Word

abacus

abandon

Method

Content

abacus"",
,
abacus n.
,! abaabaq""""
cus""
abacus:calculatesextant:navigate
Ab"off"

cus
(sextant"
""abacus(
")
, or
^_^" )

(a)(band)(on)
""
""(
, "abandon" )

abandon vt./n. forsake

The crew abandoned their ship
abandon oneself to N/Ving=/...
Do not abandon yourself to drinking
inhibition:abandonagitation:tranquility

simple_content

n.

vt., ; n.,

abase

abase

a-,ad-to base-
,()!

v. ( )
disgracedebasedemean
A man who betrays friends abases himself.

base bassus[] ( )
debase ( v. ) basement ( n. )

abashed

ash
""()

abashed adj.embarrassed
abash ( vt. ) bashbathabash
unabashed:embarrassmentunheralded:announcement

embolden ( vt. ) abash

adj.,

abateeat
( )
""

abate vt. ( )
waneannihilateeradicateexterminateextirpate (
) abolish
abate a tax
The medicine abated her pain.
bate
rebate ( vt. ) debate ( v. )

vt.()
, , , ,
;
vi.(),
, , ,
()

ab-,ad-to(), brev-,bridg"short,brief",

abbreviate v.curtailretrenchslash
to abbreviate the December to Dec December Dec
brev
brevity ( n. )
abbreviate:sentenceabridge:essay
abbreviation:sentencesynopsis:narrative

v., , ,
,

abdicate

ab- away,dic- order(),

,, (,)

abdicate v. ( ) ( )
relinquishshedslough
to abdicate the office
abdicate a right
abdic
abdicatedictator ( n. )
abdicator ( n. ) indicate ( v. )

v.,
(,)

abdomen

Ab( off
"")domen""
""
"
"""
,

abdomen n. ( )
abdominal ( adj. )

n.,

abduct

ab-away, duc-lead, t-

abduct vt.kidnap
abduct
viaduct ( n. ) introduction ( n. )

vt.,

ab-away,err-error, ant-adj.
""""""

aberrant adj. ( ) deviant

a rocket on an aberrant course
err
errant ( adj. ) erratic ( adj. )
aberrant:standarddigressive:topic

adj.

abate

abbreviate

aberrant

v.

abet

abet(gamble)
()

abeyance

abeyeyeance

....
...ab-eyance...

abhor

ab-away , hor( hole ) "" ! ,"",""

abhorrent

abhorrent------>rent => adj.(

adjective)

abide

abid
""

" "

" "

abject

abet vt.fomentinstigateprovoke
abet an ill-doer
betbait[]
abut ( v. ) abut ( )

n. ( )
doldrumslatency[] (
)
The law goes into abeyance.

vt., , ,

abeyance

abhor
vt.abominatedetestexecrateloathecontemndisdain
He abhor to tell lies.
hor
horrible ( adj. ) horrid ( adj. )
adore ( vt. ) greatly admire ( )

n., ,

vt.,

abhorrent
adj.Disgustingloathsomerepe
llentn. repugnancen. loathing
Violence is abhorrent to her.
adj.,
It's abhorrent to his idea.
abhorrence:dislikeadoration:fondness

abide vt. ( ) tolerate

I cannot abide her.
abide by
abide by the rules

abject adj. ( )
downtroddenunderfoot
an abject liar abject poverty
abject
rejectabject
reject ( v. ) projectile ( n. )
exultant ( adj. ) spirited ( adj.

ab-away,"ject"-throw (
)"",""..""!!!

abjure

vt. ( ) renounce ( )
forswearrecallrecantretract
abjure one's religion
abjure
perjury ( n. ) jury ( n. )
abjure:reject :
espouse ( v. ) affirm ( v. )

vi., ; vt.,

adj.,

abjure

jur-swear,ab-away,e,""""and

vt., ,

ablution

a
blue(tion)
,tion,"""
",Simon""
[ n ],tion
"[ n]" .

ablution n. ( )
perform [make] one's ablution
ablut
dilute ( v. )
antediluvian (adj.luvlut)

n.

abnegate

abnegate
~

abnegate v. ( ) ( )
abnegate
negative ( adj. ) renege ( v. )
reaffirm ( v. )

v.

abnormal

ab-away,normal-,

abnormal adj.irregular
abnorm

adj.,

abode

abodeold

abode n.homeresidence
babode
dadobe ( )

n.,

abolition

tion

abolition n.
the abolition of slavery
abolish ( v. )
persist in slavery ( )

n.,

abolitionist

tion+ist

abolitionist n.
abolitionist:slaveryanarchist:government

n.,

abominable

able-"~~",adj.,ominomen(),ab-away--->""omen",""

abominate

ate-make,omin-omen(),abaway--->,omen,(
"make";"have";"let";bid)

abominable

adj.loathsome ( )
abominable weather.
an abominable affair

abominate v.loathe ( )
to abominate sin
abomen
aomenate
abombombinate
ominous ( adj. )
esteem ( v. )

aboriginal

ab-+origin+al-adj.

[SAT] adj.n.native
aboriginal inhabitants
origin ( n. ) aborigine ( n. )
ETS
[SAT]

abortive

abort [SAT] (
vi. )
aborori,birthtive

DOS
Not ready reading drive A:
Abort, Retry, Fail?
(winXP,LKK)

abortive adj. ( )
unsuccessful ( fruitlessfutile )
an abortive organ.
It was an abortive attempt.

adj.,

vt.,

aboriginal

adj., ;
n.

adj., ,
;
adj.,,

abound

abound

abound

v. ( ) (
)
Streams abound with fish.
Natural resources abound inwith our country.
abound
und
abundant ( adj. )

aboveboard

above-,board---->,,

aboveboard adv. ( ) ( )
aboveboard
( ) ( )
chicanery ( n. ) surreptitious ( adj. )

adj.

abrade

abrade/

abrade v. ( )
abrade
abrasive[SAT] ( adj. )
abraded:frictionvaporized:heatdesiccated:dehydration

augment ( v. )

v., ,

abrasion

abrade,sion-,tion

abrasion n. ( )
abrasion resistance wind abrasion
scuff:abrasionheat:vaporization
lubricate:abrasionseal:leakage

n.

abreast

abreast ,
~ a() breast(
)(@_@"Simon
)!!

abreast adv.
to march abreast
You should keep abreast with the science.

adv.,

vi., , ,

abridge

abridge
,,

abridge v. ( )
curtailabbreviateretrenchslash
It was abridged from to original work.
abridge sb.'s rights
abridge:lengthattenuate:thickness

v., ,

abridgement

ment-

abridgement n.reductionsynopsis
abbreviation:sentenceabridgement:essay

n.,,

abrogate

rog-ask,ab-away->"""""/"

abrogate v. ( )
abateannihilateannulnullifyquashvitiate
This custom was abrogated 3 years ago.
abrog
abnegate ( v. )
interrogative ( adj. ) arrogant ( adj. )
embrace

vt.,

abruptly

ruptbreak/,bankrupt
( "ly" )

abruptly adv.suddenlyunexpectedly
an abrupt change in the weather.
an abrupt turn

adv.,

abscission

ab-,scissor-"", sc cut

abscission

abscond

abs-away,cond-hide--->,/

absolute

absolute,TOEFL/GRE/TOEIC
! AB-AWAY,SOLU-LOOSE,T(), e-adj
(, adj ? !
, "adj=adjective= ")

absolve

absolve"/
"

n. ( ) (
)
absciss
scissors ( n. )
process of grafting ( )

abscond vi. (
)
bunkdecamp
abscond with the money
abcond
condiment ( n. ) recondite ( adj. )
abscond:departpilfer[sneak]:takelurk:wait

adj. ( ) completetotal
( ) unlimited
absolute quiet absolute value
by absolute necessity
absolute
absolute:variabilityinevitable:chance

n.,

vi.,

absolute

absolve v. ( )
exculpateacquitexoneratevindicate
to absolve him from blame
They agree to absolve you from your obligation.
absolution ( n. ) dissolution ( n. )

v.

absorb

absorb

absorb

v. ( ) (
)
be absorbed by be absorbed in
absorb sb.'s attention
absorb
absorbed ( adj. ) absorbent ( adj.n. )

adj.,

abstain

abstain

abstemious

abs-away,tain=tin=tan=tenhold,,

v. ( )
curbrefrain
abstain from (wine, smoking) []
He abstained from voting.
abstain
abstain ( n.v. )
abstentionabstinence ( n. )

vt.,

abstemious adj.
abtem ( temetummead ) abstentiousabstinentcontinentsobertemper

ate
abstem ( )
an abstemious person.
ious
abstemious meals.

