1.

Pretentious - Intended to attract notice and impress others, tawdry or

vulgar
2. Intrigue - A crafty and involved plot to achieve your (usually sinister) ends,
secret love affair, Cause to be interested or curious
3. Reckon guess, calculate, imagine, believe, perceive
4. Matrimonial related to marriage, conjugal
5. Groggy stunned, confused
6. Demeanor behavior
7. Recede retreat, fall back, withdraw, retract
8. Dexterous skillful in physical movement especially in hands, adroit
9. shrewd marked by intel
10.repudiate disown, renounce, refuse to acknowledge
11.loath extremely opposed, reluctant
12.loathe abhor, abominate
13.feeble weak
14.muse ponder
15.surreal dreamlike
16.aisle long narrow passage
17.excruciate - Torment emotionally or mentally, Subject to torture
18.gay bright and pleasant
19.attic - Floor consisting of open space at the top of a house just below roof;
often used for storage
20.Scruples - conscience
21.resort - Move, travel, or proceed toward some place, Act of turning to for
assistance
22.
stray isolated, move about aimlessly, roam
23.gag joke, Restraint put into a person's mouth to prevent speaking or
shouting,
24.minimalism - minimal art
25.bookie a gambler
26.maul injure badly
27.Concurrent - Occurring or operating at the same time
28.Clad - Wearing or provided with clothing;
29.
despite - Lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike
30.Contemplate muse, ponder
31.Envisage conceive of, imagine
32.Berth position, Secure in or as if in a berth or dock
33.Sprawling - An ungainly posture with arms and legs spread about,
Spreading out in different directions
34.Op-ed - opposite the editorial, usually an article expressing personal
opinions
35.Notion feeling, belief, impression
36.Shudder shake
37. Rivet focus, hold ones attention,
38. Maroon - Leave stranded or isolated with little hope of rescue
39.Stern austere, Severe and unremitting in making demands
40.Abjure retract, Formally reject or disavow
41.Pit - Set into opposition or rivalry
42.Pit/inferno hell

43.Incumbent currently holding a position in office

44.Concession conceding or yielding, a contract
45.Milestone a significant event
46.Glance hit at an angle
47.Stubble - Short stiff hairs growing on a man's face when he has not shaved
for a few days
48.Rodeo an exhibition
49.Relapse go back to bad behavior, A failure to maintain a higher state,
Deteriorate in health
50.Connotation - An idea that is implied or suggested, What you must know
in order to determine the reference of an expression
51.Denote announce
52.Connote imply, express indirectly
53.Annotation - The act of adding notes, a comment or instruction
54.Append add
55.Stoop crouch, Bend one's back forward from the waist on down, patronize
56.Recast remodel
57.Cast throw violently, deposit, Move about aimlessly or without any
destination, Get rid of
58.Cantankerous - Stubbornly obstructive and unwilling to cooperate
59.Nascent - Being born or beginning
60.Luscious - Having strong sexual appeal
61.Preferential discriminatory, Manifesting partiality
62.Anecdote - A short, interesting or amusing account of a real incident
63.Juggle - Throwing and catching several objects simultaneously, beguile
64.Strenuous hard, arduous
65.Attenuate weaken
66.Vanity - Feelings of excessive pride, The quality of being valueless or futile
67.Inflate fill with something, exaggerate or make bigger
68.Conform adjust, adapt
69.Digress - lose clarity or turn aside especially from the main subject of
attention or course of argument in writing, thinking, or speaking, stray,
depart
70.Ramble wander, roam
71.Diffident lacking self-confidence ( timid ), Showing modest reserve
72.Sublime awe, of high moral or intellectual value
73.Prejudice injure, harm, damage, Preconceived opinion not based on reason
or experience.
74.Dispatch send away, kill, murder, dispose of something, carry out or fulfill
75.Dispatcher - The official who signals the beginning of a race or competition
76.Trample walk heavily, injure (little)
77.Sitcom a funny program
78.Omnivorous - Feeding on both plants and animals
79.Redaction - The act of putting something in writing
80.Aficionado devotee
81.Rite ritual
82.Assesse an individual, a person
83.Sub judice - Before a judge or court of law; awaiting judicial determination

84.Manifold many and varied, A pipe that has several lateral outlets to or from other pipes,
Combine or increase several or many times, make multiple copies of

85.Tout brag, praise, Show off, Someone who buys tickets to an event
in order to resell them at a profit, One who sells advice about gambling or
speculation, Advertise in strongly positive terms
86.Iniquitous sinful
87.Gratuitous - Costing nothing, unprovoked, unjustified, saying of something
bad
88.Courtesy - Polite behavior, A courteous, respectful or considerate act/remark
89.Curb inhibit, put down by force, restrict
90.clampdown - Sudden restriction on an activity, Repress or suppress, crack
down
91.Shag - Have sexual intercourse, roger
92.Hobble - Walk impeded by some physical limitation or injury, Hamper the
action or progress of
93.Toddle - Walk unsteadily
94.Jolt jerk, shake
95.Manipulate influencing others, falsify
96.Rabble disordered crowd, mob
97.Infraction - A crime less serious than a felony
98.Rambunctious - Noisy and lacking in restraint or discipline
99.Molasses a syrup
100.
Vie compete
101.
Critique A serious examination and judgment of something, An
essay or article that gives a critical evaluation,
102.
Astute - Marked by practical hardheaded intelligence
103.
Survey - A detailed critical inspection
104.
Appraise assess, evaluate, measure, survey
105.
Multitude - A large indefinite number, A large gathering of people
106.
Clutter - A confused multitude of things, Fill a space in a disorderly way
107.
Backfire - Come back to the originator of an action with an undesired
effect, Emit a loud noise
108.
Backflip - a complete reversal in attitude or policy
109.
Frazzle/fray - Wear away, Exhaust physically or emotionally
110.
Stew - Agitation resulting from active worry, Food prepared by stewing
especially meat or fish with vegetables
111.
Behemoth - Someone or something that is abnormally large and
powerful, A person of exceptional importance and reputation
112.
Clog clot
113.
Junket - A journey taken for pleasure, a feast or banquet
114.
Jitter - A small irregular movement
115.
Jitters extreme nervousness
116.
Dissipate - Spend frivolously and unwisely
117.
Dispel disperse
118.
Grate - A frame of iron bars, scratch repeatedly (scrape ), make
resentful or angry
119.
Ravenous extremely hungry
120.
Raven obtain or seize by violence, eat or feed greedily

121.
Yarn - The act of giving an account describing incidents or a course of
events, A fine cord of twisted fibers
122.
Trump - Proclaim or announce
123.
Shriek scream or cry
124.
Duds an informal term for clothing
125.
Sinister ominous
126.
Ramification Consequence, A development that complicates a
situation, An arrangement of branching parts
127.
Crust - A hard outer layer that covers something
128.
Hummock a little hill
129.
Recourse - Act of turning to for assistance
130.
Evict - Expel or eject without recourse to legal process
131.
Rampant - Unrestrained and violent
132.
Fork - The act of branching out or dividing into branches
133.
Outcrop - The part of a rock formation that appears above the surface
of the surrounding land
134.
Jut protrude
135.
Knuckle a joint
136.
Gravel - Rock fragments and pebbles
137.
Boulder - A large smooth mass of rock detached from its place of origin
138.
Posit to state
139.
geyser - a spring
140.
fissure - A long narrow depression in a surface
141.
solicit - Approach with an offer of sexual favors, Make amorous
advances towards, request urgently or persistently
142.
subterfuge - evasion , artifice, trick, deceit som1 2 achieve goal
143.
insomniac - Someone who cannot sleep
144.
patently evidently or obviously
145.
designate - assign, indicate, intend, point, show
146.
detract - take away a part from
147.
pamper - Treat with excessive indulgence
148.
amuck - out of control
149.
sordid - Morally degraded
150.
furtive - Secret and sly
151.
hustle - Cause to move furtively and hurriedly, Move or cause to move
energetically or busily, Get by trying hard, A swindle in which you cheat at
gambling or persuade a person to buy worthless property
152.
boorish - Ill-mannered
153.
budge agitate
154.
brazen - Unrestrained by convention or propriety
155.
limp - Lacking in strength, Walk impeded by some physical limitation or
injury, Proceed slowly
156.
alight climb down
157.
phishing - The luring of an internet user to reveal personal details
158.
outage - A temporary suspension of operation, The amount of
something lost
159.
parley a negotiation between enemies
160.
fiend - A cruel wicked and inhuman person
161.
tryout - A trial of something to see if or how it works, sample, test, try

162.
defaulter - Someone who fails to make a required appearance in court,
Someone who fails to meet a financial obligation (deadbeat ), A contestant
who forfeits a match
163.
scruple - An ethical or moral principle that inhibits action
164.
morbid - Suggesting an unhealthy mental state, Suggesting the horror
of death and decay
165.
irony satire, sarcasm
166.
ironic meaning the opposite of what you seem to say, satirical
(ironical )
167.
ruse - A deceptive maneuver
168.
reminisce remember
169.
revoke cancel officially
170.
sprain - A painful injury to a joint
171.
swoon - Pass out from weakness, A spontaneous loss of consciousness
caused by insufficient blood to the brain
172.
fracking - The use of pressurized fluid to fracture a rock layer, esp. for
subsequent extraction of oil and gas
173.
savage- cruel, fierce, furious
174.
salvage - Prevent being ruined, destroyed, lost, or harmed, Collect
discarded or refused material, The act of saving goods or property
175.
poised - Marked by balance or equilibrium and readiness for action,
In full control of your faculties
176.
faculty - One of the inherent cognitive or perceptual powers of the
mind
177.
poise (Be motionless, in suspension) / Prepare (oneself) for something
unpleasant or difficult, Cause to be balanced or suspended, Hold or carry in
equilibrium
178.
ordeal - A severe or trying experience
179.
boggle - Startle with amazement or fear, Hesitate when confronted
with a problem, or when in doubt or fear, Overcome with amazement
180.
Rundown - a concluding summary, Worn and broken down by hard use,
Trace, Move downward, Use up all one's strength and energy and stop
working, Injure or kill by running over, as with a vehicle, Deplete, Examine
hastily, Pursue until captured
181.
Intuition - Instinctive knowing, An impression that something might be
the case
182.
Intuitive - Obtained through intuition rather than from reasoning or
observation (visceral), Spontaneously derived from or prompted by a natural
tendency
183.
Depose force to leave,
184.
Brat - A very troublesome child
185.
Disillusioned - Having lost one's previous false hopes or beliefs,
disappointed
186.
Disillusion - Cause someone to understand that something they
previously believed is false or overly optimistic
187.
Wily/Sly marked by skill in deception
188.
Inveterate habitual

189.
Odyssey - A long, wandering, and eventful journey
190.
Precursor - Something that precedes and indicates the approach of
something or someone
191.
Impertinence impudence, insolence
192.
Relinquish let go, release, give up
193.
Bland banal, dull
194.
Devious - Characterized by insincerity or deceit, evasive, Deviating
from a straight course, misleading
195.
Cagey - Showing self-interest and shrewdness in dealing with others,
Characterized by great caution and wariness
196.
Consternation - Fear resulting from the awareness of danger
197.
Dismay Consternation, Lower someone's spirits, The feeling of
despair in the face of obstacles
198.
Scathe injure, harm
199.
Scathing - Marked by harshly abusive criticism
200.
Circumvent to frustrate, to surround ( by enemies ), to avoid or
bypass
201.
Overreach - Fail by aiming too high or trying too hard, Beat through
cleverness and wit, To reach or extend over or beyond.
202.
Repository - A facility where things can be deposited for storage or
safekeeping
203.
Retention the act of retaining
204.
Pursuant - in conformance to or agreement with
205.
Upstream Toward the source
206.
Downstream away from the source
207.
Purge Rid of impurities, free from sin (Absolve), clear of a charge,
oust, Rinse, clean, or empty with a liquid, evacuate
208.
Underscore emphasize
209.
Sheer - Complete and without restriction or qualification, Not mixed
with extraneous elements, Very steep (precipitous) , curve, directly
210.
Premise - Set forth beforehand, A statement that is assumed to be true
and from which a conclusion can be drawn
211.
Set forth to state, to posit
212.
Oversight supervise, A mistake resulting from inattention
213.
Subpoena - a writ issued by court authority to compel the attendance
of a witness at a judicial proceeding; disobedience may be punishable as a
contempt of court
214.
Crusade fight, campaign, struggle, strive, any vigorous movement on behalf
of a cause.

