front 1 Adroit | back 1 adj. Clever at dealing with difficult situations; adept; skillful. |
front 2 Affront | back 2 v. To insult or offend deliberately n. A deliberate insult or offensive act |
front 3 Avocation | back 3 n. An activity pursued for pleasure; a hobby. |
front 4 Crusade | back 4 n. A prolonged\, impassioned struggle for what is believed to be a just cause v. To engage in such a struggle |
front 5 Definitive | back 5 adj. Supplying a final answer, conclusive |
front 6 Demeanor | back 6 n. Behavior; bearing. |
front 7 Erudite | back 7 adj. Having or demonstrating extensive knowledge; learned. n. erudition |
front 8 Induct | back 8 1.) v. To install in office, sometimes with a formal ceremony 2.) v. To admit to a society or to a military service n. induction |
front 9 Lapse | back 9 1.) v. To fall or slip from a certain level of conduct or accomplishment 2.) v. To come to an end; to expire ---------------------------------- 1.) n. A minor mistake; a slip 2.) n. A pause or interval |
front 10 Militant | back 10 adj. Ready to fight, especially for a cause n. One who is ready to fight for a cause |
front 11 Pariah | back 11 n. A social outcast |
front 12 Prodigy | back 12 1.) n. A person who shows remarkable talent at an early age 2.) n. An amazing or extraordinary thing or event |
front 13 Protege | back 13 masc. n.; protege, fem. n. One whose training or career is helped along by another |
front 14 Raucous | back 14 1.) adj. Rough and unpleasant to the ear 2.) adj. Boisterous and disorderly |
front 15 Tacit | back 15 adj. Expressed without words; implied. |