abstem ( )
ious

v.,

adj.,

abstinence

abs-away,tin-hold, ence ,
"",

abstinence n. ( )
abstainabstain

n., ,

abstract

abs-away,tract-drag(),8000
--->
,
--->/(
~~~ ~~)

abstract n. ( )
summaryabridgmentadj. ( )
make an abstract of
abstract
intractable ( adj. ) contract ( n.v. )
elaborate ( adj. )

n., , ;
adj., ,
; vt., ,

abstraction

+ tion , attention (
n. )

abstraction n. ( the act of remove or take away )

absent-mindedness
Her abstraction was so deep that he did not eat for 3 days.
3
abstracted ( adj. ) absentminded

n.

abstruse

absabtruse " truth

"
(,Simon~~
)

abstruse
adj.reconditeesoteric
His statement is a bit too abstruse.
abstrus
intrusion ( n. ) protrusion ( n. )

adj.,

absurd

ab-+surd-

absurd
adj.ridiculousludicrous
Their request is absurd.
an absurd opinion Don't be absurd! !
absurd

adj.,

abundance

abound ( v. ) und , "ance"

~.~

abundance n.
Carpets are available in abundance.
abundance of the heart
cornucopia:abundancemace:authority

n., ,

abuse

abuse""""
""~

abuse v./n. ( )
reviledepreciatederogate ( )
misusemaltreatmistreat
verbal abuse. to abuse a privilege
abuse oneself
disabuse ( ) abusive ( adj.

n., , ,
, ; v.,
,

abut

abut

abut v. ( on ) border upon ( on, against )

to abut on other land

His house abuts on the church.

v.,

abysmal

abyss n.
""" /
"
" "
"(@@"
)

abysmal
adj.fathomlessplumblessunfathomablewretched
The weather was abysmal.
abysmal misery.
stygian:darkabysmal:low

adj.,

abyss

abyssbottom

abyss n.chasm
the abyss of despair

n.

academician

academy;;,-ian---->

academician n.
national academician

n., ,
,

v., ,

v.,

accede

accede

ac-adto,cede-go---->,!!!!

v. ( )
consentsubscribe
We acceded to her request.
accede
accede ( v. )

concede ( v. ) recede ( v. )
demur ( vi. ) mur

accelerate

accelerareacad+celerare
( celer )

accelerate v.swiften
I decided to accelerate my advertising.
celerity ( n. ) decelerate ( v. )
expedite:processaccelerate:pace

accentuate v. ( ) ( )
emphasize
Her black hair accentuated the delicateness of her skin.

accentus ( accent n. )
accent
accent ( n. )

accentuate

accent n.,ate-make,------>,

acceptable

acceptable

acceptance

ance
(ance,S
imon~/
)

acceptance n. ( ) ( )
receive wide acceptance
acceptance of work
tender:acceptanceexhibit:inspection

authoritative:acceptanceconspicuous:attention

n., , ,
,

access

access

access n. ( )
approachvt. ( )
There is no access to the street through that door.

easy of access
have access to ( ) procession ( n. )

n., , ;
vt.,

accessible

"-ible","-able" ""adj.

accessible adj.
accessible money. an accessible person
This island is accessible only by boat.
abstruse ( adj. )

adj.,
, ,

adj. ( ) (
) satisfactory
an acceptable gift
Your proposal is quite acceptable.

v., ,

acceptable

adj.,

accessory

accessory
access adj.auxiliaryadjuvantancillaryappurtenantsubservi

entsubsidiarysupplementarysubsidiaryn. ( )
( access )
( )
accessory of a bicycle

accidental

accident ( n. )
cid

accidental
adj.fortuitousadventitiouscontingentfluky
accidental death accidental force
cid
deciduous ( adj. ) incident ( n. )

adj., ,
; n.,

acclaim

acclaim

acclaim v. ( ) hail
She was acclaimed as the winner.
acclaimed ( adj. )
claim ( v. ) proclaim ( v. ) exclaim ( v. )

n., v.,

n., , ,
, ;
adj., ,
,

acclimate

acclimate

acclivity

accolade

accommodate

accompany

v. ( )
vt.,
adaptclimatizeseason
acclimate
; vi.,
The rice has been acclimated in this area.

make unfamiliar with ( )

cliv

acclivity n.[]
proclivity ( n. ) declivity ( n. )

accolade
""
n.approvalappreciationbadgekudoslaurels
( )
The play received accolades from the press.
accolade
"" (
ad-"" collum"collar ( ) accolade adcol- ) "
"" collum"collar ( -col- ) "

n.[]

n.,
,

accommodate
v.bestowdomicile
vt., , ,
conform
commod
, , ...,
accommodate (sb.)for the night ()

, ; vi.
The guests are well accommodated.
accommodate (sb.) with ()[]
commodious ( adj. )

accompany

accompany v. ( )
Please accompany me on the trip to my hometown.

I accompanied he on the piano.

accompaniment ( n.[] ) accompanist ( n. )

vt.,

accomplice

compliceplace

accomplish

complcomplete

accomplice n. ( )
associateabettoraccessorycoconspiratorconspirator
complic
duplicity ( n. ) complicated ( adj. )
accomplish v.
You should accomplish the task.
complcomplete
accomplished ( adj. )

vt., ,

accord

accord

accord

accost

cost ( ) (
, )
(
)"".

accountability

accountable ( adj. )

accrete

accretion

v.agreereconcilegrantbestow ( with )
( to )
Your opinion accorded with mine.
According to my watch it is already 1 o'clock.
,
accord
accordance ( n. )
accost v. (
)
addresshail
He was accosted by a girl.
accost:approachimportune:requestglorify:praise/bequest:give
:

n.,

accountability

n.responsibility

accrete v. ( )
erode:diminish[destruction]accrete:enlarge[growth]
accretecreate
[][]
accrete:growinch:advance

accretion n. (
) (
accret
) addition
,tion
accretion of population
accret
reduction in substance caused by erosion ( )

n., , ,
; vt., ;
vi.

vt....,

n., ,

vi., , ;
vt., ;
adj.

n.

accrue

""
(MBASimon:,
,,
)accrue/ /

accrue v. ( ) accumulate
The interest accrued over the months.
common sense that accrues with experience.
accrue

vi.,

accumulate

accumul

accumulate v.garnerstockpile
He accumulated a good library.
accumul
dissipate ( v. )

v.,

accuracy

accurate ( adj. )
cura""

n., precisionexactness
firing accuracy
I doubt the accuracy of her statement.
accurate ( adj. )
cura""

n.,

accuse

accuse

accuse v.[]
She was accused as an accomplice.
accuse
accused ( adj.n. ) excuse ( n. )

vt., ,

acerbic

acerbity[SAT] ( n. ) acerb (
adj. )
abic

adj. (
) sourastringentsharpbitterharsh
The playwright allows an acerbic tone to pierce through otherwise arid or
flowery prose.

adj.,

achievement

achieve-ment,achieve

achievement n. ( ) (
)
Such a goal was impossible of achievement.

n.,

acidity

acidity

acidity n.
detoxification:poisonneutralization:acid

n., ,
[],

acidulous

acidulous

acidulous adj. ( )
acidulous satire

adj.,

acknowledge

knowledge

acknowledge v. ( )
I acknowledge the truth of your statement.
She is acknowledged as the best player of the year.

vt., ,

acACmeAC

acme n. ( )
apexapogeecapstonemeridianzenith
be [reach] the acme of perfection
acme:surpassimpossible:execute

n.,

accuracy

acme

acerbic

acolyte

acolyte
( a
liturgical service ) ( priest )

acolyte n. ( )

n.,

acorn

oak corn ( )

acorn n. ( )
oak corn ( )

n.[],

acoustic

acoustic

( )

(
,~~~)

acoustic adj.

adj.,
,

acoustics n. ( ) (
)
The hall has good acoustics.

n.

acoustics

acquaintance

acquaintance

acquire ( vt., )

acquiesce

acquire ( vt. )
quiet

n. ( )
( )
I have no acquaintance with this book.
She has a large circle of acquaintances.
quaint ( adj. ) acquaint ( v
v. ( )
consentaccedesubscribe
You acquiesced in their plan.
quiescent ( adj. ) quietude ( n. )
intransigent:acquiescedeferential

n.,

acquiesce

vi.,

adj.,
acquired adj. ( )
,
indigenous ( adj. )

acquisition n. ( )
This motor scooter is his latest acquisition.
n.,

divestiture ( n.[] )

acquired

acquisition

acquisitive adj. ( )
graspinggreedy
an acquisitive mind be acquisitive of ( )
requisite ( n. ) prerequisite ( n. )

acquisitive

acquire ( vt. )
ive

acquittal

acquit

acrid

aceracidr

acrid adj. ( )
pungentastringentaustere ( )
an acrid speech an acrid drug
grating[stridency, piercing]:soundacrid[acridity]:odor
[][]

adj.,
()

acrimonious

acri+monious,ious/ous

acrimonious adj.irefulwrathywroth
uninformative:knowledgeacrimonious:goodwill

harmonious ( adj. )

adj.,

acrimony

acrimony

acrimony n. ( ) asperity
speak with acrimony

n.,
,

acquittal

acrobat

acronym

n. ( )
( )
requite ( vt., ) ubiquitous ( adj. )
conviction ( n. ) acquit ( vt. )

adj.,
,

n.

acrobat n. ( ) (
) (
n.(),
acrobat
)
,

acronym ( n. ) acrophobia ( n. )

surgeon:dexterityacrobat:agility

acronym n. ( WAC Women's Army

acronym
Corps n.

radar radio detecting and ranging )

acrophobia

acrophobia

acrophobia n. ( )

n.[]

activate

active ( adj. )

activate v. ( )
Her lofty spirit has greatly activated me.

vt., ;
vi.

actuarial

actual ( adj. ) actuary (

n. ) "TOEIC"

actuarial adj. ( ) calculatingn.

( )

adj.,

actuate

v. ( ) motivateactivate ( )

What actuated her to give up such a promising post?

actuate

actuate

acuity

acuity

acuity n. ( )
sharpnesscuteness
acuity of wit
acumen ( n. ) acute ( adj.[] )

n., (),
()

acumen

acumen

acumen n. ( )
My business acumen has made me very successful.

alacrity:promptacumen:shrewd

unable to discerning ( )

n.,

acute

a+cute. " Q " Q

fool(
Simon)

acute adj. ( )
keenshrewdsensitive ( ) (
)
acute disease. She has very acute hearing.

perspicacity:acutecaprice:whimsical

mild ( adj. )

adj., [],

adage

adage

adage n. (
adag
e old adage )

n.,

adaptable ( )

adaptable adj. ( )
conformquadratereconcilesquare
adapt ( v. ) adaptor ( n. )
aptitude ( n. ) ineptitude ( eptapt )
adept ( adj. ) 'e'

adj.,

adaptable

vt.,

adaptation

adaptation n. ( ) ( )
adapta+tion..
( )
,/^_^"
The play is an adaptation of a novel.
the principle of adaptation to local conditions

addendum

addend

addendum n. ( ) addition
This is an addendum to the book.
addendum:documentpostscript:letter

n.,

addict

addict v./n. ( ) (
)
She was addicted to rock music.
film addict
He became addicted to the drug.
inured:toleranceaddicted:dependency

vt., ;
n.,

addition

addition

addition n. ( )
Our baby brother is an addition to our family.

disabuse:errorrehabilitate:addiction

n., , ,
,

additive

~add+tive(adj.)
( Simon V..^_^..OK)

addict

addle

adduce

adept

additive

n. ( )
color food additive

1 ) add
2 ) (
)

addle v. ( ) adj.

My brain is a bit addled by whiskey.

3)
addle

n., ,

adj., ,
; n. ;
adj.,,

vt., ;
adj.

adduce

adduce v. ( ) ( )
She adduced nothing to prove her theory.

induce ( vt. ) education ( n. )

vt.,
(
)

adept

adept adj. ( ) n. (
) expert
He was adept at irritating people.
adept 'e'
adopt ( vt. ) o
adapt ( vt. )
a

adj., ;
n.,

adequate

adequate adj. ( )
We should take adequate food for the holiday.

I hope he will prove adequate to the job.

equable ( adj. ) equation ( n. )

adj.,

adhere

adhere

adhere v. ( ) ( to )
The two surface adhered to each other.
I adhered to my plan to leave early.
dingy:glistenslippery:adhere

fanatic:admirezealot:adhe

vi., , ;
v.

adjudicate

adjudic ( to judge )

adjunct

1 )
adjunct
2)
adaddjun

adjure

1 ) adjure
abjure ( vt. )
2)
adjure
.."",
""
!

adjure v. ( )
I adjure you to speak the truth.

vt., ,
()

adjust

adjust

adjust v. ( )
He soon adjusted to army life.
adjust my watch

vt., , ,

adjutant n. ( ) ( )

adj. ; n.

administer v.manageprovide
administer the country

v., ,

admirable adj.
craven:admirabledeft:awkward

hero:admirableeccentric:unconventional

adj.,
, ,

adequate

adjutant
administer

admirable

adjunct ( n.adj. )
adaddjutant

1 )
administrateadministrate

2 ) minister

adjudicate v. ( )
adjudicate a claim for damages
judicious ( adj. ) prejudice ( n. )
adjunct n. (
)
appendageaccessoryappendixappurtenance (
)
This is an adjunct to the verb.

admire ( v. )

admire

admire

admire

admissible

admit ( v. )

admission

admonish

admon
admonimonitor ( n.vt. )
sh

adobe

adolescent

adultescent

adolescentlesson

v. ( )
( )
I admire you for your bravery.
mirage ( n. ) miraculous ( adj. )
elegy:sorroweulogy:admiration

gripe:disc

v., ,

n., ;
adj.

v., ,

admissible adj.
admissible evidence.

adj.,

admission n.aditingress
China's admission to the United Nations
Admission by ticket only.
gain [obtain] admission to [into]
grant sb. Admission
lottery:raffleticket:admission

n.,
,

admonish v. ( ) (
warnadvisereprovechiderebukerep
rimandreproach
They admonished those frantic football fans to change their wicked ways.

vt., ,

adobe n. (
)
an adobe house adobe walls
abode ( n. ) 'b'
adobe 'd'
AdobeAdobe

n., ;
Adobe,

adolescent adj.n. ( )

adj., ;
n.

adopt

adopt

adorable
adore

adopt v. ( ) (
)
They adopted my methods.
option ( n. ) adoptable ( adj. )

vt.,

adorable adj.delightfulcharming
an adorable set of twins.

adj.,

v. ( ) idolize ( ) ( )
She adores the cinema.
adoration ( n. )
oration ( n. ) inexorable ( adj. )

adore

adore
( )

adorn

orn

adorn v.decorateembellishbeautify
She likes to adorn herself with jewels.
orn
suborn ( v. ) ornate ( adj. )

v.

adroit

adroititit

adroit adj. ( )
expertdexterousdeft
an adroit tennis player
adroit
maladroit ( adj. ) adroitly ( adv. )

adj.,

adulate

adultate

adulate v. ( )
aversion:disinclinationadulation:admiration

scorn:rejectadulate:flatter

vt., ,

adulterate

adult+erate

adumbrate

umber

advanced

adulterate

v. ( )

adulate ( v. )

v., ,
()

vt. ; adj.,

adumbrate v. ( ) foreshadow
The recent development adumbrates a worldwide revolution.

umbrella ( n. ) umbrage ( n. )
revelation ( n. ) adumbration

vt.,

advanced adj.
the advanced education

adj., ,

advantageous

advantage ( n. )

advantageous
adj.profitablebeneficial
It is highly advantageous to us.

adj.

advent

1 ) (
)
2 ) vent

advent n. ( )
Since the advent of jet aircraft, travel has been speeded up.

intervention ( n. ) convention ( n. )

n.(
),

adventitious

advent

adventitious adj.accidentalcasual

adj.,

adventurous adj. ( )

adventurous pioneers

adj.,
,

adventurous

adversary

adversary n.opponentenemyantagonistcon
Great Britain and Germany were adversaries in the Second World War.
adverse ( adj. )

adversary
adversity ( n. )

n.,

adverse

adverse adj. (
) contrary
advers
( ) hostileopposing

Adverse circumstances compelled me to close my business.

adverse wind adverse fortune

adj., ,

adversity

advert

advisable

adversity

adversity n. ( )
A friend is known in adversity.
adversary n.ary
adversityitysitycity

advertvers
advert v.refern. ( )

He adverted to the need of more funds.

advert
advertising ( n.adj. )
advise ( vt. )
advisory ( adj. )

advisable adj. ( )
It is advisable to leave now.

n., ,

vi., ; n.

adj.,

advocate

advoc

aegis

s (
)

aeon

aeon

aerate

aerate

aerial

aeronautics

advocate v. ( )
championexpoundern. ( of ) (
) exponent
I advocates building more schools.
equivocal ( adj. )

n., ;
vt.,

aegis n.shieldprotectiondefense
A child whose welfare is now under the aegis of the courts.
n.[], ,

,
Zeus ( )

aeon n. ( eon )
Aeons passed before life existed on the earth.

aerate v. (
) ( ) (
)
He aerated his writing with a persuasive colloquialism.

Blood is aerated in the lungs.

aerial adj. (
)
pneumaticsoaringethereal
aerial view
domestic aerial ( ) ( )
aerial:airaquatic:water
aeronautics n. ( ) (
)
civil aeronautics
aeronautics

n.,

vt.,

adj.,
,
, ;
n.

n.,

aesthete

aesthete

aesthete n. ( )
connoisseur ( )
anesthetic ( n. ) aesthetically ( adv. )
aesthetics:beautyepistemology:knowledge

n.,

affable

1 ) affable ( n. )

2)
affable

affable adj. ( ) ( )
gentleamiablecongenialcordialgenialsonsy
an affable smile
ineffable ( adj. ) fabulous ( adj.)

adj.

affect

affect

v. ( ) ( ) infect (
)
He was deeply affected by my words.

vt., , ,

affectation

affectation n. (
)
without affectation
affection ( n. )
affectationa
artlessness ( n. )

n., ,

affect

affectation

affected

affected

adj. ( ) ( ) (
) assumed
Her manners are affected.
affectaffection
affectaffectionaffect
affectaffected
affected
disaffected:contentmentdubious:commitment

adj.,
(),
,

affection

affection n. ( )
have an affection for [towards]
affection:embracesubmission:obeisance

displeasure:frownindifference:shrug

n., , ,
,

affectionate

affectionate adj. ( )
Are you affectionate to me

adj.,

affidavit

affidavit n.[][] (
)
affid

perfidy ( n. ) confidence ( n. )
affidavit:statementwedding:ceremony

n.<>[],
(
)

affiliate

affiliate

affinity

affirm

v. ( ) ( to connect or associate ) (
)
1 ) affiliity
2 ) aff ( affinity )
3)
ateate

filial ( adj. )
dissociation ( n. ) affi
1 )
affinity n.analogysimilitude ( )
affinity
She feels a strong affinity for him.

affinity of aggregation
2)
infinite ( adj. ) confin
affinity
affirm v. ( ) (
) confirm ( )
affirm
I affirmed my love for you.
recant ( v. ) gainsay ( v. )
abjure ( vt. )

affix

affix

affliction

affliction

affix
n.stickfastenattachn.pre
fix or suffix
affix a stamp to the envelope
to affix my signature to a letter

v.(...),

n., ,
,

v., ,

vt., ;
n.[]

affliction

affluent

affordable

afford (
v.affordMoney
)

n. ( )
painsufferingmisfortune
bear up under affliction
conflict ( n./v. ) infliction ( n. )

n.,

affluent adj. ( ) richopulent

land affluent in natural resources
afflu
confluence ( n. ) superfluous ( adj. )
needy ( adj. ) impecunious ( adj. )
indigent ( adj. )

adj.,

affordable adj. ( can, could, be able to ) (

)
affordable housing
an affordable risk

affront

affront

affront v. ( ) offend
offer [put] an affront to sb. [upon sb.]
Such behavior is an affront to society.
effrontery ( n. ) confront ( vt. )

n., ;
vt., ,

aftermath

aftermath
"/"

aftermath n. ( ) (
)
famine as an aftermath of drought.
in the aftermath of war.

n.,

agape

1 ) agape
2 ) agape

(
)

()(!!!Simon
)

agape adj./adv. ( ) ( / )
openmouthed
She was left alone and agape.

adj.adv.,

agenda

agenda

agenda n. ( )
agendumdocketsked
place [put] sth. on the agenda
agility ( n. ) agitate ( v. )
repertoire:performancesyllabus:courseitinera

n.

agglomerate

agglomer

agglomerate v. ( )
conglomerate ( v. ) global ( adj. )

n., ;
adj., ;
vt., ,
; vi., ,

aggrandize

aggrandize

aggrandize v. ( )
augmentboostheightensublimeuprear
All my desired was to aggrandize my estate.

grandeur ( n. ) grandiloquent ( adj. )

vt.,

aggravate

aggravate v. ( ) intensify
Grief aggravated my illness.
Don't aggravate me.
gravity ( n. ) gravitation ( n. )
succor ( vt. ) ameliorate ( v. )

vt.,

aggravating

aggravating adj.annoying
How aggravating to be interrupted ! , !

adj., ,

aggregate

aggreggroupate

aggregate v. ( )
totalsumagglomerateconglomerate
in the aggregate
What were her aggregate wages last year?
aggravateav
aggregateeg

n., , ;
adj., ,
; v., ,

aggression

agadgression

aggression n. ( )
an aggression upon one's right
commit aggression against
air aggression
egress ( n. ) progress ( n./v. ) transgress ( v. )

n.,

aggressive adj.militantassertive
He is very aggressive.
an aggressive executive.
even-meaning ( adj. )

adj.,
, ,

aggravate

aggressive

aggrieve

grieve ( v. ( ) ( )
)

aggrieved

aggrieved

aghast

aggrieve

vt.outragepersecute
gratify ( vt. )

vt., ,

aggrieved adj. ( )
( )
grievous ( adj. ) grief ( n. )

adj.,
,

aghast adj. ( ) terrified

I stood aghast at this unforeseen disaster.
ghost n.

adj.,

agile

agIle

agile adj. ( )
an agile mind [wit]
agility ( n. )

adj., ,

agitated

agit ate

agitated adj.excitedperturbed
literate:eruditeagitated:frenetic

abandon:inhibitiontranquility:agitation

adj.,

agitation n.
equanimity ( n. )

n., , ,

agitation

agnostic n. ( )
adj.

agnostic19
a-"" GnosticGnostic
gnosis""
Gnostic

agnostic

n.[]

1 )
2 ) agog""demagogue (
agog adj. ( )
n. )
All agog to know what had happened.
3 ) agoggo golet's
go

adj., ;
adv.,

agony

1 ) agon
2)
agony

n.,

agrarian

agrarian

agog

agony n. ( )
dolor
Her last agony was over.
agonizing ( adj. ) antagonistic ( adj. )

agrarian adj. (
)
adj.,
agrarian reforms
agrarian:farmingmercantile:trade
agreeable adj.pleasing
Are you agreeable to his suggestion?
make oneself agreeable to sb.
irritable ( adj. )

adj.,
,

agronomy

agronomy n. ( )

n.,

ailment

ail

ailment n. ( ) ( )
women's ailments
malinger:ailflatter:appreciate

n.(),
,

airborne

airborn

airborne adj. ( )
airborne bacteria

adj.,
,

airtight

airtight

airtight adj.
an airtight excuse.
foolproof:failairtight:leak

adj.,

airy

airy adj.unrealimmaterial
airy dreams

adj., ,
, ,

alabaster

1 ) (
)
""
2)
alabaster

alabaster adj.

n. ;
adj.

alacrity

alacI like
alaALA

albeit

I will

agreeable
agronomy

alacrity

albino

alchemy

n. ( )
dispatchexpeditionpromptitude
He accepted my offer with alacrity.
husbandry:dissipatealacrity:procrastinate

albeit conj.although
Albeit she has failed twice, she is not discouraged.

n., ,

conj.

albino n. (

alI willbinoI will

)
n.,

albo
albino:pigmentprairie:tree

alchemy n. (

)
alchemy
chemistry ( n. )
n.,

alchemy:sciencenostrum:remedy

astrology:astronomyalchemy:chemistry

alcohol

alcohol n. (
)
alcohol algerbra
alkalial
thecohol
kuhl
alkuhlalcohol
1672""

n.,

alcove

althecovecave

alcove n. ( )
coat alcove
althecove
recess
niche ( )
alcove:recessdone:roof

n., ,
<>,

alert

RED
ALERT

alert adj. ( )
n.warning
No. one alert air-raid alert
be on the alert He is an alert boy.
stupor:alertdespair:hopeful

adj., ;
n.,

alias

aliasbias ( n. )

alias n. ( ) pseudonym
Johnson, alias Johns.
alias
epithet:disparagealias:mislead

n.,

alibi

alibi

(
/ )

alibi n. (
) (
) pretext
Have you an alibi?
alibi for being late
alibibebeing
alibi ( ) elsewhere

n.[], ,

alienate

alien

alienate v. ( )
We'd better not alienate ourselves from the colleagues.

reunite ( v. )

v.

alight

adj. ( on firelit ) v. ( ) (
) ( )
The sky was alight with millions of stars.

The queen alighted from the carriage.

The bird alighted on a twig.

vi. ; adj.,

alight

alight

align

alignline

alallign

align v. ( aline ) (
) ( )
We must align ourselves with her.
Align the car with the curb.

vi. ; vt.,

alimentary

1 ) ailment ( )

AliI like ( ) ail ( )

2 ) elementary ( adj. )

alimentary adj.
an alimentary endowment

adj.,

alimony

alkali

allay

all-consuming

aliI
likemoneymoney
alimony

""""
""

1 )
2 ) lay ( )

n. (
)

n.[](

),

alkali n.
alkali resistance

n.[] ; adj.

allay v. ( )
relievealleviateassuagemitigatemollifylull
My fever was allayed by the medicine.
alley ( n. ) e
increase the intensity of (

vt.,

all-consuming adj.

allege

allegiance

allegory

alleg
a
allege v. ( )

The police allege that he was murdered.

all leg
It is alleged that ...
e2
400

leg
all leg
allegiance n. ( )
iance100
devotionfealtypiety
( )
allegiance to one's native land

give allegiance to
all
all leg
ory

allergic

vt.,

n.,

allegory n.fableapologueparable
allege ( vt. )
allegiance ( n. ) ce ( )
allegory orystory

n.

allergic adj. ( )
I am allergic to penicillin.
I am allergic to injection.
sensitization:allergyhabituation:inured

adj.[],

allergy

alert ( adj. )

allergy n. ( ) (
) aversion
He have an allergy to penicillin.
n.[], <>
allerg
allergy:reactionlancet:instrument

alleviate

1 ) allev
2 ) relieve ( vt. )

alleviate v. ( ) allaymitigatemollify
vt.(),
Heat often alleviates pain.

levity ( n. ) elevate ( vt. )

alley

alleralle-y

alley n. ( )
( )
blind alley
n., ,
aller
()
allaylay

alloyo
alleye

alliteration

allliterature

alliter ( n. )

alliteration n. (
on scrolls of silver
snowy sentences. "" 4S )
alliterate:removeblazon:efface

n.

allocate

alloc

allocate v. ( ) assigndistribute
That space has been allocated for a new hospital.

allocate shares
location ( n. ) locomotive ( n. )

vt.,

allopathy

(
homeopathy )

( home )

( all )

allowance

alloy

allowance

allopathy

n. ( ) ( )
homeopathy ( n. )

n.[]

allowance n. (
) meed
Her monthly allowance is 50 Yuan. 50
make an allowance to
pittance:allowancerivulet:stream

n., , ,
; vt.

alloy n. ( )
Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc.
aluminium alloy
allaylay
alloyo
alleye
unalloyed ( adj. )
alloy:puritythin:density

n. ; vt.,

allude v. ( to )
He didn't mention my name but I was sure he was alluding to me.

lude
ludicrous ( adj. ) elude ( v. )
intimate:communicateallude:refer

allude

allure

allure
alluring

allure ( )
lurebait

alluvial

alluv

ally

(~~Simon,
)

almond

alms

aloft

aloof

v. ( ) to temptenticen.fascination
They allured me into a snare.
lurebait ( lure66 )
alluring adj.attractivecharming
slippery:eludealluring:entice

alluvial adj.
alluvial deposits
alluvium ( n.[] ) ablution ( n. )

vi., ,

v.
adj., ,

adj.,

ally n.
England allied with France.
ally oneself with[to] []
ally:warteammate:game

adversary ( n. )

v., ...(,
),
; n.,

almond n.
Almonds are used extensively in confectionery.

monadmonish"
"
alimony ( n. ) I like money!

n.[], ,

alms

n. ( )
ask for alms

n.,
(,,
)

loft ( n. )

aloft adv.upward
Birds perching aloft telephone wires.
My fighting spirit soars aloft.
grounded ( adj. ) founder ( v. ) keep[stay] aloft (
)

adv.,

afloo

aloof adj. ( )
reservedstandoffishunbending
He held himself aloof from the others.
politic:offendaloof:associate

gregarious ( adj. ) intimacy ( n. )

adv., ;
adj.,

alphabetical adj.
in alphabetical order
alphabeta

dictionary:alphabeticalannals:chronological

adj.,

alphabetical

alter

alter

v. ( ) (
)
These clothes must be altered.
The weather alters almost daily.
altercation ( n. ) alternation ( n. )
friable:crumblemalleable:alter

v.

altercation

altercation

altercation n. ( an angry argument ) quarrel

He had an altercation over the umpire's decision.

n.,

alternative

alter

alternative adj.n. (
)
There was no other alternative but to fight till the victory.

n.,
,
; adj.,

altitude

altruism

aluminium

altitude

altitude n.
It is difficult to breathe at high altitudes.
n.(),

(),
absolute altitude
(, )
exalt ( v. ) altimeter ( n. )
altruism
n.unselfishselflessnessbenevolenteleemosynary
philanthropic
altruism
n.,
altruist ( n. ) altruistic ( adj. )
selflessness:altruistexpertise:connoisseur

egoism ( n. )
aluminium n. ( 13Al )

n.[] ; adj.

amalgam

am

amalgam n.blend

n.[],

amalgamate

amalgam ( n. )

amalgamate v.unitecombineadmixinterfuse
That school will amalgamate with another school.

separate ( v. ) isolate ( v. ) disintegrate ( vt. )

v.,

amass

mass

amass v. ( ) garnerhivestockpile
During each war the monopoly capitalists amassed fabulous wealth.

massive ( adj. ) massacre ( n./v. )

vt.,
()

amateurish

amateur ( n. )
amatamoreur

amateurish adj.inexpertunskillful
amorous ( v. ) enamored ( adj. )

adj., ,

ambidextrous

ambidextrous
(
?
#.@"

ambidextrous adj.skillfulversatile
ambidextrous tennis players
ambiguous ( adj. ) dextrous ( adj. )

adj.,

ambience

ambiience

ambience n.environmentatmosphere
The restaurant has a pleasant ambience.
ambient ( adj. )

n.,

ambiguity

ambiguity n. ( )
watershed ( n. )

n.,

ambiguous

ambiguous

ambiguous adj. ( )
uncertainvagueobscureequivocalunintelligible
ambiguous:claritymendacious:truth

ambiguous:understandblatant:ignore

adj.,

ambition

ambition n. ( )
My ambition is the presidency.
shiftless:ambitioningenuous:guile
[][]

n.,

ambivalence n. ( )
commitment ( n. )

n.

ambivalence

ambivalent

ambivalent

ambilent

ambivalent adj. ( ) ( )
There is an ambivalent feeling towards GRE.
GRE
valiant ( adj. ) valor ( n. )

adj.,

amble

ambleambul anbleI am
ball;
"""""amble"
" -
"(SimonDVD)

amble n./v. ( ) saunterbummelmoseystroll

The horse is walking at an amble.
ambleambul
anbleI am ball
ambulance ( n. ) preamble ( n. )
ample ( adj. ) apple

vi.,

ambrosia n. ( )
mellifluous:musicambrosial:food

n.,

ambrosia

ambulatory

ambulamble ( vi. )

ambulatory adj. ( )
an ambulatory patient.
ambulamble ( vi. )

adj., ,
; n.

ameliorate

1 )
ameliorate

2 ) meli

ameliorate v.improvemeliorate
The situation has ameliorated.
meliorbetter

v.,

amenable

amenable

amenable

amenable

adj. ( ) submissiveobedient
He is amenable to reason.
menerable
inimical ( adj. ) recalcitrant ( adj. )

adj.,
,

amendment

amendment

ment

n. ( ) (
)
The 19th Amendment to the Constitution gave women the right to vote.

The plan was passed without amendments.

amends ( n. ) emen

amenity

amenity
"
"

amenity n. ( )
( ) amiabilitycordialitygeniality
Stadiums and gymnasia are just some of the town's local amenities.

amoenus

n.,

amethyst

mystery ( n. )

Amethyst

amethyst n.

n.[],

amiable

amiable
ami n.affablegenialcordialcomplaisantlenien

tobliging
adj.,
Ami ( )
The foreign guests are always amiable to the host when they visit his
able
house

amicable

amity
amnesia
amnesty

amoral

amity

ami ( )

amnesia

amnes

n.,

amicable adj.congenial
to settle a question in an amicable way
1 ) amicusfriend
2 ) ami
3 ) amicable
amiableamicable
C
inimical ( adj. )

adj.,

amity n. ( ) amiable
She lives in amity with her neighbors.
ami ( )

n.,

amnesia

n. ( )

amnesty n. (
)
Some criminals were favored with amnesty.

amoral adj. ( )
amoral
Young children are amoral.

immoral ( adj. )
amoral

n.(
)

adj.,

amorous

amorous

..

amorphous

amorphous

adj. ( ) (
)
1 ) amorous
2)
rose

3 )
amour ( n. )

n.

amorphous

amphibian

adj.,

amorphousness n.
amorphousness:definitionlassitude:energy

amorphousness

amortize

adj. ( )
inchoate
I can't understand your amorphous ideas.

metamorphose ( v. ) morphology ( n. )

adj., ,

amortize v. (
)
v.
immortal ( adj. ) mortality ( n. )
suddenly increase one's indebtedness ( )
amphibian n. ( )
1 )
adj.,
amphiambibibiosan

;
2)
amphiambibibiosan
n.,
amphibian

eaglet:birdfrog:amphibian ( ) fawn:mammal

amortize

( )

ample

2)
amphibian

ample n.abundantenoughadequate
I have ample money for the journey.
We have an ample supply of water.
amplify ( vt. ) amplitude ( n. )

adj.,

amplify

amplify

amplify v. ( ) extend
She amplified on the subject.
amplified ( adj. ) amplifier ( n. )
mute ( vt. ) abridge ( v. )

vt., ; v.

amplitude

amplitude

amplitude n.
meagerness ( n. )

n., , ,

amputate

amputate

amulet

amulet

amuse

anachronism

anachronism

anachronistic

amputate

amulet

v. ( )
to amputate a arm
putamputee ( n. )

vt.(,)

n. ( )
fetishjujumascotperiaptphylacterytalisman
amulet:evilhelmet:injury

n.

amuse v.
Her story amuses me.
I amused myself by reading detective stories.
Muse ( ) ( )

amused ( adj. ) amusing ( adj. )

vt.,

anachronism n. ( )

chronicle ( n. ) synchronous ( adj. )

anachronism:chronologyfallacy:logic

n.

anachronistic adj.old-fashioned
anachronistic:timediscordant:sound

adj.

anaerobic

anaero

anaerobic adj. ( )
anaerobe ( n. )
living in oxygen ( ) respiration ( n. )
require oxygen ( )

adj.[]
,

anagram

anagram

anagram n. ( ) (
)
'Silent'is an anagram of'listen'. Silent listen

n.
()

analgesic

analgesic

analogue

analogy ( n. )
analog

analgesic

analogy

n.adj.anodyneanesthetic
nostalgia ( n. ) neuralgia ( n. )
analgesic:painanesthetic:sensationpalliative:symptom

analogue n.
Surimi is marketed as an analogue of crabmeat.

analogy n. ( ) (
)
No analogy exists between you and me.
analog
forced analogy
prologue ( n. ) epilogue ( n. )
lacking similarity ( )

adj., ;
n.[]

n., ,

n.,

analysis

analysis

n. (
)
The analysis of the samples showed some valuable clues to the police.

lysis
measure:dimensionanalyze:nature
synthesis ( n. )

n.,

analytical

analytical adj.[]

adj.,

anarchist

anarchist

anarchist

n.insurgentinsurrectionistmutineer
anarchist:rebelapologist:defend

anarchist:governmentabolitionist:slavery

n.

anarchy

anathema

anatomical

1 ) (
)
2)
anathema

3)
anathema

1 )
anatomical

2 ) anatomy
3)
anatomtomb

ancestor

anchorite

ancillary

anchor ( v. ) rite ( n. )

anarchy n. political disorder ( )

anarch
matriarchy ( n. ) hierarchy ( n. )
order ( n. )

n.,

anathema n. ( )
comminationimprecationmaledictionmalison

n., ,
[],
()

anatomical adj.

adj.,

ancestor n. ( )
ascendantforebearforefatherprimogenitorprogenitor
Her ancestors came from Italian.
heirloom:ancestorbequest:testator

scion ( n. )

n.,

anchorite n. ( ) hermitrecluse

n.,

ancillary""
ancillary adj.subordinateauxiliary ) n.aid
Some practice in the deft use of words may well be ancillary to the study
""
of science.

ancilla ( )
""""

anecdote

1 ) dote
vi.
2)

anemia

anemia

anesthesia

anecdote

n. ( ) yarn

adj.,

n.,

anemia n. (
)
anemic ( adj. ) strong/hale ( adj. )

n.,

anesthesia n. (
)
sensation ( n. )

n.=<>anaethesia

anesthetic

n. ( )
analgesicanodyne
local anesthetic
aesthetic ( adj. )
analgesic:painanesthetic:sensationsoporific:alertness

n., ;
adj.

anesthetic

anesthet

anguish

anguish

anguish n. ( ) distress
My heart anguished within me.
anguanger ( n. )

n., ;
vt.,
; vi.

angular

angular

angular adj. ( having angles ) ( ) ( thin and bony

)
angular velocity

adj.

anhydrous

anhydrous

anhydrous adj. ( )
anhydrous compounds
dehydrate ( vt. ) carbohydrate ( n. )
wet ( adj. )

adj.

animate

animate

animate adj.livingv. ( )
The party was animated by her.
v. ; adj.
animated ( adj. ) animation ( n. ) vivacity
magnanimous ( adj. ) unanimous ( adj. )

animosity

1 ) anim
2)
animoanimalsitycity

animosity n. ( )
There exists animosity between us.

n.,

animus

animanimalus

ani

animus n.animosityantagonismrancor
( )

friendliness ( n. )

n.,

ankle

n. ( )
rankle ( vi.vt. )
rankle

n.[]

n. ( ) chronicle
the annals of war
annanniversary ( n. ) annuity ( n. )
dictionary:alphabeticalannals:chronological

n.,

ankle
annals

annals

ann
?
?()

annexation

annexnext

annihilate

annihil

annihilate v. ( ) demolish
We annihilated the enemy.
nihil ( n. ) nihilism ( n.[] )

vt.,

annotate

notanote

annotate v. ( )
an annotated text
connotation ( n. ) notorious ( adj. )

v.,

announce

announce v. ( )
The captain announced that the plane was going to land.

announce guests
announce

vt.,

annoy

annoy v. ( )
abradechafefretgallirkprovokerufflevex
She looked annoyed.
be annoyed with sb. for [at] sth. ( ) ( )
anoienanoierinodiar
testy:annoytractable:control

vt.,

annoying

annoying adj.
How annoying! !
annoying:gadflyrude:churl
[]

adj.,

annul

a nono

annul v. ( )
invalidatecancelabolishabateabrogateannihilatenegate
nullifyquash
nulnullify ( v. )
make legal ( ) reaffirm ( vt. )

v., ,

anodyne

1 ) anodyne
2)

anodyne n. ( ) analgesicanesthetic

n., ;
adj.

anomalous

anomalous
adj.aberrantdeviantheteroclitepreternatural
typical ( adj. ) normal ( adj. )

adj.,

anomaly

anomal

anomaly n. ( )
climatic anomaly gravity anomaly
stream:eddytrend:anomaly

anomaly:paradigmaticblemish:flawless

n.,

anonym

anonymous adj. ( ) innominate

an anonymous letter
synonym ( n. ) pseudonym ( n. )
anonymous:identifynonchalant:excite

adj.

anonymous

annexation

n. ( ) (
)
the annexation of Czechoslovakia by Germany

annex

n.

anorexia

1 )
anorexorexisia

2)
anorexia

easy

anorexia n. ( )
anorexia nervosa

n.,

antagonistic

antagon

antagonistic adj.
synergic ( adj. )

adj.,

antagonize

antantiagon

antagonize v. ( arouse hostilityshow opposition )

antagonism ( n. ) oppositionenmity
cowardice:intimidatecholer:antagonize

placate ( v. ) propitiate ( v. ) mol

vt.,

Antarctic

antantiarctic

Antarctic adj.

adj.

antecedence

antecede

antecedence n.precedence
recede ( v. ) accede ( v. )

n.,

antecedent

antecede

antecedent n.adj.
That was antecedent to this event.

n. ; adj.

antedate

antedate

antedate n. ( thing that comes before another )

vt.
That event antedated World War .

n.
; v.,

antediluvian

antediluvian adj. oldfashionedprimitivehoaryNoachiantimewornvenerable

an antediluvian automobile
antediluvium
antediluvian:agecolossal:size

adj.(
), ,
;
n.,
,

antenna

ante ( ant )
nna

antenna n. ( ) (
)
antenna:signalnet:fish

n.

anterior adj. ( )
previousearlierantecedentforegoingprecedentprior
ages anterior to the flood
ante
superior ( n.adj. ) inferior ( adj. )
interior ( adj. ) exterior ( adj. )

adj.,

anterior

anthem

1 ) anth
2)
anthem

anthem n. ( ) ( )
national anthem

n.,

anthology

anthologylogos

anthology n. ( )
anaanalectsflorilegiummiscellanyomnibus
anthesis ( n. ) chrysanthemum ( n. )
compendium:summaryanthology:collection

n.,

anthropoid

anthropo

anthropoid adj. ( ) n.
misanthrope ( n. ) philanthropist ( n. )

n. ; adj.

anthropology

anthropology

anthropology n. ( )

n.

antibiotic

antibio

antibody

antibody

antic

anticipate

antibiotic n. (

) adj.