215.
Funk - A state of nervous depression;; Draw back, as with fear or pain
216.
Sleigh - A vehicle mounted on runners and pulled by horses or dogs;
for transportation over snow
217.
Forego - Be earlier in time, Relinquish
218.
Misfire - Fail to fire or detonate
219.
Proximity propinquity, The region close around a person or thing
220.
Requiem dirge
221.
Fusillade volley
222.
Stalwart Dependable, strong or sturdy, very loyal person

223.
Rugged - Sturdy and strong in constitution or construction, Having long
narrow shallow depressions (as grooves or wrinkles) in the surface, Very
difficult; severely testing stamina or resolution
224.
Embark venture, Go on board, Set out on
225.
Disembark come/go ashore, get off
226.
Pier - platform built out from the shore into the water and supported
by piles, wharf
227.
Hindsight understanding, savvy, discernment
228.
Amicable friendly
229.
Nab take into custody
230.
Solicitous Full of anxiety and concern, eager and attentive
231.
Hover to move to and fro
232.
Bane scourge
233.
Decry condemn
234.
Descry to perceive
235.
Abrade - Wear away, Rub hard or scrub
236.
Excoriate decry, condemn, ear or wear off the skin or make sore by
abrading
237.
Scourge - Something causing misery or death, Punish severely,
excoriate
238.
Steadfast - Marked by firm determination or resolution, loyal, faithful
239.
Stupor- The feeling of distress and disbelief that you have when
something bad happens accidentally, mental instability
240.
Stipulation - an agreement or concession made by parties in a
judicial proceeding (or by their attorneys) relating to the business before the
court; must be in writing unless they are part of the court record
241.
Stipulate - Specify as a condition or requirement in a contract or
agreement, Give a guarantee or promise of, to require as part of an
agreement
242.
Nomadic having no fixed home or place
243.
Zany- crazy, lunatic, foolish
244.
Thwart hinder or prevent
245.
Fetish - A charm superstitiously believed to embody magical powers
246.
Scour - Examine minutely, Clean with hard rubbing, Rub hard or scrub,
Rinse, clean, or empty with a liquid
247.
Swag - Goods or money obtained illegally, Walk as if unable to control
one's movements
248.
Fad - An interest followed with exaggerated zeal
249.
Obviate - Prevent the occurrence of, prevent from happening
250.
Fiasco - A disastrous or embarrassing failure
251.
Embroil - Force into some kind of situation, condition, or
course of action, involve in an activity
252.
Embroiled - Deeply involved especially in something complicated
253.
Squarely - Directly and without evasion
254.
Tumultuous - Characterized by unrest, disorder or insubordination
255.
Impeachment - A formal document charging a public official with
misconduct in office

256.
Juvenile - Displaying or suggesting a lack of maturity, A young person,
not fully developed
257.
Stringent - Demanding strict attention to rules and procedures
258.
Outcry - A loud utterance; often in protest or opposition
259.
Stoke - Stir up or tend; of a fire
260.
Relish - Derive or receive pleasure from; get enjoyment from; take
pleasure in
261.
Deliberate- Carefully thought out in advance, Characterized by
conscious design or purpose, Think about carefully (weigh)
262.
Impassioned characterized by passion
263.
Promiscuity - Indulging in sexual relations
264.
Sequester set or keep apart, confiscate
265.
Furl - Form into a cylinder by rolling
266.
Buoyant - Characterized by liveliness and lightheartedness, Tending to
float on a liquid or rise in air or gas
267.
Smother - Deprive of oxygen and prevent from breathing, Conceal or
hide, Envelop completely
268.
Rescind - Cancel officially / Annul
269.
Collate - Compare critically, To assemble in proper sequence
270.
Oomph - Attractiveness to the opposite sex , The activeness of an
energetic personality
271.
Derelict - Worn and broken down by hard use, A person without a
home, job, or property, A ship abandoned on the high seas
272.
Gestate - Have the idea for, Be pregnant with
273.
Outfit - Any cohesive unit such as a military company, Provide with
(something) usually for a specific purpose
274.
Woe - Misery resulting from affliction, Intense mournfulness
275.
Teeter - Move unsteadily, with a rocking motion
276.
Delicacy - Something considered choice to eat, Refined taste
277.
Guzzle - Drink greedily or as if with great thirst
278.
Disingenuous - Not straightforward or candid, giving a false
appearance of frankness
279.
Complexion - The coloring of a person's face, Give a certain color to
280.
Unruly - Noisy and lacking in restraint or discipline, Unwilling to submit
to authority
281.
Drone - Someone who takes more time than necessary; someone who
lags behind, Make a monotonous low dull sound, Talk in a monotonous voice
282.
Booty - Goods or money obtained illegally
283.
Sting - A mental pain or distress, A swindle in which you cheat at
gambling or persuade a person to buy worthless property, A painful wound
284.
Moor - Secure in or as if in a berth or dock
285.
Incentive - A positive motivational influence, An additional payment (or
other remuneration) to employees as a means of increasing output
286.
Prod- Urge on; cause to act, Anything that inspires, motivates or drives
you to do something. Push suddenly or strongly with a finger or something
pointed
287.
Premonition - A feeling of evil to come, An early warning about a
future event

288.
Impale - Pierce with a sharp stake or point, Kill by piercing with a spear
or sharp pole
289.
Tether - Restraint consisting of a rope (or light chain) used to restrain
an animal, To tie
290.
Bumble - Make a mess of, destroy or ruin, Walk unsteadily, Speak
haltingly
291.
Pastiche - A musical composition consisting of a series of songs or
other musical pieces from various sources, A work of art that imitates the
style of some previous work
292.
Zap - Strike suddenly and with force, Kill with or as if with a burst of
gunfire or electric current or as if by shooting
293.
Interstellar- Between or among stars
294.
Intercede - Act between parties with a view to reconciling differences
295.
Exclaim Utter aloud; often with surprise, horror, or joy, ////State or
announce
296.
Recur occur again, act of turning to for assistance
297.
Scorch - Become superficially burned, Destroy completely by or as if by
fire
298.
Admonish - Warn strongly, reprove
299.
Infuse- Teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions, Fill,
as with a certain quality
300.
Specious - Plausible but false, spurious
301.
Requiem dirge
302.
Tamper meddle or interfere in others business
303.
Monger dealer
304.
Inter - Place in a grave or tomb
305.
Inquest - An inquiry into the cause of an unexpected death
306.
spin-of - A product made during the manufacture of something else,
byproduct
307.
lien - The right to take another's property if an obligation is not
discharged
308.
Itinerary - An established line of travel or access (route), travel
guidebook
309.
Honcho boss
310.
Cushy easygoing, not burdensome or onerous
311.
Implicate Impose, involve, or imply as a necessary accompaniment
or result// Bring into intimate and incriminating connection
312.
Defraud - Deprive of by deceit
313.
Kamikaze - A pilot trained and willing to cause a suicidal crash
314.
Hurtle - Throw forcefully, Make a thrusting forward movement
315.
Posture mental attitude, to act/speak artificially or affectedly
316.
Affix to attach, to append
317.
Circumstantial specific
318.
Convulse - Shake uncontrollably, Make someone convulse with
laughter
319.
Stasis - An abnormal state in which the normal flow of a liquid (such as
blood) is slowed or stopped, Inactivity resulting from a static balance between
opposing forces

320.
Implore to beg, to pray
321.
Ember- A hot fragment of wood or coal that is left from a fire and is
glowing or smoldering
322.
Blunt/Outspoken - Characterized by directness in manner or speech;
without subtlety or evasion
323.
throw up - Eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth, to
vomit
324.
Fare To Proceed, An agenda of things to do
325.
Disposal - The power to use something or someone
326.
Stimulus - Any stimulating information or event
327.
Fractious - Stubbornly resistant to authority or control, Easily irritated
or annoyed
328.
Dip a fall in something, go down momentarily
329.
Stagnate - Stand still, idle
330.
Lam - A rapid escape (as by criminals)
331.
Pageant - A rich and spectacular ceremony
332.
Vamp- A seductive woman who uses her sex appeal to exploit men, Act
seductively with (someone)
333.
Taboo - Excluded from use or mention, to prohibit (proscribe)
334.
Supple- Moving and bending with ease, readily adaptable, Make pliant
and flexible
335.
Renege - Fail to fulfill a promise or obligation
336.
Provision - The cognitive process of thinking about what you will do in
the event of something happening
337.
Infirmity - The state of being weak in health or body
338.
Tepid moderately warm(lukewarm), Feeling or showing little interest
or enthusiasm(lukewarm)
339.
Scrawl - Write carelessly (scribble)
340.
Rendition interpretation, A performance of a musical composition or
a dramatic role, Handing over prisoners to countries where torture is allowed
341.
Notch - The location in a range of mountains of a geological formation
that is lower than the surrounding peaks (mountain pass), A small cut
342.
Hype ballyhoo
343.
Blooper - An embarrassing mistake
344.
Laden - Filled with a great quantity, Burdened psychologically or
mentally, Fill or place a load on
345.
Rag bother, A small piece of cloth or paper
346.
Projection a conclusion
347.
Merriment - Activities that are enjoyable or amusing, a gay feeling
348.
Glee -Great merriment (1st one up), Malicious satisfaction
349.
Dart - Move along rapidly and lightly, Run or move very quickly (dash )
350.
Graze- Feed as in a meadow or pasture, Scrape gently, A superficial
abrasion
351.
Corral to gather or collect, to enclose
352.
Pesky - Causing irritation or annoyance
353.
Overt opposite to covert
354.
Goof a blunder or mistake
355.
Suspense an apprehension or excited fear

356.
Malignant dangerous to health
357.
Spook - Frighten or scare, and often provoke into a violent action
358.
Declamatory - Ostentatiously lofty in style
359.
Rave - Talk in a noisy, excited, or declamatory manner,, Praise
enthusiastically ( Puff )
360.
Casanova - Any man noted for his amorous adventures
361.
Imperil pose a threat to, threaten, peril
362.
Thoroughfare road
363.
Provenance - Where something originated or was nurtured in its early
existence
364.
Tardis a time machine
365.
Outfox - Beat through cleverness and wit
366.
Blackout - A suspension of radio or tv broadcasting, Partial or total loss
of memory, The failure of electric power for a general region
367.
Atrium - Any chamber that is connected to other chambers or
passageways, The central area in a building; open to the sky
368.
Adjudicated - Make a formal judgment or decision about a problem or
disputed matter
369.
Crunch - To chew with a noisy crackling sound, To move with a
crushing sound, To produce or emit a crushing sound.
370.
Ferret out - search and discover through persistent investigation
371.
Vet - To subject to thorough examination or evaluation, Examine
carefully
372.
Nuisance - Something or someone that causes annoyance,
inconvenience, or makes life more difficult
373.
Deregulation - The act of freeing from regulation (especially from
governmental regulations)
374.
Scrap - Dispose of (V) , Worthless material that is to be disposed of, an
act of fighting or struggle, A small fragment of something broken off from the
whole
375.
Slur disparaging remarks
376.
Pinch arrest, emergency, irritate
377.
Scramble - To move hurriedly, Climb awkwardly, Make unintelligible,
quickly deploy vehicles, esp. aircraft, in response to an emergency or make
an attack, A confused multitude of things (clutter )
378.
Delinquent - Failing in what duty requires, A young offender, Guilty of
a misdeed
379.
Perversion - An aberrant sexual practice
380.
Demarcate - Separate clearly, as if by boundaries // Set, mark, or draw
the boundaries of something
381.
Stance - Standing posture, A rationalized mental attitude
382.
Obit - A notice of someone's death; usually includes a short biography
383.
Spat - Strike with a sound like that of falling rain, Engage in a brief and
petty quarrel, a quarrel
384.
Tif a quarrel
385.
Salvo volley, fusillade, A sudden outburst of cheers
386.
Blabber - One who reveals confidential information to the police or
other authority, Speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly

387.
Skim - Examine hastily
388.
Huddle - Crowd or draw together, Crouch or curl up, a quick private
conference, A disorganized and densely packed crowd
389.
Contrasting - Strikingly different, Put in opposition to show or
emphasize differences (contrast)
390.
Stake - Put at risk, Place a bet on, Tie or fasten, Kill by piercing with a
spear or sharp pole (impale), a right or legal share of something
391.
Steep - Devote (oneself) fully to
392.
Overrule override, rule against
393.
Plague - Cause to suffer a blight, Annoy continually or chronically
394.
Swerve turn sharply (Veer), An erratic deflection from an intended
course
395.
Reap - Gather, as of natural products,, Get or derive
396.
Upswing - An improving or increasing trend
397.
Tantrums - a display of bad temper
398.
Trickle - Run or flow slowly
399.
Irk irritate or vex
400.
Fume - Be mad, angry, or furious
401.
Deft dexterous
402.
Camper - Someone living temporarily in a tent or lodge for recreation,
A recreational vehicle equipped for camping out while traveling, Providing
sophisticated amusement by virtue of having artificially (and vulgarly)
mannered, banal or sentimental qualities(camp),, Having unsuitable feminine
qualities (camp )
403.
Scavenge - Clean refuse from, Collect discarded or refused material
404.
Nudge prod , A slight push or shake
405.
Clunker - An event that fails badly or is totally ineffectual, Someone
who is unsuccessful
406.
Bong - A dull resonant sound as of a bell, Ring loudly and deeply
407.
Hassle - An angry disturbance or fighting, Annoy continually or
chronically
408.
Monocle - Lens for correcting defective vision in one eye
409.
Dash break into pieces
410.
Square - Be compatible with, Pay someone and settle a debt, In a
straight direct way, Rigidly conventional or old-fashioned,
411.
Lobby - A group of people who try actively to influence legislation,
Attempt to influence (a public official or decision-maker) in favor of a specific
opinion or cause
412.
Holocaust mass murder, mass murder of jews by hitler
413.
Pertinacity - Persistent determination
414.
Piecemeal one thing at a time
415.
Divest take away possession, title, award, honor, power, function///
Remove (someone's or one's own) clothes
416.
Pontoon - a floating structure (as a flat-bottomed boat
417.
Draped clothed, cloaked
418.
Froth - A mass of small bubbles formed in or on a liquid
419.
Voracious - Excessively greedy and grasping, Devouring or craving
food in great quantities

