front 1 abstemious | back 1 sparing (usually in eating or drinking); temperate |
front 2 allure | back 2 to influence, sway, or entice with some tempting appeal |
front 3 aperture | back 3 a hole or an opening |
front 4 articulate | back 4 to speak distinctly; expressing oneself clearly |
front 5 atone | back 5 to make amends |
front 6 benevolence | back 6 kindness, generosity, charity |
front 7 bequeath | back 7 to hand down, to give or to leave in a will |
front 8 bestial | back 8 brutal without reason, having the attributes of a savage |
front 9 cajole | back 9 to persuade with deliberate flattery, to coax, to wheedle |
front 10 chaste | back 10 morally pure |
front 11 cherubic | back 11 innocent, wholesome, angelic |
front 12 chronic | back 12 marked by long duration or by frequent recurrence over a long period |
front 13 converge | back 13 to move together |
front 14 coquette | back 14 a women who flirts with men without sincere affection |
front 15 credulous | back 15 believing on slight evidence, gullible |
front 16 decorousness | back 16 proper behavior |
front 17 defile | back 17 to make dirty, to desecrate, to pollute |
front 18 defunct | back 18 no longer existing, dead |
front 19 demur | back 19 to hesitate, to delay, to object |
front 20 elated | back 20 very happy about something, having elevated spirits |
front 21 emaciated | back 21 very thin (usually as a result of starvation), wasting away |
front 22 estrange | back 22 to alienate, to seperate |
front 23 evocative | back 23 calling forth, calling to mind |
front 24 ferocity | back 24 savagery |
front 25 fertile | back 25 capable of reproducing |
front 26 furtive | back 26 secret in an underhanded way, stealthy |
front 27 fuse | back 27 to mix or to join (usually by melting) |
front 28 germinal | back 28 being in the earliest stage of development |
front 29 heretical | back 29 contrary to church doctrine or accepted beliefs or standard |
front 30 hideous | back 30 very ugly, offensive, shocking |
front 31 hypothesize | back 31 to reach a conclusion based on an assumption or something not proven |
front 32 ignoble | back 32 of lowly origin, without honor |
front 33 impudent | back 33 disrespectful, characterized by poor behavior |
front 34 incongruity | back 34 nonconformity, disagreement, incompatibility |
front 35 indefatigable | back 35 tireless, incapable of being fatigued |
front 36 ingratiate | back 36 to make an effort to gain good favor with someone |
front 37 interminable | back 37 having or seeming to have no end, wearisomely protracted |
front 38 latent | back 38 not visible, dormant |
front 39 lecher | back 39 one who indulges in excessively in sexual activity or in lasciviousness |
front 40 luscious | back 40 very pleasant to the taste |
front 41 malicious | back 41 motivated by hate or deliberate intent to harm |
front 42 melancholy | back 42 depression of spirits |
front 43 mosaic | back 43 a picture made by using various small pieces of multicolored material |
front 44 oblique | back 44 slanting, indirect, evasive, devious, misleading |
front 45 odious | back 45 deserving hate or contempt |
front 46 orthodox | back 46 conforming to established standards, conventional |
front 47 paradoxical | back 47 something that appears false or contradictory, but is actually correct |
front 48 patronizing | back 48 having a condescending attitude |
front 49 perpetuate | back 49 to prolong the existence of something |
front 50 pneumatic | back 50 pertaining to air or gas |
front 51 prodigious | back 51 extraordinary in bulk, quantity, or degree, great in size, enormous |
front 52 produndity | back 52 profound knowledge, intellectual depth |
front 53 propriety | back 53 correct conduct |
front 54 recapitulation | back 54 a summary |
front 55 reproach | back 55 to blame for something; a disgrace |
front 56 resonant | back 56 echoing, continuing to sound |
front 57 revere | back 57 to honor, to regard with respect |
front 58 rigor | back 58 strictness, severity |
front 59 rudiment | back 59 an essential element or skill, also the early stages of development |
front 60 scrupulous | back 60 very principled, very careful and conscientious |
front 61 sententious | back 61 given to excessive moralizing |
front 62 soliloquy | back 62 a speech or dramatic monologue made to oneself to reveal thoughts |
front 63 stoic | back 63 a stoical person, not showing passion or feeling, indifference, impassive |
front 64 superb | back 64 of very high quality |
front 65 superfluous | back 65 beyond what is needed or required, an overflow |
front 66 surreptitious | back 66 secret, clandestine, stealthy |
front 67 synthetic | back 67 artificial |
front 68 teeming | back 68 filled to overflowing, present in a large amount |
front 69 transcended | back 69 surpassed, exceeded |
front 70 utopian | back 70 having the characteristics of an ideally perfect place |
front 71 vivacious | back 71 full of life, very animated |
front 72 warranted | back 72 justified |