inclined to doubt or mistrust.n. Food.adj. Having a dark hue, especially a

dark or sunburned complexion.

n. A luxurious person.n. A servile flatterer, especially of those

in authority or influence.

adj. Consisting of that which is uttered

in a single vocal impulse.

n. Division of words into that which is

uttered in a single vocal impulse.

n. That which is uttered in a single vocal

impulse.

n. Outline of a subject, course, lecture,

or treatise.

n. A slender, graceful young woman or

girl.

adj. Well-balanced.

n. Relative proportion and harmony.adj. Having a fellow-feeling for or like

feelings with another or others.

v. To share the sentiments or mental

states of another.

adj. Characterized by a harmonious or

agreeable mingling of sounds.

adj. Marked by a harmonious or

agreeable mingling of sounds.

n. A harmonious or agreeable mingling

of sounds.

n. Simultaneousness.n. An association of individuals united

for the prosecution of some enterprise.

n. The coalescence of two vowels or

syllables, as e'er for ever.

n. An ecclesiastical council.n. A word having the same or almost

the same meaning as some other.

n. A syllabus or summary.

adj. Methodical.n. An arrangement of inanimate figures

representing a scene from real life.

adj. Understood.adj. Disinclined to conversation.

tack


tact


tactician


tactics


tangency


tangent


tangible


tannery


tantalize


tantamount


tapestry


tarnish


taut


taxation


taxidermy


technic


technicality


technique


technography


technology


teem


telepathy


telephony


telescope


telltale


temerity


temporal


temporary


temporize


tempt


tempter


tenacious


n. A small sharp-pointed nail.n. Fine or ready mental discernment

shown in saying or doing the proper

thing.

n. One who directs affairs with skill and

shrewdness.

n. Any maneuvering or adroit

management for effecting an object.

n. The state of touching.adj. Touching.adj. Perceptible by touch.n. A place where leather is tanned.

v. To tease.adj. Having equal or equivalent value,

effect, or import.

n. A fabric to which a pattern is applied

with a needle, designed for ornamental

hangings.

v. To lessen or destroy the luster of in

any way.

adj. Stretched tight.n. A levy, by government, of a fixed

contribution.

n. The art or process of preserving dead

animals or parts of them.

adj. Technical.

n. Something peculiar to a particular art,

trade, or the like.

n. Manner of performance.n. The scientific description or study of

human arts and industries in their

historic development.

n. The knowledge relating to industries

and manufactures.

v. To be full to overflowing.n. Thought-transference.n. The art or process of communicating

by telephone.

v. To drive together so that one slides

into the another like the sections of a

spy-glass.

adj. That gives warning or information.n. Recklessness.adj. Pertaining to or concerned with the

affairs of the present life.

adj. Lasting for a short time only.

v. To pursue a policy of delay.v. To offer to (somebody) an

inducement to do wrong.

n. An allurer or enticer to evil.adj. Unyielding.

tenant


tendency


tenet


tenor


tense


tentative


tenure


tercentenary


termagant


terminal


terminate


termination


terminus


terrify


territorial


terse


testament


testator


testimonial


thearchy


theism


theocracy


theocrasy


theologian


theological


theology


theoretical


theorist


theorize


thereabout


therefor


thermal


n. An occupant.n. Direction or inclination, as toward

some objector end.

n. Any opinion, principle, dogma, or

doctrine that a person believes or

maintains as true.

n. A settled course or manner of

progress.

adj. Strained to stiffness.adj. Done as an experiment.n. The term during which a thing is held.adj. Pertaining to a period of 300 years.

adj. Violently abusive and quarrelsome.adj. Pertaining to or creative of a

boundary, limit.

v. To put an end or stop to.n. The act of ending or concluding.

n. The final point or goal.v. To fill with extreme fear.adj. Pertaining to the domain over which

a sovereign state exercises jurisdiction.

adj. Pithy.

n. A will.n. The maker of a will.n. A formal token of regard, often

presented in public.

n. Government by a supreme deity.

n. Belief in God.n. A government administered by

ecclesiastics.

n. The mixed worship of polytheism.n. A professor of divinity.

adj. Based on or growing out of divine

revelation.

n. The branch of theological science

that treats of God.

adj. Directed toward knowledge for its

own sake without respect to

applications.

n. One given to speculating.

v. To speculate.adv. Near that number, quantity,

degree, place, or time, approximately.

adv. For that or this.adj. Of or pertaining to heat.