n. ; adj.
antibiotic:infectioncoagulant:bleeding

antibody n. (

)
n.
food:nourishantibodies:protect

antic adj.

fantasticqueern.grotesq
n., ;
anticoantiqu
ueprankcaperfroliclarkmonkeyshineshenanigan
adj.,
e ( n. ) ( antiqueantic )
The monkey made some antics.

anticipate

anticipate v. ( ) expect (
)
I anticipate hearing from you again.
anticipate sb.'s arrival with much pleasure.
incipient ( adj. )

vt., ,
, ,
; v., ,

anticipatory
anticlimax

antidote

anticlimax

anticipatory adj.
retrospective ( adj. ) untoward ( adj. )

adj.,

anticlimax n. ( )
( )

n., ,

antidote n.
I antidoted the poison with quick medication.
antidotedose
Jogging is an antidote to nervous tension. n.[],
overdose ( n. )
anecdote ( n. )

antigen

antigen

antigen n. ( )
Australia antigen (AA) ""

n.<>[]

antihistamine

antihistamine

antihistamine n.[] (
)

n.[]

antipathy

antipathy

antipathy n.animosityanimusantagonismrancor
I have an antipathy to cats.
apathy ( n. ) sympathy ( n. )
affection ( n. ) benevolence ( n. )
settled fondness ( ) propensity

n.,

antiquated

antique ( n. ) antiquity (
n. )

antiquated adj.obsoleteold
fashionedantediluvianhoaryNoachiantimewornvenerable

adj.

antiseptic n.adj.
antiseptic gauze
antiseptseptic ( adj. )
oil:lubricateantiseptic:disinfect
sedative:pacifyantiseptic:sterilize

adj., ,
; n.,

antithesis

antithesis

Antisister

antithesis n.contrastopposition
The antithesis of death is life.
antithesset

n.

antitoxic

antitox

antitoxic adj.
detoxify ( vt. ) intoxicate ( vt. )

adj.

anvil

anvil n. ( )
A good anvil does not fear the hammer. []
hammer:anvilpestle:mortar
( )

n.[]

aorta

aorta n. ( )

n.

apathetic

apathetic adj.
ennui:enthusiasticfervor:apathetic

arrhythmic:regularityapathetic:concern

alacrity:apathetictemerity:timid

adj.,
,

apathy

apath

apathy n. ( )
indifferenceimpassivityphlegmstoicismstolidity
She has an apathy to food.
have an apathy to
fervor ( n. )

n.,

aperture

aperture

aperture n.openingholegap
aperture card
aperopen

n., , , (,
),

apex

apexAPEC ( )
APEC
2001

ApexX

apex n.crestfastigiumvertex
She was at the apex of her fortunes.

n.

antiseptic

aphasia

aphasia n. (
aphasia

)
phrase ( n. )

n.

aphorism

aphorism

aphorism n. ( )
maximadageapothegmaxiomdictumgnome
brevity[conciseness]:aphorismdistortion[exaggeration]:caricature
[]

aphoristic adj.
aphoristic:tersehyperbolic:exaggerated

aphoristic

apiary

apiary

apiary

apiculture

apiculture

n., ,

adj.(),
()

n. ( )

He keeps an apiary.
apiaryaviary ( n. )
apiary:beecage:pet
apiculture

n. ( )

n.self-possessionassurance
with aplomb
plomb

n.,

n.

aplomb

aplomb

apocalyptic

apocalyptic adj. (
apocalypse ( n. )
)
apocalcall propheticDelphianfatidicmanticoracularsibyllinevaticvaticin

al
apocalyptic:propheticinconsequential:illogi

n., ,

adj.,

Apocrypha
n. ( )

1 ) apocryph ( cryptic adj. )

2)
apocry

canon ( n.

apocrypha

apocryphal adj.spuriouscounterfeit
apocryphal:authentic
authenticated ( adj. )

apocryphal
apogee

apogee

apogeegeo

apolitical

apolitical

n. (
)
The orbit has an apogee of 200 miles from the earth.
200
geology ( n. )
perigee ( n. )

apolitical

adj. ( )

adj.,

n.

adj.

apologize vi.

apologist n. ( )
saboteur:disruptapologist:defendanarchist:rebel

disciple:followheretic:unconformitypatron:support

critic ( n.

n., ,

apologize

apolog

apologize v.
I must apologize for calling you so late.

apologize to sb.
apologize for oneself
apologize:contritecompliment:impressed

vi.,

apophasis

apophas

apoplectic

apoplectlet

apoplectic adj. (

n. ;
MICHAEL
)
adj.,
JACKSON

apologist

apophasis

n. [] ( )
apophasis:claimoxymoron:paradox

n.[]

apostasy

apostasystay

apostasystate

apostasy
n. (
)
defectionrecreancytergiversation
status ( n. ) statute ( n. )
apostasy:faithrecantation:heresy

n., ,

apostate

apostate

apostate n.renegade
renegade:allegianceapostate:faith

n., ,
; adj.,
,

apostrophe

apostrophe

apostrophe
n. ( ' ) ( ( ' )
can'tcan not'881988 boy'sJames'
two 0's, four 9's the 1980'sthe nineteen
eighties2080 'lectricelectric
)

n.,

apothecary

apothegm

a pot he carycare (
)
apothe
cary

Apothecary

1 )
apothegmthem (
)
2 ) apot (
)

apothecary

n. ( ) pharmacist
apothecary:medicinebutcher:meat

apothegm

n. ( )

n. ( ) (
)
He was the apotheosis of courage.
theology ( n. ) atheism ( n. ) deify ( v. )

n.,

n., ,

apotheosis

1 ) apotheos
2)
apot

apotheosis

appall

1 )
appalpale
2 )

appall v.consternatedaunt
The public were appalled when they heard the president had been
murdered.

embolden ( vt. ) nerve ( vt. ) encourage (

v. )

vt.,

appalling

appallappealing (
adj. )
apparatusapparitionappalling
apparel
20

appalling adj. ( causing horrorshockor dismay )

When will this appalling war end? ?

adj.,

apparatus

1 ) apparereap-adparare
2)
apparatus

apparatus n.
There is sports apparatus in the gym.

n., ,

apparel

1 )
apparapparent (
)
2 ) appare

apparition

1 ) appar ( ) +ition
2 ) apparit

n., , ,
,

apparel n. ( ) ( )
clothinggarmentsattirearraycladgarbraiment
gaudy:apparelgrandiloquent:speak

tonsorial:hairsartorial:apparel

n.,

apparition n. ( )
n.,
He saw the apparition of his dead wife.
(), ,
specter ( n. ) wraith ( n. ) was
appeal v. ( )
beseechcraveentreatimploreimportunesupplicate (
) ( to )

She appeals to me.

an appeal for forgiveness
remonstrator:dissuadeapp

n., , ,
, ; vi.,
, ; vt.

appealing

appealing
adj.bewitchingcaptivatingseductivesiren
appealing eyes
noisome ( adj. )

adj.,
,

appearance

appearance n. ( )
My sudden appearance surprised her.
Don't judge by appearances.
garishness:appearancestridence:sound

fetid:smellugly:appearance

n., , ,

appeal

appealpull

appease

appease

appellation

""""
""
( / )
"/"
=>

appendage

"appendage"
""
/

""
""(Simon
())

appendix

appendageix ( )

appease
v.assuageconciliatemollifyplacatepropitiate
I appeased him by saying sorry.
implacable:appeaseindomitable:subdue

roil ( vt. ) vex ( vt. )

appellation

n.titledesignationcognomencompellation
foreword:introductoryappellation:designate

vt., , ,

n.,

appendage

n.adjunct ( )
pend
appendix ( n.[] ) pendulum ( n. )

n.,

appendix n. ( ) []
This dictionary has two appendices. 2
synopsis:condensedappendix:supplementary

n., ,
[]

appetite

n. ( )
cravingitchlust
She has a good appetite. sexual appetite
A good appetite is a good sauce. []
gourmand:appetiteskinflint:thrift

appetite

appetizer

appetizer

n. ( )

appetizing

appetizing

applaud

applaudapplause (
n. )

applicable

apply ( vt. ) applicability (

n. )

adj.

applaud v.acclaimplaudit
Everyone applauded.
mirth:laughterapproval:applause

n., , ,

n.,
adj.,

v., ,

applicable adj.appropriaterelevant
The new law is applicable to from next year. adj.,
This rule is not applicable to you.
applicant

n. ( ) seeker
job applicant
remonstrator:dissuadeapplicant:appeal

interview:applicantaudition:actor

n.,

v. ( )
nominate
I was appointed mayor of the city.
appoint:officialcast:actor

vt.,
(,), ,

applicant

appoint

appoint

apposite

apposition

apposite adj. ( )
appropriateaptrelevantapplicableapplicativeapplicatoryapropos
pertinent
My answer was apposite.
opposite ( adj. ) extraneous ( adj. )
apposition n. (
appossite

The painter Barry was born in

BostonBarry and the painter )
appossite

adj.

n.,

appraise

appraise
Simon
~"
()"~Simon
~

appraise v. (
)
appraise historical characters correctly

v.

appreciable

appreciable adj. ( enough to be perceived )

noticeableperceptiblepalpabletangible
There is no appreciable difference between them.
( )

adj.,

appreciate

appreciate

appreci

apprehend

apprehend

v. ( understand and enjoy ) ( gratefully recognize )

( )
I really appreciate your help.
Do you appreciate good wine?
This land has appreciated in value.

apprehend v.capturearrestdread
Do you apprehend any difficulty? ?
apprehend a thief
prehensile ( adj. ) comprehensive ( adj. )
n. ( )
misgiving
He looked around the room with apprehension.

She is a girl of weak apprehension.

apprehension:terroraffection:adoration

vt., , ;
vi.,

v.

apprehension

apprehension

adj. ( ) (
)
I am apprehensive that he may fall ill.
intrepid ( adj. )

n., ,

apprehensive

apprehensive

apprentice

apprise

apprentice n. (
apprent

"",
) novicecoltneophyterookietenderfoottyro
()
He's apprenticed to a craftsman.

prise

apprise v.informnotify
He was apprised of our arrival.
appraise ( v. ) apprisea
apprise:informationadmonish:warning

withhold information ( )
approach

adj.

n. ; v.

vt.

approach

approach

v. ( ) n. (
) method
Spring approaches.
approached the task
approachable ( adj. ) reproach ( v. )

approbation

1 ) probprove
2)
approbprobeate

3 ) apporbprobeation

approbation n. ( )
The play received the approbation of the mass media.

n., ,

approbatory adj.
approbatory gestures

adj., ,

approbatory

appropriate

appropriate

propr

v. ( ) (
)
annexfilchpilferpinchpurloinsnitchswipeadj. (
)
applicableaptbefittingfelicitous
Her casual clothes were not appropriate for such a formal occasion.

n., , ,
, , ,
; vt., ;
vi.

adj.

appropriateness

appropriateness n.
infelicity ( n. )

approval

approval n. ( )
I showed my approval by smiling.
mirth:laughterapproval:applause

endow:incomeendorse:approval

n., ,

approve v. ( of ) ( )
approbatecountenance
I don't approve of wasting time.
substantiate ( v. ) disapprove ( v. )

vi., ; vt.,
; v.

approve

approve

approximate

approximate

approxim

adj. ( much likemore or less correct or exact

)
The approximate time is two o'clock. 2
paraphrase:verbatimapproximate:precise

adj., ;
v., , ,

approximation n.
approximation to the truth
stickler:approximation[imprecision]purist:adulteration
[] )

n., ,
[]

apron

April ( n. )

apron n
stylus:marklamp:illuminationapron:protection

dropclothing:floor=apron:clothingcurtain: window
=:

n.,

, [],

apropos

propose ( v. ) apropos

apropos adj./adv. ( with reference to )

regardingapplicableapplicativeapplicatorypertinent
She speak quite apropos.
Apropos our date for lunch, I can't go.

adj.adv.,

apt

apt adj.befittingfelicitous
This shoe is apt to slip.
an apt answer
extremely inappropriate ( )
unlikely ( adj. )
aptness ( n. ) unsuitability ( n. )

adj....,
..., ,
, ,
, ,

aquatic

aquatic adj.
aquatic sports
aqu
aqueous ( adj. ) aquarium ( n. )
aerial:airaquatic:waterarboreal:trees

adj., ,
,

approximation

aqueduct

aqueduct

aqueduct adj. ( )
conduit
aqueduct:waterpipeline:gasvessel:blood

n.,

aquifer

aquifer

aquifer n. ( )
shale:lodewell:aquifer

n.,

aquiline

aquline
hover

Aquline

aquiline adj.
an aquiline nose.
aquila

adj., ,

arabesque

arabesque n. (
arabque

n.,

arable

arable

arachnid

ara chnidchild

arbiter

arbiter

n. ( )
umpirearbitrator
arbiter of fashion deputy chief arbiter

n.,

arbitrary

arbitr

arbitrary adj. (
)
discretionarydespoticdictatorial
His choice was quite arbitrary.

adj., ,
,

arbitrate

arbitr

arbitrate v. ( )
Management and labor agreed to arbitrate their remaining differences.

v.

arable

adj. ( suitable for plowing and planting )

araable

arachnid n.()
n.
spider:arachnidorange:fruit

arbiter

arbitrator

arbitrator

arbor

adj.,

n. ( ) (
)
arbitrator:disputantsjudge:litigants

faultfinder:criticizearbitrator:mediate

arbor n. ( )
arbor:shelterhedgerow:fence

n.,

n.,
(),
, [],

arboreal adj. ( of or like a tree )

arbor
arboreal:treessidereal:starsaquatic:water

arboreal

n. ( )
arbortum
arboretum:treesaviary:birds

finch:birdarboretum:tree ( ) ::

adj., ,

arboretum

arboretum

arcade

arcade

arcane

1 ) arcanarcanum (
n. )
2)
arca

n. ( )
arca
arcane

adj.hiddensecretesoteric (
)
well-known ( )

n.,

n.[],

adj.,

archaeology

archaeology n. (
)
archaeology
archaic ( adj. ) archaism ( n. )

n.

archaic

archaic adj.ancientantiquebygone (
)
an archaic bronze statuette.
archaic laws.
evanescent:permanencearchaic:currencymeteoric:constancy

current ( adj. )

adj., ,

archaism n.
neologism ( n. ) modern diction ( ) recent dictation

n.,

archaism

archaism

archer

archer

archetype

1 ) archetype
2)
archetype

3)
archertype
(
)

archipelago

1 )
archipelago
2)
archipelago

3 ) chip ( n. )

4 ) archipelago

archer

archetype

n. ( )
arch ( n. )

n. ( ) prototype ( )
ensamplemirrorparadigm

archipelago

n.

n., ,
[]

n.

n.,

architect

architect

architect n. ( )
She went to work in an architect's office.
choreographer:movementarchitect:buildingsculptor:statue
:::

archive

1 )
archi
2 ) archivehide

archive n. ( )
archive:manuscript[file/document]arsenal:weapon
[]
museum:paintings[art]library:bookstheatre:performance

vt. ; n.

archivist n.
curator:artarchivist:documents

n.

archivist

n.

arctic adj.frostygelidglacialnippy
torrid ( adj. )

adj., ;
n.,

ardent adj.passionate
ardent eyes
ard
arduous ( adj. ) ardor ( n. )

adj.,
, ,

ardor
n.eagernessenthusiasmzealpassioncalenturehurrah
assuage:sorrowdampen:ardoralleviate:strength

torpor ( n. )

n., , ,
,

arduous
adj. ( )
onerouslaboriousoperosetoilsome
a arduous and exhausting war.
sinecure ( n. ) arduous employment ( )
facile ( adj. )

adj., ,

arctic

ardent

"" (
)

ardor

arduous

arduous

arena

arena n. (
arena

(""
)
)
arena:gladiatorcourt:lawyer

n.,

argot

argot n. ( ) ( )
""
slangcantjargonlingopatoisvernacular

standard language ( ) common verbalism ( )

n., ,

argue

argue v. ( )
They argued the case for 8 hours. 8
box:fightdebate:argue

vi., ; vt.

argument

argument n. ( )
You must settle this by argument not by fighting.

sermon:homileticsargument:logic

fallacy ( n. ) valid argument ( )

n., , ,
, (for,against),

argumentation

argumentation n.
argumentative ( adj. ) argumentativeness ( n. )

n., , ,

aria n. ( )
soliloquy[monologue]:playaria:opera

n., ,

aria

aria

arid

arid

aristocrat

arisrisetocrat

arid

adj.dry ( )
sere
Desert lands are arid.
marsh:soddendesert:arid

damp ( adj. )
aristocrat n. ( ) nobleman
a struggle between the aristocrats and the plebeians

aristocrat
autocrat ( n. ) democrat ( n. )

adj.,
(),
,

n.

arithmetic

arithmetic n.
arithm

n.,

armada

armada n.
an air armada
arm
fleet ( n. ) armor ( n. ) armory ( n. )
armada:vehiclesfusillade:projectiles

n.

armistice n. ( )
armistice

n.,

armistice

armistice

Armistice

Arm mistake

armory
n.arsenaldepotdumpmagazine
larder[pantry]:foodarmory:munitions[weapons]
[]

armory

n., , ,

aroma

""

"

",~""?
/ A roma

arouse

arise ( v. )

arouse v.wake up ( cause to become active )

The odd sight aroused his curiosity.
arouse sb. from sleep

vt., , ,
; vi.

arraign

arrange ( v. )

arraign
v. ( ) indict
He was arraigned for high treason.

vt., ,

arrangement
n.
to make arrangement for a party
welter ( n. ) orderly arrangement ( )

n.,

arrangement

aroma

n. ( )
fragrance
Her room conveyed a delicate aroma of the mysterious East.

array

array

ray ( n. )

arrears

arrear

Arrear

v. ( ) ( )
The general arrayed his troops.
array:numbersformation:soldiers

arrears

arrest

arrest

n., , ,
, ; vt.,
,

n. ( ) (
)
an account in arrears.

n.,

adj.checkstall ( )

The criminal was arrested.

Poor food arrests the natural growth of children.

vitalize ( v. )

vt., , ;
n.,

arresting adj. ( ) salient

an arresting sculpture
blatant:arrestingodious:distinguish

banal ( adj. )

arresting

n., ,

adj.,

arrhythmic

arrhythmic

arrhythmic

arrogance

arrogant

arrog
arrow ant

arrogate

arrogate

Arrow gate

arroyo

arsenal

arsenal
:

adj. ( )
arrhythmic:regularityapathetic:concern

regular ( adj. ) exhibiting regularity ( )

adj.

arrogance
n.disdaindisdainfulnesshaughtinesshauteursuperbit
ysuperciliousness
mean:prodigalitymeek:arrogance
arrogance:deferlassitude:stir

n.,

arrogant adj.overbearinghaughtyproud
It is arrogance that has cramped your progress.
abrogate ( vt. ) interrogate ( vt. )

adj.,

arrogate

v. ( ) ( ) ( to claim or seize
without right )
He arrogated to himself a certain importance.

v.

arroyo n. ( )
gullyravinechasmcleftcloughgorgegulch
grotto:cavernarroyo:channel

n., ,

arsenal adj.depotdumparmory
She charmed the visitor with the arsenal of her blandishments.

archive:m

n.,

arson

artery

arson n. (

)
"~ son()"( LL.Marsard
Simon : , )
ardent ( adj. ) arsonist ( n. )
arsenal

artery n. ( )
( )
arter
aqueduct:waterartery:blood
artery:plaquechannel:silt

artful

(
)

arthritis

artritis

( )

artful

adj. ( )
deceitfulcunning ( )
artfulness ( adj. ) slyness

arthritis

n. ( )
arthritis

n.,

n.,

adj.,

n.

article n.
The woman bought a few small articles.
an article about ships
article:bylinemovie:credits

n., , ,
, , ;
v. ;
adj.

articulate v. enunciate ( )
A baby cannot use articulate speech.
The backbone is an articulate structure.
articu

adj.,
;
vt., ,

articulation

articulation n.
ratiocination:thinkingarticulation:talking

n.

artifact

artifactin
fact

artifact
n. (

) artifacts ( n. )
artifact
archive:recordsmuseum:artifacts

n.

artifice

artficeface

cool
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artificial

artficial

artificial adj. ( ) unnatural

This brand of tinned beans contains no artificial colouring.

artifice

adj., ,

artillery

arti11

artillery n.
heaven's artillery

n.,

artisan

artisanpartisan ( n. )

artistry

artis
try

artless

artless

article

articulate

1 )
articulate

2)
articulate

3 ) articulate particular ( )

artifice

n. ( ) ( )
cageynesscraftinessslynesswiliness
by artifice lure a man by artifice
artifice

artisan

n. ( )

artistry n. ( skill of an artist )

a sculptor of great artistry.

n.,

n.

artless

ascend

adj. ( ) (
) ingenuousunaffected
an artless village girl
blemish:impeccableguile:artlessbias:impartial

n.

ascend v.rise ( ) mountclimb

The stairs in the Five-Star hotel ascend in a graceful curve.

ascend
descent ( n. ) transcendent ( adj. )
go down ( )

adj.

v.,

ascendancy

ascendancy n. ( )
supremacydominationmasterdomsovereignty
get [gain, have, obtain] the ascendancy over

n.,
()

ascendant

ascendant adj. ( )
a conservative policy currently in the ascendant.

having no influence[power] ( )

n., , ,
; adj.,

ascent

ascent n. ( )
the ascent to power

n., (,
), ,

ascertain

ascertain v. ( )
We must ascertain the usual customs of the local people.

ascertain

vt.,

ascetic

asce

ascetic adj. ( selfn., ;

denyingaustereastringentmortified ) n. (
adj.,

)
Asce

ascribe

ascribe v. ( consider sth to be caused by )

I ascribed my failure to bad luck.
scribe
scripture ( n. ) conscribe ( vt. )

vt.,

aseptic

aseptic adj.n.
aseptic surgical techniques.
antiseptic ( n. )
aseptic:disinfectanesthetic:numb

contaminated ( adj. )

n. ; adj.

asept

aside

aside

n. ( ) (
)
ad-lib:impromptuaside:divergent

adv.,

asinine

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askance

askan

askance adv. (
)

adv.,

askew

askske
w ( adj. )

askew adj.v.
hang a picture askew
aligned ( adj. )

adj. ; adv.

asparagus

asparagus n. ( )

n.[]

aspect

aspect n.mien ( )
transfigure:aspecttransfer:locationtransfix:attention
:

n., , ,
()

asinine

adj. stupidsillyobstinate
asinine behavior.
asinassnine99

asperity

asperity

aspersion

asper

n. ( ) ( ) ( ) (
)
prosperity ( n. ) desperate ( adj. )
asperity:optimistic
mildness of temper ( ) mildness ( n. )
soothingness ( n. )

adj., ,

aspersion n.
Don't cast aspersions on my honesty.
spers
intersperse ( vt. ) disperse ( v. )
rationalization:explainaspersion:discredit

tout ( v. ) flattery ( n.)

n., ,

n., ,

asphyxia

asphyxiate

asphyxia n. (

)
asphyxia
asphyxfixia ( )

asphyxiate v. ( ) ( to suffocate )
asphyx
The men trapped in the mine were asphyxiated by gas.

aspirant

aspirant

aspiration

n. ( )
an aspirant after [for] honors
aspirant:quarryhunter:prey

aspirant

aspiration n. ( )
respiration ( n. ) conspire ( v. )
audacious:trepidationapathetic:aspiration

aspir

assail

assail

v. ( )
1 ) sail
2 ) assail

n.,

vi. ; vt.

n., ;
adj.,

n.,

vt.,

assault

saulsailassail

assault
n. ( ) (
)
Sexual assault.

n., ; v.

assay

assay

assayessay

assay n./v. ( )
The ore assays high in gold.

n. ; v.

assemble

assemble

v. ( ) collect (
)
assemble a watch
All the people assembled at my house.
resemble ( vt. ) dissemble ( v. )

vt., , ;
vi.

assent

assent

assent v. ( to ) ( ) concurconsent
I assented to your view.
dissent ( v. ) resent ( v. )
buck ( vt. )

n. ; vi.

assert ( )

assert v. ( ) (
)
averavouchavowconstatedeposeprofess
I had to assert myself in the meeting.

assert sth. to be true

v.,

assemble

assert

assertiveness n. ( )
obsequious:servilebelligerent:assertive

diffidence ( n. )
brassy ( adj. ) unassertive ( adj. )

assertiveness

assess

assess

v. ( ) evaluate (
) appraiserate
Damages were assessed at 1000 RMB.
assess:valueplumb:depth
misjudge:assessmisconstrue:interpret

vt.,

asset

asset n. ( )
Good health is a great asset.
liability ( n. )

n.,

assiduous
adj.diligentperseveringindustrioussedulous
an assiduous worker
assiduity ( n. ) preside ( v. ) insidious ( adj. )

adj.,

assignment

assignment n. ( )
What are today's assignment? ?
I have got a new assignment.

n., , ,
()

assimilate

assimilate
v. ( )
America has assimilated many people from all corners of the world.

He has to assimilate the facts.

simil
simulate ( vt. ) similarity ( n. )

v.

assiduous

assiduous

assist

assist

assist v. ( help ) , ( in, at )

assist at a graduation ceremony
Her breathing was assisted by a respirator.
persistence ( n. ) resistance ( n. )

v.,

assistance
n.
interference ( n. )

n., , ,
<>

n.partnercolleagueadj.joinedv. (
)
associate one thing with another
Don't associate with dishonest boys.
politic:offendaloof:associate

vt.,
; vi., ;
n., ;
adj.

assistance
associate

associate

associ ( )

assorted

assorted
adj.mixed
assorted sizes.
sort

adj. ;
v.

assuage

1 ) suage
2 ) assage

assuage v. (
lessenallayrelievealleviatemitigate )
assuage her grief.
suave ( adj. )
assuage:sorrowdampen:ardormuffle:sound

vt., ,

assume (
)

assume
v.affectpretendsimulatefeigncounterfeitsham

I assume you always get up at the same time.

assume a leading position

assumption ( n. )
abdicate ( v. )

vt., , ,

assumed adj.pretendedfalse
an assumed name.

adj., ,

assure v. ( )
I assure you there's no danger.

vt., ,
,

assured adj.confidentcertain
paints with an assured hand.
you may rest assured that.

adj.,

assume

assumed

assure

assure

assured

asteroid

asteroid

n. ( )
aster

n.[],
, ;
adj.

asthma

1 )
2 )

asthma n. ( ) (

n.[]

astigmatic

stigma

astigmatic adj. (
)
astigmatic lenses
astigmatism ( n. ) stigmatize ( vt. )

adj.,
,

astonished adj.
moist:soddensurprised:astonished

astonished
astonishing

astonishing

astonishment n. ( )
He looked at me in astonishment.
pleasure:ecstasysurprise:astonishment

astonishment

astound

astoundsound

astr al-adj

adj.

n.

astound adj. ( )
He was astounded when he heard his son had taken drugs.
vt.,

astound:wonderappall:horror
astounding adj.amazing
indelible:forgetastounding:expect

astounding
astral

adj.

astral

adj.
astr

adj.

adj.

astray adj. ( ) (
)
The boy was led astray by bad companions.

astray

stray ( v.adj. )

astringent

stringstringent (
adj. )

adj. ( )
n. (
)
astringent:pucker[contraction]spark:ignitionanesthetic:insensibility

n. ;
adj., ,

astrolabe

astrolab

astrolabe
n. (
)
astrolabe:nauticalcolander:culinary

n.,

astrology

astroologyastronomy
( n. )

adv.,

astringent

astrology

astronomer

astronomy

n. ( )
astrology:astronomyalchemy:chemistry

n.,
(

astronomer n.
scalpel:surgeontelescope:astronomer

n.

astronomy n. ( )
observatory:astronomyconservatory:music

n.

astronomy

astute

astute

adj. ( )
cunningcraftyshrewdsagaciousperspicacious
fatuous ( adj. )

adj.,

asunder

asunder

asylum

asylum n. ( )
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refugeshelterharboragesanctuary

n., , ,
asylum

refugee:asylum

asymmetric

asunder

asymmetric adj.
symmetry ( n. )
circular:asymmetricalprotean:rigid

asymmetr

asymptomatic

asymptom ( n. )

asynchronous

asynchron

atavism

atavi

atheism

atheism

asymptomatic

adj. ( )
asynchronous

atavism

adj.

n. ( )
atavus[]
aviary ( n. )

atheism n. ( )
atheist[SAT] ( n. ) atheistic ( adj. ( ) )
pantheism ( n ) theology ( n. )
athletics

n. ( )
He is good in athletics.
athleteathlete ( n. )
athlete:tropsoldier:medal

athletics

atlas

adj.apartseparate

atlas:

atlas n. ( )
Atlas""

(
map )

adj.,

adj.
adj.,[]

n.[],

n.

n.

n.,

atom

atom

atom

atonal

aton

n. ( )
molecule:atomstissue:cel1s

matrix:numbercrystal:atoms

adv.,

atonal adj. ( )
monotone ( adj.n. ) tonetics ( n. )

n.

adj.

atone

atone

atone v. ( )
Blood must atone for blood.
guilt:expiation[atonement]fatigue:repose[take a rest]

v.

atrocious

atrocity

atrocious adj.monstrous
atrocious crimes
atroc
atrocious:badmomentous:important

adj.,

atrocity

atrocity

n. ( )
brutality
The murderer committed a lot of atrocities.

n., ,

atrophy
""

atrophy
v.[] (
)
muscular atrophy of a person affected with paralysis.

intellectual atrophy
atrophy
trophy ( n.)

n.[],

attach

attach v.
I am attached to my family.
He attached his horse to a tree.
tach

vt., , ;
v.,

attain

attain v. ( )
He attained the position of President of the Ford Motors.

attainment ( n. )
abstain ( v. ) detain ( v. )

vt., ; v.

attendant

attendant n.
the Prince and his attendants

n.

attention

attention n. ( )
Your application will have attention.
authoritative:acceptanceconspicuous:attention

inadvertence ( n. )

n., , ,
, ()!

atrophy

attach

atrocity

attentive

adj. ( )
attentive:officiousrefined:snobbish

adj., ,

attentive

tent

attenuate

1 ) atten
2)
attenate10:00

3 ) tenate

attest

attest

attic

attic
atticantic (
n.adj. )
antique ( n. ) antic

attire

tire ( )

attire v. n. ( )
The singer wears rich attire.

n.

attorney

attornney

tornado ( n. )
attatornney

attorney n[]
attorney:disbarstudent:expel

attorney:defendant :

n.<>,
()

attract v.
Flowers attract many bees.
Like attracts like.
The film attracts a large audience.
repellent:attractephemeral:endure

vt. ; vi.,

attenuate

attest

attract

v.weakencripplesapunbrace
attenuation ( n. )
tenable ( adj.

v. ( )
I can attest to the absolute truth of his story.

attic

n.

v.

v.

n., ,
[]()

attraction n. ( ) (
)
The idea of working for state-owned enterprises has little attraction to
me.

repulsion ( n. )

n., ,

attractive
adj.
ravishing:attractiveperspicacious:discerning

adj.,

attribute

attribute n.v.
David attributed his success to the unity of all the staff.

tribute
attribution ( n. ) distribute ( vt. ) tribute ( n. )
exculpate ( v. ) attribute guilt

n., , ,
,

attrition

attrition n. ( )
The long war of attrition exhausted the strength of both countries.

attritcontrition ( n. )

n.,

vt.(),
,

attraction

attractive

attract

attune

attune

attune vt. ( )
an industry that is not attuned to the demands of the market.

atypical

atypical

atypical

auction

auctaug

audacious

audacious

adj. ( )

n. ( )
auction sth. off
augment ( v. ) august ( n. )

adj.

auction

n. ; vt.

audacious

adj. ( ) daredevil
audacious behavior
audacious:trepidationshiftless:aspirationlaconic:volubility

adj., ,

audacity

audacity n.temerity
He had the audacity to pick pockets in broad daylight.

daredevil:audacitymalcontent:dissatisfaction

n.,

audible

audible adj.auralauricular
audible
audible:stentoriandiscernable:obvious[manifest]
::

adj.

audit

audit

v. ( ) (
)

n., , ;
vt., ; vi.

audition n. ( )
auditorium ( n. ) audit ( n. )
interview:applicantaudition:actor

n., ,

auditory

auditory adj.

adj.,

auger

auger n. ( )
1 ) anger ( n. ) augeranger
2 ) augeru

n.

augment

argumentmoneyaugment

augment v. (
)
Continuing rains augmented the flood waters.

augaugmentation ( n. )
abate ( v. ) abrade ( v. ) decrease ( n./v. )

v., ; n.

augur

augeruauguru

argursugar

augur n. ( )
soothsayerauspexharuspexnostradamus
A smooth dress rehearsal augured well for the play.

aug

n.(

), ,
; v.,

audition

audi

augury

augury

aug

n. portentindication
an evil augury
worship:sacrificeprediction:augury

augury:appearance :

n., ,

august

aureole

august ( n. ) (
)

10000
10000aureole-(~)

aureole n. (
corona )
aureo (
( ) halo
)
le
AU
re ( )
..
auricular adj. ( )
an auricular tube []
auricula
particular ( adj. )

aural ( adj. ) auricle ( n. )

auricular

aurora

auspices

auspicious

august adj. ( )
impressivemajestic
the august presence of the monarch.
your august father

aurora n. ( )
""

auspic

auspices n.patronage
under the auspices of
conspicuous ( adj. ) suspicious ( adj. )

auspicious adj. ( )
auspic
favorablepropitiousbenigndexter

boding ill ( ) ill-omened ( ) ominous ( adj. )

auspispidercious

unfavorable ( adj. ) u

austere

austere

austerity

austeritysterility ( n. )

austere adj. ( ) ascetic

a desert nomad's austere life.
an austere style.
stern ( adj. )
plain:austereclean:sterile

austere:designla
austerity

n. ( )
wartime austerity.
ostentation ( n. )

n.,

n.,

n.,

n....

n.,

adj., ,
,

n., , ,
,

authentic

authentic

author

adj. ( )
genuine
Is that an authentic painting from Picasso?
?
discompose:pacific[placid]fabricate:authentic[ingenuous]
[]

adj.,
; n.(Aug)

adj.

authenticate

authenticate v. ( )
authenticate the authorship of an old poem

v.

authenticity

authenticity n. ( )
authenticity:fraudulentsincerity:hypocritical

genuine:authenticityhonest:trustentire:integrity

n.,

authoritarian

authoritative

authority ( n. )

authoritarian

n. ( )

authoritative
adj. ( )
an authoritative opinion
authoritative:acceptanceconspicuous:attention

authoritativeness:punditsallegiance:partisans

adj.,

adj., ,

authority n.virtuoso
contumacious[recalcitrant]:authority
reactionary[hidebound; conservative]:change[innovation; novelty]

cornucopia:abundancemace:authority

authority

n., , ,
, , ,

authorize

v.empowercommissionaccredit ) ( )
license
impostor:identityusurper:authorizationbarbarian:property
:

v.

autobiography

autobiography

autobiography n. ( )
Her Autobiography was acknowledged to be number one on the bestseller list of 2001. 2001
autobiography:reminisceeulogy:praise

n.

autocrat

autocrat

autocrat n. ( )
dictatortyrannydespotismtotalitarianism
autocratic[SAT] ( adj. ) autocracy ( n. )
democracy ( n. ) aristocracy ( n. )

n.

automation

automatic ( n.adj. )

authorize

automation

n. ( )

n.,

automatism

automatism n. (
)

n., ,

automobile

automobile n.[][]motor car, car

automobile
mansion:residencelimousine:automobile

four-poster:bedconvertible:automobile

n.<>(=<>mo
tor car,car)

autonomy
n.self-government
dependence ( n. )

n.

autonomy

autonomyautonomou
s ( adj. )
autonomyeconomy

autopsy

autopsy

Autopsy
Autopsyspy

auxiliary

ancillary ( ()adj. )

available

avalanche

auxiliary

n.()
,

adj.subordinateadditionalsupplementary
an auxiliary airdrome

adj.,

available adj.
He is not available for the job.
This book is not available here.
availavailability ( n. )

adj.,
, ,
,

avalanche n. ( )
an avalanche of letters

n. ; v.

avant-garde

avant-garde

n. ( )

autopsy

n. ( ) ( )
avant-garde painters
vanguard ( n. ) vanguard

n., ,
()

avarice

avarice

avarice n.cupidityrapacity
avaravid ( adj. )
avarice:moneygluttony:food
generosity ( n. ) sobriety

n.,

avaricious

avarice

avaricious adj.greedy
stoic:perturbavaricious:satisfy

contented ( adj. )

adj.,

avenge

avenge v.
He was determined to avenge his father.
vengevengeance ( n. ) revenge ( n./v. )

vt....,

aver

aver v.affirm ( ) []
ver
verity ( n. ) veracious ( adj. )
deny ( v. ) belie ( v. )

vt.,

averse

aversion

1 ) averse
2)

averse
adj. ( ) opposed
The minister is averse to/from flattery.
adverse ( adj. ) controversy ( n. )

adj.,

aversion

aversion n. ( ) repugnanceloathing
She has an aversion to pets.
aversion
aversion:disinclinationadulation:admiration

aversion:inclination
affinity ( n. ) court ( n

n.,

avert

avert

avert

v. ( ) ( )
avert one's glance from sth.
Accidents can be averted by careful driving.
avert
divert ( v. ) introvert ( n. )

aviary

aviary

aviary n. ( )
aviation ( n. ) aviatrix ( n. )
arboretum:treesaviary:birds

avid

avid
adj. (
avi
eagerappetentardentathirst )
avidID
an avid sports fan.

avidID
indifferent ( adj. )
avidity

avidity
avocation

avocation ( n. )

n. ( )
reverence:respectavidity:enthusiasm

avocation

n. ( ) ( ) hobby

v.

n.(),

adj.

n.,

n.(),

avoid

avoid

avoid v.
Are you trying to avoid me?
void ( n. ) devoid of ( )
irrevocable:repealineluctable:avoidimpervious:penetrate

avow

avow ( v. )
avowal ( n. )

avow v. ( )
He avowed that he would never cooperate with me again.

v.

avulse

avulse vt. ( ) ( )

link ( vt. ) suture ( vt. )

vt.(
)(
),

avuncular

avuncular adj.
avuncular affection
unculuncle

adj.,

awareness

awareness n.
tactical awareness

n.,

awash

awash adj.
These rocks are awash at high tide.
dry ( adj. )

adj.,

awe

awe v. (
)
No difficulty could awe these young men.
redoubtable:regard[awe]despicable:scorn[contempt; disregard]

irreverence ( adj.n. )

n. ; vt.

awe-inspiring

awe-inspiring adj.
Mount Qomolangma is an awe-inspiring sight.

adj.

awkward

awkward adj. ( )
lumberinglumpishungainly
The pan is an awkward shape.
He's very awkward.
craven:admirabledeft[dexterous]:awkward

svelte ( adj. ) lithe ( adj. )

adj.,

vt.,

awl

n. ( )
owl ( n. ) O
awl:piercepestle:mash

awl

awning n. (
)
awning:sunumbrella:rain

awning

n.,

n.,

awry

awry

adj.askewcockeyed
look awry
wry ( adj.v. )
orderly ( adj. ) aligned ( adj. )

adj., ;
adv.

axe

axe n.
scythe:reaperaxe:woodcutter

n., ()

axiom

maxim ( n. )

axiom

axiomatic
axis

n. ( )
Archimedean axiom

n.[]

axiomatic adj.self-evidentaphoristic
controversial ( adj. )

adj.

axis n. ( )

n.

axle

azure

azure

babble

bad
ball

Babbabyle

axle

n. ( )
azure adj.n.
an azure sky

babble

n.,
n., , ;
adj.

v. ( ) (
v., ,
) prattlegabblepratetwaddlewaffle
, () ;
He babbled without stopping.
n., ,
babble:talksimper:smilescribble:write

bacchanal

bacbackchanalchina
bacchanal n. ( ) orgy

adj., ,
BacchusNeptune
XXXX
; n.,
Bacchus has drowned more men than Neptune.

,
[]

backdrop

backdrop

backdrop n. ( )
The important events provided the backdrop for his novel.

placebo:painkillerbackdrop:vista

n., ()

backhanded adj.
forthright ( adj. )

adj.,

backhanded
backset

backsetset back

backslide

backslide

backwater

backwater

bacon

bacon ""

backset

backslide

bacteria

badge

badge
( badge )
X

backwater

n.check
hike ( n. )

n., , ,

v. ( )
I'm afraid he' begun to backslide recently.

v. ; n.

n. ( ) (
)

bacon

n. ( )

n.,

n.,

bacteria n. ( bacterium )
bacteria:decompositionyeast:fermentation

sterile:bacteriaimpeccable:flaws

enzyme:catalystbacterium:microbe

n.

badge n. (
)
tokenemblemsign
The olive leaf is a badge of peace.
badger ( v. ) ( )
budge ( v. ) bud

n.,

badger

badger v. ( ) tormentnaghecklen. (

)
( )
Stop badgering me! !
n., ;
vt.(),

()

badger
badgerbadge
bauson""

badinage

badinage

badinage n. ( ) banterbackchat
serious[sincere] conversation[discourse] ( [] )

n., ; v.

baffle

baffle

baffle v. ( )
confusepuzzleconfoundbalkbilkdashfoilthwart
This puzzle baffles me.
We succeeded in baffling the enemy's attack..

vt., ,

bail

ail ( n. )

bail n. (
) vt. (
out )
He was bailed out for $500.

n., ,
; v.,

bailiwick

bailiwick ( n. )
wick

bailiwick n.[SAT]
Bailiff (
n. )

n.,

bait

bait v. ( )
hecklepersecutetormentn.1ureenticement
disarm ( vt. ) mollify ( v. )

n., ;
vt.(),
, , ;
vi.

bald

ball

bald adj.bare
The mountain is bald.
She writes in a bald style.
bold ( adj. ) 'o'

adj., ,

bale

1 )
ball

bale n. ( ) bundledisaster
mirth ( n. )

n., ,
(,
, ) ;
vt., , ,
, ,

baleful

bale

baleful adj. ( )
harmfulominousdeadlysinistermaleficmaleficentmali
gn
baleful:menacesolicitous:concern
