front 1 Bellwether | back 1 The person that assumes leadership, the person that shows the existence or direction of a trend |
front 2 Belligerent | back 2 of warlike character; aggressively hostile |
front 3 Bestow | back 3 To present as a gift |
front 4 Bovine | back 4 of or relating to cattle, buffalo |
front 5 Bravado | back 5 Pretentious, swaggering display of courage |
front 6 bibliophile | back 6 person who loves or collects books |
front 7 cadaverous | back 7 like a corpse; ghastly, pale, thin |
front 8 Callow | back 8 immature or inexperienced |
front 9 Cartographer | back 9 A person who makes maps |
front 10 Counterfeit | back 10 Not genuine, made in imitation for fraud; usually relating to money |
front 11 Clamity | back 11 an event resulting in great loss and misfortune |
front 12 Cease | back 12 put an end to state or an activity |
front 13 Charisma | back 13 a personal attractiveness or interestingness that enables you to influence others |
front 14 chasm | back 14 a yawning fissure or deep cleft in the earth's surface; gorge; a marked interruption of continuity; gap |
front 15 chronic | back 15 being long-lasting and recurrent or characterized by long-suffering |
front 16 clemency | back 16 mercy |
front 17 circuitous | back 17 deviating from a strait course |
front 18 Clandestine | back 18 conducted with or marked by hidden aims or methods |
front 19 Cloy | back 19 to become uninteresting or distasteful through overabundance |
front 20 Commodious | back 20 large and roomy |