thermoelectric


thermoelectricity


thesis


thoroughbred


thoroughfare


thrall


tilth


timbre


timorous


tincture


tinge


tipsy


tirade


tireless


tiresome


Titanic


toilsome


tolerable


tolerance


tolerant


tolerate


toleration


topography


torpor


torrid


tortious


tortuous


torturous


tractable


trait


trajectory


trammel


adj. Denoting electricity produced by

heat.

n. Electricity generated by differences of

temperature,

n. An essay or treatise on a particular

subject.

adj. Bred from the best or purest blood

or stock.

n. A public street or road.n. One controlled by an appetite or a

passion.

n. Cultivation.n. The quality of a tone, as

distinguished from intensity and pitch.

adj. Lacking courage.n. A solution, usually alcoholic, of some

principle used in medicine.

n. A faint trace of color.adj. Befuddled with drinks.

n. Harangue.adj. Untiring.adj. Wearisome.adj. Of vast size or strength.

adj. Laborious.adj. Moderately good.n. Forbearance in judging of the acts or

opinions of others.

adj. Indulgent.

v. To passively permit or put up with.n. A spirit of charitable leniency.n. The art of representing on a map the

physical features of any locality or

region with accuracy.

n. Apathy.

adj. Excessively hot.adj. Wrongful.adj. Abounding in irregular bends or

turns.

adj. Marked by extreme suffering.

adj. Easily led or controlled.n. A distinguishing feature or quality.n. The path described by a projectile

moving under given forces.

n. An impediment.

tranquil


tranquilize


tranquility


transalpine


transact


transatlantic


transcend


transcendent


transcontinental


transcribe


transcript


transfer


transferable


transferee


transference


transferrer


transfigure


transfuse


transfusible


transfusion


transgress


transience


transient


transition


transitory


translate


translator


translucence


translucent


transmissible


transmission


transmit


adj. Calm.v. To soothe.n. Calmness.adj. Situated on the other side of the

Alps.

v. To do business.adj. Situated beyond or on the other

side of the Atlantic.

v. To surpass.adj. Surpassing.

adj. Extending or passing across a

continent.

v. To write over again (something

already written)

n. A copy made directly from an original.v. To convey, remove, or cause to pass

from one person or place to another.

adj. Capable of being conveyed from

one person or place to another.

n. The person to whom a transfer is

made.

n. The act of conveying from one

person or place to another.

n. One who or that which conveys from

one person or place to another.

v. To give an exalted meaning or

glorified appearance to.

v. To pour or cause to pass, as a fluid,

from one vessel to another.

adj. Capable of being poured from one

vessel to another.

n. The act of pouring from one vessel to

another.

v. To break a law.n. Something that is of short duration.n. One who or that which is only of

temporary existence.

n. Passage from one place, condition,

or action to another.

adj. Existing for a short time only.v. To give the sense or equivalent of in

another language or dialect.

n. An interpreter.n. The property or state of allowing the

passage of light.

adj. Allowing the passage of light.adj. That may e sent through or across.n. The act of sending through or across.v. To send trough or across.

transmute


transparent


transpire


transplant


transposition


transverse


travail


travesty


treacherous


treachery


treasonable


treatise


treble


trebly


tremendous


tremor


tremulous


trenchant


trepidation


trestle


triad


tribune


trickery


tricolor


tricycle


trident


triennial


trimness


trinity


trio


triple


triplicate


v. To change in nature, substance, or

form.

adj. Easy to see through or understand.v. To come to pass.v. To remove and plant in another

place.

n. The act of reversing the order or

changing the place of.

adj. Lying or being across or in a

crosswise direction.

n. Hard or agonizing labor.n. A grotesque imitation.

adj. Perfidious.n. Violation of allegiance, confidence, or

plighted faith.

adj. Of the nature of betrayal, treachery,

or breech of allegiance.

n. An elaborate literary composition

presenting a subject in all its parts.

adj. Multiplied by three.adv. Triply.adj. Awe-inspiring.n. An involuntary trembling or shivering.

adj. Characterized by quivering or

unsteadiness.

adj. Cutting deeply and quickly.n. Nervous uncertainty of feeling.n. An open braced framework for

supporting the horizontal stringers of a

railway-bridge.

n. A group of three persons of things.n. Any champion of the rights and

liberties of the people: often used as the

name for a newspaper.

n. Artifice.adj. Of three colors.

n. A three-wheeled vehicle.n. The three-pronged fork that was the

emblem of Neptune.

adj. Taking place every third year.n. Neatness.

n. A threefold personality existing in the

one divine being or substance.

n. Three things grouped or associated

together.

adj. Threefold.adj. Composed of or pertaining to three

related things or parts.