420.
Devour - Destroy completely, eat greedily
421.
Maw - Informal term for the mouth
422.
Unincorporated - Not organized and maintained as a legal corporation
423.
Colossal - So great in size, force or extent (Prodigious/Stupendous)
424.
Bevy - A large gathering of people of a particular type, an assembly
425.
Cavern - Any large dark enclosed space, Hollow out as if making a
cavern (like a hollow cut)
426.
Seethe - Be noisy with activity
427.
Detente - the easing of tensions or strained relations
428.
Yawning - An involuntary intake of breath through a wide open mouth;
usually triggered by fatigue or boredom , Showing lack of attention or
boredom, Be wide open ( Yawn )
429.
Pock - Mark with a scar, Used of paved surfaces having holes or pits
(pocked)
430.
Trailer drone (some1 who takes much time than necessary )
431.
Wry - Bent to one side, ironical or satirical
432.
Delicacy - The quality of being beautiful and delicate in appearance,
Subtly skillful handling of a situation ( diplomacy )
433.
Backlash - A movement back from an impact, An adverse reaction to
some political or social occurrence, Come back to the originator of an action
with an undesired effect (Backfire )
434.
Outlying far, Relatively far from a center or middle
435.
Outright at once, directly, immediately, instantly, right away, Without
restrictions, stipulations or further payments
436.
Patch - A small area of ground covered by specific vegetation, A period
of indeterminate length (usually short) marked by some action or condition,
bandage, Repair by adding pieces, to join or unite the pieces of
437.
Comptroller accountant, Someone who maintains and audits
business accounts
438.
Retroactive - Affecting things past, applying or referring to the past, Influencing
or applying to a period prior to enactment ( a retroactive pay increase.)

439.
Sext - a phone or email message containing sexually explicit material
440.
Levy - Charge a fee or tax, Cause to assemble or enlist in the military
441.
Clunky clumsy or lacking grace
442.
Stub - A small piece, The small unused part of something (especially
the end of a cigarette that is left after smoking), Extinguish by crushing,
Strike (one's toe) accidentally against an object, Pull up (weeds) by their roots
443.
Overture - Something that serves as a preceding event or introduces
what follows, tentative suggestion designed to elicit the reactions of others
444.
Derision - The act of deriding or treating with contempt, Contemptuous
laughter
445.
Luminary- A celebrity who is an inspiration to others
446.
Albeit even though
447.
Precocity - Intelligence achieved far ahead of normal developmental
schedules
448.
Precocious - Characterized by or characteristic of exceptionally early
development or maturity (especially in mental aptitude)

449.
Nevertheless However, Still, Despite anything to the contrary
(usually following a concession)
450.
Nonetheless nevertheless
451.
Notwithstanding nevertheless
452.
Synopsis abstract or summary
453.
Semantic - Of or relating to meaning or the study of meaning
454.
Warp - Bend out of shape, as under pressure or from heat , Make false
by mutilation or addition; as of a message or story, A twist or aberration, A
moral or mental distortion
455.
Quickie - Hurried repair
456.
Trove - Treasure of unknown ownership found hidden (usually in the
earth)
457.
Clasp - Hold firmly and tightly
458.
Recount counting again, tell, narrate
459.
Inexorable adamant or intransigent
460.
Ace brilliant, very good, pass perfectly
461.
Plunk - Drop steeply, Set (something or oneself) down with,
462.
Pep - Liveliness and energy
463.
Scrum mob, a disordered crowd, a huddle
464.
Thumb - Travel by getting free rides from motorists, Look through a
book or other written material
465.
Mothball - Put into long-term storage
466.
Retrofit - Provide with parts, devices, or equipment not available or
in use at the time of the original manufacture
467.
Snazzy fashionable
468.
Perch - Sit, as on a branch, to come to rest, settle,
469.
Modular standard
470.
Nod - Express or signify, motion, move, A sign of assent, salutation or
command
471.
Assent agreement, to agree
472.
Flounder - Walk with great difficulty (stagger), Behave awkwardly;
have difficulties
473.
Comparative - Relating to or based on or involving comparison
474.
Follow-through - Carrying some project or intention to full completion,
Pursue to a conclusion or bring to a successful issue
475.
Portfolio - A large, flat, thin case for carrying loose papers, drawings or
maps; usually leather, A set of pieces of creative work collected to be shown
to potential customers or employers, A list of the financial assets held by an
individual or a bank or other financial institution, The role of the head of a
government department
476.
Bestride - Get up on the back of
477.
Sound of - Express complaints, discontent, displeasure, or
unhappiness
478.
Stagger - To arrange in a systematic order
479.
Twitchy - Tense, nervous, excited or irritable
480.
Intent - An anticipated outcome that is intended or that guides your
planned actions, Giving or marked by complete attention to, Characterized by
great determination

481.
Ingestion act of consuming food
482.
Furlough - Dismiss, usually for economic reasons, Grant a leave to
483.
Malodorous - Having an unpleasant smell
484.
Fetid - Offensively malodorous
485.
Understate - Represent as less significant or important
486.
Overstate - To enlarge beyond bounds or the truth, exaggerate
487.
Holistic - Emphasizing the organic or functional relation between parts
and the whole, wholistic
488.
Caste social class, position or status
489.
Masquerade - pretend to be someone or something that you are not, A
party of guests wearing costumes and masks, A costume worn as a disguise
at a masquerade party, Making a false outward show
490.
Kudos - An expression of approval and commendation
491.
Podcast - Distribute (multimedia files) over the internet for playback on
a mobile device or a personal computer
492.
Ethos - the distinctive spirit of a culture or an era (attribute)
493.
Avatar embodiment, incarnation
494.
Marquee superlative ( extraordinary sense), a large tent used for
entertainment, exhibition

495.
Bufet - Strike against forcefully, Strike, beat repeatedly
496.
Slick marked by craftiness and skill, A slippery smoothness, Give a
smooth and glossy appearance, Having only superficial plausibility
497.
Gritty - Starkly realistic, Willing to face danger
498.
Bemoan regret strongly
499.
Bandwagon - A popular trend that attracts growing support
500.
Stem - Grow out of, have roots in, originate in
501.
Showcase demonstrate, represent
502.
Tempo a pace
503.
Plaudits - Enthusiastic approval
504.
Flock - Move as a crowd or in a group, An orderly crowd, a
large number, amount or extent
505.
Repertoire - The entire range of skills or aptitudes or devices used in a
particular field or occupation
506.
Whet - Make keen or more acute, sharpen the blade of (to hone) (a tool
or weapon)
507.
Savoury - Morally wholesome or acceptable, Pleasing to the
sense of taste
508.
Recline - Lean in a comfortable resting position
509.
Grasp - Hold firmly (clasp ), Understanding of the nature, meaning,
quality or magnitude of something,
510.
Caress - Touch or stroke lightly in a loving or endearing manner
511.
Squat crouch
512.
Sway - Move back and forth or sideways, Win approval or support for
513.
Harrowing excruciating
514.
Clip cut or trim
515.
Slash - Cut with sweeping strokes; as with an ax or machete, Beat
severely with a whip or rod
516.
Yank - Pull, or move with a sudden movement

517.
Showboat - Display proudly; act ostentatiously or pretentiously,
Someone who deliberately behaves in such a way as to attract attention
518.
Impasse - A situation in which no progress can be made or no
advancement is possible (deadlock)
519.
Brinkmanship - The policy of pushing a dangerous situation to the
brink of disaster
520.
Showmanship - The ability to present something (especially theatrical
shows) in an attractive manner
521.
Panache - Distinctive and stylish elegance
522.
Swing - Influence decisively
523.
Downturn - A worsening of business or economic activity (Downswing,
Downtrend)
524.
Pastor - A person authorized to conduct religious worship ( Curate,
Minister )
525.
Curate - Organize or administer a museum, collection or exhibition;
act as a curator
526.
Electorate group of voters or a group of supporters ( constituency )
527.
Padlocks - A detachable lock
528.
Barrel - Move along very quickly
529.
Lapse failure to maintain a certain state, Drop to a lower level, go by
( time related)
530.
Grovel - Show submission or fear
531.
Recall - A request by the manufacturer of a defective product to return
the product (as for replacement or repair)
532.
Antitrust - Of laws and regulations; designed to protect trade and
commerce from unfair business practices
533.
Motion a proposal
534.
Pall curtain, Become less interesting or attractive, A sudden numbing
dread
535.
Staple - a necessary commodity for which demand is constant, raw
materials, Necessary or important
536.
Petrify - Cause to become stone like, stiff or dazed and stunned
537.
Pepper - Attack and bombard with or as if with missiles, Add
(something) at frequent intervals
538.
Wash up wear out completely, act of washing
539.
Protuberance - Something that bulges out or is protuberant or projects
from its surroundings
540.
Snag - A sharp protuberance. Get by acting quickly and smartly, An
unforeseen obstacle
541.
Run-in quarrel, debate
542.
Fleeting - Lasting for a markedly brief time
543.
Fleet move along rapidly and hurriedly ( Dart )
544.
Walloping very large, a sound defeat
545.
Wallop defeat soundly and utterly, hit hard
546.
rein in - (driving) stop or slow up one's horse or oneself by or as if by
pulling the reins, to stop or check by
547.
Flinch - Draw back, as with fear or pain, A reflex response to sudden
pain

548.
Gadfly - A persistently annoying person, a nuisance
549.
Craw stomach
550.
Repel - Cause to move back by force or influence
551.
Repeal cancel officially, The act of abrogating; an official or legal
cancellation
552.
Mystify - Make mysterious, Be confusing or perplexing to
553.
Radical revolutionary
554.
Insure ensure, Protect by insurance
555.
Roll out - Flatten or spread with a roller
556.
Standof - The finish of a contest in which the score is tied and the
winner is undecided
557.
Brisk - Very active, Quick and energetic
558.
Factious - characterized by internal dissension
559.
Tramp - A person who engages freely in promiscuous sex
560.
Monopoly - Exclusive control or possession of something, (economics)
a market in which there are many buyers but only one seller
561.
Creak - Make a high-pitched, screeching noise,, A squeaking sound
562.
Obscurantist cheater, beguiler
563.
Canonical basic or simple
564.
Bicker argue over petty things
565.
Squabble bicker
566.
Fluke good fortune, A stroke of luck, coincidence
567.
Diaspora - The dispersion or spreading of something that was originally
localized (as a people or language or culture), , The body of Jews (or Jewish
communities) outside Palestine or modern Israel
568.
Parish a local church community, a community
569.
Underdog - One at a disadvantage and expected to lose, unsuccessful
person, a loser
570.
Embezzle Appropriate ( to set aside for a particular use ) (as property
entrusted to one's care) fraudulently to one's own use
571.
Capsize overturn ( ulte jaoa )
572.
Bristle - A stiff hair or fiber, Be in a state of movement or action,
Rise up as in fear
573.
Tender - Given to sympathy, gentleness or sentimentality
574.
Vaunt - Extravagant self-praise
575.
Fling throw away
576.
Finicky - Exacting especially about details, particular ( fussy , picky )
577.
Arc - Electrical conduction through a gas in an applied electric field
578.
Dispense distribute, Give or provide in small portions
579.
Simulacrum effigy, A representation of a person (especially in the
form of sculpture),, An insubstantial or vague semblance
580.
Semblance - An erroneous mental representation, An outward or token
appearance or form that is deliberately misleading
581.
Manoeuver - Determine the direction of traveling , guide
582.
Recess adjourn
583.
Quorum - A gathering of the minimal number of members of an
organization to conduct business
584.
Ladle a long spoon

