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Garner------ collect, store,grannery

Denude ------- make naked

Avaunt -----

Fullering---------

Hoarse--------rough voice

Tine----point of fork

Acquiesce---agree

Mulish---stubbornGalling

Dandy

Rumble---- make a continuous deep resonant sound.

Bedeck-polish, adorn

Puckish---mischivous

Statid

Sodden

Leviathan---large and powerful thing

Proffed--

Unabashed-----not embarrassed

Intransiencestubborn

Legible----readabe

Demurral---objectinal


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dispel (dis PEL) vt. to drive away; scatter; make vanish; disperse

dissent (dis ENT) vi. 1. to have a different belief or opinion; disagree, often withfrom; 2. to reject the doctrine of an established religion n. the act of disagreeing,specifically a legal opinion against the majoritys; religious nonconformity

elocution (EL i KYOO shin) n. 1. vocalizing words distinctly when speaking in

public; 2. the art of public speaking or declaiming (now usually associated with astudied or artificial style)

eloquent* (EL uh kwint) adj. 1. having a vivid, forceful, fluent, graceful, andpersuasive quality of writing or speech; 2. vividly expressive

elude (il OOD) vt. 1. to use quickness, cunning, etc. to avoid being captured;evade; 2. to escape detection, notice, or understanding The fox does not often elude detection by the hounds

emphatic (em FA tik) adj. 1. expressed or done with force of expression orstress; 2. using emphasis (stressing) while speaking or expressing oneself; 3. verystriking; forcible; definite

epitomize* (i PIT uh MYZ) vt. 1. to summarize the main points of a book,report, incident, etc.; 2. showing all the particular qualities of something

extenuate* (eks TEN yoo AYT) vt. to lessen or seem to lessen in seriousness byexcuses Elliot believed that his having felt threatened by the rabbit should extenuatehis guilt at having slammed the door on it.

florid (FLAW rid) adj. 1. pink; rosy or ruddy in complexion; 2. highly showy;decorated

forgery (FAWR joer ee) n. the act of imitating artworks, money, signatures, etc.with the intent to deceive

forlorn (fawr LAWRN) adj. 1. deserted or abandoned; 2. unhappy and lonely

Heed (HEED) vt. pay close attention to; to take careful notice of; obey

Immoderate (i MAH doer it) adj. excessive; without restraint

intimidate (in TIM id ayt) vt. 1. to make afraid; daunt; 2. to deter or compel

with threats of violence; cow

Livid (LIV id) adj. 1. discolored by a bruise; 2. lead colored often taken to mean

whitish or pale; 3. very angry; enraged

miffed (MIFT) vt. (past) offended; put out of good humor

Mutter* (MUH dir) vi. 1. to speak in a low, indistinct voice; 2. to complain vt.to say something in low, often angry tones

Nitpicker (NIT pik oer) n. one who finds fault with petty details; one who paystoo much attention to little things that shouldnt ordinarily matter; one who ispetty or overly finicky

Nonchalance (NAHN shuh LAHNS) n. the state or quality of not showing


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warmth or interest in something; coolness; showing a lack of concern

Obstreperous (ahb STRE pir us) adj. noisy, unruly, or boisterous, especially in

ones opposition to something.

The opposition party member was obstreperous in his outcry against the

position of the prime minister.

Perishable (PER ish i bl) adj. likely to spoil or deteriorate n. something, especiallyfood, that is liable to spoil

Persnickety (poer SNIK i tee) adj. 1. too fussy; too particular or precise; fastidious;2. showing or needing very careful treatment

Quandary (KWAHN dree) n. a state of uncertainty; a puzzling position or a

perplexing

situation; a predicament

Quizzical (KWIZ i kuhl) adj. 1. comical; odd; 2. teasing; bantering; 3. Perplexing

reluctant (ri LUHK tint) adj. 1. unwilling or opposed to participating in;

disinclined; 2. marked by unwillingness

Solicitude (suh LIS it ood) n. the state of showing care, concern, etc., sometimes

to excess.

Tether (TE thir) n. a rope or cord fastened to something to prevent its escape

vt. to tie up or confine something/someone using a tether

Tourniquet (TOER ni kit) n. a pressure bandage whose purpose is to temporarily

clamp off the flow of blood through a part of the body

Temperance (TEM pir INS) n. 1. self-restraint; moderation in appetite, expression,

indulgence, and so on; 2. totally refraining from drinking alcoholic beverages

Cadge (KADZH) vt. to beg or to acquire as a result of begging; to sponge

Most children learn to cadge (or not to) at an early age.

Boor-a rude, ill-mannered, or awkward person

Conceivable-that can be imagined, thought of, or understood

curmudgeon -an ill-mannered, bad-tempered person; a cantankerous person

Nobody cared to argue with Mr. Jones because he had a reputation for


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being a curmudgeon.

demise (dim YZ) vt. 1. to transfer an estate by lease (especially for a fixed amount

of

time); 2. to transfer sovereignty by abdication or death n. 1. a transfer of an

estate by

lease (for a fixed term); 2. the transfer of sovereignty by death or abdicating; 3.

Death

desultory- 1. lacking connection; aimless; random; 2. lacking

in relevance

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