beneficent ( adj. ) salubrious ( adj. )

adj.,

balk

back

balk v. ( ) ( )
bafflefoilthwartn. ( )
The horse balked at the jump.
He balked at the idea of compromise.
move ahead willingly (

n., ; v.,
()

balky adj. ( ) restive

tractable ( adj. )

adj.,
,

balky

ballad

1 )
ballad

2)
ballad

ballad

n. ( )
a ballad singer
ballad:stanzanovel:chapter
ballad:songlyric:poemcomedian:actor

ballast

ballast

n. ( )
( )
ballast:instabilitypurchase:slippage

ballast:stabilitygirder:support

balllast

ballerina

ballet

balloon

n.,

n. ( )
balletnna

n.

n. ( )
ice ballet
instrumentalist:symphonydancer:ballet

n., ,

ballerina

ballet

n., , ,
,

balloon

v. ( ) n.
decrease slowly ( )

n.

ballot

balllot

ballroom

ballroom

balm

palm ( n. ) balmcalm

balmy

balm

ballot n/v.
I balloted for him. secret ballot
ballroom

n. ( )

n. ( ) (
)
love balm []""
antidote:poisoningbalm:irritation

irritant ( n. )

n., , ;
vi.
n.,

balm

balmy

banal

adj. ( ) mildpleasantsoothing
adj., ,
a balmy breeze.
, ()
inclement ( adj. ) piquant ( adj. )

banal adj. ( )
dullstalehackneyedcommonplaceinsipidtriteinsipidvapidje
banall
june
bananabanal
equivocation:ambiguousplatitude:banal

disjointed:coherencebanal:origi
banality n. ( )
original expression ( ) freshness ( n. )

banality

n.(),
,

adj., ,

n.,

band

band

n.stripv.
jazz band
We banded together against the robbers.
stipple:dotstriate:band

n., , , ,
; v.,

bandage

bandage n. (
)
v.
I bandaged up his injured head.
band

n.

bandy

bane

1 ) ban
2 )

bandy

v.quarrel() ( )
bandy words with a person
n. ( )
the bane of one's existence
blessing ( n. ) benefit ( n. )

bane

baneful

baneful

banish

vt., ,

adj.perniciousnoxiousdeleterious
a baneful influence
salubrious ( adj. )

n.,

adj.,

banish v. ( )
banish sb. from [out of] the country
ban
banishvanish ( v. )
evict:residencebanish:country

vt., ,

banister

banister

banister n. ( ) balustraderail
staircase:banistergarden:fence

n.,

bankrupt

bankrupt

bankrupt adj.insolvent
corruption ( n. ) interrupt ( v. )

n. ;
adj.,
; vt.

bankruptcy n. (
)
go into bankruptcy
solvency ( n. )

n.

bankruptcy

banquet

banter

banquet n. ( )
They banqueted until the morning.
banquet
banc""

""""
""
banter n. ( )
He bantered with his grandchildren.

barter ( n. )

210cm130

n.

n., ;
v.

barb

1 )
barbbeardbarb

2)

( )

barbarous

1 )
barbous

2 )
3)
ous

barbecue
bard

bare

barefaced

barb

n. ( )
barb words
barb:causticpan:harsh

barbarous

barb (
BBQ )

bard

bardbarb
bard

bare( ) ""

"/"
" " ~~
^ _^"

adj. ( )
cruelbrutal
He received the most barbarous treatment.

barbecue

n.

n. ( )
poet
the Bard (of Avon) ( )
bard
bare v. ( ) uncover
The dog bared its teeth.
occult ( v. )

n., ,
(
) ;
vt.

adj., ,
, (),

n.

n.

adj., ,
; vt.,

barefaced adj. ( )
adj., ,
bareface shamelessblatantboldunconcealedbra
,

ssybrazenimpudentunabashed

surreptitious ( adj. )

bargain

bargain

bargain vi. ( with, for ) n.

If you bargain with them they might reduce the price.

It's a real bargain.

debate:issuebargain:price

n., , ,
; v.

barge

barge

bargecargo(TOEIC)

barge n. (
)
barcaboat[]
locomotive:flatcartugboat:barge

n., ;
vt. ; vi.,

bark n. ( ) v. ( cry of a dog )

The bark can be used as medicine.
Dogs always bark at strangers.
epidermis:mammalbark:conifer

n., ; v.,
,

bark

barn

barley""barnbarley
"n"

barometer

1 ) barometer
2)
barmeter

baron

1 ) baro
2)

3 ) ( )
4 ) bar on

n. ( )

n.[], , ,

n. ( ) (
)
Opinion polls serve as a barometer of the public mood.

n.

barn
barometer

baron

n. ( )
lordnobleman (
) magnate
an oil baron.

n.(
)

baroque

baroque dj. ( )
flamboyantflori
n.
dluscious
, ;
..TOEIC
( 15501700 )
adj.,

austere ( adj. )

barrage

barrage
barrage n. ( ) (
3
)
n., , ,

barraging the speaker with questions ()

barrage:explosivesdeluge:r

barren

1 ) barbare
2)
barren

barren adj. ( )
sterilebareeffeteimpotentinfecund
The desert is barren land.
prolific ( adj. )

adj., ,
, ,
, ,
, ;
n.

barricade

bar ( vt.n. )
barric

barricade v. ( ) obstructn.barrier
permit passage ( )
barrier

barrier
barrister

bar ( n. ) risterlegisterlegist
[]

barter

( )
210cm130

(),

n. ( ) ( ) obstacle
n.(),
The police put a barrier.
,
barrier of speech
n. ( ) []

n.(
)
,

barter v. ( ) swaptruck
Farmers bartered rice for machinery.

n., ;
v.,

barrister

base adj.vile
n., , ,
To betray a friend is a base action.
, , ,
base
() ;
debase:valueattenuate:force
vt...., ... ;
sublime ( adj. ) virtuous ( adj. ) noble ( adj. )
adj.,
patrician ( n.adj. )

base

baseboard

baseboard

v. ; n.

baseboard

n. ( )
veneer:furniturebaseboard:wall

basement n. ( )
It is rather damp in the basement.

basement

baseness

baseness

bashful

bashabash (
vt. )

bask

baseness

n. ( )

n.,

n.,

n.,

bashful adj.timidshy
She is bashful in doing anything.

adj.

bask v. ( )
We basked ourselves on the beach.

vi.(),
,

bassoon

1 ) bassbass (
n. )
2 )

baste

bastebaketoast ( )
bastetaste

baste v. ( )
Meat is basted to keep it from drying out.
baste:drynesscaulk:moistness

vt., ,
(), ,

bastion

basementment

bastion onbasement

bastion n. ( ) stronghold
You are a bastion of strength.
a bastion of iron

n.()
, ,

bathetic

bath

bathetic adj.hackneyedstale
pathetic ( adj. )
offbeat ( adj. )

adj., ,

baton

baton

baton n. ( ) truncheon
They threatened to baton me to death.

n., ,

battalion

1 )

2)
battalion

battalion n. (
)

n.,

bauble

bauble n.trinket
The jester brandished his bauble.

n.

bauxite

1 )
BauxxitesiteBaux

2 ) bauxxite

bauxite n. ( )

n.,

bawdy

bodybodybody

bawdy adj.indecentobscene
bawdy house
bawd ( n. )
decorous ( adj. )

adj., ,

bawl

bawl ( n. )

bawl v. bellow
A good bawl usually makes her feel better.

n. ; v.

bassoon

n. ( )

n.,

bazaar

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beacon

beabeadconcan

bazaar n. ( ) ( )
beacon

n. ( ) ( )
Fires beaconed the darkness.

n., , ,

n., ; v.

bead

bead n.
She wore a string of beads.

n.,

beam

beam n. ( )

The beams fingered the sky.

n., , (),
, , ; v.

beat

beat v. ( ) pulsatevibrate
The heart beats. to beat eggs
beater ( n. )
grow:burgeonbeat:palpitate

n., ,
; v.,

beatific adj. ( ) blissfulblesseddelightful

a beatific state of mind
beat

adj., ,

beatitude n. ( )
blessednesshappiness

n.,

beatific

beattific

beatitude
beaver

eager
beaver (
)

beaver n. (

n.()

bedeck

beddeck1/3
(
1/21/4
)

titanic

Deck

bedeck vt. ( ) adorndeckgarnishprank

The cars were all bedecked with flowers for the wedding ceremony.

vt., ,

bedizen

bedbedeck

bedizen v.

vt.

bedlam

email

bedlam

bedraggled

beet
befriend
befuddlement

n. ( ) dementloony
a regular bedlam
tumultuous:bedlamactive:hive

serenity ( n. )

bedraggled adj. ( )
wetdirty
a street of bedraggled tenements.

draggled ( adj. )
email
ETS

bee
befriend

befuddle (
vt.vi.n.
)

beget

beget

begrudge

begrudgerude

"XX
"

beguile

n., ,
<>

adj.,
,

beet n. ( )
red beet ( ) white beet ( )

n., ;
vt., ,

befriend v.

vt.,

befuddlement

n. ( )

; ;

beget vt. ( ) produce

vt.() , ,
Like begets like. Hate begets hate.

begrudge v.
She did not begrudge the money.
He begrudged his friend the award.
grudg

vt., ,

beguile v.misleadcheatdeceive
You beguiled me into signing this contract.

guile ( n. ) beguiling ( adj. )

vt.,

behold

behold

behold v.look at
We beheld a beautiful vista.
Beheld! ( )
beholder ( n. )

vt.... ; vi.

beholden

beholdenhold
( )

beholden adj.obligatedindebted
I am greatly beholden to you.

adj....

belabor

labor

belabor v. ( )
bastedrublambastepummelwallop
Don't belabor the point.
assert:belabortend:fuss

badger:botherbelabor:mention

belated

belate

belated adj.delayed
a belated birthday card.

belch

beleaguer

beleaguer ( n.vt. )

beleaguer v.besiegeencirclingbesetblockade
I am beleaguered by problems.
delight ( v. ) mollifysoothe ( v. )

vt.,

belie

belie

belie v.disguisemisrepresentgarblewarp
What he does belies his commitments.
aver ( vt. ) affirm ( v. ) confirm ( vt. )

v.

belief

belief n. ( )
Her story is beyond belief.
frenetic:movementfanatical:belief

veer:directionconvert:belief

n., ,

believable

believable adj. ( )
implausible ( adj. )

adj.

vt.<>,
,
...

adj.,

v.,
belch v. ( ) n.
()
Plant chimneys belch out dense smoke.
; n.,

belittle

belittle

belittle vt. ( )
depreciatederogatedisparage
A poor man is not to be belittled.

vt., ,
...

bellicose

bell

icose

bellicose adj. ( )
belligerentpugnacious
I am in a bellicose mood.
bellicosity ( n. ) rebel ( v. ) rebellion ( n. )

adj.,

belligerent

belligerent

bellwether

Bell ( n. ) wether ( n. )

belongings

adj. ( ) ( )
bellicosepugnacious
She always said some belligerent things.
obsequious:servilebelligerent:assertive

conciliatory ( adj. ) peaceful ( adj.

adj., ,

bellwether [SAT]n. ( ) (
)
bellwether:leadershipadvisor:consultant

n., ,
,

belongings

n.possessionsproperty

n., ,
,

bemoan

bemoan ( n.vi.vt.
)

bemoan v.bewail
He bemoaned his bitter fate.

vt.

bemused

1 ) bemuse ( v. )

2 ) beamuse ( vt. )

bemused
adj.confusedpreoccupied
I am bemused with drink.

adj.,

bench

bench n.
rostrum:oratorbench:judge

n.

bend v.crook
The road bends here.
bend:rigidsubmerge:buoyantdissolve:insoluble

v., , ;
n.

benediction n. ( )
blessingbenison
valediction ( n. ) malediction ( n. )
curse ( n. )

n.

bend

benediction

benedict

benefactor

benefact

beneficence

benefactor

n. ( ) patron

beneficence n.
bestow many beneficences
philanthropist:beneficencecomedian:humor

n., , ,

n., , ;
n.,,,

beneficent

benefic

beneficent adj.charitable ( )
beneficent:harmtenacious:yield

baleful ( adj. ) noxious ( adj. ) toxic ( adj. )

adj., ,

beneficial adj.advantageousfavorable
Sunshine is beneficial to plants.
invidious ( adj. )

adj., ,
[] ;
adj.,,[]

beneficial

beneficiary

beneficiary

beneficary

benefit

benefit

benevolence

benevolent

benevol

benign

benign

benison

benson
(
)

bent

bequeath

bequeath
queathsth

bequest

bequest ( )

berate

rate ( vt. )

bereave

reave ( v. )

berry

Barryb
erry

berserk

beseech

1 ) seechseek
2)
beseech

( Goffer )
offeroff
er

beset

beset

n. ( ) ( )

I am the beneficiary of her generosity.

benefactor ( n. )
benefit n.profitgainallowance
Exercise benefits our health.
disability benefits

n.,

n., ;
vt., ;
vi.

benevolence n.
sage:wisdomphi1anthropist:benevolence
n.,

antipathy ( n. ) truculence ( n. )
benevolent adj. ( )
kindlycharitable
Teachers taught us to be benevolent.
adj.

volition ( n. ) malevolent ( adj. )

benign adj. ( ) good-naturedkindly
( )
adj.(),
A benign tumor will not cause you any fatal harm.
(), ,

malign ( adj. )
benignant ( adj. ) vicious ( adj. )

benison

bent

n.blessing

n. ( for ) predilectionadj.
I have a natural bent for football.
ineptitude ( n. )

v. ( ) ( )
She bequeathed everything to her son.

queath

n.

n.,

bequeath

bequest n.devise
He left bequests of money to his friends.

heirloom:ancestorbequest:testator

berate v. ( )
scoldrebukejawrailraterevileupbraidvitupe
rate
The teacher berated the student.
praise ( vt. ) commend ( vt. )
bereave v. ( ) deprivedispossess
Illness bereaved her of her husband.
berry

n. ( )
Let's go berrying.

vt., ,
...

n.,

vt.,

vt.,

n.

berserk adj. ( )

My husband will go berserk if he finds you here.

berserkr""
berserkrbera""serkr""

berserkers

adj.adv.(),
()

beseech v. ( )
entreatimplorecraveimportuneinvokesupplicate
They beseeched me to go at once.

v.,

beset v. ( ) ( by )
I was beset by mosquitoes.
This town is beset with mountains.

v.

besiege

besiege
v. ( ) ( )
overwhelmharassbeset
I was besieged by problems.
Troy was besieged by the Greeks.

vt., ,

besmirch
v. ( )
taintbesmeardefilesmearsoilstainsullytarnish
His soul was horribly besmirched.
smirch ( v.n. )
honor ( vt. )

vt.

bespeak
v.show
Today's events bespeak future tragedy.

v.

besiege ( n. )

besmirch

bespeak

bespeak

bestial

bestbeast ( n. )

bestial

bestow

betoken

betray

adj. ( )
beastlikebrutal
bestial lust bestial words

adj., ,

bestow
v. ( )
Several gifts were bestowed on the guests.
vt.,
stow ( v. )
1 ) betoken ( n. )
betoken v.signifyindicate

Dark clouds betoken a storm.

2)
2)
vt.
betoken betoken

betray v. ( be a traitor to )
revea1indicatedivulge
Confusion betrays the guilty.
vt., ,
betray one's country to the enemy
(), ...
traitor ( n. )
juggernaut:crashquisling:betray

betrayal

betroth

beverage

beverageaverage ( )

bevy

bewail

beail

betrayal n.
betroth v. ( ) ( to )
The couple was betrothed with the family's approval.

1 ) troth ( n. )
2 )
3)
betro

beverage n. ( )
cooling beverages
bever
bevy

n. ( )
a bevy of quails
a bevy of young women
bewail vt.
bewail for sb.'s death
wail ( n.vt. )

n., ,

vt.

n.
n.,
(),
<>,
v., ,

bewilder

bewilder

bewitch

bias

be ( ) wilder ( v. )

bewit ( n. )
bewitch v. ( )
ch
captivate
I was bewitched by the pretty dancer.

witch ( n.vt. )

vt., ,

bias n. ( ) ( against ) v.
His background biases him against businessmen.

dilettante:superficialitypartisan:bias

n., , ;
vt.

bibliographer n. ( )
biblioBiblegraph

n.,

bibliography n. (
)

n.(
),

bibliophile n.
bibliophi
bibliophile:booksgourmet:foodcalligrapher:handwriting

n.,

bias

bibliographer
bibliography

biblioBiblegraph

bibliophile

bibulous

v. ( )
confuse ( )
vt., ,
I was bewildered by the maze of streets.

wilderness ( )
bewildering ( adj. ) puzzling

bibu

bibulous

adj. ( ) ( )
a bibulous evening.
bibulous

adj., ,

bicker

bicker

v. ( ) ( )
The two boys were always bickering over toy guns.

bikeren[]

vi., , ;
n.,

v.command ( )

Do as you are bidden.

I bid four Yuan for that picture. 4
I bid 2 spades.

vt., , ,
, ; n.,
; v.

bid

bid

biennial

bienn

bifurcate

bifurcfork ( n. )

bifurcate

bigot

adj. ( ) (
)

n. ;
adj.,

v. ( ) adj. (
)
coalesce ( v. )

v.() ; adj.

biennial

bigot n. (

bigot
) zealot

n.,

be got
bi gotby God (
) bigot

bigoted

bigoted adj.
a bigoted person
bigoted:adviceconservative:change

adj., ,

bigotry

bigotry n. ( )

n.,

bile

bilingual

bile n. (

bile
)

Bile (

)
insulin:pancreasbile:1iver

bilingual adj. ( ) (
)
bilingu
a bilingual dictionary.
linguistics ( n. )

bilious

bilk

bilbill ( )
k

billow

billlow

biographer
biography
biosphere
biped
birch

bishop

bit

adj.

bilious adj. ( ) badtemperedcross

a bilious green.

adj.,

bilk vt. ( )
Fate bilked my hopes.
bilk sb. out of his money

vt., ; n.,

billow

bin

bin

n.,

n. ( )
A field of burning grass is billowing clouds of smoke.

n.,

; v.

n. ( )
container
n. ; []
a rubbish [dust] bin

dustbin ( n. )
biographer n.
She was the biographer of Bill.
n.
diary:biographerscripture:theologian

biography n. ( )
biography
n.
portrait:paintingbiography:history

biosphere n. ( )
biosphere
n.
marine biosphere
atmosphere ( n. ) hemisphere ( n. )
biped n.adj.
n. ;
biped
a feathered biped
adj.
centipede ( n. ) podiatrist ( n. )
birch n. (
birbirdch
n.,
Birchbitch ( n. )
)
the white [silver, Japanese] birch
bishop n. ( )
(
bishop
)

n.
The Bishop has set [put] his foot in it.
Be shopshop
[] (

"" )
n., , ,
bit n.
, ;
bit:drillblade:razor
vt., ;

vbl. ; n.[],
bin

bivouac

bizarre

1 ) bazaar ( n. )

2 ) pizza ( )

blackball

blackmail

blackmail

blade

blame

blanch

bland

blandishment

blame v. ( on, upon ) ( )

You can't blame anyone.
Don't blame it on him, but on me.
I am to blame. Blame it![] !

blanch v. (
1 ) blanc

2)
)

Her face blanched with fear.

blank ( adj.n. ) bleach ( v. )

bland adj. ( ) ( )
insipidbalmyfaint
bland food a bland little drama.
a bland smile.
tangy ( adj. )
tang

blandish

blandishment n. ( )
adulationblarney
blandishment:coax[cajole]medal:honorthreat:intimidate

obstacle:impedeprevarication:deceive

blandness

blare

1 )

2 ) bleat ( n. )
Beat

blase

blase ( )

blasphemy

1 )
blasblamephem
2 ) blasblast ( )
phemy

adj. ( ) mondaine
miser:munificentzealot:blase

blasphemy n. (

) cursing
blasphemous ( adj. ) phenomenon ( n. )
castigation:disapprovalblasphemy:irrev

n., ; vt.,

v., ,
;

adj., ,
, ,

n.,

n.,

n. ; v.

blase

adj.

n.()

n.(), (),
, ; vt.,
,, ,

1 )
blatant
blatter (
v. )
2)
blaantdisco

blatant adj. ( )
boisterousclamorousobstreperousvociferant (
)
a blatant lie the blatant roar of the storm

adj., ,
,

blaon

blazon
n. (
)
v.
the stars blazoned on that wall.
blazon:adornpillar:support
alliterate:removeblazon:efface

vt., , ,
; n.

bleach
v. ( ) blanch
The sun bleached my dress.

v.,

bleach ( v. )

bleachers
bleak

bleak

n. ( ) ( )
pungency ( n. )

blare v. ( )
The radio was blaring.
The radio blared out the exciting news.

bleach
bleachers

n., , ;
vi.

blast
n. ( ) v.
A blast of wind blew the window agape.
blast:whiffgush:trickle

blast

blazon

n. ( )

bizarre adj. (
) grotesquefantastic adj.(,
The story has a certain bizarre interest.
,)
bizarre clothing
blackball v. (
blackball )
n. vt.,
ostracize

All the members blackballed him.

blackmail n. (
)
n., ;
v.
vt.
The man tried to blackmail the clerk into helping him draw the money.

blade n. (
n.,
)
bit:drillblade:razor

blaspheme ( v. )
blame
balmeblaspheme

blandness

blatant

bivouac

bleak

n.[] ( )

adj. ( ) cold (
depressing )
Two weeks in hospital seems a bleak prospect.

a bleak wind

n.<>()

adj., ,
, ,

blemish v. ( )
marspoilprejudicetarnishvitiaten.defect
One bad deed can blemish a good reputation.

anomaly:paradigmaticblemish:flawless

n., , ;
vt., ,

blend

blend v. (
)
mixn. ( )
These buildings blend in well with the trees.

vt. ; n.

bless

bless v.praiseglorify
Bless the Lord. Bless this house!
Bless my soul! Bless me! !
bliss ( n. )

vt., ,
<>!!

blessing

blessing n. ( ) ( )
A Blessing in Disguise?
bane ( n. )

n.

blemish

( )

blight

blight

blinds

blind ( adj. )

blissful

bless ( v. ) blissful
ful

blithe

blithe

blizzard

1 ) blizzardlizard ( n. )

2)

bloated

bloblowat

blight
n. (

) ( )
n., ,
v.wither
; vt.,
Bankruptcy was the blight of his family.
Frost blighted the crops.
blighted ( adj.with
blinds

blissful adj. ( )
dislike:loathingpleasure:bliss

blithe

blizzard

bloated

blockade

adj.cheerfulcarefree
spoke with blithe ignorance of the true situation.

a blithe spirit
grave ( v. )

n.

adj. ( )
swelled
bloated with too much food

adj., ,

n. ; vt.

blockage n.
There's a blockage in the pipe.

n.,

blooming adj/adv. ( ) ( ) ( )
You are a blooming fool.
Jane is blooming with beauty.

adj.

blossom

n. ( ) flower ( )
v.
The child blossomed into a beauty.

blossom

blotch

lotch

blouse

bloblowuse

blowhard

blowhard

bludgeon

1 )

2 ) bludblood

blue

adj.,

blockade
v/n. (
)
The path was blockaded by snow.
filibuster:legislationblockade:commerce

block ( vt. )

bloom ( n.v. )

adj.

n. ( ) severe snowstorm

blockage

blooming

n.

blotch

blouse

n.(),
, ;
vi., ,

n. ( ) ( ) ( )

botch ( v. )

n.v.

n. ( ) (
)

n.,

blowhard n.boasterbraggart
blowhard:boastfultoady:obsequious

n.<>

n. ( )
club
She had been bludgeoned.
blood

n.

bludgeon

blue

adj.melancholyGloomydepressed
a blue jokemovie.
He was in the blues.

n. ; adj.,
,

blueprint

bluff

blueprint n. (

n., , ;
)
vt.,
wood:carpenterblueprint:architect

bluff vt. (
)
bluffcliff ( n. )
n., , ;
n.

adj., ;
He's only bluffing.

vt.vi

blunder

blunder

blblowunder18

plunder ( v. ) blunder

v. ( )
bunglen. ( ) boner
v.,
I have made a terrible blunder.
, ; n.,
protocol:blunderbumper:damage

blunt vt.disedgeobtundadj. ( )
frankstraightforward
Too much alcohol makes your senses blunt.

slacken:tensionblunt:sharpness

hone ( v. ) whet ( vt. )

blunt

blur

blur

BlurCD""

v. ( ) ( )
n.
Tears blur my eyes.
The moths blurred at the window screen.
BlurCD""
slur ( v. )

adj.,

blurb n. ( )
blurb:noticegloss:explanationcameo:appearance

n.<>
cameo (
; vt.

blurb

blurt

blur ( v. )
t

blush

blurt vt. ( out ) blatejaculate

I blurted out the secret.
flit:moveblurt:utter :
blush

bluster

blustblast ( n. )

v. ( ) n.
Spare my blushes.
She blushed as red as a rose.
lush ( adj. )

bluster v. (
)
bawlbellow ( )
The wind blustered around the house.
I blustered my way through the crowd.
blustering:speakswaggering:walk

boastful

bode

v., (),
(,)
, ; n.

ballbode
""

bodyguard
bog

vt.
,

v., , ,
; n.,
,

v., , ;
n.,

boastful adj. ( ) ( full of self-praise )

be boastful of
blowhard:boastfultoady:obsequious

adj., ,

bode v. ( ) presage
This bodes me no good.
forebode ( v. ) bodement ( n. )
auspicious ( adj. ) boding ill ( )

v. ; vbl.

bodyguard n. ( )
bodyguard:personsoldier:country

n.,

bog

dogbog

n. ( ) [] (
) v. ( down ) hinder
I got bogged down by the homework..

n. ; <> ;
vt. ;
vi.

boggle

boggle v. ( )
hesitatebalkgagscruplestumble
Never boggle at a difficulty.
goggle ( n. )
""

v.,

bogus

1 ) bog ( v. )
us
2 ) "Bogus"

bogus adj.spurious
He discovered that the painting was bogus

authentic ( adj. )

adj.<>,

bohemian
n/adj. ( ) (
) unconventional (
)
( )

bohemian

boisterous

boiboil ( v. )

boisterous adj. ( ) (
) noisyunrulyblatant
boister ( ) ous
preposterous ( adj. )
quiet ( adj. )

adj.,

bolster

bolster n.cushionpillowv. ( up )
supportstrengthenreinforcebracebuttressprop
I bolstered my plea with new evidence.

n. ; v.

bolt n. v.dash outdart

The pickpocket bolted.
bolted ( adj.separated )

n., , ,
; v.,
,

bolt
bombardment

bomb ( n. ) bombard ( vt. )

bombast

bomb ( n. )

bombardment

n. ( ) attack

bombast n.highfalutinrantrhapsodyrodomontade
Their eloquence is all bombast.
bombast:pompoustirade:criticaldrivel:nonsensical

n.,

n.

bombastic adj.grandiloquent
The candidate spoke in a bombastic way. adj.,
understated ( adj. ) unpretentious ( adj. )

bombastic

bondage

bondband

bondage
n. ( ) (
) slaverycaptivity
He is in bondage to his ambition.
bondserf ( n. )

n.,

bonhomie

bonhomiehuman

bonhomie n.
congenial[genial]:bonhomiediplomatic:tact

bonhomie:good natured :

n.,

bonnet

bonnet

bonnet
n.
bonny ( adj. )

n., ,
,

bonus

bonus

bonus n. ( )
The win on the pools was a bonus.
bonus:employeedecoration:soldier

n.,

boo

boo v.
snare ( v. )

v. ; int.!

bookcase

bookcase n.
wardrobe:clothesbookcase:books

n.,

bookish

bookish
boom

boon

1 ) moonboon
2 ) bonboon

boor

Boorpoor

adj.
bookish expressions

boom n. ( ) ( )
He boomed out his answer.
Business is booming.

n., ;
v., ,

boon

boorish

boost

boostST
ST

n. ( )
benevolencelargess
Radio is a boon to the blind.
misfortune ( n. )

adj.,

n., ,

boor n. ( )
chuffchurlclodhopperclownpeasant
tourists acting like boors
credulous:dupeinsensitive:boormischievous:imp

n., ,
,
(Boor)

boorish adj.ill-mannered
The boorish guest ruined the banquet

indecorous:proprietyboorish:sensitivity

adj., ,
,

boost v. ( ) raisepush
boost prices
You need to boost your spirits.
booster ( n. ) enthusiastic supporter

v.

bootless

bootless adj.abortive
bootless:futilityeffulgent:resplendencevoid:empty

interesting:intriguingbootless:futile
( )

bootless

v.pallpunchpuncturen.hole
The wood bores hard.
I'm bored with this job.
die:shapingdrill:boring
entrance ( v. )

adj.,

bore

bore

boredom

boredom n. ( state of being dull )

we thought we'd perish of boredom.
food:hungerstimulation:boredom

bore ( ) dom ( )

adj.uninterestingdulln.
()
I had expected the book to be boring.
entrancing ( adj. )

n., ,
, ; v.,
;

n.

boring

boring

n.() ;
adj.

botany

botanyany

botany n.
botane
botanical ( adj. )

n.

botch

botch v. ( ) mismanageblow
She botches all She touches.

v.

bother

botherher

bother vt. ( )
Don't bother me. I'm sorry to bother you
Don't bother yourself about me. Bother it! !

vt., ; vi.,
; n., ;
v.

bottleneck

bottleneck

bottleneck n.adj.
indefinite ( adj. )

n.

boudoir

boulder

shoulderboulder

boudoir n. ( )
n.
bouder[]
,

boulder n. ( )
colossus:figurineboulder:pebble
::
frond:leafboulder:rock

n.,

boundary

boundary n.borderlimit
A stone wall marked the boundary between the two farms.

unrestraint ( n. )

n.,

boundless

boundless

boundless adj. ( )
boundless imagination
boundless:limitimpeccable:flaw

limited ( adj. )

adj.,

bounteous

1 )
bountboundous

2 ) bountous

bounteous adj. ( )
plentifulbountiful
bounteous nature a bounteous repast

adj.,

bouquet

banquet ( n. )
que

bouquet n. ( ) fragrance
a bouquet of roses a rich bouquet
bouquet:flowerswoodpile:logsconstellation:star

n.

bourgeois

bourg ( n. )
hamburg ( n. )

bourgeois [SAT] n. ( )

n., ,
;
adj.,
; n.

bout

bovine

1 )

boutique ( n. )

bout n. (
2)
)

a wrestling bout.

1 ) bovcow ( )
bovine adj. ( ) ( )
2)
stolid
bovine
His bovine face gave no response.

n., , ,
; vt.

adj., ,
,

bowdlerize

bower

bowdlerize v. ( ) expurgate
This book has been bowdlerized. vt.()

Bowdler1818
, ,

bow""

bower

n.arbor

box

v.buffetsmackspank
box:fightdebate:argue

box

boycott

n.
n., , , ,
; v....,
,

boycott v. (
)

"Boycott"1897
They're boycotting the shop.
n.vt.,
( )
C
( ostracize )
1880

brace v.strengthenn.fastener
I braced my foot against the wall.
Brace yourself for a new challenge! !
denounce ( vt. )

n., ,
; vt., ,
, ;
adj. ; v.

brace

brace
brace embrace ( v. )

bracelet

brace1et

bracing

brace ( )

bracing adj. ( )
exhilaratingexhilarativequickeningtonic
a bracing lecture
vapid ( adj. )

n., , ;
adj.

bracket

brackbraceet

bracket n.
bracket a word
racket ( n. )
buttress:wallbracket:shelf

n.,
, ;
v.

brackish

brag

brag"
"

bracelet

brackish

n. ( )

adj. ( )

adj.,
a thin, brackish gruel.
brackish:repulse :

brag
v.boast
You are the baggiest of all persons.

braggadocio

braggadocio

braggart

bragart

braid

braid

brainbraid

n.

braggart
braid

n.boasting
n.adj.

n.v.
n.,
n. ; adj.,

v. ( )
n.
wear one's hair in braids
grooved:striatedbraided:stranded
:: ( )

v. ; n.

brake

brake

n.v. ( ) impedeobstruct
The government put the brakes on all these projects.

brake16""

divert:shuntretard:brake

n., ; v.

brand

brand
n. (
)
v.
We've branded our cattle.
What brand of computer do you like?
underscore:emphasisbrand:ownership

n., , ;
vt.,

brandish v. ( ) ( )
words brandished and banners waved. ,

vt. ; n.

brandish

1 ) brand
2 ) dish ( )
"
"

brash

brash

adj. ( )
madcapreckless
rash ( adj. )
frivolous:gravitybrash:discretion
candor:subterfugebrash:deliberate

adj., ,
, ;
n., ,

brassy

brass ( n. )

brat

1 )
2 ) rat ( n. )

brassy adj.
diffident ( adj. ) humble ( adj. )
furtive ( adj. ) unassertive ( adj. )
brat

n. ( )

adj.,
; n.
n.,

brattish

brattish
adj. ( )
tightfisted:parsimoniousbrattish:mischievous

adj.(),
,,

bravado

bravado v. ( )
The mob bravadoed a while but never got really violent.

bravura ( n. )
courageous:bravadocomplimentary:fulsomeness

n.,

bravery n. ( )
He is unrivaled in bravery.
The girls are wearing their bravery.

n.

bravo[]do

bravery

bravura

bravo[]ao

bravura adj.n.
This picture has a bravura of execution.
bravura:performanceresplendent:appearance

n.,
(
)

brawl

1 ) brawny ( adj. )

2 )
3 ) awl ( n. )

brawl
v/n. ( ) quarrel or fight
The river brawled over the rapids.
a family brawl
crawl ( v. ) awl ( n. )

n.vi.,

brawny

brawnbrown ( adj. )

brawny adj. ( ) strongmuscular

brawn ( n. )

adj.,

brazen

brazbrass ( n. )

brazen adj.impudent
They prefer to brazen a thing out rather than admit defeat.

brazier ( n. )
impudence:brazendeadpan:impassive

adj.,

breach

breachbreak ( n.v. )

breach v.n. ( of )
fissurerentriftschismhiatus
You are in breach of the contract.
solder ( v. )

n., , ,
; vt.,

breadth

n. ( ) ( )

What's the breadth of this river?

breadth of mind
a man of intellectual breadth

breadth

breakthrough n. (
)
( )
Surgeons have made a great breakthrough.

breakthrough
breeder

breed ( v. ( ) n. ) breeder

n. ( )

n., (),
()

n.

n.(),

breezeway

breezeway

breeze ( n. )
way
brevity

brevity

brevity`

bribe
bricklayer

bridle

brick ( n. ) layer ( n. )

n. (
)
breezeway:buildingstairway:floor

n.

n. ( ) conciseness ( )

the brevity of his life

epitomize:brevityembellish:ornamentation

exaggeration:caricaturebrevity:epigram

n.(), (,
)

bribe n./v.
bribe:incorruptibleaffect:insensiblehear:uncommunicative

n. ; vt.,
...

bricklayer n. ( )

n.

1 ) bride ( n. )
bridle n/v. ( ) curbcontroln. (

n., v.,
2 )
)
(.),
3)
Bridle your tongue.
()
rideb
without restraint ( )

brigand

n., ,
(
)

bring gun d

brigand [SAT] n. ( )

brilliant

brilliant

brilliant adj. (
sp
arkling
a brilliant scientist
brilliance ( n.brightnessintelligence )
firm:ironcladsmart:brilliant

brim

rim ( n. )
'b'
grim ( adj. )
grim

brim n. ( ) v.
Her eyes brimmed over with tears.
He brimmed a glass of beer.
brimful ( adj. )

n.(, ), ,
() ; vt.,
; vi.

brindled

rind ( n. )

brindled adj. (
)
brindle ( n. )

adj.,

brink

blink ( v. )

brisk

risk

bristle

brisrisetle

bristle vi. ( ) n. (
)
His hair bristled with anger.
gristle ( n. ) gristle

n., ;
vi.(),

brittle

bottlebrittle

brittle
adj.crispcrumblycrunchy
glass is brittle
She has a brittle temper.
brittleness ( n.fragility )
manifest:perceivebrittle:break

adj.,

broach

brink

brisk

n. ( ) ( )
vergeborder
on the brink of the grave
bribrim

adj., ,

n.()

adj. ( ) ( ) ( )
adj., ,
nimblespryyarezippy
, ;
risk
vt. ; vi.
ponderous ( adj. )

broach

v. ( ) ( to start a discussionbring
upmoot )
broach beer from a keg
It's a good chance to broach the subject.
breach ( n. )
vt.vi. ( ) ( )
To do a part-time job will broaden your outlook.

The road broadens out at this point.

broad:widthheavy:weight

vt...., ,
,

broaden

broaden

v., , ,

brocade

brocade n. ( )
gold [silver] brocade []
cascade ( n. ) facade ( n. )

n.[]
, ,

brochure

brochure n. ( ) bookletpamphlet
a holiday brochure

n.

broil

oilboilr

broil vt/vi.
to broil a chicken It's broiling today!

v.(),

broker

pawnbroker ( n. )

bromide

brooch

brood

brook

broker

n. ( )
""
impresario:entertainmentbroker:trade

bromide

n.platitude ( , )
equivocation:misleadingbromide:hackneyed

unhackneyed ( adj. )
brooch

brood

n.pin

n.,

n.[]

n.,

n.()
n. ( ) v. ( ) ( )
,
Don't brood about it.
() ;
vt.,
brook v. ( no ) put up
withn.stream
A great man cannot brook a rival.
n. ; vt.
twig:limbbrook:river
refuse to tolerate ( )

browbeat

browbeat>:-< ( )

browse

1 ) browbroust[]
2 ) browser ( n. )

bruise

bruit

brunt

run

browbeat v. ( )
bullybludgeonblusterbulldozecowdragoonhector
instigator:incitebully:browbeat

browse

v/n. ( on ) nibble ( )
browse on grass
browse through the book

bruise n/v. (
) (
) ( )
My feeling was bruised.
I bruised my knee.
bruit

brusque

brutal

brutbrutality (
n. )

brute

brut

bubble

n., ,

brusque adj. ( )
roughabruptblunt
brusque behavior

adj., ,
,

brutal

adj. ( ) savageviolent (
) harshrigorous
the brutal truth a brutal winter

buckle
up

bucolic

bubull ( n. ) cocow ( n. )

adj., ;
n.,

bubble
v.foameffervescen.
The kettle is at the bubble.
bubbleu
babble ( v. ) bad boy
puddle ( n. ) u
pebble ( n. )

n., ;
vi.,

v. opposeresisttraverse ( ) (
) n.[]
I bucked at your suggestion.
assent to ( )

buckle

n. ( ) v.fasten

bucolic adj.rusticruralpastoral
palatial:hovelcity[metropolis]:bucolichovel:palatial

urban ( adj. ) sophisticated ( adj. )

bud

bud

adj.,

brute n. ( )
brute strength brute courage
She is a brute to me.

bucket
n.container[]v.
One bucket of paint will be enough for the wall.

The rain was coming down in buckets.

buckle

vt.

brushwork n.
rugged brushwork

bucket

n., ; v.,

n,

buck

buck

v.n., ,

brunt n. ( ) impactshock
I had to bear the brunt of the criticisms.

brushwork
1 )
brusco[]

2)

v. ( aboutabroad ) ( ) blazon
It is bruited that ...
keep secret ( )

v.,

n. ( )
Trees begin to bud in the spring.

n., ,
[]

n. ; v.,
adj., ,
; n.,

n., ; vi.,

budge

budge

budget ( n. ) t ( )
'budge'

v.move a little ( ) yield

He can't budge this rock.
Money can't budge her.
obdurate[diehard]:budgelachrymose:cheerhidebound:innovation
[

n.<> , ,
, ;
v.()(
)

budget n. ( )
A new car will not be part of my budget.

regimen:healthbudget:solvency

n. ; vi.,

buffet v.strikeslap
The travelers were buffeted about during the rough boat ride.

n., , ,
; v.,

budget

buffet

8feet

buffoon

v.

buffoon

n.clownharlequinzany
ludicrous:buffoondissolute:libertine
humorous:waginexperience:neophyte

n.

bugaboo
buggy

bugaboo
bugaboo

bug

buggy

n. ( ) bugbear

n.carriagebaby carriageadj.

n.
adj.,
,
<> ;
n.<>,
<>,

bulb

bulb n.
bulbous ( adj. ) bulb

n.,

bulge

bulge
v/n.protrudejutoutthrustprotuberance
My pocket bulges with money.
budge ( v. ) budgett
bilge ( n. ) billge
depressed region ( )

n. ; v.,

bulk

bulletin

bulletin

bullion

bully

bulwark

bulk

n.sizequantity ( )
The bulk of the students voted.

bulletin n. (
)
bulletin board

bulllion
bullion n. ( )

1 )
bulboele[]
bully v. ( ) hurttyrannize
""
n.
2)
He's always bullying smaller children.
BULL
1 )
bulbole[]wark
bulwark n. ( ) rampart

Law is the bulwark of society.

2)
2 ) bulbullwark
bulbullwark
bumble

bumble

8ball8
stumble ( v. )

bump

v.stumble
The old lady kept bumbling on about something.

humble ( adj. ) bumblebee ( n. )

bump v.hitknockn.
he couldn't see clearly and ran bump into a tree.

n. ( ) ( ) (
)
bumpy ( adj. )
protocol:blunderbumper:damage

n., , ,
, ;
vt.,

n.,

n., ,

n. ; vt.,

n.,

v., ;
n.

n., ; v.(),
(),

bumper

bumper

bump ( v. )

bumptious

bump ( v. ) presumptuous (
adj. )

bumptious adj.
be bumptious over one's inferiors
dour:genialityimpetuous:vacillation[hesitation]bumptious:humblenes
s

adj.,
,

bungle

bungle v. ( do sth badly ) n. (

) blooperblunderbonerflufflapse
I bungled the job.
bungler ( n. ) jungle ( n. )
tangle ( v. )

v.

boyu ( )

buoy n. ( )
v.encourage
They were buoyed up by good news.
buoyancy ( n. )
unsupported ( adj. ) buoyed ( adj. ) sink ( v.
)

n.(, ),
, ;
vt., ,

buoyant adj.cheerful
I am in a buoyant mood.
buoyant:sinkinsoluble:dissolve

bend:rigidsubmerge:buoyantdissolve:insoluble

buoyant:floatheavy:drop

adj.,

buoy

buoyant

burdensome

burden ( n.v. )
some

bureaucracy

bureau ( )
cracy

burdensome

adj.

bureaucracy n. (
)
bureaucratic ( adj. ) bureaucratization ( n. )

n.

adj., ,

n., ,

burgeon

1 ) burjon[]burg (
n. )
2 )

burgeon v.proliferate
burgeoning cities
grow:burgeonbeat:palpitate

subside ( v. ) wither ( v. ) subdue ( v. )

n. ; v.

burglar

hamburger ( n. )

burglar n. ( )
burglar alarm

n.

burial
n.buryingsepulchersepultureinhumationinterment
burial service
inter:burialobliterate:removal
v. n.v. n.

n.

burial

burlesque

burnish

burlesque n.caricatureparody (
1 ) burleburla[]burly
( adj. )
)
2)

doggerel:verseburlesque:play

burnish v. ( ) polish
The metal burnishes well.
tarnish ( v. ) furnish ( v. )
numb:insensibleburnish:lustrous

vt., ()

burrow n. ( ( )
) holetunneldenv.
burrow a hole
burrowb
furrow ( n. )
ditch:canyonburrow:cavern

n. ; v.

1 ) brun[] ( )
2 ) burn ( v. )

burrow

burst

v. ( )
She burst out laughing.
inflate:burstpull:tear

burst
bust

bus

n., ;
adj.,

bust

n. ( ) ( )

busybody

v., , ,
; n.,
,
n., ,
()

busybody n.
ascetic:self-denialbusybody:intrusive

n.,

butcher

butcher n. ( )
He is a real butcher.

n., ; vt.,

butt

butt v. ( )
butt:headnudge:elbow

n., ,
; v.,

butterfly

butterfly

n. ( )

a social butterfly

n.[] ;

buttress

8trees8

buttress n. (
) v. (
up ) bolster
He buttressed his argument with solid facts.

mattress ( n. ) mat

buxom

box somebox

buxom adj. ( )
She is a buxom blonde.

adj.

bygone

gone

bygone adj.pastbelatedoldfangledn.
Let bygones be bygones.

n. ; adj.

byline

line ( n. )

bypass

bypass

byproduct

byproduct

bystander

bystander bystander n. (
n.,

n. ( )
credits:moviebyline:article

n.(), ;
vt., ()

byline

bypass v. ( )
Let's bypass the town. !
byproduct

n. ( )
( ) side effect

n.
n. ; vt.,

n.

byzantine adj.secretive
( Byzantine )
5

straightforward ( adj. )

byzantine

cabal

cabal n.
a cabal of powerful men
n.(),
cab ( n. )