585.
Ladle - Remove with or as if with a ladle
586.
Steep - Devote (oneself) fully to
587.
Lore - Knowledge gained through tradition or anecdote
588.
Ornate - Marked by elaborate rhetoric and elaborated with decorative
details, Highly or excessively decorated
589.
Cue - Assist (somebody acting or reciting) by suggesting the next words
of something forgotten or imperfectly learned, A stimulus that provides
information about what to do
590.
Straddle - Range or extend over; occupy a certain area, span
591.
Pry - To move or force, especially in an effort to get something open,
Search or inquire in a meddlesome way
592.
Token - Something serving as a sign of something else, Insignificantly
small; a matter of form only
593.
Hurdle an obstacle
594.
Gaudy - Tastelessly showy , brassy
595.
Stoop crouch
596.
Gouge - Obtain by coercion or intimidation, Make a groove in, Force
with the thumb
597.
Snitch - Give away information about somebody, Take by theft,
Someone acting as an informer or decoy for the police, Someone who reports
another person's wrongdoings to someone in authority
598.
Pout - Be in a huff and display one's displeasure, Make a sad face and
thrust out one's lower lip
599.
Huf - A state of irritation or annoyance, Inhale recreational drugs, Blow
hard and loudly
600.
Grumpy - Annoyed and irritable, bad tempered
601.
Canopy - A covering (usually of cloth) that serves as a roof to shelter
an area from the weather, The transparent covering of an aircraft cockpit, he
umbrella-like part of a parachute that fills with air
602.
Tally - Be compatible, similar or consistent; coincide in their
characteristics, Keep score, as in games
603.
Leach penetrate or permeate gradually
604.
Unsound - Containing or based on a fallacy
605. Forthcoming - Readily reacting or replying to people or events or
stimuli; showing emotion, Available when required or as promised, Of the
relatively near future, Sociable and at ease talking to others; expressive and
lively
606. Bling - Flashy, ostentatious jewelry
607. Twilight - The time of day immediately following sunset, A condition of
decline following successes
608. Plunge - Thrust or throw into, Drop steeply , devout fully to,
609. Pub - A building with a bar that is licensed to sell alcoholic drinks ( Tavern
)
610. Embarrassment excessive
611. Pent-up - Characterized by or showing the suppression of impulses or
emotions
612. Scuttle - To move about or proceed hurriedly, Intentionally undermine,
ruin, or cause to fail (a plan, etc.), Deliberately sink a ship or boat

613. Hold out - Thrust or extend out, Stand up or offer resistance to

somebody or something, Wait uncompromisingly for something desirable,
Continue to live through hardship or adversity, A negotiator who hopes to
gain concessions by refusing to come to terms, A refusal by a negotiator to
come to terms in the hope of obtaining a better deal,
614. Haven - A shelter serving as a place of safety or sanctuary
615. Falter be unsure and weak, Walk unsteadily, Speak haltingly, The act of
pausing uncertainly
616. Interlocutor middle man, A person who takes part in a conversation
617. Quash to put down by force, declare invalid ( annul )
618. Bash to hit hard, A vigorous blow, An uproarious party
619. Kink - Curl tightly, form a curl, curve, or kink, A difficulty or flaw in a plan
or operation , An eccentric idea
620. Din - A loud harsh or strident noise, Instill (into a person) by constant
repetition
621. Strident blatant, vociferous
622. Tycoon a business magnate
623. Kinky - (informal) strikingly unconventional, (used of sexual behavior)
showing or appealing to bizarre or deviant tastes
624. Excerpt - A passage selected from a larger work
625. Lopsided - Turned or twisted toward one side ( awry )awry also means
Off Course ( deviation type )
626. Solitude - A state of social isolation
627. Moniker nickname
628. Tactile - Producing a sensation of touch, Of or relating to or proceeding
from the sense of touch
629. Bloat swell up
630. Enamor Attract, captivate, enchant, fascinate
631. Snoop - Watch, observe, or inquire secretly
632. Erstwhile belonging to some prior time
633. Spook - A person secretly employed in espionage for a government
634. Staggering - So surprisingly impressive as to stun or overwhelm
635. Maiden an unmarried girl ( Virgin )
636. Backdrop - the context and environment in which something is set
637. Fondle caress
638. Grope - Fondle for sexual pleasure, Search blindly or uncertainly
639. Prattle - Speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly,,
Idle or foolish and irrelevant talk
640. Entreaty - Earnest or urgent request
641. Incriminate accuse
642. Dash - Distinctive and stylish elegance
643. Stammer speak haltingly
644. Buf - An ardent follower and admirer, Strike, beat repeatedly, Polish and
make shiny
645. Squelch - Suppress or crush completely, A crushing remark
646. Virile - Characterized by energy and vigor
647. Intersperse - Place at intervals in or among
648. Stud - Scatter or intersperse like dots or studs, A man who is virile and
sexually active
649. Brittle , Lacking warmth and generosity of spirit

650. Pithy Concise and full of meaning ( terse )

651. Vaunt Extravagant self-praise, boast
652. Regress - The reasoning involved when you assume the conclusion is
true and reason backward to the evidence, Go back to a previous state,
Go back to bad behavior
653. Bamboozle - Conceal one's true motives from especially by elaborately
feigning good intentions so as to gain an end
654. Muzzle - Prevent from speaking out, The open circular discharging end of
a gun
655. Yell - Utter a sudden loud cry, Utter or declare in a very loud voice
656. Ancillary adjunct or Furnishing added support
657. Telltale - Disclosing unintentionally, Someone who gossips indiscreetly
658.
Amalgamate - combine; unite in one body
659.
Decorum - propriety; orderliness and good taste in manners
660.
Dissemble - disguise; pretend
661.
Disseminate - Cause to become widely known
662.
Dupe - Fool or hoax, A person who is tricked or swindled
663.
Efrontery - Audacious (even arrogant) behavior that you have no
right to
664.
Despise to treat with contempt
665.
Fatuous - Showing a lack of intelligence or thought; stupid and silly
666.
Gainsay to protest
667.
Goad to prod, Give heart or courage to, A pointed instrument that is
used to prod into a state of motion
668.
Harangue - A loud bombastic declamation expressed with strong
emotion, address forcefully
669.
Idolatry - worship of idols; excessive admiration
670.
Impassive - not easily aroused or excited ( Stolid )
671.
Implacable - Incapable of being placated
672.
Implode burst inward
673.
Inchoate just beginning, not organized or orderly
674.
Timbre - the distinctive property of a complex sound (a voice, noise or
musical sound)
675.
Inconsequence - Having no important effects or influence, Invalid or
incorrect reasoning
676.
Inure/ Enure - Cause to accept or become hardened to, Habituate
677.
Negate - Deny the truth of, Be in contradiction with
678.
Occlude - Block passage through, to jam
679.
Paragon - Model of excellence or perfection of a kind
680.
Penchant - A strong liking
681.
Mimicry - The act of mimicking; imitative behavior
682.
Providence - The guardianship and control exercised by a deity
683.
Dissimulation act of deceiving
684.
Valet - A manservant who acts as a personal attendant to his
employer, Serve as a personal attendant to
685.
Derange - Throw into great confusion or disorder
686.
Mellow - Having attained to kindliness or gentleness through age and
experience, Unhurried and relaxed, Soften, make mellow, Become more
relaxed, easygoing, or genial

687.
Smug marked by excessive complacency and self - satisfaction
688.
Linger - Leave slowly and hesitantly, Move to and fro, Proceed slowly
689.
Jazz have sexual intercourse, Empty rhetoric, insincere or
exaggerated talk
690.
Ward protect, A person who is under the protection or in the custody
of another
691.
Sublime Sublimate
692.
Preordain - determine beforehand
693.
Heterodoxy - The quality of being unorthodox
694.
Dissolute - Unrestrained by convention or morality
695.
Libertine - A dissolute person; usually a man who is morally
unrestrained, Unrestrained by convention or morality
696.
Subliminal Below the threshold of conscious perception
697.
Enfilade a volley of gunfire
698.
Imprecation a slanderous accusation, the act of calling down a
curse
699.
Goading - Anything that inspires, motivates or drives you to do
something
700.
Dogged stubbornly unyielding
701.
Dog - Go after with the intent to catch, Follow closely
702.
Perspicacity Shrewdness, Intelligence manifested by being astute
703.
Aggravate exacerbate or make worse
704.
Exacerbate irritate, annoy, vex, pester, make worse
705.
Pedant - a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and
rules or with displaying academic learning.
706.
Countermand revoke, cancel officially
707.
Commandeer - (crime) take arbitrarily or by force
708.
Pacifist - Someone opposed to violence as a means of settling
disputes
709.
Oddity - A strange attitude or habit, Eccentricity that is not easily
explained
710.
Jaunty - Marked by up-to-dateness in dress and manners, Having a
cheerful, lively, and self-confident air
711.
Jocose - Characterized by jokes and good humor
712.
Slovenliness - A lack of order and tidiness; not cared for, Habitual
uncleanliness
713.
Celerity - A rate that is rapid, swiftness of movement or action
714.
Crystallize - Make free from confusion or ambiguity; make clear,
Cause to take on a definite and clear shape
715.
Prompt - According to schedule or without delay; on time, Ready and
willing or quick to act
716.
Dispatch - The property of being prompt and efficient, speed in action,
Haste
717.
Valiant - Having or showing valor
718.
Siren - A woman who is considered to be dangerously seductive
719.
Probity integrity, Complete and confirmed integrity; having strong
moral principles
720.
Hale - Exhibiting or restored to vigorous good health

721.
Restitution - A sum of money paid in compensation for loss or injury,
The act of restoring something to its original state, Getting something back
again
722.
Amortize - Liquidate gradually
723.
Dispensation - An exemption from a rule or obligation, Distribution
724.
Encumbrance - An onerous or difficult concern, Burden, A charge
against property, Any obstruction that impedes or is burdensome
725.
Aleatory - Dependent on chance, Unpredictable
726.
Nugatory of no real value
727.
Ersatz - Artificial and inferior, An artificial or inferior substitute or
imitation
728.
Mimetic - Exhibiting mimicry, imitative
729.
Solipsism - (philosophy) the philosophical theory that the self is all
that you know to exist
730.
Arresting - Commanding attention, cause to stop ( Arrest )
731.
Undue - Beyond normal limits, (law) not appropriate or proper (or even
legal) in the circumstances
732.
Ape - Someone who copies the words or behavior of another,
Represent in or produce a caricature of
733.
Shabby - Showing signs of wear and tear, Mean and unworthy and
despicable
734.
Intelligentsia - An educated and intellectual elite
735.
Literati - The literary intelligentsia
736.
hoi polloi - The common people generally
737.
dulcet - Extremely pleasant in a gentle way, Pleasing to the ear
738.
Garish - Tastelessly showy
739.
Presumptuous extremely forward or bold
740.
Mores - (sociology) the conventions that embody the fundamental
values of a group
741.
Paean - A formal expression of praise
742.
Poultice Plaster ( Medical )
743.
Outstrip - Be or do something to a greater degree , Go far ahead of
744.
Experiential - Derived from experience or the experience of
existence, Relating to or resulting from experience
745.
Lexicon vocabulary, dictionary
746.
Medley - A musical composition consisting of a series of songs or
other musical pieces from various sources ( Pastiche )
747.
Apportion - Distribute according to a plan or set apart for a special
purpose ( Allocate )
748.
Fandom - The fans of a sport or famous person
749.
Dementia - Mental deterioration of organic or functional origin
750.
Aver - Report or maintain, to declare or affirm solemnly and formally
as true
751.
Contortion - The act of twisting or deforming the shape of something,
A tortuous and twisted shape or position
752.
Deluge flood, Overwhelming number
753.
Sidereal - Of or relating to the stars or constellations, (of divisions of
time) determined by daily motion of the stars

754.
Preposterous - Incongruous; inviting ridicule
755.
Prescient - Perceiving the significance of events before they occur
756.
Addle - Mix up or confuse, Become rotten
757.
Doyenne - A woman who is the senior member of a group
758.
Slack - Lacking in rigor or strictness, Abate , Avoid responsibilities and
work, be idle
759.
Lackadaisical - Lacking spirit or liveliness, Idle or indolent especially
in a dreamy way
760.
Subservient - Compliant and obedient to authority, Serving or
acting as a means or aid
761.
Akimbo - (used of arms and legs) bent outward with the joint away
from the body, With hands on hips and elbows extending outward
762.
Lackey - A male servant, A person who tries to please someone
in order to gain a personal advantage ( Sycophant )
763.
Trumpet Proclaim on
764.
Perfunctory Unenthusiastic, Hasty
765.
Whitewash - Cover up a misdemeanor, fault, or error, Exonerate by
means of a perfunctory investigation or through biased presentation of data
766.
Turgid - Ostentatiously lofty in style, Abnormally distended especially
by fluids or gas
767.
Dumbfound - Be confusing or perplexing to; cause to be unable to
think clearly
768.
Addlepated - Stupid and confused
769.
Enshrine Hold sacred
770.
Sparing Avoiding Waste
771.
Spare - Use frugally or carefully
772.
Endure - Persist for a specified period of time
773.
Multifarious - Having many aspects
774.
Providential - Peculiarly fortunate or appropriate; as if by divine
intervention, Relating to or characteristic of providence
775.
Provident - Providing carefully for the future
776.
Simpatico Compatible, Agreeable
777.
Syncopate - Omit a sound or letter in a word, (music) modify the
rhythm by stressing or accenting a weak beat
778.
Agglomerate - Form into one cluster, A collection of objects laid on
top of each other, Clustered together but not coherent
779.
Stanza - A fixed number of lines of verse forming a unit of a poem
780.
Quagmire - A soft wet area of low-lying land that sinks underfoot
781.
Quicksand - A treacherous situation that tends to entrap and destroy
782.
Inform - Give character or essence to
783.
Tremulous - (of the voice) quivering as from weakness or fear
784.
Quivering - A shaky motion, Move back and forth very rapidly
785.
Coltish sportive ( Relating to or interested in sports )
786.
Chary - Characterized by great caution and wariness
787.
Imperious - Having or showing arrogant superiority to and disdain of
those one views as unworthy
788.
Bottleneck - Slow down or impede by creating an obstruction, A
narrowing that reduces the flow through a channel