triplicity


tripod


trisect


trite


triumvir


trivial


troublesome


truculence


truculent


truism


truthful


turgid


turpitude


tutelage


tutelar


tutorship


twinge


typical


typify


typographical


typography


tyrannical


tyranny


tyro


ubiquitous


ulterior


ultimate


ultimatum


ultramundane


ultramontane


umbrage


unaccountable


n. The state of being triple or threefold.n. A three-legged stand, usually hinged

near the top, for supporting some

instrument.

v. To divide into three parts, especially

into three equal parts.

adj. Made commonplace by frequent

repetition.

n. One of three men united coordinately

in public office or authority.

adj. Of little importance or value.adj. Burdensome.n. Ferocity.

adj. Having the character or the spirit of

a savage.

n. A statement so plainly true as hardly

to require statement or proof.

adj. Veracious.adj. Swollen.

n. Depravity.n. The act of training or the state of

being under instruction.

adj. Protective.n. The office of a guardian.

n. A darting momentary local pain.adj. Characteristic.v. To serve as a characteristic example

of.

adj. Pertaining to typography or printing.

n. The arrangement of composed type,

or the appearance of printed matter.

adj. Despotic.n. Absolute power arbitrarily or unjustly

administrated.

n. One slightly skilled in or acquainted

with any trade or profession.

adj. Being present everywhere.adj. Not so pertinent as something else

to the matter spoken of.

adj. Beyond which there is nothing else.n. A final statement or proposal, as

concerning terms or conditions.

adj. Pertaining to supernatural things or

to another life.

adj. Beyond the mountains, especially

beyond the Alps (that is, on their Italian

side).

n. A sense of injury.adj. Inexplicable.

unaffected


unanimous


unanimity


unavoidable


unbearable


unbecoming


unbelief


unbiased


unbridled


uncommon


unconscionable


unconscious


unction


unctuous


undeceive


undercharge


underexposed


undergarment


underman


undersell


undersized


underhanded


underlie


underling


undermine


underrate


understate


undervalue


underworld


underwrite


undue


undulate


adj. Sincere.adj. Sharing the same views or

sentiments.

n. The state or quality of being of one

mind.

adj. Inevitable.

adj. Unendurable.adj. Unsuited to the wearer, place, or

surroundings.

n. Doubt.adj. Impartial, as judgment.

adj. Being without restraint.adj. Rare.adj. Ridiculously or unjustly excessive.adj. Not cognizant of objects, actions,

etc.

n. The art of anointing as with oil.adj. Oily.v. To free from deception, as by

apprising of the real state of affairs.

v. To make an inadequate charge for.

adj. Insufficiently exposed for proper or

full development, as negatives in

photography.

n. A garment to be worn under the

ordinary outer garments.

v. To equip with less than the full

complement of men.

v. To sell at a lower price than.

adj. Of less than the customary size.adj. Clandestinely carried on.v. To be the ground or support of.n. A subordinate.

v. To subvert in an underhand way.v. To undervalue.v. To fail to put strongly enough, as a

case.

v. To underestimate.

n. Hades.v. To issue or be party to the issue of a

policy of insurance.

adj. More than sufficient.v. To move like a wave or in waves.

undulous


unfavorable


ungainly


unguent


unicellular


univalence


unify


unique


unison


unisonant


Unitarian


unlawful


unlimited


unnatural


unnecessary


unsettle


unsophisticated


unspeakable


untimely


untoward


unutterable


unwieldy


unwise


unyoke


up-keep


upbraid


upcast


upheaval


upheave


uppermost


uproarious


uproot


adj. Resembling waves.adj. Adverse.adj. Clumsy.n. Any ointment or lubricant for local

application.

adj. Consisting of a single cell.n. Monovalency.v. To cause to be one.adj. Being the only one of its kind.

n. A condition of perfect agreement and

accord.

adj. Being in a condition of perfect

agreement and accord.

adj. Pertaining to a religious body that

rejects the doctrine of the Trinity.

adj. Illegal.

adj. Unconstrained.adj. Artificial.adj. Not essential under the

circumstances.

v. To put into confusion.

adj. Showing inexperience.adj. Abominable.adj. Unseasonable.adj. Causing annoyance or hindrance.

adj. Inexpressible.adj. Moved or managed with difficulty,

as from great size or awkward shape.

adj. Foolish.v. To separate.

n. Maintenance.v. To reproach as deserving blame.n. A throwing upward.n. Overthrow or violent disturbance of

established order or condition.

v. To raise or lift with effort.adj. First in order of precedence.adj. Noisy.v. To eradicate.