() ;

( CABAL )
vi.
cabal:associationplot:plan

cabinet

cab ( ) net (
)

cache

cashcache
cache

cacophonous

cacophony

cactus

cadaver

cabinet n. ( ) (
n.()
)
, <> ;
medicine cabinet Cabinet Minister
adj.<>,
ruffle:shirtmolding:cabinet

cache n. ( ) v.
n.,
cache camp supplies
,
cache:hidden[hoard]summit:inaccessible
; vt., ;

n.
cacophonous adj.
fetid[malodorous]:smellcacophonous[jarring]:sound

mellifluous ( adj. ) dulcet ( adj. )

euphonious ( adj. )

adj.,

cacophony n. dissonance
heard a cacophony of horns
cacophony
euphonious ( adj. ) symphony ( n. )

n.,
,

cacophonyphone

cactus n. ( cacti ) (

)
cadfall
cadaver

Cadcabaver

cadaverous

n.[]

cadaver n. ( ) corpse
decadent ( adj. ) cadence ( n. )

n.,

cadaverous
adj.paleghastlygaunthaggard
She had a cadaverous face.

adj.,

cadence n. ( ) ( )
rhythm

n.(),
, ,

cadence

cadence
(
)

cadet

cadet

n.
cadet:veterantadpole:frog
:: ( )

n.,
<>()

cadge

cadge

cadge
v.beg
He cadged 15 cents. 15
badge ( n. ) budge ( v. )
earn ( v. )

v., ,

caffeine

caffeine n. (
)
nicotine:tobaccocaffeine:coffee

n., ()

caisson

caisson n. (
)
chevron:badgecaisson:cart
V

n.(),
()

cadet

cajole

cajole

calamity

cajcagejolejail
( )

calam
calamity n. ( )
calcallamity ( n. )
Calamity is man's true touchstone.
911
calamitous ( adj. )
calcification

calcification
calcify

v. ( ) coaxwheedle
It is difficult to cajole her.
cajolery ( n.coaxing )
blandishment:cajoleobstacle:impede

calcify (
)

n. ( )
flexibility ( n. )

calcify v.
calculus ( n. )
make malleable/pliant/more flexible ( )

vt.,

n.,

n.
vi., ;
vt.

calcium

calcium

calcCa

n. ( )
calcium:mineralsugar:carbohydrate

n.[](Ca)

calculable

calculable adj.
a calculable assistant

adj.,

calculate

calculate v.reckon
Have you calculated the result? ?
abacus:calculatesextant:navigate

v., , ,
; v.<>,

calculated

calculated
calculating

calculating

adj.,
, ,

adj.schemingshrewd
a calculating businessman

()

calculus n. ( ) (
)

calculus

caldron

adj. ( ) intentional ( )

a calculated insult

calcalldrondrone (
)

calf

( )

calibrate

calibliprate

n.,

caldron n. ( ) 1arge kettle

n.(),
The witch stirred her caldron.
calf

n. ( )
calf shoes

n., ,

calibrate v. ( )
calibrated the polling procedures.
calibre ( n. ) calipers ( n. )

v.

calligrapher

calligrapher n.
bibliophile:booksgourmet:foodcalligrapher:handwriting
::

n.

calligraphy

calligraphy n.handwriting
artistic calligraphy
callikalligraphy
callI
calligraphy:scribblesonnet:doggerel

n.

callous

callow

( )

( )

calllow

calorie

calorimeter

calumniate

calorimeter

callous

adj. ( ) unfeeling
She is callous to rebuke.

callow
adj.unfledgedimmature
I am only a callow youth.
frank:secretivenesscallow:maturity

apoplectic:calmcallow:mature

Calorie n. ( )
She can eat only 1500 calories a day.

calorific ( adj. )
heat:caloriesliquid:gallonspower:watt

sound:decibelelectricity volt

calorimeter n. (
)
heat:calorimeterdistance:odometer

calumniate v. ( )
corroborate:evidencecalumniate:falsehood

vindicate ( vt. ) approbate ( v. )

adj., ,
,

adj.,
()

n.

n.

vt.,

calumny

"
" (
)
calucallmny

camaraderie

calumny n. ( )
calumny:assertion[representation]perjury:testimony

n.,

camaraderie n.. ( ) good-fellowship

comrade ( n. )
enmity ( n. )

n.,

cameo

cameo

cameo

n. ( ) relief
( ) ( )
glass cameo
n.
peccadillo:offensecameo:sculpture

blurb:noticecameo:appearance

camouflage

camouflage

campaign

canard

n./v ( ) disguise (
)
camoucamera ( n. )
The military vehicle was camouflaged.
v. ; n.

camouflage:deceptionflattery:ingratiating

disguise:identificationca
campaign n. ( )
n.[],
camp ( n. )
( )
(),
aign
I am campaigning for equal rights for men.
;
?
vi., ,
canard n. ( )
There are stories canarding about her.

n.,

canary

chicanery ( n. )
Chicanerycanary

candid

cand
candid

canary n. ( )
canary yellow
canary ( Canary )

n.[],

candid adj. ( )
adj., ,
To be candid, I think you acted foolishly. ,
,
dissembling ( adj. )

candidacy

candidacy n. ( the state of being a candidate )

( candidate )

rescind:lawwithdraw:candidacy

n.,

candidate

candidate n.applicantaspirantseeker
roster:personnelslate:candidate

ballot:candidates :

n.,

candor n.frankness
palter:candordiehard:budge
candor:subterfugebrash:deliberate

artifice ( n. ) mendacity ( n. )

n.,

cane n.
cane:walkglasses:see

n., ;
vt.,

candor

candor

cane

n.[] ; adj.,
, ,

canine

cannine

canker

cancer ( n. ) conquer ( vt.

)

cannibal

cannibal n.
Carib()

cannibalism ( n. )

n.,

canny

canny adj. ( )
shrewdcareful

adj., ,

canon
canon

canon n.
the Shakespeare canon
( ) ( )
cannon ( n. )
religion:devoutcanon:orthodoxy

apocrypha ( n. )

n., ,
()(
),
;

canonical adj.orthodox
heterodox ( adj. ) nontraditional ( adj. )

adj.

canon

canonical

canine

adj.

canker

n. ( )

Blighted stems often canker.

n.[],
[](),
; vi., ,
; vt.,

canopy

canopmosquito

cant

cant

cantcan't

cantankerous
cantata
canter
canto

cantankeranger
cantank
cantatasonata ( n.
)

canopy n. (
)
draperyawningcovering
canopy:covertag:identify
cant

n.jargonv.

cantankerous

adj.bad-temperedquarrelsome

cantata

n. ( )

n., , ,
, ; vi.,

adj.,
, ,
n., ,

v./n. ( ) ( slow gallop )

canter
Canterbury ( )
n. ; v.

n.(
canto n. ( "" )

"")

canvas

canter

n.,

canvas n. ( )
She showed me her recent canvases.
canvas:paintermarble:sculptor

tripod:cameraeasel:canvas

v. ;
n.

canvass

canvas ( n. )

canvass v. scrutinize
canvass a district for votes
exponent:advocatepollster:canvass

n., , ;
vt., ,
...,
; vi.,

canyon

gorgegullyravinevalley

canyon n. ( )
the Grand Canyon
ditch:canyonburrow:cavern

n.<>,

capability

capability ( n. )

cape

cap

caper

ape ( n. )
capeer

capillary

capill

capitation
capitulate

cap
capit
cap
capitlate

Capitulatecapital ( n. ) \

capability n.
The little girl has great capability as a singer.

capacious ( adj. ) roomyspacious

capacity ( n.contentvolumeabilityqualification )
cape n.cloak (
)

n.(), ,
,

n.,
A bicycle cape will protect me in wet weather.

caper v./n.jumpleap
cut a caper upon nothing ( )
capillary

n ( )

capitation

n.

n. ; vi.
n. ; adj.,

n.,

capitulate v. ( )
capitulate on [upon] the condition that...
resist ( vt. ) oppose ( v. )

vi., ,
, ,

capitulation n.
resistance ( n. )

n.(),

n. ( ) (
)
A hailstorm in June is a caprice.
capriccio
capriciousness ( n. )
furtive

n., ,

capitulation
caprice

caprice

price ( n. )

caprice

capricious

n. ( )
erraticflighty
My wife is very capricious.
capricious:whimobjective:fact

insubordinate:submissivecapricious:deliberate

capricious

capsize

capsizesizeable

capsule

capsule

caption

cap

captious

capous

capsize v. ( ) turn over

The little boat capsized in the storm, but didn't sink.

capsule

caption

adj.

v.()

n. ( ) summary
a capsule review

n.(), ,
,

n. ( )

n., ;
vt.,

captious

adj.carping
capture ( v. )

adj.,

captivate v. ( )
fascinatecharmattract
I was captivated by her beauty.
captivation ( n. ) captive (
n. )
repulse ( v. )

captivate

capture

capture

cap

carafe
carapace

v. ( ) ( )
win ( )
The criminal was captured.
escape:capturedodge:blow

vt.,

carafe
carapace

n. ( ) ( )

carapace n. ( )
carapace:turtlehull:seed
carat

n. ( 200 ) (
24 )
karate ( n. ) caret ( n. )

carat

carbohydrate

carbohydrate

carbohydr

carcinogen

cancer ( n. ) gen

cardboard

cardboard

cardinal

card

carcinogen n.
carcinoma ( n.[] )

cardboard

cardinal adj..paramount
This is a matter of cardinal significance.
( )

cardiologist ( n. )
minor ( adj. )

carefreefree from care

careful

caress
caret

n.adj.

n.
n.,

n.(=karat)(
)

n.[],

n.

n.

n., ;
adj.,

careen v. ( ) ( )
He careened through foreign territories.
vt., ,
careencar
()

; n.
Carreenpreen
career ( n. )

careen

carefree

n. ( )
carbonated ( adj. )
calcium:mineralsugar:carbohydrate

n., ;
vt., ,

carefree adj.
idyll:carefreeordeal:difficult

carefree:responsibilityhidebound:flexibility

adj.,
,

careful adj.
He is a careful worker.
careless ( adj. ) thoughtless
interested:agogcareful:meticulous

devoted:zealouscareful:fastidious

derelict ( adj. )

adj.,

caress n. ( loving touch ) v.

swagger:bravadocaress:affection

n., ; vt.

caretctc
caret n. ( V )
t
caret:insertioncomma:pause

n.( ^
) ;
n.^

careworn

carewornwear

careworn adj. ( )
a careworn face
lighthearted ( adj. )

adj.,
,

caricature

carIcat

caricature n. ( ) (
)
Magazines often contain caricatures.
pithiness:aphorismexaggeration:caricaturebrevity:epigram

n., ,
,
() ;
vt.

carillon

carill

carnage

carncarrnagerage

carillon

n. ( a set of bells capable of being played from a

keyboard )
carnage

n. ( ) massacre

n.,
n.()
, ,

carnal

carnal

carn ( )

carnation

carn

carnival

adj., ,
, ,

n. (
)

n., ,

carnival n. ( festivitymerrymaking )
( Lent )
camival
40

n.,

carnivore

carnvor

carol

carolca
rol ( )

carnation

adj. ( ) ( )
fleshlysensual
carnal knowledge
spiritual ( adj. )

carnivore n. ( any animal that consumes other animals )

voracious ( adj. ) herbivorous ( adj. )
carnivorous ( adj.flesh-eating )
carol

carouse

n. ( )
vt.
The salesman is caroling company's glories.

choral dance
carouse n. ( Party )
garaus""gar
carrouse
aus""""

""
Carousehouse

roisterer:carouserecluse:withdra

n. ;
n.(),
,
n., ,
() ;
v.,

v.

carp ( n. )
carp

carp v. ( )
She was always carping at me.
complain:carpdrink:guzzle
( )
caviler:carpinglibertine:licentious

n. ; vi.

carpenter

carpenter

carpenter n.
Like carpenters, like chips. []
taxonomist:classifycarpenter:build

saw:carpenterscissors:tailorknife:butcher

n.

carrion

carrcarn
carrionlion

cartographer

cartcardgrapher
cartoon graph

cartographer n.
cartographer:maptailor:clothinglexicographer:dictionary

n.,

cartoon

Cartcard

cartoon
n. ( )
cartoonist ( n. ) carton ( )

n.()
, , ,
() ;
v. ;
n.,

carp

carrion

n.

v. ( ) (
)
I carved the figure of a woman.
Please carve the chicken.
carve:turkeyslice:cake
hack:carvegouge:engrave

n., ;
adj., ,
, ,

carve

carve

cascade

cascad
cascastcad

cast

caste

castigate

castigate

cascade n.small waterfall

Her long hair fell over her shoulders in a cascade of curls.

casual ( adj. ) decadent ( adj. )

cast n.v. ( )
The fishermen cast their nets into the sea.

choir:singercast:actor
appoint:officialcast:actor
letter:signatureplaybill:cast
tout ( v. )
caste

n. ( rigid class distinction )

castigate v.punishrebuke
extol ( v. ) flatter ( vt. )

v.,

n., ;
vi. ; n.

n., , ,
, ; v., ,
, , ,
()
n.,
(),
,
()
,
v.

castigation

castigation n.
castigation:disapprovalblasphemy:irreverencecrime:misbehave

peccadillo:sinadmonishment:castigation

castigation:reproofdenunciation:denial
loathing:dislikesoaking

n., ,

castle

castle n.
drawbridge:castlegangway:ship

n.

casual

casual adj.occasional
a casual visitor
inveterate ( adj. )
scrutiny ( n. ) casual glance ( )

adj., ,

casualty

casualty casualty

n.accident
The enemy suffered casualties.

cataclysm

cataclysm

cataclysm

catalog

catalog

n. ( ) ( )
upheavaldisaster ( )
catacomb ( n. )

catalog n.catalogueseriesv.
Can you catalogue the VCD sets you sell?
VCD

n., , ,
()
n., ;
v.

catalyst

catalyst

catalystleast

n. ( )

a serious breach of trust was the catalyst for the divorce.

catalysis ( n. ) catalytic ( adj. )

enzyme:catalys

n.

catalyze v.stimulate
inhibit ( v. ) retard ( v. )

catalyze
catapult

catapult

catapult

catapult

cataract

cataact

catastrophe

catastrophe

catechism

catchi

catechis ( )
m()

categorical

category ( n. )

cater

cater
(
)

caterpillar

catharsis

n. ( )
slingshot ( )
The driver was catapulted through the windscreen.

catapult
cataract n. ( )
cascade ( n. )

catastrophe

cathedral

catholic

n. ( ) disaster (
)
The English party turned out to be a catastrophe.

catastrophic ( adj. )

catechism

n. ( )

categorical

adj. ( )
absolute
capitulate:categorical:
qualified ( adj. ) conditional ( adj. )

vt., ,

n.,

n., ,

n.,

n.,

adj., ,
(
)

v. ( to ) ( ) (
)
She catered to my every need.

vi.,
(),

cater ( v. ) pillar ( n. )

caterpillar n. ( moth )
tadpole:flogcaterpillar:butterfly

n.

cathar ( )

catharsis n. (
) (
)
cathars
cathartic ( n.purgative )

n.[](),
,
[]()
,

cathedchair
cathedral

(
Catholic )

SARS

cater

n.

cathedral

catholic

n. ( ) adj.

adj.all-inclusiveuniversal
narrow ( adj. )

n.

n. ;
adj.

n.()
caucus n. (
, ;
)
vi.
cactus ( n. )

caucus

caulk

caulk v. ( ) ( )
n. ( )
baste:drynesscaulk:moistness
absorb:spongeseal:caulk

vt....

causal

cause ( n. )

causal adj.
a causal relationship between scarcity of goods and higher prices.

casual ( adj. ) causality ( n. )

adj.,
,
;
n.(
)

caustic

causcausetic

Caustic

caustic adj. ( ) bitingn.

caustic:eat awaydesiccant:dry

pungent:odorcaustic:comment
barb:causticpan:harsh

adj.,

cauterize

cauterize

cauterize v. (
)

vt., ,

cavalier

caval""
AV""caval,
!~~(
)&()&()
~

cavalier n. ( )
cavalry ( n. ) cavalcade ( n. )
rapscallion:mischievoussluggard:lazycavalier:arrogant
:
( cavalier )

n., ,
,

caveat

1.caveat=cave()+eat()>,""(cave)""(eat),"
/" .
2.cave()at()"cave"()"at""/"
,=>/

caveat n.
overture[preamble]:introductorycaveat:warning[cautionary]
[]

n.[]
, ,

cavern

cave ( n. ) ->cave+rn

cavern n. ( )
cavity ( n. )
cavern:spelunkerocean:diver

ditch:canyonburrow:cavern

n., , ;
vt.,

cavil

cavcave""ilill""

civil ( adj. )
cavil!!!

cavil

caviler n.
caviler:carpinglibertine:licentious

caviler
cavort

cavort

cede

v. ( )
carpquibble
Even she could find nothing to cavil about.

nitpick:criticizecavil:object

ceiling

vi. ( ) caperfriskfrolicrollickromp
dodder:unsteadycavort:sprightly

trudge ( v. )

cede v. ( ) ( )
The Qing government ceded China's Hong Kong to Britain.

cession ( n.cede )
possess ( vt. )
ceiling

n.

vi.,

n.,

vi.

vt.

n.,

celebrate v.praise
We celebrated the New Year.
Lu Xun will be for ever celebrated as the glorious harbinger.

cerebrate

v., , ,
,

celebrated adj. ( ) famousrenowned

I am a celebrated novelist.
cerebr

adj.

celebrity

celebrity n.
social celebrities
cerebr
obscurity ( n. )

n.,

celerity

celerity n. ( ) speed
Celerity is the soul of warfare.
celer
accelerate ( v. ) decelerate ( v. )

n.,

celebrate

celebrated

celebrate ( v. )

celestial

celestial

celestial adj.
The sun is celestial body.
celeste ( n. )

adj.

celibate

celib
celibateliberate ( v. )

celibate n./adj. ( )
celibacy ( n. )

n., ;
adj., ,

cellar

cell ( n. )

cellar n. ( ) ( )
The wine has been cellared for 60 years. 60

n., , ,

cello

violin ( n. ) viola ( n. )

cello

n. ( )
cellar ( n. ) celloo (
ao )
cellular adj.
cellular plastics

adj.

cement n.v.
Our holiday together cemented our friendship.

fracture ( n./v. )

n., ;
vt., ,
; vi.

cemetery n.graveyard
public cemetery
come
cemetcement
cemetmeet

n.,

censor v. (
)
censassess
vendor:purveycensor:expurgate

n. ; vt.,

censorious adj.critical
pliable:influencedcensorious:condemn

eulogistic ( adj. )

adj.,

censorship n.
censorship:informationsanitation:disease

censorship:communicationpreservative:decay

n.,

cellular

cement

sement

cemetery

censor

censorious

censorship

shipVCD/D
VD

censure

census

censusassess ( )

centaur

cent ( n. )

( )

centralization

centralize (
vcentrize )

centrifuge

centrifug

centripetal

centripet

centurion

century ( n. )
centurion

cephalic

ceramic

n.

censure

n./v. ( ) ( ) (
)
whether the Senate will censure one of its members.

censuassess ( )

census n. (
)
The census enumerated 98 persons over one hundred years old in this
mountain area. 98
census:populationinventory:merchandise[stock]

centaur

n.

centralization

n.concentration (
)
centrifuge n. (

)
refugee ( n. ) fugitive ( n. ) centrifugal ( adj. )
centrifuge:separatecolander:drain

centripetal n.
centripetal force
petition ( v. ) competition ( n. )
centurion

n. ( )

v. ; n.

n.

n.[]
,
n.,

n.

adj.

n.,
(,
)

cephalic adj.skull
cephal
adj.[]

bicephalous ( adj. ) acephalous ( adj. )

ceramic n. (

)
ceram (
adj. ; n.
ceramics ( n. ) ceram ( n. ) ceramist ( n. )
)
mosaic:ceramicpatchwork:cloth

shard:ceramiccrumb:cake

cereal

cereal

cereal

n. ( ) (
)

cerebral adj.
His approach is cerebral.
cerebr
celebrated ( adj. ) celebrity ( n. )
cerebration ( n.thinking ) cerebrum ( n. )

cerebral

n.,

adj.,

ceremony

ceremony

n. ( ) (
)
The marriage ceremony took place in the church.
hegemony ( n. )
ceremonious ( adj. )
affidavit:statementwedding:ceremony

n., , ,

certainty

certainty n.
It's a certainty that I will win the game.
quandary ( n. ) supposition ( n. )
misgiving ( n. ) indecision ( n. )

n.,

certification

certify ( v. )

certification n.
certification of fitness
teacher:certificationdriver:license

n.

certitude

celticertain ( adj. )
itude

certitude n. ( )
obscurity ( n. )

n.,

cessation n. ( ) ceasingstopping
cessation of arms [hostilities]
cessacease
cession ( n. ) concession ( n. )

perseverance ( n. ) commencement ( n. )
start ( n. ) continuat

n.

chafe v. ( ) vex
My shoes chafed the skin on my feet.

v.(),
,

cessation

chafe

chase ( n./v. ) chafe

chaff

chafchafef

chaff

n. ( )
( )
dross:metalchaff:grain
chaff:wheatshell:pecan
winnow:chafffilter:impurities
chagrin

chagrin

chagrin ( v. )

chalice

n./v. ( )
I was chagrined at the poor sales of my book.

chagrin:mindgrimace:face

elate ( vt. ) cheerfulness ( n. )

n., , ;
v.,

chalice

challenge

chameleon

n., ,

n.gobletcup

""

n.,

challenge n. ( ) v.
I challenged him to a game of tennis.
challenger ( n. ) challenging ( adj. )
flout:disregardtaunt:challengemock:imitate

n. ; vt....

chameleon n. ( )
salmon:ichthyologistchameleon:herpetologist

n.

chameshameleonlion

leon ( )

champion

n. ( ) v.
a champion for internationalism
n., , ;
championship ( n. )
vt.,
impugn ( v. ) disparage ( vt. )

champion

chancellor

chandelier

chance ( n. )

chancellor
chan ( )
cellorcellar

chandelcandle ( n. )

chandelier

channel

channel

n.
the Lord Chancellor

n.,

n. ( )
chandler ( n. )

n.

n. ( ) ( ) n., , , ;
artery:plaquechannel:silt
vt., ,

; ,

chant
chantey

chaos

chapel
char

chant n. ( ) v.
I chanted a prayer.

chant
eyeye
chantey
chant ( )

chaos

n.chantyshanty ( )

chapel n.
I attend chapel each morning.
v. ( ) ( ) n.

characteristic adj.n. (
)
Kindness is one of my characteristics.
characterization ( n. )
characterize ( v. )

characteristic

n.,
(chanty
shanty)

n.confusiondisorder
(

n.,
)
(
chaos:predictabilitypallor:color
)

chaotic ( adj. ) strictly structured ( ) /

strictly featured ( )

chape

Chapelapple
char
char

chaos

n.

n.,

v.

adj.,
, ;
n.,

charade

charade

charade

n. ( "" )

charade:wordmime:stories

charade:dissimulatevoid:empty

charisma

chachinarisrisemamao
(
,.)

charisma n. ( )
magnetismcharm
( )
charismatic ( adj. )

charity

charity

charlatan

(
?)

charlatan n. ( )
fakemountebankquack
charchatter ( v. )
juggernaut:crushcharlatan:deceive

n.

charming

charm ( n. ( ) )

charming adj. ( ) delightful

What a charming young girl! !

adj.,

chartered adj.
chartered airplane
chartered accountant []C. A.
charter ( vt.n. )
chart ( n.vt. )

adj.

chartered

chase

adj.carefulcautious (
)
Be chary of catching cold! !
chary:cautionimperturbable:composure

bold ( adj. ) rash ( adj.

char""y""()

()

chase v. ( to make a groove in ) ( )

The cat likes to chase the mice.
a richly chased plate
chafe ( v. )
embroider:clothchase:metal

chasm

n. ( )
cleft:chasmcut:gash
:: ( )

chasm
chassis
chaste
chasten
chastise

chase ( v. )
t
chaste ( adj. )
n
(,
)

n., ,

charity n. ( ) benevolence
I helped her out of charity.
n., ,
charitable ( adj.forgivinglenientphilanthropic )

chary

chary

n.

chassis

n. ( )

chaste adj. ( ) virtuous (

) restrained ( ) simple
chastity ( n. )
chasten

chastise

adj., ,

n., ; vt.,
,

n.,

n.
adj., (, ,
)
,

v. ( )

v.

v. ( ) scoldcondemn

vt.,

chauvinism

chauvinism

n. ( ) patriotismjingoism
male chauvinism
( Nicolas Chauvin )

n.,

chauvinist

chauvinist n.
miser:thriftchauvinist:patriotism

n.

chauvinistic

chauvinistic adj.
patriotic:chauvinisticreceptive:gullible

adj.,

check

check v. ( ) n.
We checked our steps.
jolt:movecheck:stop
prompt ( v. ) propagate ( v. ) goad ( vt. )
hasten ( v. )

n., , ,
, ,
,
; vt.,
, , ,
; vi.,
, ,

checkered

cheetah

check

check ( v. )
ered
checkered adj.

She'd had a checkered past.

cheetcheat ( v. )

cheetah n. ( 96 )

100

adj.

n.[]
,

chef

chef n. ( )
author:novelchef:banquet
chef:kitchenchemist:laboratory

n.

cherubic

cherubrubber

cherubic adj. (
) angelicinnocentlooking
cherub ( n. )
somber ( adj. )

adj.,
,

chevron

chevronV

chevron n. V (
)
chevron:badgecaisson:cart
V

n.[](
)v

chiaroscuro

claire-obscure ( )

chiaroscuro n. ( )
chiaroscuro:contrastfiligree:delicacytapestry:intricacy
:
tapestry:intricacy
tapestry

n.,

chicanery

chicanerycanary

chickchicanery

chicanery n.trickery
use chicanery
urbane:gaucherieguileless:chicanery

chicanery:clevertactlessness:truthful

n., , ,

chide

chidechild

chide v. ( ) scoldreprove
The teacher chided me for being late.
chide:pilloryhumor:mollycoddle

praise ( vt. )

v.,

chill

chillill

chill v.
debase:statuschill:temperature

n., , ;
adj., ;
v., ,

chimera

chimera

chip

chimera n. (
)
n.[], ,
monsterfancy
, ,
( )

chimerical ( adj. )
melodrama:subtletychimera:authenticity

chip n. ( ) ( )
n., ;
This rock chips easily.
v., ;
chip:stoneshard:glass

chipmunk

chip ( n. ) munkmonk (
n. )

( )
""10

chiromancy

chirchairman

chiromancy n.palmistry
chiroman
chiropodist ( n. ) necromancy ( n. )

n.

chirp

chirp v. ( )
chirrup

n., ;
v.,

chipmunk

n. ( )

n.[]

chisel

chise

chivalrous

chiva

choir

chisel n. ( ) v.
( ) swindlecheat
I chiseled a hole in the wall.
brush:paintingchisel:sculpture

chivalrous adj. (
)
gallantcourteoushonorable
I appreciate chivalrous acts.
chivalcaval
chivalry ( n. )
choir n. ( )
The church choir sings every morning.
cho

choleric

choleric adj.bad-temperedirritable
cholecystitis ( n. ) choler ( n. )
cowardice:intimidatecholer:antagonize

difficult to provoke ( ) pacific

adj.

chop

chore

n. ( ) ( )

We had to chop a way.

chord n. ( )
constellation:starchord:notegrove:treequeue:person
:

n.,

v., ,
, ;
n.,

chop

chord

adj.

choke vt.throttle
smother:choke :

choke
choler

chole

n. ; v.

chore

n. ( )
It's such a chore to do the shopping!

n., , , ;
vt., , ()

n., , ;
n.[]
n.

choreography

choreography

chography

n. ( )
dancing
choregraphy
choreography:danceplot:story
choreographer:movementarchitect:buildingsculptor:statue

chortle

choleP

chortle v./n. ( )
I chortled throughout the movie.
chortlechuckle ( n. )

vi. ;
n.

chous

chorus n.
My speech was welcomed with a chorus of praise.

troupe:performchorus:sing

n., ,

chorus

adj.
chrom
chromatron ( n. )
colorless ( adj. )

n.,

chromatic

chromatic
chromosome

chromsomesomatic (
chromosome
adj. )

n. ( DNA )

adj.

n.[]

chronic

chronic

chronological

chronlogical

adj. ( )

a chronic disease a chronic war

chron
synchronous ( adj. )
sporadic ( adj. )

adj.,

chronological adj.
chronicle ( n. ) chronometer ( n. )
dictionary:alphabeticalannals:chronological

adj.

chronology

n. ( ) ( )

anachronism:chronologyfallacy:logic

chronology

n.,

chrysanthemum

chrysanth

chrysanthemum n. ( )
anthology ( n. ) chrysalis ( n. )

n.

chuckle

chchle
chu

chuckle v. ( )
She chuckled at the story.
chortle ( v. ) grin ( v. ) guffaw ( v. )

n. ;
vi.,

chunk

chunk

chun

n. ( )

Having meat often meant a big chunk of the income.

chunky ( adj. )

n.,

churl

church ( n. ) A churl does not fit in a

church.

churl n.boor
churlish ( adj.surlyboorish ) churlishness ( n. )
annoying:gadflyrude:churl

n.,,
,

cider

( )

cider n. ( )
Two ciders, please.

n.

ciliate adj. ( )
ciliili
cili
supercilious ( adj. )

n.[]adj.
,

ciliate

cinder

( )

( cider )

cinder

n. ( )

cipher n.zerononentity
I couldn't cipher out her motives.
decipher ( v. ) encipher ( v. )
cipher:crypticpr cis:concise

cipher

circlet

circlet

n. ( )
cirlet

n.,

n.

n.

circuitous

circuitous adj.roundaboutindirectdevious
take a circuitous route
circuitous
circus ( n. ) circuit ( n. )
circulate ( v. )
circulation ( n. )

adj.

circular

circular adj.n.
circular:asymmetricalprotean:rigid

adj., ;
n. ;

circumference

circumfer

circumference n. ( ) distance
The earth's circumference is more than 40000 kilometers.

chest circumference

n.,

circumlocution

circumloculoqu

circumlocution n. ( )
loquacious ( adj. ) locution ( n. )
succinctness ( n. ) express succinctly ( )

n.

circumscribe

circumscribe (
)

circumspect

circumspect

circumscribe v.restrictrestrainlimit
Their life was extremely circumscribed.
vt....,
describe ( v. ) prescribe ( v. )
circumscribed ( ) unlimited
circumspect adj. (
) cautious
circumspect:prudenceurbane:polish

rash:circumspectiveimperious:servile

audacious ( adj. ) reckless

adj.,

circumspection n.prudence
temerity ( n. )

n.,

circumstance n.condition ( )
The circumstances forced her to accept.
You writes with circumstances.

n., ,

circumstantial adj. ( )
circumstantial report
circumstantiality ( n. )

adj.

circumvent v. ( )
we tried to circumvent enemies.
confront ( v. ) direct encounter ( )

vt., ,

cistern n. ( ) (
)
cistern:liquidslandfill:refuse

n.,

circumspection
circumstance

circumstance

circumstantial

circumvent
cistern
citadel

circumvent

cistersistern

citcityadadd

citadel

n.bulwark ( ) fortress

cite

citen

cite v. ( ) ( )
The judicial minister cited the latest crime figures.

incite ( v. ) citation ( n. )
summons:citation

civilian

civilcitizen ( n. )

civilian n. ( )
civilization ( n. )
bacterium:colonycitizen:nation

n.,

vt., ,

n., , ;
adj.,

civility

civil

claim

civility n.politeness
rudeness ( n. )
vt. ( ) n. ( )

He claimed that he hadn't done it.

reclaim ( v. ) acclaim ( n./v. )
claim:legitimatedhypothesis:confirmed

lien:claimsubpoena:command

clairvoyance n. (
)
clairaudience ( n. ) voyage ( n./v. )
dexterous:manipulateprescient:predictclairvoyant:oversee
:

n.,

claim

n.(),
, ,
;
vt.(),
, , ,

clairvoyance

clairclearvoy

clam

Clam
calmclam

clam n. ( )
( )

n.

clamor

clamclaim

clamor n./v. ( )
She was clamoring to go to the zoo.
proclamation ( n. ) reclaim ( v. )
clamorous ( adj. ) noisyvociferous

n., ,
; v.,

clamp

clam ( n. )

clamp n.v.gripfasten
Try to clamp these two blocks of wood together.

n., , ;
vt.,

clan
clandestine
clapper
clarification

clarify

clarion

clarity

clan n. ( ) ( )
clannish ( adj. )
clandestine adj. ( )
clan ( n. ) destine ( v. )
surreptitiousfurtive

clandestine dealings
clandestine:secretlyovert:openly
clap ( v. )
clapper n. ( ) ( ) (
per
)
clarification n.
anxious:reassuranceperplexed:clarification

clarify v. ( ) (
)
My mind suddenly clarified.
clarclear ( adj. )
enunciate:mumblingclarify:confusing
ify

misunderstood:clarifyerroneous:retract

clarion adj.n. (
clarclearionlion
)

soft and indistinct ( )

clarity n.clearness
clarity of thinking
equivocation:trutheuphemism:offenseobfuscation:clarity

consensus:factionalismclarity:confusion

clandan

clash

clashdash ( v. )

clasp

clap ( )

clash

clasp

classic

classic

classify

class ( n. ) ify

clause

eclat ( lat"" ) (
)

cladause

claustrophobia

claustroclose ( v. )
phobia

clat

v. ( ) (
)
crush ( v. ) trash ( n. )

n., ,

n., , ,

adj.

n.
n.,

v.,

n.

n.,

n., , ;
v.(),
,

n. ( ) ( ) (
) ( )
n., , , ;
My button won't clasp.
v., , ,
She clasped my arm with fear.

lathe:shapeclasp:fasten
adj.typicaln. ( )
( )
That joke's a classic.
classify v. ( ) arrangegroup
classify books by subjects
classification ( n. )
taxonomist:classifycarpenter:build

n., ;
adj.

vt.,

clat
n.
fiasco ( n. )
clause n. ( ) ( )
paragraph:essayclause:sentence

n.,

claustrophobia n. ( )
recluse:crowdclaustrophobia:enclosure

n.[]

clay n. (
brick
stilespottery )
clay:porcelainflax:linen
cleanse v. ( )
I cleansed the wound for the injured.
cleanliness ( n. )

clay

cleanse
cleavage

cleavage n.cleftfissuredivision ( )
( )
cleave v. ( ) splitseparate ( )
This wood cleaves easily.
cleaver ( n. )

n., , ,
, ,

v.
n.,

cleave

leave ( v. )

cleft

cleft

n.openingcrackcrevice
cleft lip
cleft:chasmcut:gash

n., ;
adj. ; vbl.,

clemency

clement (
adj. )

Clemen

clemency n. ( )
ruthlessness ( n. ) clementpitiless ( adj. )

n., ,

clench v. ( ) ( ) grip ( )
I clenched my money in my hand.

n., ,
; v.,
(),
, ; vi.,

clich n.adj.
hodgepodge:uniformityclich :original

equivocation:misleadingclich :hackneyed

clientele n. ( ) ( ) ( )

clientele:customersfaculty:teachers
cliff n. ( ) steepprecipice
I broke a leg while climbing a cliff.

climactic adj.
climax ( n. )

n.,

clench

clich

cliche

clientele

client ( n. )

cliff
climactic

cleft

v., ,
vi., ,

n.,
adj., ,

clinch

clinch v. ( )
The two companies clinched the deal.
clenchI

n., ; v.,

cling

cling v. ( ) ( )
The baby clung to his mother.
She is of a clinging sort.

vi., , ,
(), ()

clinical

adj. ( ) (
)
They seemed to have a clinical view of the breakup of their marriage.

clip n.v. ( )
The letters were clipped together.
She clipped her nails.
clipper ( n. )

clinical

clip

clique

clique

clog

log ( n. )

cloister

cloistcloseer

clique

adj.,

n., ,
; vt., ,

n. ( ) coterie
financial clique
clique:intimatesflock:sheep

n., , ,
; vi.

clog n.v. ( ) ( )
It must have been clogged up.
clog:drainagestalemate:negotiations

n., ; v.,

cloister

n. ( ) monasteryconventnunnery
cloistered ( adj.secluded )

n.,

closed-minded

closed-minded
adj.bullheadedhardheadedintractablepigheadedunp
liant
demanding:satisfactoryadulterate:pristineclosed-mind:sway

closet

closcloseet

closet n. ( )
( water closetW.C ) adj.
closure ( n.endconclusion )
pantry:food[wardrobe]closet:clothes

n., , ;
adj. ;
vt.

clot

clot n. ( ) ( ) v. (
) coagulate
Perspiration clotted my hair.
cloy ( v. ) colt ( n. ) slot ( n. )
clot:dissolvedcrowd:dispersed
fre

n.() ;
v.()

clot

cloture n. (
)
voting:roll calltermination:cloture

cloudburst n. ( )
cloudiness ( n. )
gust:windcloudburst:rainfall

n. ;
vt.

cloture

closure ( n.vt. )

cloudburst

cloud ( n. ) burst ( v. )

clout

clocloseout

clout n.blowpowerinfluence
All the evidence showed that Russia does not have that kind of clout.

impuissance ( n. ) impotency ( n. ) impotence ( n. )

n., , ;
vt.,

clown

clocloseown

clown n. ( )
comicentertainer )

n.,

cloying

cloy ( v.
)

cloying

adj. ( )
garrulous[loquacious]:talkativecloying:sweet

adj. ( )
awkwardill-constructed
You are clumsy!
clumsily ( adv. )

n.,

adj.,

clumsy

clumsy

adj.

cluster

cluster

clot ( v. )

coach

coagulant

coag

coalesce

coalally
coal ( n. )

coalition

n. ( )
bunchv. ( )
n., ; vi.,
We clustered together round the camp fire.
coach n.v.
The coach played me at center.
coagulant n. ( )
coagulate ( v.curdleclot ) coagent ( n. )
antibiotic:infectioncoagulant:bleeding

coagulant:thicken[clot]solvent:dissolve
[]
coalesce v. ( ) ( )
The two parties coalesced into a new one.
disaggregate ( v. ) bifurcate ( v. )
polarize ( v. )
coalition n. ( ) alliance
fragment ( )
coarse

coarse

coursecoarse

coax

adj. ( ) ( )

hoarse ( adj. ) horse

coarse:surface
fastidious ( adj. )

n.,
, ;
v.,

n.,

v.

n., ,

adj.,

coax v. ( )
inducepersuadecajolewheedle
She coaxed me to take the medicine.
hoax ( vt. ) coaxial ( adj. )
blandishment:coaxmedal:honorprevarication:deceive

v., ...

cob n.

n. ; vt.

cobbler

( ) ( NBA )

cob

cocoon

ooocc

coda

coda

codacoma

coda n. ( )
epilogue:novel[play]coda:symphony[sonata]
[][]
peroration:speechdessert:meal

prelude ( n. )

n., ,

coddle

codd ( )
le

coddle v.mollycoddle

vt., , ;
n.,

cob

cobbler n. ( )
cobble ( v.n. ) coddle ( v. )
cocoon n. (

)
Most worms cocoon in winter.

code

code

n. ( ) v. ( ) (
)
The letter was written in code.

n., ,

n.

n., , ,
; v.

codicil

codcodeilill
50

codicil n.

n.[],

codify

codcodeify

codify v. ( )
codification ( n.compilation )

vt.,

coerce

coerce

coerce

coeva

coevaera ( n. )

coexistence

coexistence

coffer

coffercoffee

cogent

cogent

cogitate

cogita

cognate

cognate

cognate
dog

v. ( )
forcecompelrestrainconstrain
I got what I wanted by coercion.

wheedle:cajoleryextort:coercion
coeva adj.n.
congruent:dimensionscoeval:age

coexistence n. ( ) ( )

coffer n.
coffin ( n. ) inscoff ( v. )
cogent adj. ( ) ( )
compelling
cogency ( n. )
cogent:convincerepugnant:repel

cogitate v.pondermeditate
cogitation ( n. )
philosopher:cogitateiconoclast:attack

cognate adj. ( )

Physics and philosophy are cognate sciences.

vt.,

n.
n.
adj.,
,
,

v.,

adj.,

cognitive

cognitive adj.
cognitive powers
cogn
cognizance ( n.knowledgeawareness )

adj., ,

cognizant

cognizant adj. ( of ) conscious

She was cognizant of the truth.
cogn
incognizance:knowledgeablepenury:wealthy

oblivious ( adj. ) unaware ( adj. )

adj.

cognomen n.surname ( )
nominal ( adj. ) nominate ( vt. )

n.(),
()

cognomen

cognnomen

cohabit

cohabit

coherence

cohere ( vi. )
cohere

coincide

coincideinside

coin incide

colander

colanderunder

cold-blooded

collaborate

collaborate

collage

college ( n. ) collagecollege

collapse

collapse

collar

cohabit v. ( ) ( )
habitat ( n. ) inhabitant ( n. )
cohabit:resideconspire:plot

coherence n. ( )

coherent ( adj.consistentarticulated )
cohesive ( adj. ) cohesion ( n. )
disjointed:coherencebanal:originality

coincide v. ( ) ( )
Your ideas coincide with me.
coincidence ( n. )
coincident ( adj. )
contiguous:abutsimultaneou

vi.()(
)

n.

vi.,

colander n. (
)
calendar ( n. ) cylinder ( n. )
astrolabe:nauticalcolander:culinary

centrifuge:separatecolander:drain

n.,

cold-blooded adj.
Snakes are cold-blooded.
I am a cold-blooded killer.

collaborate v. ( )
( )
Anyone who collaborated might be sentenced to be shot.

collaboration ( n. ) collaborative ( adj. )

vi.,

collage n. (
) (
)
collapse n. ( ) (
)
The rainstorm caused the collapse of the roof.
He collapsed in the street.
collapse:volumeattenuate:thickness

collapse:implo
collar n. ( )
col
cellar ( n. ) cell

n.(

n., , ,
; vi., ,
, ,

...??

collate

collate

collateral

collater

colleague

co1league ( n. )

collected

collected

collate

v. ( ) ( )
collation ( n. )

collateral adj.parallel ( )
n. ( )
bilateral ( adj. ) equilateral ( adj. )
colleague n.associate
collected

adj.composedselfpossessed

n. ( )
collective ( adj. )
compendium:summaryanthology:col1ection

collide v. ( )
conflict
I collided with a girl.
collide
collude ( vi. ) collision ( n. )
collusion ( n. )

v.

adj.
n.,
adj., ,

collection

collection

collide

n., , ,

vi.,

col1oqu

colloquial adj. ( )
colloquialism ( n. )

adj.,

colloquium

colloquium

colloquium n. (
)
conferenceseminar

n.

colloquy

colloquy
yy

colloquy n.conversation

n., ,

collude

collude

collude v. ( )
ludicrous ( adj. )
collude:cooperatesmugg1e:conveystalk:follow

vi., ,

collusion n. (
)
collusion:conspiratorscooperation:partners

n.,

colloquial

collusion
colon

colono

colony

coloration n. ( the method of dying )

variegation ( ) uniform coloration ( )

coloration
colorless
coloslose

colossus

colt

coltish

coma

combat

combine

n. ( )

colonnade n.
colonnade:pillarqueue:person

colony n. ( )
colonize ( vt. ) colonization ( n. )
bacterium:colonycitizen:nation

colonnade

colossal

colon

colt
( )

colorless
adj.dulluninteresting )
a colorless speech
chromatic ( adj. )
colossal adj. ( )
hugegigantic
antediluvian:agecolossal:size

n.
n.
n., ,
(),
, ()
n.,

adj.,

adj.,

colossus n. ( )
150
colossus:figurineboulder:pebble

n.,

colt n.
cult ( n. )
dolt ( n. )
molt ( n. )

n.,
;
vt.

coltish adj.friskyfrolicsome
adj.,
coltish:disciplineloutish:grace
,

coma n. (

coma
) unconsciousness

n.
She has been in a coma for two week.

comatose ( adj. )
coma:unconsciou
combat