789.
Outdo Outstrip ( Be or do something to a greater degree )
790.
Desuetude - A state of inactivity or disuse
791.
Restive - Being in a tense state, Impatient especially under restriction
or delay
792.
Delve to dig, to search or study intensively
793.
Assortment - A collection containing a variety of sorts of things, The
act of distributing things into classes or categories of the same type
794.
Vermin - An irritating or obnoxious person, Any of various small
animals or insects that are pests; e.g. cockroaches or rats
795.
Complaisant - Showing a cheerful willingness to do favors for others
796.
High-handed - Given to haughty disregard of others, Cavalier ( Also
careless )
797.
Potable - Suitable for drinking, Any liquid suitable for drinking
798.
Risible - Arousing or provoking laughter, Funny
799.
Skullduggery Trickery, Naughtily or annoyingly playful
800.
Arch - Naughtily or annoyingly playful, Expert in skullduggery, (used
of behavior or attitude) characteristic of those who treat others with
condescension
801.
Amicable friendly
802.
Sanguinary - Marked by eagerness to resort to violence and
bloodshed
803.
Jejune - Lacking interest, significance or impact, Displaying or
suggesting a lack of maturity
804.
Modish - In the current fashion or style
805.
Variegate - Make something more diverse and varied
806.
Aerial - An electrical device that sends or receives radio or television
signals
807.
Hysteria - Excessive or uncontrollable fear
808.
Mirth Great merriment
809.
Garland - Flower arrangement consisting of a circular band of foliage
or flowers for ornamental purposes, Adorn with bands of flowers or leaves
810.
Palette - Board that provides a flat surface on which artists mix paints
and the range of colors used, The range of color characteristic of a particular
artist, painting or school of art
811.
Pulchritude - Physical beauty (especially of a woman)
812.
Minutia - A small or minor detail
813.
Lisp - A speech defect that involves pronouncing 's' like voiceless 'th'
and 'z' like voiced 'th'
814.
String ( Strung ) - Thread on or as if on a string
815.
Cane - Beat with a cane
816.
Lacuna - A blank gap or missing part
817.
Antediluvial - Of or relating to the period before the biblical flood
818.
Encumber - Limit or hold back; keep within a small range
819.
Seraph A kind of Angel
820.
Metastasize - Spread throughout the body
821.
Parlous - Fraught with danger
822.
Semiotics - (philosophy) a philosophical theory of the functions of
signs and symbols

823.
Trundle move heavily
824.
Tarry Hang around, Leave slowly and hesitantly
825.
Transmute - Change in outward structure or looks, Change or alter in
form, appearance, or nature (Transmogrify )
826.
Intrepidity - Resolute courageousness ( Opposite of trepidation )
827.
Vainglorious - Feeling self-importance
828.
Paramount - Having superior power and influence
829.
Appose - Place side by side or in close proximity/Propinquity
830.
Eremitic - Characterized by ascetic solitude
831.
Piteous - Deserving or inciting pity
832.
Besmirch Smear ( Charge Falsely )
833.
Bleat - Talk whiningly, Cry plaintively
834.
Flimsy - Lacking solidity or strength, Fragile, Not Convincing
835.
Canonize - (religion) declare (a dead person) to be a saint, Treat as a
sacred person
836.
Stopgap - Something contrived to meet an urgent need or emergency
837.
Modicum- A small, moderate or token amount
838.
Nadir - An extreme state of adversity; the lowest point of anything
839.
Amity - A cordial disposition, A state of friendship and cordiality
840.
Bedizen - Decorate tastelessly, Dress up garishly and tastelessly
841.
Aggrandize Add details to, Embellish
842.
Irate - Feeling or showing extreme anger
843.
Dionysus - (Greek mythology) god of wine and fertility and drama; the
Greek name of Bacchus
844.
Protean - Taking on different forms, Variable
845.
well-heeled - In fortunate circumstances financially; moderately rich
846.
Arcadian - (used with regard to idealized country life) idyllically rustic
847.
Umbra - A region of complete shadow resulting from total obstruction
of light
848.
Penumbra - A fringe region of partial shadow around an umbra
849.
Hinterland - A remote and undeveloped area
850.
Spartan - Resolute in the face of pain, danger or adversity, Practicing
great self-denial
851.
Faux naf - a person who pretends to be ingenuous.
852.
Dyed in the wool Inveterate
853.
No holds barred - free of restrictions or hampering conventions
854.
Stonewall - Obstruct or hinder any discussion, Engage in delaying
tactics or refuse to cooperate
855.
Illustrious - Widely known and esteemed
856.
Storied - Having an illustrious past, Having stories as indicated
857.
Prudish - Exaggeratedly proper
858.
Auxiliary - Someone who acts as assistant, Functioning in a
supporting capacity
859.
Efete - Marked by excessive self-indulgence and moral decay, Lacking
in power or forcefulness
860.
Cahoot Collusion
861.
Preoccupied - Deeply absorbed in thought, Having or showing
excessive or compulsive concern with something

862.
Pellucid (of language) transparently clear; easily understandable,
Transmitting light; able to be seen through with clarity
863.
Sophistry - A deliberately invalid argument displaying ingenuity in
reasoning in the hope of deceiving someone
864.
Boosterism - Promotion of a product, city, person, organization, idea,
etc. in order to improve public opinion
865.
Muckrake - Explore and expose misconduct and scandals concerning
public figures
866.
Altar - A raised structure on which gifts or sacrifices to a god are made
867.
Sitter A person who poses for a painter or sculptor, A domestic hen
ready to brood ( Ta deya )
868.
Bifurcate - Split or divide into two
869.
Quiescent Inactive, Quite
870.
Jalopy - A car that is old and unreliable
871.
Gasket - Seal consisting of a ring for packing pistons or sealing a pipe
joint
872.
Sang-froid - Great coolness and composure under strain
873.
Indelicate - In violation of good taste even verging on the indecent
874.
Seemliness - A sense of propriety and consideration for others
875.
Superannuated - Too old to be useful, No longer valid or fashionable
876.
Superannuate - Retire and pension (someone) because of age or
physical inability, Declare to be obsolete
877.
Plangent - Loud and resounding
878.
Umbrage - A feeling of anger caused by being offended
879.
Stygian Hell type
880.
Ecumenical - Concerned with promoting unity among churches or
religions, Of worldwide scope or applicability ( Universal )
881.
Barroom - A room or establishment where alcoholic drinks are served
over a counter
882.
Wimpy - Weak and ineffectual
883.
Mishmash - A motley assortment of things
884.
Unkempt - Not properly maintained or cared for, Untidy
885.
Adumbrate - Describe roughly or briefly or give the main points or
summary of ( Outline ), Give to understand, Sketch
886.
Appropriate - Give or assign a resource to a particular person or
cause
887.
Herald a Proclaimer or Announcer, Foreshadow or presage, Greet
enthusiastically or joyfully, Praise vociferously
888.
Risqu - Suggestive of sexual impropriety
889.
Pander - Yield (to); give satisfaction to, Arrange for sexual partners for
others
890.
Apposite - Being of striking appropriateness and pertinence
891.
Flashy - Tastelessly showy, marked by conspicuous display
892.
Clamor - Make loud demands, A loud harsh or strident noise ( Din ),
Utter or proclaim insistently and noisily, Loud and persistent outcry from
many people, Compel someone to do something by insistent clamoring
893.
Iota - A tiny or scarcely detectable amount

894.
Fealty - The loyalty that citizens owe to their country (or subjects to
their sovereign)
895.
Contretemps - An awkward clash, A mishap
896.
Retch throw up
897.
Wag - A witty amusing person who makes jokes, Causing to move
repeatedly from side to side
898.
Vice - Moral weakness, A specific form of evildoing
899.
Paleontology - The earth science that studies fossil organisms and
related remains
900.
Tome - A (usually) large and scholarly book
901.
Aforementioned - Being the one previously mentioned or spoken of
902.
Garnish - Something (such as parsley) added to a dish for flavor or
decoration, Any decoration added as a trimming or adornment, Decorate
(food)
903.
Glean - Gather, as of natural products
904.
Loaf - Be lazy or idle, Hang around
905.
Voluble - Marked by a ready flow of speech
906.
Blather - Idle or foolish and irrelevant talk, Babble
907.
Pufery - exaggerated or false praise
908.
Confabulation - An informal conversation
909.
Plum Exactly, A highly desirable position or assignment
910.
Chauvinism - Activity indicative of belief in the superiority of men
over women, Fanatical patriotism
911.
Plutocracy - A political system governed by the wealthy people
912.
Lummox - An awkward stupid person
913.
Rote - Memorization by repetition
914.
Guesswork - An estimate based on little or no information
915.
Extortionate - Greatly exceeding bounds of reason or moderation,
Overly expensive
916.
Senescent - Growing old
917.
Part and parcel - an integral or essential part of something
918.
Deface - Mar or spoil the appearance of
919.
Delimit - Determine the essential quality of, to demarcate
920.
Tacky - Tastelessly showy, Of very poor quality; flimsy, (of a glutinous
liquid such as paint) not completely dried and slightly sticky to the touch
921.
Vitreous - Relating to or resembling or derived from or containing
glass, (of ceramics) having the surface made shiny and nonporous by fusing a
vitreous solution to it
922.
Grizzle - Be in a huff; be silent or sullen, Complain whiningly
923.
Dote - Be foolish or senile due to old age
924.
Skitter - To move about or proceed hurriedly
925.
Doting - Extravagantly or foolishly loving and indulgent
926.
Ward of Avert, Prevent the occurrence of
927.
Factotum - A servant employed to do a variety of jobs
928.
Zealot - A fervent and even militant proponent of something ( Partisan
)
929.
Complaint - An often persistent bodily disorder or disease
930.
Detest dislike or hate

931.
Block out - Prevent from entering
932.
Expedient Serving as an immediate advantage, A means to an end;
not necessarily a principled or ethical one, Appropriate to a purpose; practical
933.
Crack - Of the highest quality
934. Fuss - Worry unnecessarily or excessively, A quarrel about petty points,
An angry disturbance
935. Surmount - Get on top of; deal with successfully, Reach the highest
point of, Be or do something to a greater degree
936. Surmountable - Capable of being surmounted or overcome
937. Clairvoyance - Apparent power to perceive things that are not present
to the senses
938. Venial - Easily excused or forgiven, warranting only temporal punishment
939. Jaundiced - Affected by jaundice, Showing or affected by prejudice or
envy or distaste
940. Jaundice - Distort adversely
941. Hedge - Avoid or try to avoid fulfilling, answering, or performing (duties,
questions, or issues), A fence formed by a row of closely planted shrubs or
bushes, Hinder or restrict with or as if with a hedge, Minimize loss or risk
942. Paradigm an example or epitome ,, The generally accepted
perspective of a particular discipline at a given time
943. Cybernetics (biology) the field of science concerned with processes of
communication and control (especially the comparison of these processes in
biological and artificial systems)
944. Belabor - Attack verbally with harsh criticism, beat soundly
945. Snippet - A small piece of anything (especially a piece that has been
snipped off)
946. Precipitous very steep, Done with very great haste and without due
deliberation
947. Warrant - Show to be reasonable or provide adequate ground for
948. Certitude - Total certainty or greater certainty than circumstances
warrant
949. Sidestep - Avoid or try to avoid fulfilling, answering, or performing
(duties, questions, or issues)
950. Enliven - Heighten or intensify, make lively
951. Pander - Yield (to); give satisfaction to, Gratify or Indulge
952. Impart - Transmit (knowledge or skills), Provide a particular quality or
character, Serve as the medium for transmission
953. Puf - Smoke and exhale strongly, Breathe noisily, Praise extravagantly
954. Disparity inequality
955. Adept Having or showing knowledge and skill and aptitude
956. Transmogrify - Change completely the nature or appearance of
957. Crevasse a deep fissure
958. Tarpaulin waterproofed canvas used to cover and protect things from moisture
959. Estuary - The wide part of a river where it nears the sea; fresh and salt
water mix
960. Pod - A group of aquatic mammals
961. Procrastinate - Postpone doing what one should be doing
962. Churn be agitated

