front 1 Iconoclast (noun) | back 1 a person who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions |
front 2 Resignation (noun) | back 2 the acceptance of something undesirable but inevitable |
front 3 Sodden (adj) | back 3 soaked through |
front 4 Languid (adj) | back 4 weak or faint from illness or fatigue |
front 5 Desecrating (verb) | back 5 treat a sacred thing with violent disrespect |
front 6 Lacerating (adj) | back 6 severely critical or hurtful |
front 7 Expound (verb) | back 7 explain the meaning of a literary work |
front 8 Conjectures (verb) | back 8 form an opinion based on incomplete information |
front 9 Mien (noun) | back 9 a person's look or manner, indicating mood |
front 10 Incredulous (adj) | back 10 unwilling or unable to believe something |
front 11 Ostentatious (adj) | back 11 vulgar or pretentious display used to impress |
front 12 Promontory (noun) | back 12 a point of high land that juts out into a large body of water |
front 13 Prostrating (verb) | back 13 reduce to extreme physical weakness |
front 14 Pugnaciously (adj) | back 14 eager to argue |
front 15 Fractious (adj) | back 15 irritable and quarrelsome |
front 16 Lavish (adj) | back 16 sumptuously rich, elaborate, or luxurious |
front 17 Pacify (verb) | back 17 quell anger, agitation, or excitement |
front 18 Futile (adj) | back 18 incapable of producing any useful result; pointless |
front 19 Strife (noun) | back 19 angry/bitter disagreement over fundamental issues |
front 20 Insinuation (noun) | back 20 an unpleasant hint |
front 21 Phosphorescent (adj.) | back 21 an enduring luminescence without heat |
front 22 Sacrilege (noun) | back 22 violation of a sacred item |
front 23 Fracas (noun) | back 23 a noisy disturbance or quarrel |
front 24 Stolid (adj.) | back 24 calm, dependable, showing little emotion |
front 25 Sultry (adj.) | back 25 suggesting a passionate or strongly sexual attraction |
front 26 Oblique (adj.) | back 26 not explicit or done in a direct way |
front 27 Supplication (noun) | back 27 action of asking for something humbly |
front 28 Fiend (noun) | back 28 wicked or cruel person |
front 29 Fetid (adj.) | back 29 smelling extremely unpleasant |
front 30 Wanton (adj.) | back 30 not caring |