combat n./v. ( ) fight
n., ; v.,
com batbatcombat
combatant ( n. ) combative ( adj. )
,

combine

combine v. ( )
mergemixcoalesce
The two parties have combined to form a government.

combination ( n. )

v.(), () ;
n.,
;
n.

combustible

combust
combustibletable

combustion
comedienne

comedy ( n. ) enne

combustible adj.flammable
Petrol is highly combustible.
combustible:ignitemalleable:shape

adj.

combustion n. ( )
soot:combustionsawdust:woodcutting

n.

comedienne

come

comestible

cometibletable

n.

comely adj. ( ) attractive

She is a comely young woman.

adj.,

comestible n.adj.

adj. ; n.

comic

comic

n.

comeliness n.
unattractiveness ( n. )

comeliness
comely

n. ( )
comedian ( n. )

adj.n.comedian

Most Sunday papers have comics.

com
didactic:instructcomic:amuse

n. ;
adj.,

comity n.courtesycivility
enmity ( n. )

n., , ,

comity

comity

comma

comcomema

command

command

commandeer

commanddeer

commandeer v. ( ) ( )
The soldiers commandeered the house.
All automobiles were commandeered.

vt.,

commandment

command

commandment n.mandateprecept
commander ( n. )

n.

commemorate

commemoratememory ( n. )

commemorate v. ( )
This monument commemorates those who died.

vt.

commence

commence

commence n. beginstartoriginate
The first term commences in September.
cease ( v. )

v.,

commencement n.
cessation ( n. ) matriculation ( n. )

n.,

commend v. ( ) praise
We should commend good people.
recommendation ( n. ) recommend
censure ( v./n. ) berate ( vt. ) deplore ( v. )

vt., , ,
,

commendable

commendable adj.
execrable ( adj. )

adj.

commensurate

commensurmeasure ( v. )

commensurate adj. ( )

I was satisfied with the job commensurate with my abilities.

preponderant ( adj. )
( adj. ) incommens) (
comment tantamount
n. (

adj.,

comment

comment

commerce

commercemerchant ( n. )

commencement

commend

commend

commercial
commingle

commingle ( v. )

comma n. ( )
caret:insertioncomma:pause
n.,
enclose:parenthesesseparate:comma

command v./n. ( ) order ( be in control of

)
n., , ;
I command you to go.
v., , ,
I can't command so large a sum of money.
, ,
demand ( v./n., ) countermand ( v. )
mandatory ( adj. )

)
v.
No comment! !
commentary ( n. ) commentator ( n.
)
pungent:odorcaustic:comment
commerce n. ( ) trade
Our country has been trying to broaden its commerce with other nations.

filibuster:legislationblockade:commerce

n., , ;
vi.,

n.

commercial adj.n.
advertising:commercialpublishing:journal

adj.,

commingle v.mix

v.

commiserate

commiser
commiserate v. ( )
commisermissate I commiserate with him after he got fired.

commiseration ( n. )

commission

commissmit

commission ( n. )

commitment

commit

commitMIT ( )
MIT

Commitmeet

Commit

committed

commodious

committed

Commit ( )
MITGRE

commodicommodity ( n. )
ous

commodious

commodity

commodmode ( n. )

commonplace

common ( adj. ) place ( n. )

commonsensical

common ( adj. ) sensisense (

n. )

commonwealth

common ( adj. ) wealth ( n. )

v.,

commission n. ( ) (
n., , (),
) v.
(), (), ;
I gets 30% commission on my sales. 10%
vt., , ,
I have two small commissions for you.
,

commitment n. ( )
pledgepromise ( )
I am afraid of any commitments.
a profound commitment to the family

n., ,

committed adj. ( ) devoted

I am a committed teacher.
profligate:solventmer

adj.

commodious adj.spaciousroomy
accommodation ( n. )
taut:commodiousextraordinary:purlieu

cramped ( adj. ) c
commodity n.
barter:commoditiescorrespond:letters

commonplace adj. ( )
n.platitude
it will be commonplace for people to travel to the moon.

inimitable ( adj. )
commonsensical adj.
preposterous ( adj. )
commonwealth

n. ( )
commonwealth of learning

commotion

commotion ( n. )

n. ( ) turbulence
civil commotion
motivation ( n. ) promotion ( n. )
squall:commotionflash:illumination

tranquillity ( n. ) tranquility

communal

common ( adj. )

communal adj. ( ) (
)

communicable

communiccommon ( adj. )
able

communicate

communcommon ( adj. )

adj.

n.

n., ;
adj.

adj.

n., ,

commotion

communicable

Adj. ( ) ( )

n.,

adj.,
adj.,

communicate v. ( ) ( )
teachers are able to communicate their ideas clearly.

tamper:adjustmisrepresent:communicate

v., ,
()
, ,

communication n.
Communication with other countries was difficult.

censorship:communicationpreservative:decay

n., , ,

communication

n., , ,
(), ,
, ,
()

community

communcommon ( adj. )
ity

commute

commute

commute

compact

compact adj. ( )
adj., ,
compact
densesolid ( ) n.agreementcovenant ; n., ,

pact ( n. )

companion

company ( n. )

community

n. ( )

commute v. ( to change or exchange )

I commute from Cambridge to London every day.

commuter ( n. ( ) )

companion n. ( comrademate ) (
)
companion in adversity

v., , ,
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n.,

comparable adj.
My house is not comparable with yours.
adj.,
comparability ( n. ) comparison ( n. )

comparable

compare ( v. ) able

compartment

compartment

compartment n.
smoking compartment

n.,

compass

compass

compass n. ( ) (
) scoperange
thermometer:temperaturecompass:direction

n., , ;
v.

compassion

compassion ( n. )

compassion n. (
)
Her heart was filled with compassion.
dispassionate ( adj. ) impassive ( adj. )
compassionate ( adj.sympathetic )

n.,

compatible

compatputible

compati

compatriot

compatriot ( n. )

compel

compel

compel v. ( ) forceconstrainexact
I was compelled to do so.
repel ( v. ) repel expel ( v. ) expel

vt.,

compellation

compellatlate

compellation n.appellation

n.,

compelling

compatible

adj. ( )

compatibility ( n. )

compatriot

compelling

n. ( )

adj.captivating

adj., ,

n.,

adj., ,

compendium

compend

compenium

compendium n. ( ) summaryabstract
compendious ( adj.concisecomprehensive )
compendium:summaryanthology:collection

n.,

compensate

compensate

compensate v. ( ) recompense
Nothing can compensate for the loss of time.
expense ( n. ) dispense ( v. )
compensation ( n. )

v., ,

compete

compet

compile

compile

complacent

complac

complace

complaplaycent

compete

v. ( ) ( within )
I have often competed against famous players.

competition ( n. ) competitive ( adj. )

competence ( n.ability )
compile

complaisance

complaisant

v. ( )
gathercompose
I am compiling an book for students.

vi.,

vt., ,

complacent

adj. ( )
smug
He had become complacent.
complacency ( n. ) anxiety ( n.

adj.,

complaisance n.
He speaks with complaisance.
complaisance:intractableadeptness:maladroit

churlishness ( n. ) obstinacy ( n. )

n., ,

complaisplease

complaisant adj. ( ) obliging

complaplayisant
She is entirely complaisant to me.

compliant:serviletrusting:gulli

adj.,
,

complement

n. ( ) v. (
)
Love is the complement of the law.
complementary ( adj. )

n., [],
[] ; vt.,

complement

comple
complete ( vt. )

complexion

complex

complexcomplexion ( )
complexion (

complexion n. ( ) characteraspect
complexity ( n. ) duplicity ( n. )

n., , ,

compliant

compliant ( adj. )
compliplayantcomplaisant

compliant adj. ( ) complyingsubmissive

pliant ( adj. ) suppliant ( adj. ) compliance (
n. )

adj.,

complicate

complicate

complicate v.adj.
complicated ( adj. ) complication ( n. )
complexity ( n. )

v.()

complicity

complicity

compliplaycity

complicity

n.

n.,

compliment

compliment v./n.praiseflattery
She received many compliments.
complement ( v./n. ) implement ( n.v. )
compliment:flatterydeference:subservience

apologize:contritecompliment:impress

n., , ,
, ; vt.,
,

complimentary

complimentary adj.
courageous:bravadocomplimentary:fulsomeness

scathing ( adj. ) vituperative ( adj. )

adj., ,
,

comply

complyplaycomply

comply n. ( )
You must comply with the rules.
mandatory:complyforbidden:abstain

vi., ,

component

componput

component n.
nexus ( n. ) disconnected components ( )

n. ; adj.,

comport

comport

comport v. ( with )
He comported himself as if he was the king.

transportation ( n. ) portable ( adj. )

comportment ( n. )

v.

compose

compose

v. ( ) ( )

She soon composed herself.

Water is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
composition ( n. ) compost ( n. )

v., , ,
(),

composed

composeed

Composedcomposer

composed adj.tranquilself-possessed
distraught ( adj. ) restless ( adj. )

adj.,

compose

composer n.
n., , ,
sonnet:poetsymphony:composer

composure n.tranquilityequanimityselfpossession
chary:cautionimperturbable:composure
n.,

tedious:energydisturbing:composure

compound n.v.mix
n., [] ;
soldier:armyelement:compound adj. ; v.,
separate ( v. )

composer

composure

compound

comprehend

comprehend

comprehensive

comprehens

compress

compress

compression

compromise

compromise

compulsion

compuls

compunction

compunct

comprehend v. ( ) (
) include
comprehensible ( adj. )
garbled:comprehendobscured:recognize

hermetic ( adj. )
comprehensive adj. ( )
inclusive
The government gave a very comprehensive explanation of its plans.

prehensile ( adj. ) apprehensive ( adj. )

vt., ,
(), ...

adj., ,
,

compress v. ( to press togethercontract )

Wood blocks may compress under pressure.
depression ( n. ) suppress ( v. )
increase in volume ( )

vt., ;
n.()

compression n.
distention ( n. )

n., , ,
[](,
),

compromise v. ( ) ( )
Such conduct will compromise my reputation.

I would rather die than compromise.

n., ; v.,
, ...

compulsion n. ( )
Drinking is a compulsion with me.
She made me do the work by compulsion.
repulse ( v. ) repulsive ( adj. )
compu
compunction n. ( )
guiltremorsepenitencequalm ( )
I have some compunction in doing it.
punctual ( adj. ) acupuncture ( n. )

n., ,
[]

n., ,

concatenate

concatenchain ( n. )

concatten10ate

concatenate v. ( )
concatenation ( n. )
separate ( v. )

v.

concave

concave ( n. )

concave adj.n.
convex ( adj. )
scoop:concavespatula:flat

adj., ; n.,

conceal v. ( ) ( )
I concealed the apple in my pocket.
evince ( v. ) unearth ( v. )

vt., , ;
v.

concede v. ( ) admityield
The Liberal Democratic Party conceded defeat.

concession ( n.yieldingprivilege )

vt., , ;
vi.

conceal

concede

concede ( v.[] )

concede

conceit

conceitceive
conceit

conceive

conceive

concentrate

concentracenter

concentric

concentr

conceit n. ( )
He is full of conceit.
conceited ( adj. )
conceive v.imagine
The baby was conceived in November.
It's difficult to conceive of traveling to the moon.

perceive ( v. ) receive ( v. )
conceivable (
concentrate v. ( ) ( )
You should concentrate on your work.
dilute:concentrated
deploy ( v. ) dilute solutionrarefy ( v. )
distend ( v.

n., ,
, ,

vt., , ;
vi., ,

v.,

concentric adj. ( )
concentric circles be concentric with
eccentric ( adj. )

adj.

conceptual

conceptual adj.
concrete ( adj.n. )

adj.

concern

concern v. ( )
I am concerned about mother's health.
arrhythmic:regularityapathetic:concern

baleful:menacesolicitous:concern
flip:respectnonchalant:concern

vt., ;
n.(), ,
, ,

concerned

concerned adj.involvedtroubled
He is very concerned about her.
firm:intransigentconcerned:obsessed

adj.,

concert

concert n.
exhibition:paintingconcert:symphony

program:concertagenda:meeting

n.,

concerted

concert

concerted adj. ( )
take concerted action
individually devised ( )

adj., ,
[]

concerto

concert ( n. ) o (
oa )

concerto n. (
)

n.

concession

concede ( v. )
concede

concession n. (
)
stratagem:deceiveconcession:placate

n.

conciliate

concilcouncil

conciliate v. ( ) placatereconcilepacify
ciliated ( adj. )
vex ( v. ) nettle ( v. ) rile ( vt. )

vt., ,

conciliation

conciliation n.
recalcitrant:authorityimplacable:conciliation

n.,

conciliatory

conciliatory adj.
sop:conciliatorysubsidy:supportive

polemical ( adj. ) contentious ( adj. )

discontent ( adj. ) belligerent ( adj. )

adj.,

concise

concise

concise

adj. ( )
terselaconicsuccinct
concision ( n. )

adj.,

conciseness

conclave

conclude

conciseness n.
synopsis:concisenessdistillate:purity
n.,

prolixity ( n. )
conclave n.
n.,
conclavecave
[],
l

concave ( adj. )
conclude v. ( ) enclose
exclude ( v. ) seclude ( v. ) conclusion (
v., , ,
conclude (
n. )
; vt.,
)
conclusive ( adj. )
, ,
begin ( v. ) embark on ( )

concoct

concoctcook ( v. )

concoct v. ( ) ( )
I concocted an excuse for being late.
concoction ( n. )

vt., ,

concomitant

concomitcome

concomitant adj. ( ) accompanyingattendant

Infirmities are the concomitants of old age.
comity ( n. ) comely ( adj. )

adj. ; n.

concord

concord

concord n. ( )
agreement
We lived in concord.
discordant ( adj. ) accord ( v./n. )
concordant ( adj.agreeingconsonantharmonious )
inconsonant:concordscatter:o

n., ,

concrete

concretecreate ( v. )

concrete adj.n.
conceptual ( adj. )

adj., ;
n. ;
v.,
,

concurrent

concurr
concuroccur ( v. )
concurrent ( adj. )

concurrent adj.
occurrence ( n. ) curriculum ( n. )
concurrence ( n.agreement )
concur ( v. ) naysay ( v. )

n. ;
adj., ,

concussion

concuss

condemn

condemndamn ( v. )

concussion n. ( )
shaking
n., , []
percussion ( n. ) discussion ( n. )
condemn v. ( disapprovecensure )
damnify ( v. ) indemnify ( v. )
pliable:influencedcensorious:condemn

vt., , ,

condemnation

condemnation n.
approbation ( n. ) exaltation ( n. ) panegyric (
n. )

n., ,

condensation

condensation n.
rust:corrosiondew:condensation
rarefaction ( n. )

n.

condense

condense ( adj. )

condense

v. ( )
rarefy ( v. )

condensed adj.
synopsis:condensedappendix:supplementary

condensed

v. ; vbl.

condescend

condescend

condescend

v. ( deignstoop )
( )
The king condescended to eat with our every Sunday.

descend ( v. ) ascend ( v. )

v.(),

vi.,

condescending

condescending adj.
condescending:patronizeobsequious:fawn

patronizing:condescendingpeeved:annoyed
:: ( )

adj.,
,

condescension

condescension n.
patronize:condescensionderide:mockery

n.,

condign
condiment
conditional

condign

Condign

condment (
) ( )

condign adj.deserved
indignant ( adj. ) indignity ( n. )
undeserved ( adj. )
unmerited ( adj. )
condiment n. ( )
abscond ( v. ) recondite ( adj. )
conditional adj. ( )
This is conditional on my plan.
condition ( n. )

adj.,

n.
adj.,

condole v. ( with ) commiserate

I condoled with her in her loss.
indolence ( n. ) doleful ( adj. )

condole

condol
condle

condone

condone
condone

condor

condordoor
3

condor n. ( )
vulture

n.[],

conduce

conduce

conduce v. ( to )
Chats conduce to the establishment of harmonious atmosphere.

induce ( v. ) traduce ( v. )

v.,

conducive adj. ( to )
Fresh air is conducive to health.
conducive:fomenttonic:invigorate

n.

conducive

condone v. ( )
I cannot condone the use of violence.
donate ( v. ) pardon ( v./n. )
bristle:angervacillate:irresolution

conduct

conduct

conductor

conduit
cone
confection
confederacy
confer

conduct

vt.,

n., ; v.,
, ,

n., ,
conductor n. ( )

,
pilot:shipconductor:orchestra
(
symphony:conductorfilm:director
),
director:scriptconductor:score
<>
conduit
conduit n. ( )
n., , ,
( )
aqueductpassageway
,
n.[],
cone ( )
cone n.
, () ;
core ( n. )
vt.
n., , ,
confection n. ( ) candy
confect
[](),
infection ( n. ) affection ( n. ) perfection ( n. )

n., , ,
confeder
confederacy n.confederationalliance

confer v. ( ) ( )
vt.(),
confer
reward
, ..., ;

conference ( n. )
v.,
confess

confess

n.behaviorv.1eadguide
grammar:languageprotocol:conduct

v.

confess

v. ( ) ( ) ( ) (
) ( ) ( )
profess ( v. ) professor ( n. )

v., ,

confession n.
recantation:errorconfession:crime

n., ,

confide v. ( ) ( )
fidelity ( n. ) perfidy ( n. )

v., ,

confidence n.
confidence:arrogantinquiry:interrogatory

n.

confident

confid ( )
( )

confident adj. ( ) sure

I am confident of success.
frugal:miserlyconfident:arrogant

confident:timidopen:shy

adj.,

confidential

confident ( adj. )
+ial

confidential adj. ( )
strictly confidential
confidentiality ( n. )

adj.,

configuration

configure

(
)

configuration n. ( )
formcontouroutline
figurative ( adj. ) figurehead ( n. )

n., , ,

confine

con ( ) fine ( )

confine v.restrain ( )
I shall confine myself to English.
confined ( adj.limitedrestricted )

vt., ; n.,

confession
confide

confid

confidence

confinement

confirm

confirm ( v. )

confinement n. ( )
loose:confinementdisabuse:misconception

confirm v. ( )
substantiateverify
confirmation ( n. ) confirmed (
adj. )
claim:legitimatedhypothesis:confirmed

n.(), (),
,
vt., , ,
; v.,
()...

confiscate

conflagration

conflagrflare ( )

conflag ( n.v. )
rationlion
( )

conflate

conflat

conflict

conflict

confluence

conflu

confiscate v. ( )
confisc
fiscal ( adj. ) confiscation ( n. )

vt., , ,
; adj.

conflagration n. ( )
flagrant ( adj. ) deflagrate ( v. )

n., ,

conflate v.combinemixmeldfuse
v.
inflate ( v. ( ) ) deflate ( v. )
conflict v. ( ) fightbattle (
n., ; vi.,
) oppositionclash

jibe ( v. )
confluence n. ( )
superfluous ( adj. ) affluence ( n. )
confluence:streamsjunction:roads

divergence ( n. )
conform

conform

conform

v. ( ) ( towith )
comply
conformism ( n. )
incongruent:conformrecalcitrant:obey

dissent ( v. ) not hew to ( ) anomalous ( adj)

n.

conformity

conformity

confound

confront

confuse

confound

confront

confuse

confusion

congeal

congealall

congenial

congenigenius ( n. )

congengene ( )

congenital
congest
conglomerate
congregate

n. ( )
maverick:conformityextrovert:reserve

heretic:unconformitygenerous:liberality

confound v.puzzle ( )
indistinguishable:confoundequivalent:interchange

discriminate between ( )

vt., ,
; vi., ,
; adj.,

confront v. ( ) face
affront ( v./n. ) effrontery ( n. )
confrontation ( n. )
craven:confronthonest:deceive

sidestep ( v. ) cower ( v
confuse v. ( )
befuddlejumble
confused ( adj. ) confusing ( adj. )
enunciate:mumblingclarify:confusing

orient ( vt. )
confusion n.
consensus:factionalismclarity:confusion

coma:unconsciousnessdelirium:confusion

congeal v.jell
geal
melt ( v. ) disintegrated ( v. ) fail to solidify (
)
congenial adj. ( )
companionableamiableagreeablesociable
congenial:bonhomie :
dour ( adj. )

congental congenital adj. ( ) ( existing as such at birthinnate )

genital ( adj. ) progenitor ( n. )

congest v.overcrowd (
congest
)

digestion ( n. ) ingest ( vt. )

congestion ( n. )
conglomer
conglomerate v.

agglomerate ( vt. )
congreg
conGREgate"(con)""GRE"
""(gate)

congregate v. ( ) assemble
aggregate ( n./v. ) gregarious ( adj. )

n.,

vt., ...,
,

vt.,

vt.,

n.,

v.(), ()

adj.,

n.adj., ,

vt., ,
[] ; vt.,
,
v.

v.

congruent

congruent

congrugree

adj. ( ) ( with )

congruous ( adj. )
congruent:dimensionscoeval:age

incongruent:conformrecalcitrant:obey
:: ( )

adj.

congruity n.
variance ( n. )

n., ,

conifer n.
coniform ( adj. ) conference ( n. )
epidermis:mammalbark:conifer

n.[],

congruity

conifer

concone ( n. )
fer

conjecture

conject

v./n. ( )
guessworkprediction
reject ( n./v. ) projectile ( n.adj. )
restrain from the speculation ( ) fact ( n. )

n.v., ,

conjoin

join ( n. )

conjoin v. ( ) ( )

v.(), (),
()

conjugal

conjoin
conjugal

""
Conjugalgoal (
cohabit )

conjugal adj.
conjugate ( ) subjugate ( )

adj.,

conjunction

conjunct

conjunction n.combination
junction ( n. ) injunction ( n.[] )

n., ,

conjure

conjure (
)

connive

connive

connivegive (

connoisseur

connoisseur

connoisseur n. ( ) (
)
agnostic ( n. ) gonsnois
credulity:dupediscrimination:connoisseur

n.(),
,

connotation

connotnote

connotation n ( )
annotation ( ) denotation ( n. )
connotative ( adj. )

n.,
(),

connubial

connubiB
(
)

connubial adj.
nub
nubile ( adj. )
conjugal ( adj. ) []

adj., ,

conquer

conquer

conquest

consanguinity

consanguine (
adj. )

consanguinity
( GRE )
( G )

consciousness

consci

Conscience ( n. )

conscientious

consciious

conscript

conscript

conscience

conscientious

conjecture

conjure

v. ( ) ( ) (
) ( )
I conjure you not to betray me.
abjure ( vt. ) perjury ( n. )

connive

v. ( ) (
) conspire
connive:cooperatepry:watch

conquer

v. ( ) ( ) (
)
conqueror ( n. )

v.(),
, ;
vi., ;
vt.,

vi., ,
,

vt., , ,
(),
()

conquest n.
inexorable:dissuasionindomitable:conquest

n. ; n.

consanguinity n. ( )
exsanguine ( adj. )

n., ,

conscience n. ( ) (
)

n.,

conscientious adj.assiduous
careless ( adj. )

adj.

consciousness n. ( state of being conscious )

n., , ,
,

conscript v.draft
prescription ( n. ) scripture ( n.
)
subpoena:witnessconscript:soldier
emigrate:exileenlist:conscript

n. ;
vt.

consecrate

consocd
consecrate

consensus

consensus n.
consent ( v./n. )
consensus:factionalismconfusion:clarity
consensus

law:criminalityconsensus:factionalismlesson:falsehood

consequent

consequ

consecrate v. ( ) ( )
dedicatesanctify
desecrate ( vt. ) sacrifice ( n./v. )

consequent adj. ( ) (
onupon )
obsequious ( adj. ) sequence ( n. )
consequence ( n. )
consequently ( adv.thereforeas a result )
consequential

consequential

n.,
,

adj.,

adj. ( ) influential
adj.,
nugatory ( adj. )

conservation n. ( ) ( )
preservative ( n. ) reservation ( n. )

n., ,

conservative

conservative adj. ( )
( )
bigoted:adviceconservative:change

contumacious:authority
reactionary[hideboundconservative]:change[innovationnovelty]
[][

adj., ;
n.

conservatory

conserve ( vt. )
atory

conservatory n. ( )
greenhouse ( )
seminary:theologianconservatory:artist

observatory:astronomyconservatory:music

n.,

considerable

considerableconsi
der

considerable adj. ( )

restive:calmpiddling:considerable

adj.(),
,

considerate

considerate

considerate adj. ( )
caringthoughtfuldeliberate

adj.

consign

consign

consign v.deliver (
) entrust
consignment:invoice :

vt.,

consistency n.
discombobulated:ordererratic:consistency

n., , ,
, , ,

conservation

conserve ( )

vt., ,
;
adj.,

consistency

consistent

consist

consistentsister

consistent adj. ( )
uniform

adj., ,
,
[]

console

consolo ( n.adj. )
( )

console v. ( ) comfort
solitude ( n. ) consolation ( n. )
embarrass:shameconsole:comfort

vt., ; n.[]

consolidate

consolid ( n.adj. )

consolidate v. ( ) strengthen ( )
merge
solidify ( v. ) dissolve ( v. )

v.

consolidation

consolidation n.
fragmentation ( n. )

n.,

consonance

consonance n.chime
conson
inconsonant:concordscatter:overlap

consonant ( adj. ) dissonant ( adj. ) /

discrepant ( adj. )

n., ,
[], []

consort v.associaten. ( )

assorted ( adj. ) resort ( n. )

vi.(),
()
, ;
vi., , ;
vt.

consort

consort ( n. )
(
GRE )

conspectus

conspectus

conspectus

n. ( )
outlinesynopsis
inspection ( n. ) spectacular ( adj. )

n.,

conspicuous

conspire

conspicuous adj. ( )
noticeable
conspicuous
perspicacious ( adj. ) suspicious ( adj. )

authoritative:acceptanceconspicuous:attention

conspire

conspire n. ( )
perspire ( v. ) inspiration ( n. )
conspiracy ( n. ) conspirator ( n. )
cohabit:resideconspire:plot

v., ,
()

constancy n. ( )
fickle:constancynaive:sophistication

n., ,

constant adj.persistentn.invariable
constantly ( adv.frequently )
craven:heroicvolatile:constant

mercurial ( adj. )

n.[], ;
adj., ,

constellation n. ( 88 )
constell
stellar ( adj. ) interstellar ( adj. )
constellation:starchord:notequeue:person

n.[], ,

constancy

constant

constant

constellation

consternation

constern ( adj. )

stern

Consterstarnation

constituent

constitstat

constitute

constitute

adj.

consternation

n. ( )

n., ,

constituent n. ( )
componentelement
institute ( v.n. )
constitute v. ( )
compose ( )
abdicate ( v. ( ) )

n., ;
adj.
??

constitution n.
constitutional ( adj. ( ) )

n., , ,
, , ,

constitution
constrain

constrain

constrain ( v. )

constrained adj.forcedunnatural
intemperate ( adj. )

constrained

constrict

constrict
constrict ( adj. )

constringe

construct

construct

construe

construestruct
construe

( )

consul

council ( n. )

consult
consume
consumerism

v. ( ) oblige (
) confine
restrain ( vt., ) constraint ( n. )
release ( vt. )

vt.(),
(), ,

consumetake

constrict v. ( ) (
)
restriction ( n. ) stricture ( n. )
constrict:diametercompress:sizedebase:value

constringe vt.
commodious ( adj. )
construct v. ( ) ( )
destruction ( n. ) obstruct ( v./n. )
construction ( n. ) constructive ( adj. )
construct:remodelcompose:edit

vt., ,

adj.,
,

v.

vt., ,

vt., ,

construe v.explaininterpret

v., ,

consul n. (
)

n.,
()
,
[](17991804,
)

consult v. ( ) confer ( refer to )

consultant ( n. ) consultation ( n. )
bellwether:leadershipadvisor:consultant
:: ( )

v., , ,
,

consume v. ( ) squander
assume ( vt. ) resume ( v. )
consumerism

n. ( )

vt., , ,
, ;
vi.,
n.,

consummate

consummate

cummatesummit ( n. )

contact

contact

contagion

contagion

contagious

contain

containment
contaminate

contain

adj.perfectv.concludefinishaccomplish
consum
consummation ( n. )
amateurish ( adj. )
contact nv.touchingcommunicating
intact ( adj. ) tactile ( adj. )

vt., ;
adj., ,

n., ; vt.,

contagion n. ( ) ( )
quarantine:contagionembargo:commerce

sprain:injurecold:contagion

n., , ,
,

contagious adj.communicable
contiguous ( )
incommunicable ( )

adj.,

contain v. ( ) restrain (
)
retain ( vt. ) detain ( v. )
container ( n. )

vt., , ;
vi. ;
v.[]() ;
v.[]...

containment n. (
n.,
)
contaminate v. ( )
contaminate
pollutesmudge

v.
purify ( v. ) sterilizedisinfect ( vt. )

untainted ( adj. ) contaminated

contaminated

contaminated adj.
aseptic ( adj. ) pristine ( adj. )

v. ; vbl.

contamination

contamination n. ( )
hedge:lossquarantine:contaminationsafeguard:accident

n., ,

contemplate

contemple ( n. )
ate
contemplate v. ( ) meditateponder
contemplative ( adj. ) contemplation ( n. )

v., , ,

contempt n./v..scorn
temptation ( n. ( ) ) attempt ( v./n. )
redoubtable:awe[regard]despicable:contempt[scorndisregard]

n., , ,
,
[]()

contemptible

contemptible adj. ( )
hilarious:laughcontemptible:distain

estimable ( adj. )

adj.

contemptibly

contemptibly adv.
measly:contemptiblypuny:weakly

adv.,

contemptuous

contemptuous adj. ( ) scornful (

)
discomfited:blushcontemptuous:sneer

adj.,

contempt

contend

content

contention

contentious

contempt ( vt. )

contend
contend

contend v. ( ) struggle ( )

distend ( v. ) extend ( v. )
content adj.satisfiedn. ( )
discontent ( n. ) contented ( adj. )
content
gripe:discontentpraise:admiration

disaffected ( adj. )
contented ( adj. ) avariciou
contention n.rivalrydiscordassertion
content
abstention ( n. ) attentive ( adj. )
general agreement ( )
contentious
adj.quarrelsomebelligerentcontroversial
meddlesome:prycontentious:argue

conciliatory ( adj. )

contentment

contest

contestant

contest ( v./n. )

v., ,
n., , ,
; adj.,
, ;
vt.
n., , ,

adj., ,

contentment n.
disaffected:contentmentdubious:commitment[conviction]
[]
restiveness ( n. )

n.,

contest v./n.compete
detest ( vt. )
rig:contestgerrymander:district

n., ; v.,,
, ,

contestant n.competitor
trophy:contestanthonors:student

n.,

context

context

contiguous

contiguous

continent

contin

contingent

contingtig

conting
10

contraband ( n. )

contrabandbank

context n. (
)

textile ( n. ) texture ( n. )
contiguous

contract

contract

contraction

adj.adjacent
contiguity ( n. )
contiguous:abutsimultaneous:coincide

n.,

continent adj.self-restrainedtemperaten.
continence ( n. ) continental ( adj. )

contingent

adj.accidentalfortuitous

contract v. ( )
shrinkcondensecompressdeflatewrinklen. (
)
oath:promisecontract:agreement

contract:implodedescend:plummet

contraction n.
convulsion:contractionfrenzy:emotion

astringent:contractionanesthetic:insensibility

contradict v. ( ) deny
contradiction ( n. ) contrary ( n.adj./adv. )
contradictory ( adj.n. )
paradox:contradictoryepigram:wise

adj., ,

n.,

adj.,
, ;
n.,

n., , ;
v., ,

n., ,

contradict

contradict

contravene

contravene

contribute

contribute

contribute v.
tribute ( n. ) contribution ( n. )

v., , ,

contrite

contrite

adj.,

contrive

contrivevene

contritryve

(~)

contrite adj. ( ) penitent

attrition ( n. ) triturate ( vt. ) contrition (
n. )
apologize:contritecompliment:impressed

penitent:contrition :

v. ( ) violate ( )
gainsay
intervene ( v. ) contravention ( n. )
support ( v./n. ) buttress ( v.n. )

vt...., ...

contravene

contrive

v. ( ) ( )

v. ;

v., ,

contrived

contrived adj.labored
contrived:design

adj.,

control

control n. ( )
v.
controllable ( adj. )
group experimented on ( )

n., , ,
, , ,
; vt.,
, (),
,

controlled

controlled adj.
indecipherable:decodedunmanageable:controlled

adj.,

controversial

controvers

controversial adj.disputatious
controversy ( adj.quarreldisputeargument )
axiomatic ( adj. )

adj.,

controvert

controvertvers

controvert v.contradictdisprove
introvert ( n. )
corroboratesubstantiate ( v. ) liken ( vt. )

vt., ;
vi.

contumacious

contumacious

contuma

contumacious adj.insubordinaterebellious
tumid ( adj. ) tumor ( n. )
contumacy ( n. ) contumely ( n. )
contumacious:authority

adj., ,

conundrum

conundrumunderdrum ( n. )

conundrum n. ( ) puzzling (
) questionsdilemma
Seven days without water make one weakweek.

n.()
,

convalesce

convalesce

convalesce v. ( ) recuperate
valorous ( adj. ) convalescent ( adj. )

vi.,

convalescence n. ( )
recidivism:relapserehabilitation:convalescence

n.

convene v. ( )
assembleconvoke ( )
disperse:reconvenedismiss:reinstate

v.,

convalescence

convene

convene

convenience

convenience

convene

n. ( ) (
) []
convenient ( adj. )
opportune:convenienceimpermanent:transience

opportune ( adj. ) inconvenient ( adj. )

convention

convention

n. ( ) custom
conventionality ( n. )
overdose:prescriptionindiscretion:convention

reactionary:convention :
ossify ( v. ) trans

n., , ,
,

convent

n., , ,

conventional adj. ( )
customarytraditionalceremonious
eccentric:conventionaldoyen:uninitiated

hero:admirableeccentric:unconventional

outlandish ( adj. ) offbeat ( adj.

adj., ,
,

converge v. ( )
diverge ( vi. )
spread out ( )

v., ;
vt.

convergent

convergent adj.
moving apart ( ) discrepant ( adj. )
discrepancy ( n. ) convergence

adj.,
,

conversance

conversance n.conversancy
lack of familiarity ( )

n.,

conventional

converge

conversant

converge

conversant

conversant

adj. ( ) versed
conversation ( n. )
unfamiliar ( adj. ) ignorant ( adj. )

converse

converse

adj., ,

v. ( ) adj. ( ) n., ,
contraryoppositen.
; adj., ;
I hold the converse opinion.
vi., ,

convert

v. ( )
changetransformn.
vert
conversion ( n. )
veer:directionconvert:belief
hunter:quarryproselytizer:convert

convert

convertible

convertible

convert ( v. )
ible

convex

convey

conveyance

convey ( vt. )

n. ( ) adj. (
)
four-poster:bedconvertible:automobile

n. ; vt.,
...,...

convex n./adj. ( )
concave ( v./n. ) vex ( vt. )
dent ( n. )
convey v.transporttransmitimpart
convey
convoy ( v./n. )
collude:cooperatesmuggle:convey

splint:immobilizeduct:convey
conveyance n.vehicletransfer

adj.,

adj.
,

vt., ,

n., ,

convict

convict

conviction

convince

convivial
convoke

convoluted

convoy
convulse

v. ( of )
condemnn.
She was convicted of murder.
vt....,
vict
... ; n.
convince ( vt. ) victory ( n. )
invincible ( adj. )
conviction n. ( )
certaintyopinion
vict
n., , ,
resoluteness:willzeal:conviction

mediation:compromiseprosecution:conviction

convince v. ( )
vincevict
lethargic:stimulateskeptical:convince

cogent:convincerepugnant:repel
vt.,

admonish:denouncepersuade:convince

cogent
convivial adj. ( )
conviv
festive
adj.,

vivid ( adj. ) revive ( v. )

convivial:sociability :
convoke v.convene
convokecall
vt.
convocation ( n. ) invoke ( v. ) provoke ( vt.

)
convoluted
adj.coiledspiraledintricate
convolut
convoluted seashell
adj.,

revolutionary ( adj. )
convoluted:complexityephemeral:transiencetransient:evanescence

convoy
n., ; vt.,
convoy v. ( ) escortaccompany

convey ( vt. ) convoy

convulsepulse ( n. )

convulse v.agitate
vulnerable ( adj. )
convulsion

convulsion

coop

OO (
)

cooperate

cooperate ( v. )

cooperation

cooperation ( n. )

n. ( )
turmoil
convulsion:contractionfrenzy:emotion

coop n. ( ) v.
corral:horsescoop:chickens
cooperate

cooperation n. ( )
collusion:conspiratorscooperation:partners

cooperative

cooperative

v. ( )
stonewall ( vi. )

adj.jointcompliant
factious ( adj. )

vt., ,

n., , ,
,
n., (),
, <> ;
vt.(),
vi.,

n.,

adj.,

coordinate

coordinorder

coordinate
n.v. ( )
( )
coordination ( n. )

n., ,
() ;
adj., ;
vt.,

copious

cop
copicopyouscopy

copious adj. ( )
plentifulabundantwordy
opulent ( adj. )
sparse ( adj. ) dearth ( n. )

adj., ,

copper n. (
Cu
)
sound:airelectricity:copper
copyright n. (

copper
copyright

coquette

coquette

(
coquet ) ?

cord

cord

cordial

cord

coquette

cord

n. ( ) flirt
supplicant:beseechingcoquette:flirtatious

n. ( 1283.62 )
ream:papercord:wood

cordial
adj.friendlygraciousheartfeltn.
cordially ( adv. ) sincerely

n.,

n.,

n.

n.,
n., ;
adj., ,

cordon

cord ( n. )
on

cordon

core

core
cornet

cornet

cornice

cornnice

n. ( )
levee:rivercordon:crowd

n., ,
; vt.

n. ( ) v.
cut out the core of the apple

n., ,

cornet

n. ( )
corner ( n. )

cornice n. (
)
cornucopia

cornucopia

corncopiacopy

n. ( )
copious ( adj. )
cornucopia:abundancemace:authority

lackdearth ( n. ) pittance ( n. )

corny

corn

corn ( n. )

corny adj.oldfashionedunsophisticated

corona

corona n. (
)
corona:sunatmosphere:planet

coronation n. ( )
coronation:reignwedding:marriage

n.,
n. ; vt.
n.[]
,

(
), ,
adj., ,
,

n.,,

coronation

coronation

corporal

corpor

corporate

corporal

corporation

corporation

corporeal

corporealreal

corporeal adj.tangiblematerial
spiritual ( adj. ) intangible ( adj. )
disembodied ( adj. ) immaterial ( adj. )
incorporealincarnate ( adj. )

adj., ,

corpulent

corpulent

corplent

corpulent adj.stoutobese
corpulence ( n. )

adj.,

corpus

corpus

corpcopyuscopy

corpuscle

corpuscle

corral

corrcurralall

corrcorrect ( v. )
all

correlate

correlate ( v. )

correspondent

corridor

corridordoor

corroborate

robor ( )

corroborrobotate

corroboration
corrode
corrosion

corrode

corporal
adj.bodily
incorporation ( n. )

n.
n.<> ;
adj.,

adj., ,
,
n.[], , ,
corporation n. (
, <>,

(, ),
)
<>
corporate

corpus

corpuscle

adj.incorporatedcollective

n. ( )
corpse ( n. ) corpse
n. ( ) (
)

corral n. ( )
coral ( n. )
corral:horsescoop:chickens
correlate v. ( )
adj. ( ) n.
correlation ( n. )
correspondent
adj.agreeingmatchingn. (
)
The result was correspondent with my wishes.

correspond ( vi. ) correspondingly (

corridor

n. ( )

n., ,
()
n., <>

n. ; vt.

vt. ;
vi....

n.,

n.

corroborate v. ( )
confirmbolstersupportstrengthen
corroborant ( adj.n. ) roborant
corroborative ( adj. )

vt.,

corroboration n. ( )
lessening of certainty ( )

n., ,

corrode

v. ( )
deteriorate

corrosion n.
rust:corrosiondew:condensation

v.,

n.,

corrosive

erosive ( adj. )

corrosive adj.n.
etch:corrosiveglue:adhesive

corrugate

corrugwrinkle ( n. )
corrug ( n. )
ate

adj., ,
; n.,

corrugate v. ( ) ( ) .
ruga ( n. ) rugoes ( adj. )
corrugation ( n.furrow )

v., ,
()

corrugated

corrugated

adj.foldedwrinkledfurrowed
smooth ( adj. )

corrupt

adj.immoraldepraveddishonest (
)
corruption ( n. )
pristine ( adj. ) purity ( n. ) corruption

adj.,

adj., ,
, ,
() ;
vt., ,
; vi.,

corrupt

corrupt

coruscate

coruscatecake

cake

coruscate v.glittersparkle
scintillate ( v. )

vi.,

cosmopolitanis
m

cosmopolis ( n. )
cosmopolis

cosmopolitanism n.
bigoted:tolerantprovincial:cosmopolitanservile:domination

insularity ( n. ( ) )
insular ( adj.

n.,

cosmos

cosmos

cosy

custom ( n. )
costume

cost
cozen ( v. )

coterie

cotecottage ( n. )
rie

coterminous

coterm
coterm ( n. )
inous

couch

cougar

cougar

cool

cosset

costume

n. ( )
cosm
cosmosco
mo

cosset v.pampern. ( )
slight ( adj. )
unspoiled ( adj. ) -cosseted ( )

n.,
; vt., ,

costume n. ( ) (
)

n.,

cosy
cozy
adj.warmcomfortablesnug
coterie n. ( ) ( ) clique (