963. Regurgitate- Repeat after memorization, Eject the contents of the

stomach through the mouth, repeat (information) without analyzing or
comprehending it.
964. Grueling arduous, Characterized by effort to the point of exhaustion;
especially physical effort
965. Broker arrange or negotiate ( a settlement, deal, plan etc )
966. Gusto - Vigorous and enthusiastic enjoyment
967. Stooge - A person of unquestioning obedience, A victim of ridicule or
pranks
968. Recapitulate - Summarize briefly, (music) repeat an earlier theme of a
composition
969. Onset - The beginning or early stages, (military) an offensive against an
enemy (using weapons)
970. Provision - Set aside (money etc.) for the future or a known liability
971. Wean - Gradually deprive (infants and young mammals) of mother's
milk, Stop depending on
972. Wink blink, Gleam or glow intermittently
973. Grandstand - perform ostentatiously in order to impress the audience
and with an eye to the applause
974. Clientele a group of customers and clients
975. Suave - Having a sophisticated charm, Smoothly agreeable and
courteous with a degree of sophistication
976. Carp to raise trivial objection, complain or find fault continually
977. Quibble to bicker, to squabble
978. Husky - Muscular and heavily built, Deep and harsh sounding as if from
shouting, illness or emotion
979. Fraught - Marked by distress
980. Dicey - Of uncertain outcome; especially fraught with risk
981. Fallout - Any adverse and unwanted secondary effect, The radioactive
particles that settle to the ground after a nuclear explosion
982. Infighting - Conflict between members of the same organization (usually
concealed from outsiders)
983. Centrist - Supporting or pursuing a course of action that is neither liberal
nor conservative, A person who takes a position in the political center
984. Overshadow - Make appear small by comparison, Cast a shadow upon
985. Apprehend to nab
986. Flier - An advertisement (usually printed on a page or in a leaflet)
intended for wide distribution
987. Tack to attach, fix to
988.
Shrug - Raise one's shoulders to indicate lack of knowledge,
indifference or resignation
989.
Shrug of - Minimize the importance of, dismiss, ignore
990.
Immaculate - Completely neat and clean, Free from stain or blemish,
Without fault or error
991.
Ordain to order, Issue an order
992.
Renegade rebel
993.
Laggard some who takes more time than necessary, a drone or
trailer
994.
Conceit - Feelings of excessive pride ( vanity ), false pride
995.
Scrollwork - Decoration consisting of spiral lines or patterns

996.
Rococo - Having excessive asymmetrical ornamentation
997.
Curio - Something unusual -- perhaps worthy of collecting
998.
Sublimate - Make more subtle or refined, (chemistry) remove
impurities from, increase the concentration of, and separate through the
process of distillation, Change or cause to change directly from a solid into a
vapor without first melting, Vaporize and then condense right back again
999.
Vintage - The time when something was produced, The oldness of
wines, A season's yield of wine from a vineyard
1000.
Plebiscite - A vote by the electorate determining public opinion on a
question of national importance
1001.
Lapse - Pass into a specified state or condition, A break or intermission
in the occurrence of something, End, at least for a long time
1002.
Recuperate - Regain or make up for ( Recoup ), Regain a former
condition after a financial loss, Restore to good health or strength
1003.
Commentary - A written explanation or criticism or illustration that is
added to a book or other textual material
1004.
Ensemble - A coordinated outfit (set of clothing), A group of
musicians, (art) an assemblage of parts or details (as in a work of art)
considered as forming a whole
1005.
Thespian ( thesp ) an actor
1006.
Lumber - The wood of trees cut and prepared for use as
building material, Move heavily or clumsily
1007.
Log - A segment of the trunk of a tree when stripped of branches
1008.
Orgy - excessive indulgence in a specified activity
1009.
Stamp - Walk noisily, heavily or angrily, The distinctive form in which
a thing is made
1010.
Mire entrap
1011.
Stampede - Cause to run in panic
1012.
Malady a disease or ailment
1013.
Intonation - Rise and fall of the voice pitch
1014.
Inflection - Deviation from a straight or normal course, A
manner of speaking in which the loudness, pitch or tone of the voice is
modified, A change in the form of a word (usually by adding a suffix) to
indicate a change in its grammatical function
1015.
Watershed - An event marking a unique or important historical
change of course or one on which important developments depend
1016.
Tamp - Press down tightly
1017.
Oncology - The branch of medicine concerned with the study and
treatment of tumors
1018.
Regression -An abnormal state in which development has stopped
prematurely, A return to an earlier state
1019.
Hush - fall silent, tranquil silence
1020.
Snorkel - Breathing device consisting of a bent tube fitting into a
swimmer's mouth and extending above the surface; allows swimmer to
breathe while face down in the water,, dive with a snorkel
1021.
Shimmer - Shine with a weak or fitful light
1022.
Wade - Walk (through relatively shallow water)
1023.
Lull Calm or send to sleep typically with soothing sounds or
movements

1024.
Fortitude - Strength of mind that enables one to endure adversity
with courage
1025.
Spectacle - An elaborate and remarkable display on a lavish scale
1026.
Lactate - (of a woman) produce breast milk for a baby to drink
1027.
Pediatrics - The branch of medicine concerned with the treatment of
infants and children
1028.
Roulette - A gambling game in which players bet on which
compartment of a revolving wheel a small ball will come to rest in
1029.
Perforate to make a hole
1030.
Scald - A burn cause by hot liquid or steam, to scold
1031.
Stately - Impressive in appearance (baronial )
1032.
Brothel - building where prostitutes are available
1033.
Slate - Designate or schedule, Strongly criticize
1034.
Mantle - Shelf that projects from wall above fireplace, Spread over a
surface, Curtain
1035.
Pasty pallid (Abnormally deficient in color as suggesting physical or
emotional distress )
1036.
Unbeknownst - occurring or existing without the knowledge of
1037.
Cozy - Enjoying or affording comforting warmth and shelter especially
in a small space
1038.
Skim examine hastily, Move or pass swiftly and lightly over the
surface of
1039.
Feeble weak or lacking strength and vigor
1040.
Gouge - Force with the thumb, Obtain by coercion or intimidation, An
impression in a surface (as made by a blow)
1041.
Gorge - A narrow pass (especially one between mountains), Overeat or
eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself
1042.
Glut surplus, overabundance, Overeat or eat immodestly
1043.
Accrue grow by addition, to come into possession of
1044.
Accrete to Accrue
1045.
Ingratiate - Gain favor with somebody by deliberate efforts
1046.
Dip - Immerse briefly into a liquid so as to wet, coat, or saturate,
Go down momentarily, A thief who steals from the pockets or purses of
others in public places
1047.
Shenanigan - Reckless or malicious behavior that causes discomfort
or annoyance in others, The use of tricks to deceive someone (usually to
extract money from them)
1048.
Naysayer - Someone with an aggressively negative attitude
1049.
Short - Cheat someone by not returning him enough money
1050.
Sputter - Make an explosive sound, Climb awkwardly ( Scramble )
1051.
Bubble - A speculative scheme that depends on unstable factors that
the planner cannot control, An impracticable and illusory idea
1052.
Abreast - Alongside each other, facing in the same direction, Being
up to particular standard or level especially in being up to date in
knowledge.
1053.
Urn a pot or vase
1054.
Joust to fight or struggle
1055.
Wreak - Cause to happen or to occur as a consequence
1056.
Cringe - Draw back, as with fear or pain, Show submission or fear

1057.
Smear - Slanderous defamation, An act that brings discredit to the
person who does it, Charge falsely or with malicious intent; attack the good
name and reputation of someone, Cover (a surface) by smearing (a
substance) over it
1058.
Furor - A sudden outburst (as of protest), An interest followed with
exaggerated zeal
1059.
Shady - (of businesses and businessmen) unscrupulous, Of
questionable taste or morality
1060.
Wheeze - A clever or amusing scheme or trick, Breathe with difficulty
1061.
Grumble - Show one's unhappiness or critical attitude, A loud low dull
continuous noise
1062.
Fret - Be agitated or irritated, Worry unnecessarily or excessively
( Fuss )
1063.
Spandex An elastic synthetic fabric
1064.
let alone not to mention, never mind, much less
1065.
Pretension - The advancing of a claim, A false or unsupportable
quality
1066.
Tilt - To incline or bend from a vertical position
1067.
Dampen - Smother or suppress
1068.
Clobber - Strike violently and repeatedly
1069.
Drub - Beat thoroughly and conclusively in a competition or fight
1070.
Outcast - A person who is rejected (from society or home), Excluded
from a society
1071.
Cramped - Constricted in size
1072.
Ramshackle - In deplorable condition
1073.
Juncture - An event that occurs at a critical time
1074.
Delirious - Marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion
1075.
Anguish - Extreme distress of body or mind, suffer great pains and
sufferings
1076.
Fanatic - Marked by excessive enthusiasm for and intense devotion to
a cause or idea
1077.
Apoplectic - Pertaining to or characteristic of apoplexy, Feeling or
showing extreme anger
1078.
Fatalism - A submissive mental attitude resulting from acceptance of
the doctrine that everything that happens is predetermined and inevitable
1079.
Quirk - A strange attitude or habit, Twist or curve abruptly
1080.
Stomp Stamp ( walk heavily, angrily)
1081.
Cantina - A room or establishment where alcoholic drinks are served
over a counter
1082.
Hysteria - State of violent mental agitation
1083.
Stereotype - A conventional or formulaic conception or image, Treat
or classify according to a mental stereotype
1084.
Skinhead - A young person who belongs to a British or American
group that shave their heads and gather at rock concerts or engage in
white supremacist demonstrations
1085.
Primer - An introductory textbook
1086.
Hemorrhage - Lose blood from one's body, The flow of blood from a
ruptured blood vessel
1087.
Tee - A short peg put into the ground to hold a golf ball off the ground

1088.
Prank - Acting like a clown or buffoon, Dress or decorate showily or
gaudily
1089.
Derisively - in a disrespectful and mocking manner
1090.
Smirk - Smile affectedly or derisively
1091.
Slight - A deliberate discourteous act (usually as an expression of
anger or disapproval)
1092.
Malevolent evil type
1093.
Claustrophobic - Uncomfortably closed or confined
1094.
Warren - An overcrowded residential area
1095.
Sedate - Characterized by dignity and propriety
1096.
Meek - Humble in spirit or manner
1097.
Outstrip - Be or do something to a greater degree
1098.
Precedent - An example that is used to justify similar occurrences at a
later time, a law established by following earlier judicial decisions
1099.
Stagflation - A period of slow economic growth and high
unemployment (stagnation) while prices rise (inflation)
1100.
Pouch - A small or medium size container for holding or carrying
things, An enclosed space
1101.
Overdo - Do something to an excessive degree
1102.
Plateau - A relatively flat highland, a state of little or no change
following a period of activity or progress.
1103.
Cater - Give what is desired or needed, especially support, food or
sustenance
1104.
Plaintif - (law) a person who brings an action in a court of law
1105.
Grisly gruesome, ghastly
1106.
Hubbub uproar
1107.
Anchor - A television reporter
1108.
Shroud - to cover
1109.
Unison - Occurring together or simultaneously, Simultaneous
performance of action or utterance of speech
1110.
Provision a stipulated condition
1111.
Plank - An endorsed policy in the platform of a political party, Set
(something or oneself) down with or as if with a noise ( Plunk )
1112.
Contraceptive - An agent or device intended to prevent conception
1113.
Sparse not dense
1114.
Fiddle - Intentional deception resulting in injury to another person,
Avoid (one's assigned duties), Try to fix or mend, Play around with or alter or
falsify, usually secretively or dishonestly, Commit fraud and steal from one's
employer
1115.
Brunt main force of a blow
1116.
Pelt - Attack and bombard with or as if with missiles (pepper)
1117.
Amok amuck
1118.
Spar fight verbally
1119.
Berate - Censure severely or angrily
1120.
Bystander - A nonparticipant spectator
1121.
Spurn - Refuse with contempt
1122.
Myrmidon - A follower who carries out orders without question
1123.
Autodidact self taught
1124.
Consanguine related by blood
1125.
Lye - A strong solution of sodium or potassium hydroxide

