front 1 admonish | back 1 to express warning or disapproval to especially in a gentle manner |
front 2 affinity | back 2 a kinship; an attraction to or liking for something |
front 3 amiable | back 3 being friendly, sociable, and cogenial |
front 4 bull | back 4 slang for a police officer, detective; usually adult male of carious large animals |
front 5 convivial | back 5 related to, occupied with, or fond of feasting, drinking, and good company |
front 6 crackpot | back 6 one given to eccentric or lunatic notions |
front 7 derelict | back 7 abandoned especially by the owner or occupant; also: run-down |
front 8 enigmatic | back 8 relating to, or resembling an enigma, mysterious |
front 9 flout | back 9 to disregard, to scorn |
front 10 gravity | back 10 bearing importance, seriousness; a serious situation |
front 11 greenhorn | back 11 an inexperienced or naive person; a newcomer (as to a country) unacquainted with local manners and customs |
front 12 gregarious | back 12 sociable |
front 13 hubris | back 13 exaggerated pride or self confidence |
front 14 hulking | back 14 massive |
front 15 indelible | back 15 cannot be removed, washed away, or erased |
front 16 inudate | back 16 overflow; overwhlem |
front 17 lumpen | back 17 a member of the crude and uneducated lowest class of society |
front 18 meander | back 18 to following a winding or intricate course; to wander casually without urgency |
front 19 mien | back 19 expression of attitude or personality; demeanor; appearance, aspect |
front 20 melodrama | back 20 a work (as a movie or play) characterized by extravagant theatricality and by predominance of plot and physical action over characterization |
front 21 ominous | back 21 foreboding or foreshadowing evil |
front 22 perfunctory | back 22 lacking in interest or enthusiasm; mechanical |
front 23 pseudoymn | back 23 a fictitious name |
front 24 snafu | back 24 a situation marked by errors or confusion |
front 25 terse | back 25 using a few short words; short |
front 26 tram | back 26 any of various vehicles: as a boxlike wagon running on rails (as in a mine); a carrier that travels on an overhead cable or rails; a streetcar line |
front 27 tramp | back 27 to walk, tread, or step especially heavily; to travel on foot |
front 28 transient | back 28 a guest who stays only briefly: a person traveling about usually in search of work |
front 29 upbraid | back 29 to criticize severely: find fault with |
front 30 veracity | back 30 truthfulness |