upturn


urban


urbanity


urchin


urgency


usage


usurious


usurp


usury


utilitarianism


utility


utmost


vacate


vaccinate


vacillate


vacuous


vacuum


vagabond


vagrant


vainglory


vale


valediction


valedictorian


valedictory


valid


valorous


vapid


vaporizer


variable


variance


variant


variation


v. To throw into confusion.adj. Of, or pertaining to, or like a city.n. Refined or elegant courtesy.n. A roguish, mischievous boy.

n. The pressure of necessity.n. Treatment.adj. Taking unlawful or exorbitant

interest on money loaned.

v. To take possession of by force.

n. The demanding for the use of money

as a loan, a rate of interest beyond what

is allowed by law.

n. The ethical doctrine that actions are

right because they are useful or of

beneficial tendency.

n. Fitness for some desirable practical

purpose.

n. The greatest possible extent.

v. To leave.v. To inoculate with vaccine virus or

virus of cowpox.

v. To waver.adj. Empty.

n. A space entirely devoid of matter.n. A wanderer.n. An idle wanderer.n. Excessive, pretentious, and

demonstrative vanity.

n. Level or low land between hills.n. A bidding farewell.n. Student who delivers an address at

graduating exercises of an educational

institution.

n. A parting address.

adj. Founded on truth.adj. Courageous.adj. Having lost sparkling quality and

flavor.

n. An atomizer.

adj. Having a tendency to change.n. Change.n. A thing that differs from another in

form only, being the same in essence or

substance.

n. Modification.

variegate


vassal


vaudeville


vegetal


vegetarian


vegetate


vegetation


vegetative


vehement


velocity


velvety


venal


vendible


vendition


vendor


veneer


venerable


venerate


venereal


venial


venison


venom


venous


veracious


veracity


verbatim


verbiage


verbose


verdant


verification


verify


verily


v. To mark with different shades or

colors.

n. A slave or bondman.n. A variety show.adj. Of or pertaining to plants.

n. One who believes in the theory that

man's food should be exclusively

vegetable.

v. To live in a monotonous, passive way

without exercise of the mental faculties.

n. Plant-life in the aggregate.adj. Pertaining to the process of

plant-life.

adj. Very eager or urgent.n. Rapid motion.adj. Marked by lightness and softness.adj. Mercenary, corrupt.

adj. Marketable.n. The act of selling.n. A seller.n. Outside show or elegance.

adj. Meriting or commanding high

esteem.

v. To cherish reverentially.adj. Pertaining to or proceeding from

sexual intercourse.

adj. That may be pardoned or forgiven,

a forgivable sin.

n. The flesh of deer.n. The poisonous fluid that certain

animals secrete.

adj. Of, pertaining to, or contained or

carried in a vein or veins.

adj. Habitually disposed to speak the

truth.

n. Truthfulness.adv. Word for word.n. Use of many words without necessity.adj. Wordy.

adj. Green with vegetation.n. The act of proving to be true, exact,

or accurate.

v. To prove to be true, exact, or

accurate.

adv. In truth.

verity


vermin


vernacular


vernal


versatile


version


vertex


vertical


vertigo


vestige


vestment


veto


vicarious


viceroy


vicissitude


vie


vigilance


vigilant


vignette


vincible


vindicate


vindicatory


vindicative


vinery


viol


viola


violator


violation


violoncello


virago


virile


virtu


n. Truth.n. A noxious or troublesome animal.n. The language of one's country.adj. Belonging to or suggestive of the

spring.

adj. Having an aptitude for applying

oneself to new and varied tasks or to

various subjects.

n. A description or report of something

as modified by one's character or

opinion.

n. Apex.adj. Lying or directed perpendicularly to

the horizon.

n. Dizziness.n. A visible trace, mark, or impression,

of something absent, lost, or gone.

n. Clothing or covering.n. The constitutional right in a chief

executive of refusing to approve an

enactment.

adj. Suffered or done in place of or for

the sake of another.

n. A ruler acting with royal authority in

place of the sovereign in a colony or

province.

n. A change, especially a complete

change, of condition or circumstances,

as of fortune.

v. To contend.

n. Alert and intent mental watchfulness

in guarding against danger.

adj. Being on the alert to discover and

ward off danger or insure safety.

n. A picture having a background or that

is shaded off gradually.

adj. Conquerable.

v. To prove true, right, or real.adj. Punitive.adj. Revengeful.n. A greenhouse for grapes.

n. A stringed instrument of the violin

class.

n. A musical instrument somewhat

larger than a violin.

n. One who transgresses.n. Infringement.