1126.
Cheeky irreverent or impertinent
1127.
Fray a noisy fight
1128.
Peek - A secret look ( Peep ), Throw a glance at; take a brief look at
1129.
Accouterment - Clothing that is worn or carried, but not part of your
main clothing
1130.
Ornery - Having a difficult and contrary disposition
1131.
Jibe - An aggressive remark
1132.
Cabbie someone who drives a car or taxi
1133.
Gawk look stupidly, A stupid person
1134.
Jilt cast aside capriciously or unfeelingly
1135.
Lore Knowledge gained through tradition or anecdote
1136.
Pat - Touch or squeeze fondly or playfully, Hit lightly
1137.
Slew a huge number, amount or extent
1138.
Mill - Move about in a confused manner
1139.
Upend - Set, turn, or stand on end
1140.
Crumble - Fall into decay or ruin, Break or fall apart into fragments
1141.
Blanket wide or broad in scope and content, Cover as if with a
blanket
1142.
Grappling - The act of engaging in close hand-to-hand combat
1143.
Grapple - Deal with reasonably well despite some difficulty; come to
terms with
1144.
Rectitude - morally correct behavior or thinking; righteousness
1145.
Hack - Cut away, Be able to manage or manage successfully
1146.
Bloc - A group of countries in special alliance, A group of voters or
politicians who have common objectives
1147.
Put of - Hold back to a later time ( Defer ), Cause to feel intense
dislike or distaste, Avoid or try to avoid fulfilling, answering, or performing
(duties, questions, or issues)
1148.
Snarl - Utter in an angry, sharp, or abrupt tone
1149.
Rambling - Long talk or text without a clear structure or message
1150.
Eery - Inspiring a feeling of fear; strange and frightening
1151.
Morsel - A small quantity of anything
1152.
Febrile - related to fever
1153.
Second - Give support or one's approval to
1154.
Gallows - An instrument of execution consisting of a wooden frame
from which a condemned person is executed by hanging
1155.
Stunted - Inferior in size or quality
1156.
Depot - A depository for goods, Station where transport vehicles load
or unload passengers or goods, A place where military recruits are
assembled or trained before being sent to active units
1157.
Tumble - Fall down, as if collapsing, Throw together in a confused
mass, Understand, usually after some initial difficulty
1158.
Gall irritate or vex
1159.
Happenstance coincidence
1160.
Drifter vagabond, vagrant
1161.
Enclave - An enclosed territory that is culturally distinct from the
foreign territory that surrounds it
1162.
Foothold - An area in hostile territory that has been captured and is
held awaiting further troops and supplies, A place providing support for the

foot in standing or climbing, An initial accomplishment that opens the way

for further developments
1163.
Mortar - A mixture of lime or cement, sand and water that sets firmly;
used for bonding bricks and stones of building
1164.
Gravitate - Move toward, Be attracted to
1165.
Venerable - Profoundly honored
1166.
Cede - surrender or relinquish to the physical control of another
1167.
Hodgepodge - A motley assortment of things, A theory or argument
made up of miscellaneous or incongruous ideas
1168.
Snap snarl, Separate or cause to separate abruptly, To grasp hastily
or eagerly
1169.
Splurge An ostentatious display, Any act of immoderate indulgence,
Spend money extravagantly, Be showy or ostentatious
1170.
Slump - A noticeable deterioration in performance or quality
1171.
Upbeat - Pleasantly (even unrealistically) optimistic, A contented state
of being happy and healthy and prosperous
1172.
Anoint - Choose by or as if by divine intervention
1173.
Foyer - A large entrance, reception room, or waiting area
1174.
Stable - A farm building for housing horses or other livestock
1175.
Mews - Street lined with buildings that were originally private stables
but have been remodeled as dwellings
1176.
Flight - A stairway (set of steps) between one floor or landing and the
next
1177.
Shoddy - Designed to deceive or mislead either deliberately or
inadvertently, Of inferior workmanship and materials
1178.
Bunk - statements or beliefs that are untrue or make no sense, Avoid
paying
1179.
Cherry-pick - Choose only the best available; select only the ones you
like
1180.
Pep up - Make more interesting or lively, Spur on or encourage
especially by cheers and shouts
1181.
Hallow - Render holy by means of religious rites
1182.
Shore - Support by placing against something solid or rigid
1183.
Sieve - Examine in order to test suitability, Check and sort carefully
1184.
Sift - Check and sort carefully, Move as if through a sieve
1185.
Oodles - A large number or amount
1186.
Patchy - Irregular or uneven in quality, texture, etc.
1187.
Humdrum - Not challenging; dull and lacking excitement
1188.
Involved complicated or intricate
1189.
Own up - Admit or acknowledge a wrongdoing or error
1190.
Cull - The person or thing that is rejected or set aside as inferior in
quality, Remove something that has been rejected
1191.
Pogrom - Organized persecution of an ethnic group (especially Jews)
1192.
Xenophobia - A fear of foreigners or strangers
1193.
Reactionary - Extremely conservative
1194.
Whoop - Shout, as if with joy or enthusiasm
1195.
Quaf - To swallow hurriedly, greedily or in one draught
1196.
Tipple - A serving of drink (usually alcoholic) drawn from a keg, Drink
moderately but regularly
1197.
Stein - A mug intended for serving beer

1198.
Upshot - A phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous
phenomenon
1199.
Leapfrog - Jump across
1200.
Whopping - very large, extremely
1201.
Top-notch - Of the highest quality
1202.
Stump - Cause to be perplexed or confounded, Travel through a
district and make political speeches
1203.
Gantry - A framework of steel bars raised on side supports to
bridge over or around something; can display railway signals above several
tracks or can support a traveling crane etc.
1204.
Budding - Beginning to develop
1205.
Pews - Long bench with backs; used in church by the congregation,
church bench
1206.
Gospel the teaching or revelation of Christ
1207.
Memoir - An account of the author's personal experiences, An essay
on a scientific or scholarly topic
1208.
Nary informal term for not
1209.
Ingrained - (used especially of ideas or principles) deeply rooted;
firmly fixed or held
1210.
Ingrain - Produce or try to produce a vivid impression of
1211.
Soot carbon dirty particles
1212.
Grungy - thickly covered with ingrained dirt or soot
1213.
Hymn religious song or poem
1214.
Spring move forward
1215.
Pulpit A platform raised above the surrounding level to give
prominence to the person on it
1216.
Kitschy - Effusively or insincerely emotional, (of a display) tawdry or
vulgar
1217.
Dispose of - Deal with or settle
1218.
Raffle of dispose of in a lottery
1219.
Takeout - Prepared food that is intended to be eaten off (takeaway )
1220.
Duvet one kind of bed for sleeping
1221.
Giggle laugh nervously
1222.
Homophobia - Prejudice against (fear or dislike of) homosexual people
and homosexuality
1223.
Bug out bulge outward
1224.
Marinade - Mixtures of vinegar or wine and oil with various spices and
seasonings; used for soaking foods before cooking
1225.
Marinate soak in marinade
1226.
Dabble - Dip a foot or hand briefly into a liquid, Play in or as if in
water, as of small children
1227.
Runaround - difficult or awkward treatment, esp. in which someone is
evasive or avoids a question.
1228.
Vocation an occupation or job, a strong feeling of suitability for a
particular career or occupation.
1229.
Seminary religious school
1230.
Suburbanite - A resident of a suburb
1231.
Indie - (of pop groups) not affiliated with a major recording company,
An independent film company not associated with an established studio
1232.
Liturgy - A rite or body of rites prescribed for public worship

1233.
Slur - Utter indistinctly, Become vague or indistinct
1234.
Gory - Covered with blood
1235.
Immolate - Offer as a sacrifice by killing or by giving up to destruction
1236.
Quip - A witty saying, Witty remark
1237.
Doubly - To two times the degree, In a twofold manner
1238.
Kilter - In working order
1239.
Martyrdom - Death that is imposed because of the person's
adherence of a religious faith or cause
1240.
Macabre - Shockingly repellent; inspiring horror
1241.
Prostrate - Render helpless or defenseless
1242.
Oft short of Often
1243.
Officialdom - People elected or appointed to administer a government
1244.
Creed - Any system of principles or beliefs
1245.
Grin - To draw back the lips and reveal the teeth, in a smile, grimace,
or snarl
1246.
Beatific - Experiencing or bestowing celestial joy
1247.
Ravage - Cause extensive destruction or ruin utterly
1248.
Introspection - The contemplation of your own thoughts and desires
and conduct
1249.
Gulag - A Russian prison camp for political prisoners
1250.
Disband - Cause to break up or cease to function
1251.
De facto - In reality or fact
1252.
Lodge - Place a formal charge against, make or become firmly fixed or
embedded in a particular place, Put money or valuables in a safe place or
safe hands
1253.
Vault - Jump across or leap over (an obstacle)
1254.
Pillory - Expose to ridicule or public scorn, Criticize harshly or violently
1255.
Detour - A roundabout road (especially one that is used temporarily
while a main route is blocked)
1256.
Earnest - Sincerely intended and with strong feeling
1257.
Contingent - (military) a temporary military unit
1258.
Detach - (military) separate (a small unit) from a larger, especially for
a special assignment
1259.
Mugger a robber
1260.
Spite - Feeling a need to see others suffer, Malevolence by virtue of
being malicious, spiteful or nasty, a desire to hurt, annoy, or offend someone
1261.
Mesmerize - Maintain the complete attention of (someone), e.g.
because they are fascinated
1262.
Inadvisable not recommended
1263.
Puppetry - The art of making puppets and presenting puppet shows
1264.
Statesmanship - Wisdom in the management of public affairs
1265.
Thug - An aggressive and violent young criminal
1266.
Rut - A groove or furrow (especially one in soft earth caused by
wheels)
1267.
Landslide - An overwhelming electoral victory
1268.
Fringe - The outside boundary or surface of something, A social group
holding marginal or extreme views
1269.
Hound one kind of dog, Someone who is morally reprehensible,
Someone who seeks something, Pursue or chase relentlessly
1270.
Plummet - Drop sharply

1271.
Beef complain, to strengthen or power
1272.
Hump -Have sexual intercourse, Something that bulges out or is
protuberant or projects from its surroundings
1273.
Flay - Strip the skin off, criticize severely and brutally
1274.
Faux fake
1275.
Inscrutable mysterious
1276. Functionary official, A worker who holds or is invested with an office
1277. Girth - The measurement around the middle of something, esp. a
person's waist.
1278. Assume - Take on titles, offices, duties, responsibilities
1279. Sweep up embroil
1280. Undeserving - Not deserving
1281. Grit - Fortitude and determination
1282. Peach - A very attractive or seductive looking woman
1283. Bear down - Exert a force with a heavy weight, Pay special attention
to
1284. Rampage - Violently angry and destructive behavior, Act violently,
recklessly, or destructively
1285. Single choose someone or something
1286. Write of - Concede the loss or worthlessness of something or
somebody, Cancel (a debt), Write something, Reduce the estimated value of
something
1287.
Rake - Sweep the length of, Examine hastily,
Scrape gently
1288.
Spiny - Having or covered with protective
barbs or quills or spines or thorns or setae etc.
1289.
Sweep up embroil
1290.
Beholden - owing thanks or having a duty to
someone in return for help or a service
1291.
throwback - a reversion to an earlier
ancestral characteristic
1292.
blindside - Attack or hit on or from the side
where the attacked person's view is obstructed
1293.
gaunt - grim or desolate in appearance
1294.
formidable - Arousing fear, dread, or alarm
1295.
impropriety - wrongdoing, misconduct
1296.
antics - foolish, outrageous, or amusing
behavior
1297.
discipline - punish or rebuke for an offense
1298.
rung - A rod or bar forming a step of a ladder.
1299.
brash - strong, energetic, or irreverent.,, (of a
place or thing) having an ostentatious or tasteless appearance.
1300.
Trance - A psychological state induced by (or
as if induced by) a magical incantation, to enamor
1301.
Spasm - A painful and involuntary
muscular contraction
1302.
Doyen - A man who is the senior member of a
group
1303.
Reverberate - Fill for a short time with sound
and echoes, (acoustics) to throw or bend back (from a surface)

1304.
Creep - Move slowly; in the case of people or
animals with the body near the ground, To go stealthily or furtively, Show
submission or fear, Someone unpleasantly strange or eccentric
1305.
Canary - (Color) of a light to moderate yellow,
Someone acting as an informer or decoy for the police ( Snitch ), A female
singer
1306.
Prosody - The patterns of stress and intonation
in a language
1307.
Fumble - Feel about uncertainly or blindly,
Handle clumsily, Make one's way clumsily or blindly
1308.
Imp - One who is playfully mischievous
1309.
Extempore - With little or no preparation or
forethought
1310.
Unanimous - In complete agreement
1311.
Manor - The mansion of a lord or
wealthy person
1312.
Perambulation - A leisurely walk (usually in
some public place), A walk around a territory (a parish, manor or forest etc.)
in order to officially assert and record its boundaries
1313.
Deify - Exalt to the position of a God
1314.
Pique - A sudden outburst of anger, Cause to
feel resentment or indignation
1315.
Piquant pungent, Attracting or delighting
( engaging )
1316.
Nip - Press tightly between the fingers, Give a
small sharp bite to, Squeeze
1317.
Trifle one kind of pudding
1318.
Wring ( Wrung ) - Twist, squeeze, or compress
in order to extract liquid, Twist and compress, as if in pain or anguish
1319.
Trot - Run at a moderately swift pace
1320.
Pseudoscience - An activity resembling
science but based on fallacious assumptions
1321.
One-of - A happening that occurs only once
and is not repeated
1322.
Upbringing - The treatment and instruction
received by a child from its parents throughout its childhood
1323.
Catapult - A device in which accumulated tension is
suddenly released to hurl an object some distance, in particular, A device that launches aircraft
from a warship

1324.
Lode - A deposit of valuable ore occurring
within definite boundaries separating it from surrounding rocks
1325.
Mum Secrecy, Silent, Failing to speak or
communicate etc when expected to
1326.
Moped - A motorbike that can be pedaled or
driven by a low-powered gasoline engine
1327.
Mope - Move around slowly and aimlessly, Be
apathetic, gloomy, or dazed
1328.
Epiphany - A divine manifestation, A moment
of sudden understanding or revelation
1329.
Nuts insane