)
cottage ( n. ) cotenant ( n. )
coterie:group :
( conterminous ) adj. ( )
contiguous
terminate ( v. ) terminal ( n. )

adj.,

n., ,

coterminous

couch

n.divan (
)
coach ( n. )

cougar

n. ( )
pumapanther

n.(), ;
v.()
n.[](Felis
concolor)

counselor

counselor

countenance

continent ( adj. )

counteract

counteract

counterbalance

balance ( n./v. )

counterfeit

countermand

n. ( ) adviserlawyer
consult ( v. )
count ( ) seller ( n. )
countenance v.approvetoleraten.visage
countenance:tolerationdemur:objection

regard with disfavor ( ) forbid ( v. ) condemn (

vt. )
counteract v. ( )
checkneutralize

adj.,

n.,

n., , ;
vt.,
vt., ,

v.counterpoise ( )

vt., ,
; n.,
,

counterfeit v. ( ) ( )
forgefeigndissembleadj.n.
counterfeitfact
sophism:reasoningcounterfeit:money

forgery:counterfeitembezzlement:fraud

n.adj., ,
, ;
vt.,

countermand
v. ( ) cancelrevoke
demand ( v./n. ) command ( n./v. )
countermand:orderrevoke:license

vt., ,
;
n.,

countermand

counterbalance

counterpart

counterpart

counterpart

counterproducti
ve

counterproductive (
adj. )

n. (
)
The foreign minister is the counterpart of the secretary of state.

n.,
,

counterproductive adj. (
)

adj.,

coup

coolcoup
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cool

couple

coupcouple

coup
couple

court

courteous

court ( n. )
ous

courtroom

coven

covert

covetous

cow

n.v. ( )
disconnect ( v. )

courageous adj.bravefearlessvaliant
courageous:bravadocomplimentary:fulsomeness

courageous

covenant

n.

n.,
, ,

n.(), (), ;
vt., , ;
vi.,
adj.,

n., , ,
, , , ,
court v. ( ) wooseek (
; vt....,
) n.
,
repel intentionally ( ) repulse intentionally ( ) (
snub ( n./v. ) spurn ( v. ) aversion ( n. )
), (),
() ;
vi.
courteous adj. ( ) polite
adj.,
courtesy ( n. )
courtroom n. ( courtroom )
referee:fieldjudge:courtroom

n.,
lawyer:courtroomgladiator:arena

coven n. ( )
n.,
retainer:retinuewitch:coven

covenant
covenant n. ( ) compactbargainv. ( )

n., ;

covencaveant (
v.(),

)
covert
adj. ( ) concealedhiddendisguisedsheltered
adj.,
( )
,
cover ( v. ) t
overt ( adj. )
[] ;
open ( adj. )
n.,
covetous
adj. ( )
covecovertous
avaricious

cupidity ( n. ) covet ( v. )
adj.,

troubled:distraughtcovetous:rapacious

cow n.v. ( )
n., ;
intimidate
vt.
embolden ( vt. ) undaunted ( adj. ) cowed (
coward n.
cowardly ( adv. )
Cowards die many times before their deaths.

coward:cravendupe:gullible

n.,

cowardice

cowardice n.
cowardice:intimidateperplexity:obfuscatecholer:antagonize

pluck ( n.v. )

n.,

cower

cower v. ( )
fear:coweranger:rant
brazenly confront ( ) bristle ( v. )

vi.,

coy adj. ( ) reserved (

) ( ) shy

adj. , ,

coward

world

coward

coy

coy

boycoy

cozen

cosy ( adj. )

crab

cay

crabbed

crab ( n. )

crack

break

cozen

crab
n.shellfishv.complaingrumble

crabbed

craft
craft ( n. )

adj.peevishill-temperedcross

crack

craft
crafty

v. ( ) coaxdeceive
deal with forthrightly ( )

crafty

n. ( ) fissure

v.,
n.,
,
,
; vi.,
, ;
vt., ,
adj., ,
,
n., ;
v.(), ,
() ; adj.,

n. ( )
proficiencyguile

n.,

adj. ( ) deceitfulsly

adj.,
,

crag
cram
cramp

cracryrag ( n. )
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creamc
ram
clamp ( n. ) clam ( n. )

crag n.
craggy ( adj. ) steepruggeduneven
cram

cramp n. (

cramped

cramped
crank

cracryrankbank

crass

crass

Cry ass ( )

crate

crratate

producecreate a crate

crater

crate

cravat

crave

craven

cravatV

cravecaver ( run )
cougar ( )
run
(
cravenn ) craven (
adj. )
crcryaven

cravenbrave

craving
crawl
crayon

canyon ( n. ) crayoncanyon
crayon

crease

create ( v. ) create a crease

creaseeasy

adj.confinedrestricted
commodious ( adj. )

v.
n., ,
; adj.,
; vt.,

adj., ,

n. ( ) eccentric

adj.,
; n.[], ;
vt.[] ;
vi.[]

adj.peevishqueerodderratic
crank ( n. )

adj., ,
[],

crank

cranky

cranky

v.stuff

n.

crass

adj. ( )
unrefined
refined ( adj. )
crate
n. ( )
crater ( n. ) curate ( n. ) curator (
n. )
envelope:lettercrate:produce
crater n.cavity

adj., ,
,

n.,
n.

cravat
n.neckerchiefscarf
( Croatian )

n., , ,

crave
v.desire
exult:satisfactioncrave:longing

v.,

craven

adj.cowardlyn.coward
coward:cravendupe:gullible
n., ,

; adj., ,
craven:heroicvolatile:constantpermanent:erratic

craving n.
terror:fearcraving:desire
n.

spurn ( v. )
crawl v. ( ) creep
vi., ,
crawl:proceeddwindle:decrease
; n.,

,
crayon

n.

crease

n. ( ) ( )
grease ( n. )
crease:foldinghole:perforating
n.belieftrustworthinesscredentials
cred
credibility ( n. ) credible ( adj. )
skeptic ( n. ) doubt ( n. )

n., ,

n., ; v.,

credence

credence
credential

credential

n. ( )

credit

n. ( ) trust ( )

credits:moviebyline:article

credit
creditable

credit ( n. ) able

creditable

adj.creditworthy

n.

n.,

n., , ,
, [],
; vt.,
, ...
adj.

credo
n.[]creed
creed ( n. )

n.[],

credulity

credulity n. ( )
credulity:dupediscrimination:connoisseur

skepticism ( n. )

n.,

credulous

credulous

credulous
adj.gullible
credulous:dupeinsensitive:boor

penitent:obdurateskeptic:credulous

credulous:cozentractable:control

adj.

creed

cred

credo

cred

creed

n. ( )

n.

creek

creekcreep ( v. )
creel ( n. )

creep

creepp

crepuscular

crepuscule ( n. )
crypasskiller
crypass
killer

creek

creep
v. ( )
move swiftly ( ) quick movement ( )

crest

crestfallen

cripple
criterion

crescendo

n. ( )
( )
crescent ( n.adj. )
crescendo:soundacceleration:tempo

decrease in volume ( )

n.

crestfallen
adj.dejecteddisheartenedhumbled

cripple n. ( ) v. ( )
creep ( v. )
lamemaim
crippleapple
crippleapple

criterion

crit
critic

n. ( )
critique ( n. )

n. ( )
faultfinder
apologist ( n. )

critic

critical

adj. ( ) (
)
bombast:pompoustirade:critical

criticism n. ( ) ( )

accolade ( n. ) encomium ( n. ( ) )

critical
criticism

criticize
v. ( )
fulminate:criticizeadulate:flatter

faultfinder:criticizearbitrator:mediate

nitpick:criticizecavil:object

criticize

croak

crochet

crochencroach
( vi. )
croach (
encroach )

crockery

rock

cronyism

crony ( n. )
cronyism

crony

crook

creek ( n. ) hook (
n.v. )

croak

n. ( ) ( lowhoarse )
v.

crochet

n. ( ) v. ( )

crockery
n. ( ) ( clay )
crockery:earthenware :

cronyism

vi., ,

adj., ,

crest

crest n. ( ) peak ( )

( )
Crest
crest:wavesummit[peak, acme]:mountain
3

increase
crest ( n. ) fallen ( adj. )

:coven nventions kle

v. (
n.wrinkletwistripplefold
wrinkle ( n.v. )

n., ,
<>,

adj.dim

crepuscular

crescendo

crescendo

n. ( )
creek:riverpeddle:rockhill:mountain

n. ( )
nepotism:relativecronyism:friend

crook
v.bend
crooked ( adj. ) bentcurvedaskew

n.,
(),
, , ;
vi. ;
vt.

adj.

n. ; v.
n.(),
,
n., ,

adj., ,
, ,

n.,

v.,

n.vi.
, ;
vt.
n., ;
v.

n.,

n.

n.,
(),
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vt., ;

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crroonroom
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croon v. ( softly ) ( pop )

croon:singmurmur:speak

cross

cross

crotchety

crotchety

crouch

couch ( n. )
r

adj.annoyedbadtemperedangryn.

crotchety
adj.whimsicalperverse
crouch v. ( )
hover:plungecrouch:spring

crown vt.
inaugurate:presidentinstall:officialcrown:king

crown
crucial

crucial

cruccross ( )

crude

crud

adj.significantimportantdecisive
relevant:crucialperceptible:obvious

inconsequential ( adj. )

cruel ( adj. )

crumb

crumble ( v. )

crumble

n., , ,
; adj.,
, ;
v., , ,
, ,
adj.,
,

vi.,
n., , ;
vt., , ,

adj.

crude adj. ( ) raw (

) n. ( )

adj., ,
, ,
; n.

crudity n.
delicacy ( n. )

n., ,

crudity
cruelty

v., ,
; n., ,

cruelty

n. ( )

crumb
n. ( )
fragmentscrapportion
pottery:shardbread:crumb
crumble v. ( ) disintegratecollapse
friable:crumblemalleable:alter

friable ( adj. ) not easily crumbled ( )

crumple

crumple

v.rumple

n.,
n., , ;
vt.,
v., , ;
n.
v., , ,
,

crusade n. ( )
n.,
crus ( ) ade ( Crusade )
, ;
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vi.,

cruciform ( adj. ) crusader ( n. )

crusade

crush v. ( ) ( )
juggernaut:crushquisling:betray

crush

crustacean

crust ( n. ) acean (
)
crustaceanocean ( )

crutch

crutchteach

crutch
n. ( )
crutch:walkglasses:see
crutch:support

n.(),
, ; vt.

crux

cross ( )

crux n.
peripheral element ( )

n.

cryogenic
crypt

n. ( )
adj.
crusty ( adj. )

vt., , ,
, , ()

crustacean

cryogen ( n. )
cryogen
crygen

crypt

cryogenic

crypt
cryptic

cryptic

adj. ( )

adj. ( ) mystifyingbafflingobscure
crypt
apocrypha ( n. ) cryptogram ( n. )
cipher:crypticpr cis:concise

cryptic:perplex :
self-explanatory ( adj. )

crystal n. ( ) (
)

crystal
cub

adj. ( )

cub
cub n. ( ) (
20
)
cub""
cube ( n. ) incubation ( n. )

cubicle

cubicle

cuddle

( coddle )

cubicle n. (
)
cuddle n. ( )
embracefondlecaresshug
puddle ( n. )

adj. ; n.

adj.

n., ,

adj.,
, ,

adj. ; n.,
, ,
n.,

n.
v.

cuff

n.v.slap
give sb. a cuff
handcuffs ( n. )

n., , ,
;
vt....(),

cuff

cuff

cuisine

cui

cui
Cuiscul

cuisine n.fare
connoisseur:artgourmet:cuisine

n., ,

culinary

cuiscul
culinary""

culinary adj.
colandercullender ( n. )
astrolabe:nauticalcolander:culinary

adj., ,

culminate
v. ( ) climax
culmination ( n. )

v.

culminate

culpable

culpable

cult

cultivate

adj. ( )

culp
culprit ( n. ) exculpate ( v. )
adj., ,
exemplary:imitationculpable:blame

testimonial:appreciationconfession:culpability

innocent
cult
n. ( )
(
n., , ,
cult

)
cultivate v. ( ) fosternurture (
)
cultivate
She always tries to cultivate rich people.
vt.,
cultivable ( adj. ) cultured ( adj. )
nurture:childcultivate:crop
cultivated adj.
feral ( adj. )

adj., ,

cumbersome
adj. ( )
clumsyonerous
recumbent ( adj. )
easy to handle ( )

adj., ,

cumulus

cumulus n. ( )
cumulcumulative ( adj. )

n.,

cunning

cunning adj. ( ) cleverdeceiving )

ingeniousn.guiledexterity
watchful:waylaidcunning:gulled

artless ( adj. ) ingenuous ( adj. )

adj., ,
<>, ;
n.,

cultivated

cumbersome

cupidity

curator

curb

curd
curdle

cumber ( v. )
cumbcuber

Cupid ( n. )
cupidity
n. ( ) avaricegreedcovetousness
cupid
covet ( v. )

curcure ( n./v. )
ator
curator
n. ( )

curable ( adj. ) curate ( n. )

curator
curators:paintingslibrarian

( crate )

curb
v.restraincheckcontroln. (

) (

curd ( n. ) d ( ) curt ( adj. )

Curcurrb
goad ( v./n. ( )

( )
curd
n. ( cheese )

bean curd(s)

( )

curfew

curcurrfew

Cur ( n. ) few

curiosity

curiosity

curmudgeon

curmud

curmudgeonmud

cur

curdle

curfew

curiosity

n.,

n.,

n.

n.(),
,

v.coagulatecongeal

v.

n. ( )

n.(
),
,
()

n. ( )
inquisitiveness ( )
curiosity:knowwanderlust:travel

n.

curmudgeon n. ( )
agreeable person ( )

n.(),
,
()

curriculum

curriculum

curriculum

currish

currishcurrish

curse

cursese

cursive

curs

cursory

curs

n. ( )
curriculum schedule
curriculum:coursemenu:dishagenda:meeting ( )

currish

n.

adj.snarlingbad-temperedmeanill-bred

adj., ,

n. ( ) swearwordv.swear
anathema:cursetheocracy:state
anathematheocracy

n., , ,
; vt., ,
,

curse

cursive

adj. ( )

cursory

curt

adj. ( ) ( )
superficial
excursion ( n. )
painstakingly thorough ( ) fastidious ( adj. )
curt adj. ( ) tersebrusque
cur
curtcut
curt:wordsparsimonious:resource

adj.(),
, ;
n.,
adj.,
,

adj.

curtail

curtail

curtcuttail

v. ( ) ( ) ( )
abbreviate
vt., (),
curtail:period[duration]enervate:energyabase:strength
()(

),
prolong ( vt. ) protract ( v. ) elongate ( v. )
curtain
n. ( ) (
)

curtain
curvaceous

curvaceous

cushion

crushon

curvaceous

adj. ( )

n., ;
v.
adj.,

cushion n. ( )
pillowv.

n., , ;
v.

n. ( ) careprotection
custo
custom ( n. ) custodian ( n. )

n.

custody

custody

customary

customary

custom ( n. )

cuticle

cuticle

cutlery

cut

cyclone

cyclone
cyclonealone

cygnet

netcygcyg
cygcygcyg
cygnetcygnet
cygnet

adj. ( )

It is customary with me to do so.

cuticle

n. ( ) epidermis

cutlery

n. ( )

cyclone n. ( )
cyclamate ( n. ) cyclopedia ( n. )
cyclical ( adj. )
rain[snow]:precipitationhurricane:cyclone
[]

cygnet

cylinder

cylinder

cynic

cynic ( )

cynosure

Cynosure ( n. )
Cyn
see no
sure

cypress

syseepress ( v. )

cytology

cytologycytogenous (
adj. )
see to logy

cypress

n.
n.

n., , ,
, []

n.

n.

n.

n., , ,

cynic n. (

) (
)
cynical ( adj. ) cynicism ( n. )
cynophobia ( n. )

cynosure

adj.,

n.

n.

n.,

n. ( ) ( )

n.[],
(
),
(
)

cytology

n.

n.[]

dabble

dabble

dabbleb
abble ( v. )
doubledabble

daft

( )

dagger

( )

daguerreotype

Daguerre

dainty

dais

dally

dallydaily ( adj. ) dally

away
dally

damp

dampen

dandy

dangle

dank

daft

dagger

adj.sillyfoolishstupid
daft:saint
judicious ( adj. )
n.
dagger:scabbardpistol:holster

daguerreotype n. (
)
daguerreotype:photographmusket:firearm

dainty
18 (
n.delicacyadj.exquisitepretty (
18 )
) fastidiousparticularsqueamish
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dais
dais

dais

dam

v. ( )
martinet:leniencydabbler:dedication

dedicatedevote ( vt. ) specialize ( vi. )

dabbler ( n. ) specialis

dais

n. ( )

v. ( ) dawdle ( )
trifletoyloiterflirt
dalliance ( v.dallyingflirtingtoying )
dally:timesquander:money

v., ,

adj.

n., ;
vt.()

n. ;
v.

n., ;
adj., ,
, ,

n.,

dally

v., ,

dam n. ( ) hindranceobstruction
n., ; v.,
tourniquet:blooddam:water

damp
v. ( ) ( )
adj.
n. ; adj. ;
dampness ( n. )
vt., ,
damp:vibrationstanch:flow
, , ,
tint:suffusedamp:quench :: ( )

damped ( ) amplified ( ) sere (

dampen v.moistendeadendepressreduce
assuage:sorrowdampen:ardoralleviate:strength

v.,
scorch ( v. ) damper ( n. ) amelioration (
n. )
dandy n. (
, )
n. ;

fop
adj.,
dandy
dandified ( adj. )
,

miser:hoarddandy:preensycophant:fawn

dangle v. ( ) (

)
v.
Dangle
tantalize ( vt. )

dank
adj. ( ) ( )
adj., ,

dampwethumid

dank:moisture :
sank ( vi. ) dank
dapper

adj.neattrimquickalert
dapper:fastidious
indulge:adherentslovenly:dapper

frowsy ( adj. ) unkempt ( adj. )

slovenly ( adj.

adj., ,
,
, ,

dapper

dappled

apple ( )

dappled adj.spottedmottled
striated:groovemottled[dappled]:spot

adj.

daredevil

dare ( v. ) devil ( n. )

daredevil adj./n. ( ) boldrecklessadventurous

daredevil:audacitymalcontent:dissatisfaction

prudence:daredevilsagacity:simpleton

n.,
; adj.,

darn

yarn ( n. ) darn
( )
dais
( )

(
)

dart

darn

v.n.

dart

dashing

dash ( v. )

dastard

daub

daunt

daaunt

Daunt

n. ( ) ( )
v. ( ) ( )
dart:missileskiff:boat
descend:plummetmove:dart ::
dashing
adj.spiritedsplendid
dastard
n.
dastard:craven :
daub

daunt

dauntless

dawdle
daze
dazzle
deactivate
deaden
deadlock
deadpan
dealing
dearth

debacle

debarkation

n.v.

n., , (),
; v.,

adj.,
n., ;
adj.,

v. ( ) (
)
daubster ( n. )

v.

v. ( ) intimidatedisheartendismay
fearless:dauntimpassive:perturb

dauntless:trepidationfootloose:attachment

embolden ( vt. )

v.

dauntless adj.fearlessbrave
dauntless:trepidationfootloose:attachment

adj.,
dauntless:intimidateirrepressible:restrain

pusillanimous ( adj. ) craven (

n.adj. )
dawdle v. ( ) ( )
idleloiter

v.,
dawdler ( n. )
hie ( v. )
daze v. ( ) ( )
vt., ,
bemusebenumb
; n.,
dazzle v. ( ) (
)
v.(), ;
dazzling ( adj. )
n.
glimmer:dazzlemurmur:resound

deactivate v. ( ) ( )
vt., ,
deact
potentiate ( v. )
,
deaden v. ( )
vt., , ;
tonic:stimulate[invigorate]analgesic:deaden
vi.,

deadlock
deadlock n. ( ) standstillstalemate
n.,
deadpan adj. ( )
woodenimpassiven. (
deadpan
)
n.<>

impudence:brazendeadpan:impassiveinsight:discerning
( n.:adj. )
dealing n. ( ) treatment
n.,
chicanery ( n. ) honest dealing ( )
dearth
dearth n. ( ) scarcityfamine
n.

glut ( v./n. ) plethora ( n. ) plenitude ( n. )

Dearth
spate ( n. ) copious ( adj. )
debacle

debacle n. ( ) rout (
de ( )
)
n.,
bacbackle
debar ( v. ) barforbidexclude

complete success
( )
embark ( v., , , )

debase

debase

debate

bate

debarkation n.
debark:shipdismount:horseunload:truck
::: ( unload )
debase v. ( )
basement ( n. ) basis ( n. )
debase:valueenervate:vitalityattenuate:force[intensity]

simplify:complexitydebase:statuslower:height

debate n. ( )
debatable ( adj. )
box:fightdebate:argue

n., ,

vt.,

v., ; n.,

debauch

debauchbeam

debauch
somebody

debauch

v.corruptdepravedebase
debauchery ( n. )

vt. ; vi. ;
n.

debilitate

debilitate
debility
debonair

debouch

debrief
debris
debunk

debut

v. ( ) enervateweaken
attenuate:thicknessdebilitate:strength
vt.,

invigorate ( . ) fortify ( v. )
debilityability
debility n. ( ) weaknessfeeblenessinfirmity
n.,
debdebtonair
debonair
adj., ,

adj.charmingurbanegenialjaunty
,
debouchmouth

debouchsomebody
debouch v.emergeissue (
vi., ;
somebodybeaut
)
vt.
ifuldebauch (
v. )
adeboucho
brief ( n. )
debrief v. ( )
vt.,

debtrisedebdebt
risrise
debunkbank (
)
debunkbank ( )
debutbutZ ( )
Fbut
Z ( )
Fbut
Z ( )
FbutZ ( )
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X

decadence

decade ( n. )

decadent

decad
decay ( v. )

decamp

decamp

decapitate

dec ( 12 )
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Decant
decapit

deceit

deceit

deceive

receivedeceiveshit

decelerate

deceleraccelerate
( v. )

decent

decent
( )

decant

debris n. ( )
rubblelitter
debris:destroyash:burn

n.,

debunk v. ( )
perpetuate to sham ( ) unexposure ( v. )

vt., ,

debut
n. ( )
debutante ( n. )
debut:careerembarkment:

n.v.,

decadence

n. ( )
wholesomeness ( n. )
adj. ( )
deterioration

decadent

vi.,
, ,

v. ( ) (
)
subterfuge:deceivedecant:pour

vt.,

decapitate v.behead
deceit n.frauddeceptionfalseness
conceit ( n. ) conceive ( vt. )
deceitful ( adj. ) dishonest
deceive v.deludemislead
hoax:deceivefilibuster:delay

stratagem:deceiveconcession:placate

grandstand:impressequivocate:deceive
decelerate v. ( ) slowdown
decelerate:speedenervate:vitality
retrench:expenseattenuate:force

decent adj. ( ) properacceptable (

) modestrespectable
decency ( n. ) decant ( vt. )
seamy ( adj. )
deception n.rusetrick
camouflage:deceptionflattery:ingratiation

decibel n. ( )
decibel:soundlumen:lightvolt:electricitywatt:power

decibel:loudnesslight-year:distance

deception

decibel

deciduous

decid
deciddecide ( v. ) uous
( ) (
)

decimate

dec12mate ( v. )
12

deciduous

adj. ; n.

v. ( ) runaway

decamp
decant

n.

adj. ( ) ( ) (
)

decimate v.
( decim )

decimal ( adj. )

v.
n.,

v.,

v.()
adj., ,
,
(), ;
adj.<>

n.,

n.

adj.,

vt.,

decipher

decipher

cipher ( n. )

decisive
declaim

declaim

declamation
declare

declareclear

declassify

classify ( vt. )

declination

declin

decode

code ( n. )

decompose

decompose

decay ( vi. )

v. ( ) ( ) decode
decipher:hieroglyphbreak:codeseparate:component
vt.(), ;

n.
legible:decipher :
decisive adj.conclusiveresolute
adj.
declaim v.
v., ,
proclaim ( vt. ) acclaim ( v. )
declamation n.
n.
declamation:grandiloquencediatribe:abuse

vt., , ,
declare v. ( ) affirm
, ,
declaration ( n. )
()

vt.
declassify v. ( )
,
declination n. ( )
deterioration
n.
inclination ( n. ) decline ( v., )
declivity ( n. ) proclivity ( n. )

decode v. ( )
tacit:inferencoded:decode
decompose

decomposition n.disintegration
bacteria:decompositionyeast:fermentation

decomposition

decontaminate

decontamin
contaminate (
contaminate

decontaminate

decorative

decorous

decordecoratio
n ( n. )
rous

decorum

roomroom

decoy

decoydecaydecoy
coy ( adj. )
decoy ( adj. )

decrepit

decry
dedicated

deduct

deem

n.,

vt.,

v., ...

adj.

decoy v. ( ) 1urebait

n.
()
, ,
; vt.

adj.

n.

n., , ,
, ; v.

adj.

v.
adj.,

dedication n. ( ) (
)
dedicated ( adj. )
bigotry:dedicationrage:anger
martinet:leniencydabbler:dedication

n.,

deduce v. ( )
deductive ( adj. )

vt.,

deduce

deduct
deed

deed

v., ()

decorative adj.ornamental
labyrinth:tortuousornament:decorative

decorous adj. ( )
proper
unseemly ( adj. ) mangy ( adj. )
bawdy ( adj. )
indecorous ( adj. ) proper ( adj. )
decorum
n. ( ) decencyetiquette
miscalculation:judgmentgaffe:decorum

effrontery ( n. ) impropriety ( n. )

decry ( v. )
decree n. ( ) v.
decreecreed ( n. )

decrepit
dec12repitrepeat12100 decrepit adj. ( ) weak

decrepitude ( n. ) decrepitated ( vi. )

decrepcreep ( eep )
sturdy ( adj. ) vig

decry ( )
decry v. ( ) disparage
descry ( )

dedicated adj.committed

dedication

deduce

v. ( )

decorate v.embellish
abstemious:indulgeaustere:decorate

decorate

decree

v. ( ) ( )
compose ( v. )

vt.,

v.subtractdeduce ( )

n. ( )
meeting:minutessale:deed

motive:deeddoubt:question

deem v.considerbelievejudge
I deem it my duty to help.

vt.,
n., , ,
, ;
vt.()

v.,

deface

deface

defalcate

defalcfaultat
e

defamation

defafathermam
other

defamation n.calumny
defame ( v. ) defame
defamatory ( adj. )
eulogy ( n. )

default

default ( n. )

default n. ( ) []
default:payyield:resist
pay one's debts ( ) fulfill an obligation ( )

defeat

defeat ( n. )

deface

v. ( ) disfigure

defalcate

defeat

v.embezzle

v.beat

vt., ,

vi., ,

n.
n.(), (),
, ,
[] ; v.,
, ,
n., , ;
vt., , ,
; v.

defeatist

defeatist n. ( )
stickler:exactingdefeatist:resigned

n.

defect

defect

defect n.faultflawv. (
) ( )
defection ( n. ) defective (
adj. )

n.,

defendant

defend ( )
antplaintiff ( )

defended

defend

defendant

n. ; adj.,

defended adj.
defendant ( n.adj. ) defense ( n. )
untenable:defendedinvulnerable:injuredinevitable:avoided

defer

defer

n. ( the defending partyopposed to plaintiff )

v. ( )
defer:leaderadmire:hero
arrogance:deferlassitude:stir

vi., , ,
; vt.,

deference

deference n. ( ) respect
frugal:penuriousdeference:sycophant
( )
emulation:exemplardeference:authority
exemplary:imitationreverent:deference

effrontery ( n. ) co

n.,

deferential

deferential adj.
deferential:offendintransigent:acquiescescornful:respect

maudlin:sentimentalobsequious:deferential
:: ( )
impudent ( adj. ) imperious ( adj. )

adj.,

deferrable

deferrable adj.
exigent ( adj. )

adj.,
,

defiance

defiance

defy ( vt. )

deficiency

defic

defile

defilevile

defile

n. ( ) ( )
defiant ( adj. )
veneration ( n. )
deficiency n.incompleteness ( )
shortage
deficit ( n. )
surfeit ( n. )

defile v. ( )
desecratepollutecorruptn. ( )
precipice:steepnessdefile:narrowness

n.,

v. ; n.

defined adj.
vague ( adj. )

defined
definite

n., ,

define ( vt. )

definite
definition

definition

definitive
deflated

deflate ( v. ) flat

deflect

flect

adj. ( ) clear
indeterminate ( adj. )

adj.,

n. ( ) ( ) (
)
n., , ,
amorphousness:definitionlassitude:energy
()

definitive adj. ( )
adj., ,
conclusive

provisional ( )
deflated adj. ( feeling less important or less confident )
inflate ( v. ) flatus ( n. )
flatulent ( adj. ) deflation ( n. )
deflect v.bendswerve
v.(), ()
reflection ( n. ) flexible ( adj. )

defoliator

foliage ( n. )

deforestation

deforest ( v.deforest )

deform

deform

defraud

defraud ( n. )

defray

defoliator n.
defoliator:treeinsecticide:insect

deforestation n.
sterilization:microorganismsdeforestation:trees

deforest:treeinsecticide:insect
deform v. ( )
misshapedisfigure
defraud

v.swindle

defray v.pay
The expenses are defrayed by the taxpayers.

defrayfree
free ( )

n.,

n.,

v.()
vt.
vt.,

deft

deft

defunct

adj. ( ) adroitdexterous
daft ( adj. )
craven:admirablecleft:awkward

maladroit:deftvoluble:verse

maladroitham-handedinept ( adj. )

adj.,

defunct adj.
dysfunction ( n.[] )

adj.

defunct

defuse

defuse

defuse ( n. )

v. ( ) (
)
foment ( v. )

defy v. ( )
acquiesce ( vi. ) obey ( v. )

defy
degenerate

degenera ( n. )

degene

degrade

degrade

dehumanize

v. ( ) (
)
regenerate ( vt. ) generation ( n. )
degrade v. (

) demotedebase
retrograde ( adj.v. ) upgrade ( vt. )
dehumanize
v. ( )

vt....
vt., ,
, , ,
... ; n.

degenerate

v.(), (),
()
v.,

dehydrate

dehydrate

dehydr

dehydration

deify

deign

deignnn

dejected

deject

dejection
delectable

delectdelight

delegate

delegate ( n. )
deletelitter ( n. )

del

delete
deleterious

deleteer

deliberate

deliber

v. ( ) ( ( )
)
hydrant ( n. ) anhydrous ( adj. )
detoxify:poisondehydrate:water

dehydrate:waterwither:vitalityfade:brightening

d
dehydration n.
fatigue:rest[repose]dehydration:water

abraded:frictiondesiccated:dehydration

deify v.idolizeexalt
deification ( n. ) deity ( n.godhood )
watch with contempt ( ) deification ( n. ) debasement (
n. )
deign v. ( ) condescendstoopvouchsafe
She passed by without deigning to look at me.

condescend ( vi. )
dejected adj. ( ) disheartened
abject ( adj. ) reject ( vt. )
exultant ( adj. ) deject ( adj. ) gladden (
adj. )
dejection n.depression
mollify:angerhearten:dejection
delectable adj.delightfuldeliciousluscious
delectation ( n. ) delightenjoymententertainment
delegate n. ( ) representative

adj. ; v.

delete v.erase
record ( vt. )
deleterious adj. ( ) injuriouspernicious
wholesome ( adj. )
salutarysalubrious ( adj. )
deliberate adj. ( )
intentionalv. ( ) (
)
deliberatenessdeliberation ( n. )
liberality ( n. ) liberty ( n. )
apophasis:claimcapri

vt.()

n.

v.

vi. ; vt.

adj.,

n.,
adj.
n. ;
vt....
vt.

adj.,

adj.,
, ;
v.

deliberately adv.
summarily ( adv. )

adv.

n. ( ) (
)
delicate ( adj. )
chiaroscuro:contrastfiligree:delicacytapestry:intricacy
:
tapestry:intricacy

n.

deliberately
delicacy

delicacy

delic

delimit

limit ( n.vt. )
deline ( )
atelimn ( )
linqulinger

delinquent

delineate
delinquent

delirium

deli

delude

delude

deluge

delugeluv
""
deludedeluge

delusive
delve

demagogue

demagog

demand

demand

demarcate

demarcmark

demean

mean ( adj. )

demeanour

demean our
dement
dement3GR
E

demented

delimit v.
delineate v. ( )
drawdepictdescribe
delinquent adj. ( )
delinquency ( n. ) misdeed

vt.,
v.
n., ;
adj., ,
,

delirium n. (

n.(),
) ( ) insanity
, ,
delirious ( adj. )
,
coma:unconsciousnessdelirium:confusion

delude v.misleaddeceivetrick
allude ( vi. ) ludicrous ( adj. )
delusion:thoughthallucination:perceptionmirage:imagination
:
deluge n.
dilute ( v.adj. )
deluge:dropletlandslide:pebble
barrage:explosivesdeluge:rain

rain:delugewind:hu
delusive adj.
delusion ( n. ) illusionhallucination
transparent ( adj. )
delve v. ( ) search
quaff:sipdelve:skim
scrutinize:glossdelve:skim :: ( )
demagogue n. (

)
demagogy ( n. )
demagogue:instruct :
demand v. ( )
demanding:satisfactoryadulterate:pristineclosed-mind:sway
::
supplicate ( v. )
demarcate v.
demarcation ( n. )
demean v. ( )
degrade ( oneself ) humble
demeanour demeanor[SAT]n.behaviordeportment
demented

adj.insane

vt.,

n., ; v.,
, ,

adj., ,
,
v.
n.(

,
)
n., (), ;
v., , ,

v.
vt.,
n.,
adj.,
,

demise

demise

demise n.deathtermination
sane ( adj. ) sane3

n.,
,
, ; vt.,
,

demobilize

demobilize ( v. )

demobilize v. ( ) ( )
mobility ( n. ) mob ( n. )

v.

democracy

democracy

democracy n. (
)
democratic ( adj. )

n.,

demography

demography

demography n.
census ( n. ) demographic ( adj. )
demography:populationmeteorology:weather

n.

demolition

demolish ( vt. ) demoli

demolition n. ( )
demon ( n. )
recycle:disposalrehabilitate:demolition

n., ,

demonstrate

demonst

demonstrate v. ( ) (
) ( )
demonstration ( n. ) demonstrable ( adj. )
unable to prove ( )

vt., , ;
vi.

demonstrative adj. ( )

adj.,
()

demoralize v.dishearten
invigorate ( v. ) cheer ( v. ) ameliorate

v.

demonstrative
demoralize

demoral

demote

demote

demote v. ( )
promote ( vt. ) commotion ( n. )

vt.,

demotic

dem

demotic adj.popular
profound ( adj. )

adj.

demur

demur

demur

demure

dem

v.object
mural ( n. )
countenance:tolerationpraise:approbationdemur:objection

demur:qualms[doubt]waver:irresoluteness

accept ( v. ) accede ( v.
demure adj. ( ) reserved ( )
( )

demystify

demystify ( v. )

demystify v. ( ) clarify
obfuscate ( vt. )

vt.

den n. ( )

n., ,
()(
)

den

vi., ,
, ; n.,

adj.

denigrate

denigr
denigrategreat

denigrate v. ( ) defameblackenbelittle
negrophile ( n. ) nigrify ( v. )
denigration ( n.belittlement )
honor ( vt. ) exalt ( v. )

v.

denim

denim

denim n.
sonnet:poemdenim:fabric
14

n.

denizen

den ( n. )

denominate

nomin

denomination
denote

note

denizen n.inhabitantoccupant (
)
citizen ( n. )
denominate n.calldesignate
nominate ( vt. ) nominal ( adj. )
denomination n. ( ) (
)
coin:denominationofficer:rank

denote v.markindicatesignify
connote ( v.suggestimply )

vt. ;
adj.
n.

vt.,

denouement

denouement

denoueknot
deno

denounce

denounce

dent

denture ( n. ) indented (
adj. )

denture

dent ( dent )
denturedenaturenture

denude

denudenaked

denunciation

denunciatedenounce

n. ( )
denouncement ( n. )
joke:punch lineplot:denouement

denounce v. ( )
renounce ( v. )
admonish:denouncepunish:pillorypersuade:convince

advocate ( vt., ) tout ( v. )

condone ( vt. ) brace

n.

dent

n. ( ) v.
convex ( adj. )

denture n.
dentist ( n. )
denture:teethtoupee:hair
denude v. ( )
nudism ( n. ) nudity ( n. )
cover ( v. )
denunciation n.
castigation:reproofdenunciation:denialglorification:merit
:
execrate:denunciate :
eulogy ( n. ) tribute ( n. )
accolade ( n. ) pane

n.

vt., ,

n., , (),
; v., ,

n.,

vt., , ,

n.,

deny

deny v. ( ) refuse
postulate ( vt. ) aver ( v. )
corroborate ( v. ) posit ( v. )

v.,

depart

depart

depart v. ( from )
lurk:waitabscond:departsecrete:store

purloin:appropriatepilfer:take

vi., , ,
; adj.,

dependable

pend
depend ( vi. )

dependence
dependent

dependable

adj.trustworthyreliable
depend ( vi. )
unpredictable ( adj. )
dependence n.
dependency ( n. )
autonomy ( n. )
dependent n.adj.
minion:dependentgroveler:petitioner

adj.
n., , ,

adj., ,
..., ...

depict

depict
picpicture

deplete

deplete

deplore

deploy

deploy
ploy
employdeploy

deport

deport
deport

depict

v. ( ) represent ( ) describe

deplete v. ( )
replete ( adj. ) plentiful ( adj. ) depletion ( n. )
enrich ( vt. )
deplore v.
plore
laud ( vt. ) accolade ( v. ) extol ( v. )
commend ( vt. ) commend ( vt. )
deploy

v. ( )
concentrate ( v. )

deportation
deportment

deport

depose

depose
deposit ( v. )

deposition

position ( n. )

depravity

deprav
depravitydeprive

deprecate

depravitydeprecate

depreciate

depreciprice

depredation

predplunder

depress

depress

depressed
depression
deprivation

deprivprivat

deputy

deput

deracinate

deracrace

derangement

derange

derelict

derelictrelinquish

deride

deride
deride

derision

vt.,

v.

v.,

deport v. ( )
deport:nationexpel:school

vt.,

deportation n.
deportation:countryeviction:dwelling

n., ,

deportment
depose

vt.,

n. ( ) behaviordemeanorbearing
comport ( v. )
n. ( ) deposit
repose ( v./n. )

deposition n. ( ) (
)
perjury ( n. ) process of eroding ( )
depravity n. ( ) corruptionwickedness
depraved[SAT] ( adj. ) deprivation ( n. )
doldrums:energydepravity:virtue
deprecate v.belittle
deprecate:valuerestrict:diameter
extol ( v. ) vaunt ( v. ) endorse ( v. )
depreciate v. ( )
belittledisparage ( )
appreciate ( vt.vi. )
fawn:hauteur[imperiousness]self-depreciate:swagger
[]
depredation n.raidrobbingplundering
predator ( n. )
depress

v.dejectweaken
bulge ( vt. )

depressed adj.
despondent:depressedsaturnine:gloomymasterful:skilled
::: ( )
depressant:mood :
protuberant ( adj. )
depression n.
surfeit ( n. )
deprivation n.
privacy ( n. ) privation ( n. )
deprive ( vt. )
surfeit ( n. ) fecundity ( n. )
deputy n. (
)
depute ( v. ) repute ( n. )
dispute ( v./n. ) deputize ( v. )
understudy:stardeputy:sheriff
deracinate v.eradicateuproot
plant ( v. )
derangement n.insanity ( )
arrange ( v. ) deranged ( adj. )
derelict adj. ( )
abandonedremissn.
relict ( n. ) relic ( n. ) dereliction (
n. )
stickler:derelictposeur:unaffected

extreme
deride v. ( ) ridicule
ridiculous ( adj. ) risible ( adj. )
patronize:condescensionderide:mockery

show respect for ( ) praise ( v. )

derision n.mockery
jeer[gibe]:derisionreprimand:censure
apologize:regretcondolence:sympathy[compassion]

smirk:smugnesssneer[ridicule]:derision

veneration ( n. )

n.,
vt., (),
; vi.
n., ,
, ,

n.
vt., , ,
, ,

v., (), ,
,

n.,
vt., ,
, , ,
; v.

adj.,

n., , ,

n.

n.,

vt., ,
n.,

adj. ;
n.

vt.,

n.

derisive

derisive adj.ridiculousjeering
pontificate:pompousscoff:derisivedrawl:slow

bluster:loudprate:aimless
derivative adj.derivedn.
derive ( v. ) derivation ( n. )
precursory ( adj. ) innovative ( adj. )
seminal ( adj. )

adj.,

derivative

deriveriver

dermatologist

dermatologist

dermatologist n.
dermatologist:skinpodiatrist:feet

n.,

dermatology

dermatolgy

dermatology n.
epidermis ( n. ) hypoderm ( n. )
pediatrics:childrendermatology:skin

n.,

derogate

derog

derogate v.disparagedecry
arrogate ( v. ) rogation ( n. )
derogatory ( adj. ) disparagingbelittling

v.,

desalinization

descend
descendant
descry
deseam
desecrate

desert

desiccant

desiccate

desiccated
desideratum
designation
designer

desalinization n. ( )
desalinizedesalt ( vt. ) salty ( adj. )
n.<>,
salt ( n. )
purification:drossdesalinization:salt

descend v.
vi., ,
descendascend
contract:implodedescend:plummet
(,,
( v. )

), ,
descend:altitudedehydrate:moisture
;
descendant n.offspring
n., ,
descend ( v. )
forbears ( n. )
descry v. ( ) ( )
vt., ,
scry
discern

decry ( v. ) outcry ( n. )
deseam ( n. )
deseam v.
v.

desecra
desecrate

desecrate v. ( ) profane
consecrate ( vt. )
sanctify ( v. ) revere ( v. ) hallow ( vt. )

vt., ,
()

desert v. ( )
n., ,
n. ( ) (
; adj.,
)
desert
, ;
deserted ( adj. )
vt., , ;
deserter ( n. )
vi., ,
desertification ( n. ) desertion ( n. )
desiccant n.
caustic:eat awaydesiccant:dry

siccsicc
n. ;
emollient:supplenessdesiccant:dryness

adj.,

cleanser:dirtdesiccant:moisture

desiccate v. ( ) ( )
adj.
siccative ( adj.n. ) desiccation ( n. )
vt.,
sicc
dehydrate ( v. )
() ; vi.
desiccate:moisturedetoxify:poison

desiccated adj.desiccate
abraded:frictiondesiccated:dehydration
adj.(=desiccate),

sodden ( adj. )
n.,
desiderdesire
desideratum n. ( )

designation n.indication ( ) title

design ( v./n. )
n., , ,
sign
foreword:introductoryappellation:designate

designer

designer

n.

desirable adj. ( )
worthwhilebeneficial
a computer with many desirable features.
desirous adj. ( )
Everybody is desirous of success.

desirable
desirous
desist

adj., ;
n.,

insist ( v. )

desist

[SAT]v.forbear

v.

desolate

desolate

sol

adj. ( ) deserted (
) solitary
desolation ( n. ) solitude ( n. ) solo (
n. )

n.,,

adj., ,
,

adj.,

despairsper

despair
n. ( )
desperado ( n. )
desperate ( adj. )
stupor:alertdespair:hopeful
abandon:inhibitiondespair:hope

n., ,
() ;
vi.

despicable

despic

despicable adj. ( ) contemptible

despise ( v. ) conspicuous ( adj. )
redoubtable:awe[regard]reprehensible:censure
despicable:scorn[contempt; disregard]

adj.,

despise

despisespic

despoil

spoil ( v. ) spoliate (
vt. )

despair

despise

v. ( ) loathe
lionize:admirevituperate:despise

reverence ( n./v. ) venerate ( v. )

despoil

v. ( ) ( ) robplunderravage

despondent

despond
despondspend

despondent adj. ( )
dishearteneddejectedhopeless
respond ( v. ) responsible ( adj. )
despondent:depressedsaturnine:gloomymasterful:skilled

despot

depot ( n. )

spot ( n. )

despot n. ( )
pot (
pot )
despotism ( n. ) potent ( adj. )

despotic
dessert

despotic adj.autocratictyrannical
despotic:tyrannygenerous:liberality
dessert n. ( )
dessert:mealepilogue:playcoda:sonata

destabilize v. (
)

vt.

vt.,

adj.

n., ;
n.[]

(
)
adj.,
n.

destabilize

destabilize ( v. )

destitute

destitute
destituteinstitute

destitute adj. ( ) lacking ( )

institute ( v. ) restitute ( v. ) destitution (
n. )

adj.,

destructible

destruct

destructible adj.
destruction ( n. ) destructive ( adj. )
construction ( n. ) obstruct ( n./v. )

adj.,

desuetude

desuetsuit
suitable ( adj. )
desueuse

desuetude

n.disuse

desultory

desult

desultory adj. ( )
disconnectedrandom
consult ( v. ) insult ( v. )
desultory:planlanguid:energyfacile:profundity

assiduous ( adj. ) str

detached

detach ( vt. )
detach

detached adj. ( ) separate (

) impartialindifferent
attachment ( n. ) detachment ( n. )
tether ( v. ) detach ( v. )

detain

detain

detain

detection

detect

deter

detergent

deterg
