front 1 Luxuriously | back 1 Characterized by luxury |
front 2 Forte | back 2 A person's strong suit |
front 3 Attribute | back 3 To consider as a quality or characteristic of the person, thing, group, etc., indicated. |
front 4 Consequence | back 4 The effect, result, or outcome of something occurring earlier. |
front 5 Languid | back 5 Lacking in vigor or vitality; slack or slow. |
front 6 Lax | back 6 Not strict or severe. |
front 7 Excessively | back 7 Going beyond the usual, necessary, or proper limit or degree. |
front 8 Immensely | back 8 Vast; huge; very great. |
front 9 Extravagance | back 9 Excessive or unnecessary expenditure or outlay of money. |
front 10 Constitute | back 10 To compose, form. |
front 11 Speculate | back 11 To engage in thought or reflection; meditate. |
front 12 Earnest | back 12 Serious in intention, purpose, or effort. |
front 13 Invalid | back 13 A person who is too sick or weak to care for himself or herself. |
front 14 Induce | back 14 To lead or move by persuasion or influence. |
front 15 Sententious | back 15 Given to moralizing in a pompous or affected manner. |
front 16 Cynical | back 16 Distrust of people. |
front 17 Expurgation | back 17 To amend by removing words. |
front 18 Pulpit | back 18 A raised platform or lectern in a church or chapel from which the preacher delivers a sermon. |
front 19 Metaphysical | back 19 Of or relating to metaphyics. |
front 20 Notorious | back 20 Widely and unfavorably known. |
front 21 Neologistic | back 21 A new word, usage, or expression. |
front 22 Delicate | back 22 Fragile; easily damaged. |
front 23 Dispostition | back 23 The predominant or prevailing tendency of one's spirits. |
front 24 Contempt | back 24 Disdain; scorn. |
front 25 Indignation | back 25 Strong displeasure at something considered unjust, offensive, insulting, or base. |
front 26 Indiscretion | back 26 Lack of discretion. |
front 27 Trivet | back 27 A small metal plate with short legs. |
front 28 Tedious | back 28 Marked by monotony or tedium. |
front 29 Patronizing | back 29 Displaying or indicative of an offensive condescending manner. |
front 30 Profligate | back 30 Utterly and shamelessly immoral or dissipated. |
front 31 Apoplexy | back 31 Unconsciousness or incapacity resulting from a hemorrhage or stroke. |
front 32 Loathe | back 32 To feel disgust or intense aversion for. |
front 33 Incomprehensible | back 33 Impossible to understand |
front 34 Surmise | back 34 Suppose that something is true without having evidence to confirm it. |
front 35 Immoderate | back 35 Not sensible or restrained. |
front 36 Vacillate | back 36 Alternate or waver between different opinions. |
front 37 Egeria | back 37 A female advisor. |
front 38 Gorgon | back 38 A mean, ugly, or repulsive woman. |
front 39 Crumpet | back 39 A thick, flat, savory cake. |
front 40 Rupee | back 40 A cupronickel coin. |
front 41 Buttonhole | back 41 A slit made in a garment for a button. |
front 42 Misanthrope | back 42 A hater of humankind. |
front 43 Neologisitc | back 43 A new word, usage, or expression. |
front 44 Interment | back 44 The burial of a corpse in a grave or tomb. |
front 45 Portmanteau | back 45 A large trunk or suitcase. |
front 46 Dog cart | back 46 A two wheeled horse drawn cart. |
front 47 Terminus | back 47 A final point in space or time. |
front 48 Perambulator | back 48 A baby carriage. |
front 49 Equanimity | back 49 Mental calmness |
front 50 Philanthropy | back 50 The desire to promote the welfare of others. |