1330.
Wack eccentric type
1331.
Bore - a hole or passage made by a drill
1332.
Ravel make more intricate
1333.
Subsistence - A means of surviving, The state
of existing in reality; having substance
1334.
Befuddle perplex, Make stupid with alcohol
1335.
Chip - Break off (a piece from a whole)
1336.
Chuck throw carelessly
1337.
Savvy - Marked by practical hardheaded
intelligence ( Astute )
1338.
Bootleg - Produce or distribute illegally
1339.
Turnaround - The time required to complete a
task, Act or process of unloading and loading and servicing a vessel or
aircraft for a return trip, Improve dramatically
1340.
Turnout - The group that gathers together for
a particular occasion
1341.
Foul play - Unfair or dishonest behavior
(especially involving violence)
1342.
Shindig - A large and noisy party of people
1343.
Pittance -- An inadequate payment
1344.
Soup - increase the power and efficiency of an
engine or other machine
1345.
Sequitur - (logic) a conclusion that does not
follow from the premises
1346.
Makeover - A complete reconstruction and
renovation of something
1347.
Wonk - An insignificant student who is ridiculed
as being affected or boringly studious
1348.
Exude - Release (a liquid) in drops or small
quantities, Make apparent by one's mood or behavior
1349.
Standout - Be highly noticeable, distinguish
oneself, A person or thing of exceptional ability or high quality
1350.
Scads a large number or amount
1351.
Wazoo vulgar slang for anus
1352.
Withhold - refuse to hand over or share
1353.
Skirt - Avoid or try to avoid fulfilling,
answering, or performing (duties, questions, or issues), Extend on all sides
of simultaneously; encircle
1354.
Wind ( Wound ) - To move or cause to move in
a sinuous, spiral, or circular course
1355.
Stupendous - So great in size, force or extent
as to elicit awe, colossal
1356.
Lobotomize - Reduce someone's level of
mental functioning
1357.
Delegate - Transfer power to someone
1358.
Swipe - Strike with a swiping motion, A
sweeping stroke or blow
1359.
Emboss - Mark, mold or decorate a surface
with a raised design or symbol

1360.
Shadow - Follow, usually without the person's
knowledge
1361.
Elan - Distinctive and stylish elegance,
Enthusiastic and assured vigor and liveliness
1362.
Plodding - Hard monotonous routine work, The
act of walking with a slow heavy gait, (of movement) slow and laborious
1363.
Plod - Walk heavily and firmly, as when weary,
or through mud
1364.
Tinsel - A showy decoration that is basically
valueless
1365.
Pedigree off spring
1366.
Rankle - (of a comment, event, or fact) cause
annoyance or resentment that persists.
1367.
Status quo - The existing state of affairs
1368.
Halfhearted - Feeling or showing little interest
or enthusiasm
1369.
Tatter - A small piece of cloth or paper
1370.
Subjective - (philosophy) of a mental act
performed entirely within the mind, Taking place within the mind and
modified by individual bias
1371.
Forebode to predict
1372.
Bode forebode
1373.
Extirpate - Destroy completely, as if down to
the roots, (surgery) surgically remove (an organ), Pull up by or as if by the
roots ( Stub )
1374.
Agog - Highly excited
1375.
Muggle - Someone without magical powers
(from Harry Potter books by J K Rowling); more generally any ordinary
person, esp. someone without particular technical knowledge
1376.
Simmering - (cooking) boil slowly at
low temperature
1377.
Mow - Cut with a blade
1378.
Swath - A path or strip (as cut by one course of
mowing)
1379.
Shadow-box (sport) go through boxing
motions without an opponent
1380.
Gray - Intermediate in character or position
1381.
Fait accompli a thing accomplished and
presumably irreversible

1382.
Mif - Cause to be annoyed
1383.
Dicker - Negotiate the terms of an exchange,
Bargain
1384.
Ofset - Compensate for or counterbalance, A
compensating equivalent, The time when something begins
1385.
Finagle - Achieve something by means of
trickery or devious methods
1386.
Rubric - An authoritative rule of conduct or
procedure
1387.
Props - Proper respect

1388.
Hand-out - something given free to a needy
person or organization
1389.
Sleuth a detective
1390.
de rigueur - Required by etiquette, usage or
fashion
1391.
Decal - Either a design that is fixed to some
surface or a paper bearing the design which is to be transferred to the
surface
1392.
Booze - An alcoholic beverage that is distilled
rather than fermented, Consume Alcohol
1393.
Pun - A humorous play on words, Make a
play on words
1394.
Windowpane - A pane of glass in a window
1395.
Cortege - A funeral procession, The group
following and attending to some important person
1396.
Vigil - A period of sleeplessness, (religion)
the rite of staying awake for devotional purposes (especially on the
eve of a religious festival), A purposeful surveillance to guard or observe
1397.
Extemporize improvise, Perform without
preparation

1398.
Flaccid soft, Out of condition; not strong or
robust; incapable of exertion or endurance
1399.
Mince - Make less severe or harsh, Cut into
small pieces
1400.
Gauntlet - To offer or accept a challenge, A
glove with long sleeve, A glove of armored leather; protects the hand
1401.
Gourmet epicure
1402.
Masticate chew
1403.
Gibe jibe ( an aggressive remark ), Be
compatible, similar or consistent; coincide in their characteristics
1404.
Dawdle - Take one's time; proceed slowly,
waste time, fall back (lag )
1405.
Frigid - Sexually unresponsive, Extremely
cold, Devoid of warmth and cordiality; expressive of unfriendliness or
disdain
1406.
Trounce drub, beat
1407.
Usher - a person who shows people to their
seats, especially in a cinema or theatre or at a wedding, a person employed
to walk before a person of high rank on special occasions., show or guide
(someone) somewhere, cause or mark the start of something new.
1408.
Indispensable absolutely necessary
1409.
Dissertation Thesis, A lengthy lecture on a
subject
1410.
Desist abstain, refrain, Choose not to
consume
1411.
Detractor - a person who disparages
someone or something.
1412.
Flutter - (of a bird or other winged creature) fly
unsteadily or hover by flapping the wings quickly and lightly, move with a
light irregular or trembling motion,

1413.
Oaf - a man who is rough or clumsy and
unintelligent.
1414.
Outset - beginning of something
1415.
Lionise - to treat as or make into a celebrity
1416.
Drivel - nonsense, talk nonsense
1417.
Retribution - punishment inflicted on
someone as vengeance for a wrong or criminal act
1418.
Trump - surpass (something) by saying or
doing something better
1419.
Regent - a person appointed to administer a
state because the monarch is a minor or is absent or incapacitated., a
member of the governing body of a university or other academic institution
1420.
Hitherto - previously, formerly
1421.
Emasculate - make (someone or something)
weaker or less effective.
1422.
Shambles - a state of total disorder
1423.
Midwife - help to bring about. nurse
(typically a woman) who is trained to assist women in childbirth.
1424.
Disposal - A method of tending to or managing
the affairs of some group of people (especially the group's business affairs)
1425.
Instrumental - Serving or acting as a means
or aid
1426.
Stay Halt or Stop, Halt a judicial process
1427.
Loggerhead a stupid, dolt or dunce
1428.
Veganism - Any ethical principle or way of life
which strictly avoids use of any kind of animal products and services that
are based on exploitation of animals
1429.
Hold of - Resist and fight to a standoff, Delay
acting
1430.
Rapprochement - The reestablishing of cordial
relations
1431.
Testy - Easily irritated or annoyed, Cranky
1432.
Invariably Always
1433.
Berserk amok/amuck
1434.
Diminutive tiny
1435.
Ilk - A kind or type of person
1436.
Coarse - Of textures that are rough to the
touch or substances consisting of relatively large particles, Of low or inferior
quality or value
1437.
Typecast (performing arts) cast repeatedly in
the same kind of role, Identify as belonging to a certain type
1438.
Scum - A film of impurities or vegetation that
can form on the surface of a liquid
1439.
Goo - Any thick, viscous matter
1440.
Totalitarian - Characterized by a government
in which the political authority exercises absolute and centralized control
1441.
Tinge - Affect as in thought or feeling ( Tingle )
1442.
Pell-mell - - In a wild or reckless manner

1443.
Purchase - A means of exerting influence or
gaining advantage, The mechanical advantage gained by being in a position
to use a lever
1444.
Annuity - Income from capital investment paid
in a series of regular payments
1445.
Reprieve - A (temporary) relief from harm or
discomfort, An interruption in the intensity or amount of something, (law) a
warrant granting postponement (usually to postpone the execution of the
death sentence)
1446.
Assort - Arrange or order by classes or
categories, Keep company with; hang out with
1447.
Plaintif - (law) a person who brings an action
in a court of law
1448.
Wreath - Flower arrangement consisting of a
circular band of foliage or flowers for ornamental purposes
1449.
Addle - (of eggs) no longer edible, Mix up or
confuse, Become rotten
1450.
Convent - A religious residence especially for
nuns
1451.
Diss insult
1452.
Pore - Direct one's attention on something
1453.
Visage - The human face, Countenance
1454.
Outsource - Obtain goods or services from an
outside supplier; to contract work out
1455.
Pestilence - Any epidemic disease with a high
death rate, A pernicious and malign influence that is hard to get rid of
( Canker )
1456.
Communiqu - An official report (usually
sent in haste) [ Dispatch ]
1457.
Vaudeville - A variety show with songs and
comic acts etc.
1458.
Consort - Keep company with; hang out with
( Assort ), Go well together
1459.
Wobbly - Inclined to shake as from weakness
or defect
1460.
Maladroit - Not adroit
1461.
Translucence - The quality of allowing light to
pass diffusely
1462.
Dig - An aggressive remark directed at a
person like a missile and intended to have a telling effect
1463.
Heckler - Someone who tries to embarrass you
with gibes and questions and objections
1464.
Cackle - Noisy talk
1465.
Misogyny - Hatred of women
1466.
Ire - A strong emotion; a feeling that is
oriented toward some real or supposed grievance, Anger
1467. Putsch - A sudden and decisive change of
government illegally or by force
1468.
Interpolate - (mathematics) estimate the value of, Insert
words into texts, often falsifying it thereby

1469. Preternatural - Surpassing the ordinary or normal

1470. Crackpot - A whimsically eccentric person, Foolish; totally unsound
1471. Maladjusted - (psychology) poorly adjusted to demands and stresses of
daily living, Emotionally unstable and having difficulty coping with
personal relationships
1472. Heuristic - Of or relating to or using a general formulation that serves to
guide investigation, A commonsense rule (or set of rules) intended to
increase the probability of solving some problem
1473. Hermeneutic - Interpretive or explanatory
1474. Excogitate - Come up with (an idea, plan, explanation, theory, or
principle) after a mental effort, Muse/Ponder/Cogitate
1475. Convoke Convene or Call together
1476. Mordant - Harshly ironic or sinister
1477. Vim - A healthy capacity for vigorous activity, An imaginative lively style
(especially style of writing)
1478. Rack Gouge or Coerce or Extort, Excruciate
1479. Dystopia - State in which the conditions of life are extremely bad as from
deprivation, oppression or terror, A work of fiction describing an
imaginary place where life is extremely bad because of deprivation,
oppression or terror
1480. Homely - Without artificial refinement or elegance, Having a feeling of
home; cozy and comfortable
1481. Costive - Retarding evacuation of feces; binding; constipating
1482. Jouissance - physical or intellectual pleasure, delight, or ecstasy
1483. Picayune - (informal) small and of little importance, Something of small
importance
1484. Dole out - Give or provide in small portions
1485. Nonplus - Be confusing or perplexing to; cause to be unable to think
clearly
1486. Disconcerting - Causing an emotional disturbance
1487. Disconcert cause to feel embarrassed, Cause to lose one's composure
1488. Taxonomy - A classification of organisms into groups based on similarities
of structure or origin etc
1489. Farce Travesty ( A satirical imitation )
1490. Cad - Someone who is morally reprehensible ( Hound )
1491. Floe - A flat mass of ice (smaller than an ice field) floating at sea
1492. Stigma - A symbol of disgrace
1493. Snuf sniff
1494. Pariah Outcast
1495. Wobble - Move unsteadily ( Careen )
1496.
Resuscitate - Cause to regain consciousness
1497.
Fling - A short sexual relationship
1498.
Outlander a foreigner
1499.
Outlandish bizarre, eccentric
1500.
Lard - Add details to
1501.
tit for tat - An equivalent given in return
1502.
Moot - (law) of no legal significance, Open to argument
or debate, Think about carefully
1503.
Articulate - Unite by forming a joint or joints, Express
or state clearly

1504.
Contrapuntal - (music) having two or more
independent but harmonically related melodic parts sounding together,
Relating to or characteristic of or according to the rules of counterpoint
1505.
Bode Portend, Presage, Herald
1506.
Antithetical - Sharply contrasted in character or
purpose ( Comes from Antithesis )
1507.
Humble - Low or inferior in quality
1508.
Humbling - Causing awareness of your shortcomings
1509.
Wax to grow stronger, larger, or more intense
1510.
Dwindle - Become smaller or lose substance
1511.
Draft - Draw up an outline or sketch for something,
Enlist in army
1512.
Daft - Informal or slang term meaning insane, strange,
eccentric or stupid
1513.
Ascent - A movement upward, An upward slope ( Verb
Ascend )
1514.
Asseverate - State categorically
1515.
Emphatic - Spoken with emphasis, Forceful and
definite in expression or action
1516.