n. A stringed instrument held between

the player's knees.

n. A bold, impudent, turbulent woman.adj. Masculine.n. Rare, curious, or beautiful quality.

virtual


virtuoso


virulence


virulent


visage


viscount


vista


visual


visualize


vitality


vitalize


vitiate


vituperable


vivacity


vivify


vivisection


vocable


vocative


vociferance


vociferate


vociferous


vogue


volant


volatile


volition


volitive


voluble


voluptuous


voracious


vortex


votary


votive


adj. Being in essence or effect, but not

in form or appearance.

n. A master in the technique of some

particular fine art.

n. Extreme poisonousness.adj. Exceedingly noxious or deleterious.

n. The face, countenance, or look of a

person.

n. In England, a title of nobility, ranking

fourth in the order of British peerage.

n. A view or prospect.adj. Perceptible by sight.

v. To give pictorial vividness to a mental

representation.

n. The state or quality of being

necessary to existence or continuance.

v. To endow with life or energy.v. To contaminate.

adj. Deserving of censure.n. Liveliness.v. To endue with life.n. The dissection of a living animal.

n. a word, especially one regarded in

relation merely to its qualities of sound.

adj. Of or pertaining to the act of calling.n. The quality of making a clamor.v. To utter with a loud and vehement

voice.

adj. Making a loud outcry.n. The prevalent way or fashion.adj. Flying or able to fly.adj. Changeable.

n. An act or exercise of will.adj. Exercising the will.adj. Having great fluency in speaking.adj. having fullness of beautiful form, as

a woman, with or without sensuous or

sensual quality.

adj. Eating with greediness or in very

large quantities.

n. A mass of rotating or whirling fluid,

especially when sucked spirally toward

the center.

adj. Consecrated by a vow or promise.adj. Dedicated by a vow.

vulgarity


vulnerable


waif


waistcoat


waive


wampum


wane


wantonness


warlike


wavelet


weak-kneed


weal


wean


wearisome


wee


well-bred


well-doer


well-to-do


whereabouts


whereupon


wherever


wherewith


whet


whimsical


whine


wholly


wield


wile


winsome


wintry


wiry


witchcraft


n. Lack of refinement in conduct or

speech.

adj. Capable of receiving injuries.n. A homeless, neglected wanderer.n. A vest.

v. To relinquish, especially temporarily,

as a right or claim.

n. Beads strung on threads, formerly

used among the American Indians as

currency.

v. To diminish in size and brilliancy.n. Recklessness.

adj. Belligerent.n. A ripple.adj. Without resolute purpose or energy.n. Well-being.

v. To transfer (the young) from

dependence on mother's milk to another

form of nourishment.

adj. Fatiguing.adj. Very small.adj. Of good ancestry.

n. A performer of moral and social

duties.

adj. In prosperous circumstances.n. The place in or near which a person

or thing is.

adv. After which.

adv. In or at whatever place.n. The necessary means or resources.v. To make more keen or eager.adj. Capricious.

v. To utter with complaining tone.adv. Completely.v. To use, control, or manage, as a

weapon, or instrument, especially with

full command.

n. An act or a means of cunning

deception.

adj. Attractive.adj. Lacking warmth of manner.adj. Thin, but tough and sinewy.n. Sorcery.

witless


witling


witticism


wittingly


wizen


wizen-faced


working-man


workmanlike


workmanship


wrangle


wreak


wrest


wretchedness


writhe


writing


wry


yearling


zealot


zeitgeist


zenith


zephyr


zodiac

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adj. Foolish, indiscreet, or silly.n. A person who has little

understanding.

n. A witty, brilliant, or original saying or

sentiment.

adv. With knowledge and by design.

v. To become or cause to become

withered or dry.

adj. Having a shriveled face.n. One who earns his bread by manual

labor.

adj. Like or befitting a skilled workman.

n. The art or skill of a workman.v. To maintain by noisy argument or

dispute.

v. To inflict, as a revenge or

punishment.

v. To pull or force away by or as by

violent twisting or wringing.

n. Extreme misery or unhappiness.v. To twist the body, face, or limbs or as

in pain or distress.

n. The act or art of tracing or inscribing

on a surface letters or ideographs.

adj. Deviating from that which is proper

or right.

n. A young animal past its first year and

not yet two years old.

n. One who espouses a cause or

pursues an object in an immoderately

partisan manner.

n. The intellectual and moral tendencies

that characterize any age or epoch.

n. The culminating-point of prosperity,

influence, or greatness.

n. Any soft, gentle wind.n. An imaginary belt encircling the

heavens within which are the larger

planets.

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