detergent

deteriorate

deterior

determinant
deterrent

v. ( ) confineholdbackdelay
attainment ( n. ) retain ( v. )
manumit ( vt. )

detection n.
protection ( n. ) detect ( v. )
detective ( n. ( ) )
disguise:identificationcamouflage:detection

deter
v. ( ) discourage
ter
terror ( n. ) determent ( n. )
intrepid:deterrapt:distract

spur ( v. )
detergent

deteriorate v. ( ) ( ) depreciate
superior ( adj. ) inferior ( adj. )
deterioration ( n. )
improvement ( n. )
determinant

deterrent

adj.cleansingn.

adj.determinative

deterrent
adj.deterringdiscouragingn.
incentive ( n.adj. ) inducement ( n. )

vt.

n.,

adj., ,

adj.,

v., ,

n., , ,
,

v.

n.,

v.()

adj.
n.

detest

detest

detest v. ( ) hateabhor
attest ( v. ) testify ( v. )

vt.,

detonate

deton
deton
detonate

detonate v. ( )
monotone ( n.adj. ) detonation ( n. ( ) )

v.

detour

detour

detour n. ( )
detour:routedigress:topic

n., ;
vi. ; vt.

detoxification

detox

detoxification n.
detoxicate ( vt. ) toxin ( n. )
detoxification:poisonneutralization:acid

detoxify
vt.
detoxify:poisondehydrate:water

vt.

detoxify
detractor

detractor

tractor ( n. ) de

detractor
n.
proponent ( n. ) apologist ( n. )
extol ( v. ) detract ( v. )

n.,

detriment

detrim

detriment n.
detrimental ( adj. ) harmful

n.,

detritus

detrit

devastate

devast ( adj. )

deviate

devia

detritus

devastate

devoid

devoid

devolve

involve ( v. )

devoted

devotevow

devotional

devout

dew

dexterity

dexterous

diabetes

dexter

adj.roundaboutwinding
deviousness ( n.dishonesty )

devoid adj.empty
avoid ( vt. ) voidance ( n. )
devolve v. ( ) ( )
She devolved the duties of office upon me.

devoted adj. ( )
lovingloyal
votary ( n. ) devote ( vt. )
zealous:enthusiasticidolatrous:devoted

fanatic:devotedprude:proper

devotional adj.
elegiac:sorrowdevotional:reverence

devour

devour

v. ( ) ravagedestroy
devastating ( adj. )

deviate
v. ( ) divergedigress
deviation ( n. ) deviance ( n. )
obviate ( v. ) deviant ( n./adj. ( ) )
devious

devious

n. ( ) debris
contrite ( adj. )
valuable product ( )

v. ( )
vour
voracious ( adj. )

n.

vt.

vi., ; v.
adj., ,

adj.,
vt., , []
, ; vi.

adj.,

adj., ,
, ,

vt.(),
, ,
(), ,
, ,

devout adj.
religion:devoutcanon:orthodoxy
adj.,

impiety ( n. ) devoutness ( n. )
dew n. (
)
n., ,
dew:condensationrust:corrosion

dexterity n. ( )
adroitness
n.,
surgeon:dexterityacrobat:agility

dexterous adj.adroithandy
ambidextrous ( adj. )
dexterous:manipulateprescient:predictclairvoyant:oversee
adj.,
:

diabetes n. (
dia2bet2
n.[] ,

diabolical

Diablo (
)

diabolical
adj. ( ) wickedcruelfiendish
beneficent ( adj. ) diabolic ( adj. )
seraphic ( adj. )

adj.

diagnose

dia2gnose

diagnose v. ( )
diagnose:treatproofread:correct

v.

diagonal

dia2gon2

diagonal adj.n.
diameter:circlediagonal:rectangle

adj., ,
; n.,

dialect

dia2lect2

dialect n. ( ) (
)

n.,

diameter

diameter

diameter n. ( )
diameter:circlediagonal:rectangle

n.

diaphanous

diaphan
diaphanous

diaphanous

adj. ( )
phantom ( n. )
substantial ( adj. ) opaque ( adj. )
impermeable of light (

adj.,

diatribe

diatribe

dia2tribe2

dichotomy

dicho2tom

dictate

dictabdicate (
v. )

dictum

dict

didactic

die

diehard
dietetics
differentiate
diffidence
diffident

diffuse

n. ( ) ( )
tribune ( n. ) contrite ( adj. )
lullaby:songdiatribe:discourse
n.,

declamation:grandiloquenceburlesque:mockerydiatribe:abuse

dichotomy n. ( ) ( )
n., ,
dictate v. ( ) ( )
v., , ,
impose
, , ,
dictator ( n. )
; n.(,)
n., []
dictum n. ( )

didactic adj.
a didactic old lady
didactics ( n. ) pedagogy
didact
didactic:instructcomic:amuse
adj.,

didactic:teachhortatory[exhortative]:urgefantastic:amaze

die n. (
vi., , ,
)
, , ; vt.

; n., , ,
die:shapingdrill:boringreel:winding

diehard n.
palter:candorbudge:diehard
vagary:predictdiehard:budge
n.
diehard:conservativemanic:excitement

dietetics
n.sitology
diet ( n. ) tics
n.
dietitian ( n. )
different ( adj. )
differentiate v.discriminate
v.,
diffidence n. ( )
diffid
n.
assertiveness ( adj. ) braveness ( n. ) blazonness (
n. )
diffident
adj. ( )
adj.
bold ( adj. ) brassy ( adj. )
expansive ( adj. ) nervy ( adj. )
diffuse v.disseminate ( )
adj.
v., , ,
confuse ( vt. ) transfuse ( vt. )
diffuse
, () ;
diffusion ( n. )

adj.,
euphemism:offensiveaphorism:diffuse

focus ( v. )

digestion

digest ( v.n. )

digit

digit n. ( 09 )
fang:toothfinger:digit

n.,
,
(
)

dignity

dignity

dignity
n. ( ) ( )
indignant ( adj. ) dignify ( vt. )
dignitary ( n. )

n.,

digress

digress
v. ( ) stray
stray:groupdigress:subject[topic]detour:route

digress:excursivereiterate:redundant

aside:digressionsummary:excerpt
:: ( )

v.

digressive adj. ( ) rambling

digressive:topic[subject]stray:group
random:patternaberrant[errant]:standard
[]

digressive:statementcircuitous:route

adj.,

digress

digressive

digestion

n.digesting ( ) understanding

n.,

dilapidated

dilapid

lapid

dilate

dilate
dilate

dilatory

delay ( v./n. )
dilat
latlate

dilemma
dilettante

diligence

di2lemma ( n. )

diletdelectdelight ( n.v. )

dilettante

diligenceintelligence

dilapidated

adj. ( )
shabby
lapidary ( n.adj. ) dilapidation ( n. )
restored ( adj. ) still in use ( )
dilate
v. ( )
swellexpand ( )
dilute ( v.adj. )
constrict ( v. ) narrow ( v. ) contract ( v. )
dilatory adj.
dilatory:procrastinatemalcontent:complain

alacritous ( adj. ) precipitate ( adj. )

dilemma n. ( )
predicament
dilettante
n. (
)
dabbleramateuradj.amateurish
delectable ( adj. )
dilettante
diligence n. ( )

malign:ill-willdiligent:effort
satire:lampoondiligence:effort :: ( )
procrastination ( n. )
dilute

dilute

dilute

v. ( ) ( )
slacken:tautnessdilute:strength[concentration]
[]
dilute:concentrated
concentrate ( v. )

dimension

measure ( n.vt. )

n. ( )
dim
congruent:dimensionscoeval:age

measure:dimensionscalibrate:diametergauge:pressureplumb:depth

diminish

mini

diminish
v. ( ) ( )
erode:diminishaccrete:enlarge
increase ( vt. ) escalate ( vi. )

diminuendo

diminisho

diminuendo n.decrescendo
crescendo ( n. )

diminutive

diminish

diminutive

dimple

dim ( adj. )

dimple

din

dididi

dinghy

dingy ( )

adj., ,

vi., , ;
vt.,

adj.,
n.,

n. ;
adj.

n.

v., , ,
; adj., ,

dimension

din

dingy

dingy

diocesan

ocean ( n. )

ecumen

dipsomania

dire
directness

dipsothirstmania ( n. )

dipsoso deepmaniaso
deep
dire2

DELL ( )

n. ( )

n. ( ) clamoruproarv.
( )
stench:nosedin:ear
silence ( v./n. ) hush ( v./n. )

v.(), ()
n.[]() ;
adj.[] ;
adv.[]
adj., ,
; n.,
, ,
n., ;
vt.
n. ;
v.,

dinghy

n. ( )

n.,

dingy

adj. ( ) dirtycoloredgrimyshabby
dingy:glistenslippery:adhere

adj.,

diplomat

diplomat

adj. ( )

n., , (),
(),

diocesan adj.
ecumenical ( adj. )

adj. ;
n.

n. ( ) (
)
diplomatic ( adj. )
diplomat:tactinventor:ingenuity

xenophobic:diplomatic

n.,
,

dipsomania

n. ( )

n.,

dire
adj. ( )
calamitousdreadfulmiserabledesperate
pleasant ( adj. )

adj.

directness
n.
fawn:imperiousnessequivocate:directness

n., ,

director

dirge

disabuse

disaffect

disaffected

disaggregate
disagreeable

disapprobation
disapproval
disarm

disarray

director
n.
n., , ,
symphony:conductorfilm:director
(),

(),
director:scriptconductor:score
(), ,

conductor:instrumentalistdirector:actor

dirge n. ( ) ( ) 1ament
Dirig
dirdirtge
e, Domine, Deus meus, in conspectu tuo viam

n.,
meam
dirdiege
direct
paean[hymn]:joy[praise]dirge:g
disabuse v. ( ) ( )
disabuse:error[fallacy]rehabilitate:addictioncure:disease

disabuse ( v. )
vt., ,
loose:confinementdisabuse:misconception

hoodw
disaffect v. ( )
vt., ,
disaffect ( )
estrange

win over ( ) mollify ( v. )

disaffected adj. ( )
discontenteddisloyal
disaffection ( n. )
adj.,
officious:meddledisaffected:rebel
,

disaffected:contentmentdubious:commitment[conviction]

contented ( adj.
disaggregate v. ( )
aggregate ( v./n. ) greg
v.,,
coalesce ( v. )
disagreeable
adj.offensiveunpleasant
adj.,
agreeable ( adj. )
,
disagreeable:hatefulharmful:lethal

disapprobation n. ( ) disapprovalcondemnation
approbate ( v.. ) n., ,
accolade ( n. )
disapproval n.condemnationcensure
disapproval ( n. )
n.
upbraid[castigation]:disapprovallament:griefblasphemy:irreverence

vt.,
disarm v. ( )
, ,
disarm
put on guard ( ) bait ( v. )
(,) ;
vi.
disarray
n.disorderconfusionv.
disarray ( n. )
v.
shipshape:disarraysqualid:cleanliness

disaster

n. ( ) calamitycatastrophecataclysm
asterisk ( n. ) asteroid ( adj. )
disastrous ( adj. )

disaster

disaster

disavowal

avow ( v. ) vow ( n. )

disband

band ( n. )

disbar

Bar ( )

( )
barbarBar

disbelief

belief ( n. )

disbelief n.
disbelieve ( v. )

n.

disburse

disbursepurse ( n. )

disburse v.payoutexpend
disbursement ( n. ) expenditure

v.

discard

discard
( )

discard v.reject
retain ( vt. )
discernible adj. ( )
perceptible
cern
concern ( vt.n. )
discern ( v. ) distinguish
palatable:savorydiscernible:manifest

discernible

disavowal
n. ( ) ( )
admission ( n. ) acknowledgement ( n. )
disavowaffirm ( v. )
disband

disbar

n., ,

n., , ,

v. ( ) disperse

v.,

v. ( ) exclude
disbarment ( n. )
attorney:disbarstudent:expel

vt.[] ,

vt., ; v.

adj.

discerning

discerning adj.
ravishing:attractiveperspicacious:discerning

caprice:whimsicalinsight:discerning

myopic ( adj. )

adj.

discernment

discernment n.insightacumen
lack of insight ( )

n., ,

discharge

discharge

disciple

Disciple
disciplediscipline ( n. )

disciplinarian

discipline ( n. )

v.emitreleasedismiss
hire ( v. )

disciple
n. ( )
disciple:followapologist:defend
stickler:exactingmartinet:disciplinal

obstreperous ( adj. ) di

disclaim

disclaim (
)

disclaim

n., ,

n.martinet

adj., ,
; n.,
,

discipline n.
coltish:disciplineloutish:grace

martinet:disciplinepedant:learning

n., ; v.

disciplinarian

discipline

vt., ,
(),
(), ,
(), (), () ;
vi., ; n.,

v.[] ( ) deny

v., ,

disclose

disclose
discography
discombobulate
d
discomfit
discomfited

v. ( ) uncover ( )
disclose
vt.,

disclosure ( n. )
discography n. ( )
n.,
disco ( n. )

(),
graphy
list:discographytool:hoe

discombobulated adj.
discompose ( v. )
discombobulated:ordererratic:consistency
bobu

discombobulate ( v. ) compose ( v. )
defeat ( v. )
discomfit v.disconcertembarrass (
v.
discomfitcomfort ( n. )
)

mollify ( v. )
discomfited adj.
discomfiture[SAT] ( n. ) frustrationconfusion
discomfited:blushcontemptuous:sneer

discomfort

comfort ( n.v. )

discommode

commodcommodity ( n. )

discompose

compose ( v. )
compose

disconcert

concert ( n. )

discomfort n. ( ) v.
discommode v.trouble
commodious ( adj. ) commode ( n. )
assist ( v. ) pacificate ( v. ) oblige ( v. )

convenience ( vt. ) mollify ( v. ) ease ( v. )

discompose v.perturb
discompose:pacific[placid]fabricate:authentic[ingenuous]
[]
engage:tedious
pacificate ( vt. )
disconcert

vt., ,

v.

v.confuseupsetembarrass ( ) vt., ,
placate ( v. )

disconnected adj.separatedetachedincoherent
discontinuous ( adj. ) intermittent
nexus ( n. ) -disconnected components ( )

disconnected

n.,

adj.,

discontent

discontent

content ( n.adj.vt. )

n. ( ) adj.
discontented ( adj. )
gripe:discontentpraise:admiration

n.

discontentment n.
disseminate:informationfoment:discontentment

n.,

discontentment
discord

discordant
discount
discountenance

n., ,
n. ( ) quarrelling
, [] ;
harmony ( n. )
v.
discordant adj.conflicting
cardiology ( n. ) cordial ( n.adj. adj., ,
discord ( ) ant
[],
)

anachronistic:timediscordant:sound

discount n.
n.
surcharge ( n. )
discord

countenance ( n.vt. )

discord

discountenance v.discourage

v.

discourse

discourse

discourteous
discredit

credit ( n./v. )

discreet

discrepancy

discrete
discrediscopandisco

discrete

discourse n. ( )
concourse ( n. )
lullaby:songdiatribe:discourse

discourteous adj.impoliterude
court ( n. ) dis
discredit v.disbelieven. (
) disgracedishonor
exhortation:motivateinvective:discredit

discreet adj. ( )
prudentcarefulcircumspectmodest
discrete ( adj., ) 2e
discreetee
discrepancy n. ( )
inconsistencydifference
decrepit ( adj. )
converge ( v. ) consonant ( adj. ) discrepant (
adj. )
discrete adj.distinctdiscontinuous
discreet
infinite:exhaustdiscrete:overlap

continuous ( adj. )
discretion

discretion

n.prudencecircumspection
apathetic:emotionimprudent:discretion

frivolous:gravitybrash:discretion

foolish:discretionimpecunious:money

n., , ,
, , ;
vi.,
adj.,
n., , ,
; vt., ,

adj., ,
,

n., ,

adj.,

n.

discretionary adj. ( )
adj.,
obligatory ( adj. ) mandatory ( adj. )

discretionary

discriminate

discriminate

crimincrime ( n. )

discrimination

v. ( ) distinguish
incriminate ( vt. )
liken:similaritydiscriminate:difference
confound ( vt. )

v., ,

discrimination n. ( ) (
) partialityprejudice
discriminating ( adj. ) discerning
discriminatory ( adj. )
credulity:dupediscrimination:connoisseur

n., , ,
,

discursive

discursive

disdain

discurs

adj. ( ) ( )
discourse ( n. )
keen on title ( ) succinct ( adj. )
concentrate ( v. )

disdain n./v. ( ) ( ) despise

disdain dignity ( n. ) deign ( v. ) disdainful ( adj. )

snub:disdaindouble-cross:disloyalty
disdaindign

treat f

adj.,

n.,
;
vt.,

disembark

barkbank

disembark v. ( ) debark
embark ( v. )

v.(), ()

disembodied

embody ( vt. )

disembodied adj.incorporeal
Disembodied voices could be heard in the darkness.

corporeal ( adj. )

adj.,

disenchant
disencumber

enchant ( vt. )
encumber ( v. )
cumb

disengaged

engaged ( adj. )

disentangle

disentangle
disfavor

favor ( n.vt. )

disfigure

figure ( n. )
enfranchise ( vt. )
franchise ( n.v. )
francchise (
)

disfranchise

disenchant v. ( ) undeceive
disencumber v. ( )
recumbent ( adj. ) incumbent ( n. )
disengaged adj. ( )
disengage ( v. ) mesh ( v. )
v. ( ) ( )
disentangle:snarl : ( )

disfavor n.disapproval v.dislike

countenance ( n.vt. )
disfigure v.spoildeform
disfranchise

v. ( )
disenfranchise

adj., ,

vi., ,
, () ;
vt.,
n., , ;
vt.,
v.,
vt.,
,

disgorge

disgorge

gorge ( n.v. )

disgrace

grace ( n. )

disgruntle

dis

v.vomit ( ) spew
vomit:disgorge :
ingest ( vt. ) swallow ( v. )

vt.
vt.,

disgrace

v. ( ) n.

disgruntle vt.
refresh ( v. ) disgruntledcontented ( adj. )

v.
n., ,
() ;
vt.

disguise

disguise

disgust

guise ( n.v. )

disgust

v. ( ) (
)
disguise:identificationcamouflage:detection

disguise:recognitionpadding:damage

disgust v.n.
odious:disgustmenacing:fear

scowl:displeasurekiss:affectionhurl:disgust
:
adj.repugnantoffensive
blatant:arrestingodious:disgusting

entrancing ( adj. )

v., , ;
n.

n., ;
vi.,
; vt.

disgusting

disgusting

adj.

vt...., ...,
...

dishearten

disheart

disheveled

hevehair
dishevelheaven

disheveled adj.untidy

adj.,

disinclination

inclination ( n. )

disinclination n. ( ) reluctance
aversion:disinclinationadulation:admiration

aversion:inclination :
disinclination:bent :
leaning ( n. )

n.

disinclined

inclined ( adj. )

disinclined adj.unwillingreluctant
disposed ( adj. )

adj.,

disinfect

infect ( v. )

disingenuous

ingenuous ( adj. )

dishearten

v. ( ) discourage

disinfect v. ( )
disinfectant ( n. ( ) )
oil:lubricateantiseptic:disinfect

aseptic:disinfectionanesthetic:numbness

disingenuous adj.craftyinsincere
ingenious ( adj. ) IIQ
ingenuousuu
pernicious:injuredisingenuous:mislead

ingratiating:win favordisingenuous:dec

disingenuousnes
s

vt.

adj.

disingenuousness n.
guilelessness ( n. )

disintegrate

integrintact

disinter

inter ( v. )

disinterest

interest ( n. )

disinterested

disintegrate v. ( )
integrity ( n. ) integral ( adj. )
disinter

v. ( )
bury ( v. )
disinterest
n.apathyindifferenceimpartiality
iniquity ( n. )
disinterested
adj.motivesimpartial
uninterested ( adj. )
disinterested:partisanshipvenal:probity

prejudiced ( adj. ) factional ( adj. )

iniquity ( n. ) disinterestedne

vt.(), ()
v.
n. ; v.

adj.

disjointed

joint ( n.vt. )

disjointed adj.
disjointed:coherencebanal:originality

orderly ( adj. )

adj.,

disjunction

junction ( n. )

disjunction n.
continuity ( n. )

n., ,

disjunctive adj.[]
nominal:significancedisjunctive:unity

dislike
v.n.
dislike:loathingpleasure:bliss
penchant ( n. ) predilection ( n. )

disjunctive
dislike
dislocate

locate ( v )

dislodge

lodge ( n. )

disloyalty
dismal

(
disdaymal )
dismay ( ) dismal

dislocate

v. ( )
( )
dislodge

v. ( )
anchor ( v. )
disloyalty n.faithlessness
snub:disdaindouble-cross:disloyalty

dismal

adj.

adj.
vt., ;
n.
vt., ...,
(
)
v.
n., , ,

adj., ,
; vt. ;
n.,

dismantle
dismay
dismember

mantle ( n.v. )
dismentle

dismantle v. ( ) disassemble
v.
dismantle:unityadulterate:pristine
dismay n./v. ( )
dismay2000
n., ; v.,

hearten ( v. )
member ( n. )
dismember v. ( )
v.
dismiss

dismiss

dismiss

disobedient

obedient ( adj. ( ) )

v. ( ) dispel
disperse:reconvenedismiss:reinstate

summon ( v. )
disobedient

adj.

vt., , ,
, () ;
vi.
adj.

disorder

disorder
disorientation

disparage

disparate

dispassionate

dispatch
dispel
dispensable
dispense
disperse

n.confusion ( )
n., ,
v.
; vt.,
disordered ( adj. )
,
disorientation n. ( )
orient (
n.,

n.adj.vt. )

disoriented ( adj. )
disparage
v.belittle
disparagepassenger

dispar
vt., ,

disparpeer

parity ( n. )
epithet:disparagealias:mislead
scorn:rejectadulate:
disparate adj. ( )
dispar
disparity ( n. ) parity ( n. )
disparateprepare ( )
adj.
homogeneous ( adj. ) like ( adj. )

analogous ( adj. ) similar ( adj. )

dispassionate
adj.
adj.,
passionate ( adj. )
dispassionate:biased
,
passion ( n. )
tirade ( ) dispassionate speech ( )

responsive ( adj. ) partial ( adj.

dispatch v. ( )
n.promptnesshaste
vt., ; n.,
dispatch
patch ( n. )

leisureliness ( n. )
dispel v. ( ) ( ) dispersescatter
dispel
vt., ,
propel ( vt. ) expel ( v. )
dispensable
adj.,
indispensable ( adj. )
adj.unimportant

dispense ( n. )
dispense v. ( ) distribute
vt.,

disperse
v. ( ) (
)
v.(), (),
dissperse
disperse:reconvenedismiss:reinstate

dispersed adj.
clot:dissolvedcrowd:dispersed

dispersed
dispirit

disspirit

displace

place ( n. )

dispirit
displace

displeasure

disport

disport
disport

disposable

dispose ( v. )

disposal
disposed

be [feel] disposed for [to

do]
( )

disposition
dispossessed

possess ( vt. )

disproof
disproportion

proportion ( n.vt. )

disprove

prove ( vt. )

disputable

dispute ( v.n. )

adj.,
,

v. ( ) depress
dispirited ( adj. )

vt.,

v. ( )
supplant
ensconce ( vt. )

vt., , ,
; v.

displeasure n.
embrace:affectionfrown:displeasure

n.,

disport v. ( ) frolic
comport ( v. ) deport ( vt. )

v., ; n.

disposable adj. (
)
disposal n.
recycle:disposalrehabilitate:demolition

disposed adj.
disinclined ( adj. )

adj.
n., , ,
, ,
adj.,
...

disposition n. ( ) a final
settlement

n.

dispossessed adj.

adj.,

disproof n. ( )
substantiation ( n. )

n., , ,

disproportion n.
symmetry ( n. )

n., ;
vt.,
v., ,
...
adj.,

disprove
disputable

v.refute

adj.

disputant n.
arbitrator:disputantsjudge:litigants

disputant

disputatious

dispute
disquiet

quiet ( vt. )

disquisition

disquisitionquestion

disputatious adj.argumentative
putative ( adj. ) repute ( n.v. )
polemic:disputatiousinvective:abusive

dispute v. ( )
prohibitive:purchaseperemptory:debate

accept ( v. )
disquiet v./n./adj. ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
anxietyrestless
put at ease ( )
disquisition n. ( )
prerequisite ( n. )

adj.
v., , ,
, ,
(,) ;
n., ,
n., ;
vt.,
n.

disregard

disregard

disreputable

repute ( n. )

disrespect

respect ( v./n. )

v. ( )
ignore ( )
flout:disregardtaunt:challenge

redoubtable:awe[regard]reprehensible:censure
despicable:scorn[contempt; disregard]

disreputable
adj.discreditableshabby

n. ; adj.

disrespect

n.rudenessv.

disrupt

disrupt

disrupt

v. ( ) ( )
rupture
disruptive ( adj. )
saboteur:disruptapologist:defend

dissatisfaction

satisfy ( v. )

dissatisfaction n.
daredevil:audacitymalcontent:dissatisfaction

dissect

dissect
dissect ( n. )

dissemble

dissemble

disseminate

dissemin

dissension

dissenssense

dissent

dissent

dissertation

dissert ( vi. )

dissident

dissid
disside

dissect

v.analyze
dissection ( n. ) analysis
specimen:dissectsentence:parse

adj.,

n., ;
vt.,
v., ,
, ,

n., ,

v....(),
,
...

dissemble

dissipate

dissipation
dissociation

dissolute

v. ( )
feign
assemble ( v. ) simultaneous ( adj. )
dissimulate ( v. ) simulatedissemble
dissemble:honestysnub:politeness
disseminate v. ( )
seminal ( adj. )
disseminate:informationfoment:discontentment

garner ( v. ) nucleate ( v. )
dissension n.disagreementdiscord
dissenting ( adj. ) dissentient
concord ( n. )
dissent v.disagree
assent ( v. ) sentiment ( n. )
dissenter ( n. )
dissenter:orthodoxmaverick:group

concur ( v. ) conform ( vt. )

v. ; n.,

dissertation

n. ( )

dissident n. ( ) dissenter
preside ( v. ) subside ( v. )

v.,

v.

n., ,

v.

n.(), ,
,
n.

dissipate
v. ( ) ( ) scattersquander
v.,
dissipated ( adj. ) indulging
dissip ( v. )
()()
husbandry:dissipatealacrity:procrastinate

()
accumulate ( v. ) gather ( v. ) ama
dissipation n.
dissipation:temperationfecundity:sterility
n., , ,

, , ,
accumulation ( n. )
dissocia
dissociation n.
n.

affiliation ( n. )
dissolute
adj. ( )
dissipatedimmoralprofligatedebauched
dissolute ( adj. )
dissoluble ( adj. )
adj., ,

libertine:dissolutesycophant:obsequious

dissol

bu

dissolve

dissolve

dissolverelease

dissolved
dissonance

disson

dissuade

dissuadeadvise

distend

distend

v. ( ) dispel
dissolution ( n. )
buoyant:sink[submerge]insoluble:dissolverigid:bend

volatile:evaporatesoluble:dissolve

dissolved adj.
clot:dissolvedcrowd:dispersed
dissonance
n. ( )
dissonant ( adj. ) discordant
concord ( n. )
dissuade v. ( )
persuade ( v. )
remonstrance:dissuadereprehension:censure.

remonstrator:dissuadesupplicant:appeal
inexorable:dissuasionindomita
distend

disstill

distinct

distinguish ( v. )

vt.

v.(), ()

n.,

distill v.
distillate ( n. )
distill:purityleaven:volume
liquefy:fluiddistill:pure

vt., ; vi.

distillation

distillation

n., ,

distension n.inflationexpansion
compression ( n. )

distension
distill

v. ( ) ( ) expand
contend ( v. )
compress ( vt. )

v.,

n. ( )
n., , ,
synopsis:concisenessdistillate:purity
,

distinct adj. ( ) notable

nebulous ( adj. ) undifferential ( )
indistincteasily visible ( )

adj., ,
,

distinction

distinction

n.difference ( )
eminence
nuance[nicety]:distinctionhint:suggestionspoof:parody

repute ( n. ) 1ack of distinction ( )

n., , ,
, ,

distinctly

distinctly adv.
mutter ( v. ) speak distinctly ( )
eclipse ( v. ) make distinctive ( )

adv.,

distinguish

distort

distracted

distinguish v.
distinguished ( adj. ) celebratedeminent
instigate ( v. ) extinguish ( vt. )
nicety:indistinguishable
eminent ( adj. ) undistinguished
distort v. ( ) (
)
distort
distorted ( adj. ) distortion ( n. )
brevity:aphorismdistortion:caricature

distracted adj. ( )
distract

tractable ( adj. )
distractor
intrepid:deterrapt:distract

dissting

distrait

distracted

distraught

distract ( v. )
distraught

distress

disstress ( n. )

distribute

distribute

district

distrait

adj. ( ) distracted
trait ( n. )
distraught adj. ( )
distressedinsane
troubled:distraughtcovetous:rapacious

composed ( adj. )
distress n. ( )
painsufferingdiscomfortagonyanguish (
)
abate:taxalleviate:distress
agonized:distressobsessed:concern
:: ( )
distribute v. ( ) scatter
distribution ( n. ) tribute ( n. )
district n.area
rig:contestgerrymander:district
( )

v.,

vt.(), ,
(),

adj.

adj.

adj.

n., , ,
, ; v.,
,
vt., , ,
, , ;
v.
n., , ,
,
()

disturb

v. ( ) ( )
turb
turbid ( adj. ) perturb ( v. )
disturbance ( n. )

disturb

vt., , ,
; v.

disturbing

disturbing adj.
tedious:energydisturbing:composure

adj.

ditch

ditch n. ( )
ditch:canyonburrow:cavern :: ( )

n., ,

ditty n.
ditty:oratorioanecdote:novel
fable:taleditty:song

n.,

ditty

kittyditty

diurnal

Diana ( )

diva
divagate

divadivadiva
divag
divagatedivagate

diver

diverge

diurnal adj.
dinocturnal ( adj. )
Diana
adj., ,
n.
; n.,

diary ( n. ) dial ( )
chiefly active at night (

diverge ( ( )
)

divergent

diversity

divers

divert

divert

divest

divest (
n.vt. )

diva n.
Diva

n.

divagate v.digress
vagabond ( v./adj./n. ) vagary ( n. )

v., ,

diver n.
cavern:spelunkerocean:diver

diverge v. ( )
converge ( v. ) divergence ( n. )
disagreement
diverge:aparttraverse:across
come together ( )
divergent adj.
ad-lib:impromptuaside:divergent

confluence ( n. ) divergence ( n. ) unification ( n. )

diversity n. ( )
varietymultiformity
adversity ( n.versatile ( adj. )
diverse ( adj. ) diversification ( n. )
diversion ( n. )
uniformity ( n.
divert v. ( ) (
)
divert:shuntretard:brake

vi.(),
(),

adj.

n.,

v., ,

divest

divestiture
divinity
divulge

v.strip ( strip dance ) ( )

dispossess
vested ( adj. ) vestment ( n. )
endow ( v. )
divestiture n.
acquisition ( n. )
divinity n. ( the ) godgoddess
the divinity of Beethoven's music

n.

divulge

dizziness

docile

docWordile

docile

doctrinaire

doctrine ( n. )

n.(,)
,
n., , ,

divulge v. ( ) disclose
vulgar ( adj. )
keep secret ( )

vt.,

dizziness n. ( )
hemorrhage:bleedingvertigo:dizziness

n.

adj.tractableobedientteachable
adj., ,

,
intransigent ( adj. )
dock

dock

v.

n.v. ( ) (
)

DocWordk
doctrinaire n. (
) adj. (
)
doctrine:hereticalcourse:errant

doctrine:heterodoxyspontaneous:studiedadaptability:stable

n.<> , ,
,
;
vt., ,
; vi.

n.

document

document n. (
)
doc ( ) DocWord
documentary ( n.adj. ) documentation ( n. )
curator:artarchivist:documents

n., , ,
, ; v.

dodder

dodder v. ( )
dawdle ( v. ) ( )
dodder:unsteadycavort:sprightly

vi., ; n.[]

dodge

"
"

dodge v. ( ) (
)
escape:capturedodge:blow

v., ; n.<>
,

doff

donoff ( take off ) on (

put on )

doff v.
don ( v. )

vt., ,

dogged

dogdogma (
n. )

dogged adj.determinedstubborntenaciousobstinate
yielded ( adj. ) easily discouraged ( )

adj.,

doggerel

dog

doggerel n. ( )
doggery ( n. )
calligraphy:scribblesonnet:doggerel

doggerel:verseburlesque:play
doggerel:poemsketch:draw

n.

doggo

dog

doggo adv.
doggo:instability :

adv.,

dogma

doldrums

dogma n. (

)
dogdogmama
dogmatic ( adj. ) doctrinaldictatorial

dogmatism ( n. )
dogma:iconoclastconvention:maverick

doldrdole ( n. ) doleful (
adj. )
doldrums n. ( )
doldodrum ( n. )

( )
do
drum ( )

n.

n.,

dolorous

dol dolor ( n. )

dolorous adj.sorrowfulmournful
jubilant ( adj. ) happy ( adj. )

adj.,

dolt

( )

dolt n.
doltish ( adj. )
wag:humorousdolt:stupid

n., ,

domain

domaindomindominate (
v. )

domain

n.territorydominion ( )

n., ,
(),

dome [D:7P]n.

dome

dom
dome homeroof
alcove:recessdome:roof

n.

domesticate

domesticate v. ( )
dom
domesticity ( n. ) domicile ( n.v. )
domestic ( adj. )

vt., ,

domicile

domicile n.
nomad:domicilefreelancer:employer

n., ;
v.()

dominant

dominant adj.[] ( )
recessive ( adj.[] )

adj.,
, ;
adj.[]

dominate

dominate

v. ( )
have no control over ( )

v.,

domination

domination n.

gullible:chicaneryservile:domination

impervious:damagedindomitable:subdued

inexorable:dissuasionindomitable:conquest[control]exacting:satisfy

n., ,

don

don v. ( ) put on
dofftake off

n.<>,
(
), ,
()
; vt.

donor

donor n. ( ) (
)
don
donate ( v. ) donate
donation ( n. )
legacy:predecessorgift:donor
doodle v. ( )
n.
dawdle ( v. ) dodder ( v. )
draw:doodletravel:ramblewalk:amble

n. ; n.[]

doodle

dormancy

dormdorm ( n. )
dormancy

dormancy n.
activity ( n. )

n., ,

dormant

dormant adj. ( )
dormitory ( n. ) dormouse ( n. )
dormant:inactivitymalleable:plasticity

adj.,
,

dorsal

dorsal adj.
dors
endorse ( v. )

adj.,

dotage

dosn. ( disk operating system )

disk
dote

dote

( )

dose n.
dose:medicinesentence:punishment

dossier n.[] ( )
portfolio:securitiesdossier:reports

dotage n. ( ) senility
dote [D:7C]v. ( )
dolt ( l ) 1
upbraid:reproachdote:like

dose
dossier

doting

double

double-cross (
v. )

vi., , ;
n.,
()

n., (), () ;
v.(...)
n.<> ,
n., ,
vi.,

doting adj.
mania:enthusiasmdoting:fondness

adj.,

double adj.n.
snub:disdaindouble-cross:disloyalty

n., [] ;
adj., ;
vt. ; vi.,
,

doubtfulness

doubtfulness n.
purify:imperfectionverify:doubtfulness

dour

dour adj. ( sullengloomy )

stubborn
dour:genialitybumptious:humbleness

congenial ( adj. ) genial ( adj. )

jocund ( adj. )

adj.,
, ,

douse v. ( )
ignite ( v. )

vt., ,
, ; vi. ;
n.

dowdy adj. ( ) shabbyantiquated

adj.,
, ;
n.,

down n. (

) adj.

adj. ; adv.,
, , ;
prep., ;
n., ,

douse

dowdy

doour

1""

doseu

dowdowndytidy
dowdy
dowdydowd
ydowdy

dowdy (
)

down

downcast

downcast adj.unhappydiscourageddepressed
100cast ( ) down
downstream ( adj. ) downgrade ( n.adj. )
( )
downplay ( vt. ) belittle

downpour

adj., ,
,
()

downpour n. ( downpour )
downpour:floodingwind:erosion

n.

down-to-earth

wickdown to
earth14

down-to-earth adj.practicalsensible

adj.

dowry

dowry ( )

dowry n. ( )

( ) ?

n.,

doyen n. ( ) (
doyenne )
eccentric:conventionaldoyen:uninitiated

n., ,

doze

doze n./v. ( )
doze:sleepnudge:prod

vi., ;
vt. ; n.

drab

drab adj.monotonousn.
drabness ( n. ) dullnessdreariness

adj.,

doyen

draconian

draconian adj.severeharsh
(
Draco (

)
)
palmy:prosperitydraconian:severity
draft

draft
drainage

drain ( v./n. )

n., , ;
vt., ...,
; v.

drainage n.
n., , ,
ripen:maturedrain:empty
, ,
tonic ( n. ) draining ( n. )

drastic

drastic

n.conscriptionv.
draftsmanship ( n. )

adj. ( ) extremestrongviolent (
) severe

adj.,
()

drawbridge

drawbridge

drawbridge n.
drawback ( n. ) drawdown ( n. )
drawbridge:castlegangway:ship

n.

drawer

draw

drawer
n.
drawers ( n. )
folder:papersdrawer:clothing

n., , ,
()

drawl

drawl

dread

dreary
dredge

drench
dribble
drift
drill

drivel

v./n. ( )
gavel ( n. ) gavel (
v.,
draw1 ( )
)
;

lope:rundrawl:speakinch:move
n.

pontificate:pompousscoff:derisivedrawl:slow
dread v./n.
( read )
n., ,
readdread
(), ;

v.,
deaddread
fidget:nervousnesscringe:dread
dreary
adj.gloomycheerlessdull
a dream is not dreary
adj.
jocund ( adj. )
drag ( v. )
dredge
v. ( ) ( )
n., ,
sink ( )
drudge ( v./n. )
; v., , ,
dregs (
dredgedrudge

n. )
dredger ( n. )
drench v.surfeit
drench
trench ( n.v. )

drenched:wetantithetic:different
v.

drink ( )
desiccate ( v. ) sicc ( )
dribble
v. ( ) ( )
drip ( n.v. )
v.
scribble ( v./n. )
drift
n./v. ( ) (
n., , ,
) (
; v.()
)
n., , ,
drill
n.
, ,
die:shapingdrill:boring
(), ;
bit:drillblade:razor
v., ,
drivel
n./v. ( ) nonsense
drivel
vi., ;
drawlgavel
driver
vt. ; n.,
nonsensical:drivelpompous[exaggerated]:bombast[hyperbole]

drizzle

drizzledeluge
drizzle

droll

doll (
n.doll
)

drizzle v./n. ( )
drizzly ( adj. )
deluge ( n. )

n. ; v.

adj. ( ) funnyn.
drollery ( n. )
droll:laughgrisly:flinch
grave ( n.adj. ) serious ( adj. )
somber ( adj. )

adj., ,
; n.,

drone
n./v. ( )
mutter:indistincthiss:sibilantdrone:monotonousstammer:halting

speak animatedly ( )

n., ,
, ;
vi., ;
vt.

droll

drone

droop

( )

droplet

drop ( n./v. ) let

droop

v. ( )

v., ,

droplet n.
deluge:dropletlandslide:pebble

n.

n. ( ) (
)
dregs ( n. )
dross:metalchaff:grain
purification:drossdesalinization:salt

n.(
),

dross

dross

drossroserose

drought

broughtdrought

drove
drowsiness
drudge

dredge ( v. )

drought
n.
drove
n. ( ) flockherd (
) drive ( )
drowsiness
n.
sedative:drowsinessanesthetic:numbness

drudge

v.n. ( )
drudgery

drudgery

n. ( )
rewarding work ( )

n.,
vbl.drive ;
n.
n.
n. ;
vi., ;
vt.
n.,

drum

drum
n. ( )
bow:violinstick:drum
trumpet:horntambourine:dram

n., , ,
[], ;
vi., ;
vt.

drummer

drummer
n. ( )
drummer:musiciantragedian:actor

n., <>

drunkenness

drunkenness n.
anesthetic:numbnessintoxicant:drunkenness

dryness

dryness
n.
baste:drynesscaulk:moistness
emollient:supplenessdesiccant:dryness

n.,

dual

du

dubious

dubious

duckling

duck ( n. )

dual

adj. ( )
duel ( n./v. ) duet ( n. )

adj., ,

dubious adj.
dubiety ( n. )
disaffected:contentmentdubious:[commitment]conviction

certain ( adj. )

adj.,

duckling n.
n. ( )
duct
ductile ( adj. ) induction (
n. )
splint:immobilizeduct:convey
ductility n.
ductility:malleabletoxicity:poisonous

duel v./n. (
)
skirmish:insignificanceduel:formality

duet n.
duel ( v./n. ) l
duett
dulcet adj.melodious ( )
dulcify ( vt. ) dulcimer ( n. )
cacophonous ( adj. )
dull
adj. ( )
insensitivev.

tarnish:dullvitrify:smooth

dullard ( n. )
perspicuous ( adj. ) resplendent ( adj. )

n.

duct

duct

ductility
duel
duet
dulcet

dulc

dull

dullness n.
brilliance ( n. )

dullness
dumbfound

dumb ( adj. )

dunce

danceu ( ) dunce

dumbfound v.confoundsurprise
dummy ( n.adj. )
dunce n.
Duns Scotus ( )
16dunc
e

n., , ;
vt.

n., ,

n. ; v.

n.
adj., ,
, <> ,

adj.,
, ,
; vt.,
, ;
vi.,

,
v.,

n.,

dune

DUNE20002000
( )

dune n. ( )
river:gorgewind:dune
sand:duneword:sentencewater:canal

dupe

dupe

dupe
dupe

duplicate

duplic

duplicity

dupilc

n. ( ) v.
credulity:dupediscrimination:connoisseur

credulous:dupeinsensitive:boor

coward:cravendupe:gullible

n.()

duplicate

adj.n.v.
duplication ( n. )

duplicity

duration

duress

n. ( )
duplicitous ( adj. )
callous:impassivedupe:duplicity
:: ( )
duration
n.
We hope the meeting will be short duration.

durdurability ( n. )
durable ( adj. ) durance ( n. )
accelerate:speedprolong:duration

u ( ) dress ( )
endure ss
coerce ( vt. )

duress [SAT]n.compulsioncoercion
dur
dutiful adj.
duty ( n. )

dutiful

dwarf n.v. ( )
Dwarf ( )
dwelling n.abode
deportation:countryeviction:dwelling

potable:beveragehabitable:dwelling

dwarf
dwelling

dwindle

dwindle

wind

v. ( ) diminishshrinkdecrease
wind
crawl:proceeddwindle:decrease

increase ( v. ) proliferate ( v. )

adj.energeticvigorous
dynam
dynamite ( n.v. ) dynamics ( n. )
dynamite ( n. ) explosives

n.,
;
vt., ;
n.vt.(=duplicate)
adj., ,
, ,
; n.,
; vt., ,
,
n., , ,
, ,

n.,

n.,
adj., ,
, ,

n., ;
v.()

n.

v.

dynamic

dynamic

adj., ,

dynamo

dynamo n.
emollient:soothedynamo:generate

n.

dyslexia

dyslexia

dyslexia n. ( )
dysfunction ( n. ) dysphoria ( n. ) lexicon (
n. )
insomnia:sleepdyslexia:read

n.[]

dyspepsia

dyspepsia
dysPepsi ( n. )
ia

dyspepsia
dyspeptic

dyspeptic

n.indigestion

adj.morosegrouchy
genial ( adj. )

eagle
n. (

) ( )
talon:eagleclaw:panther
eaglet
n.
eaglet:birdfawn:mammalfrog:amphibian

eagle
eaglet

n.[],
adj.[] ,
, ;
n.
n.,

n.

earnest

earn moneyearnest

earnest adj. ( ) grave

flippant ( adj. ) facetious ( adj. )

adj., ,
n., ,
,

earplug

earplug ( n. )

earplug
n. ( )
earringearbob ( n. ) earring ( n. )
earplug:noiseshield:impact

n.

earshot

earshot

earshot n. (
)
earshot:hearken:see

n.

earsplitting

earsplit ( v. )

earsplitting adj. ( )
earsplitting:loudheartrending:sad
:: ( )
earsplitting:voice :
earthly

earthly
easel

easelease

eavesdrop

eaves ( n. ) drop ( n./v. )

eavesdropper
ebb

ebullience

ebullbubble

""

ebullience

adj. ( )
worldlyconceivable
earthy ( adj.coarseunrefined )
easel
n.
tripod:cameraeasel:canvas
eavesdrop
v. ( )
eavesdrop:conversationtrespass:propertyshadow:follow

collude:cooperateeavesdrop:listen

eavesdropper n.
listener:eavesdropperobserver:spy

ebb

v.recededeclinewane

ebullience n.exuberance
ebullient ( adj. )
impassivity ( n. ) torpor ( n. )
ca

adj., ,
,
n.,

v. ; n.

n.

n., , , ;
vi.,

n., ,

eccentric

eccentric
ecdysis
echelon

eccentri

ecdecd
cd

echelonlong

n. ( ) adj. (
) unconventional

centrifuge ( n. ) concentrate ( v. )

adj.

ecdysis

n. ( ) ( )
ecdysiast ( n. ) vcd

echelon

n. ( ) (
)
echelon:hierarchy :

echo
n.
refection:lightecho:sound

echo

adj. ;
n.

n.[],
n.[], ,
; vt.
; vi.
n., , ;
vi., ;
vt., , ;
[]
()

eclectic

eclectic

eclipse

eclogue

economical

ecstasy

ecumenical

eddy
edict

adj. ( )
adj.,

; n.,
intellect ( n. ) collective ( adj.n. )

eclecticism ( n. )
eclipse n. ( ) ( )

lipseleave
n., , , ,
lapse ( v.n. )

; vt.,
eclipse:prestigeenervation[enfeeble]:vigor
eclipse
, ,

make distinctive ( )
ma
eclectselect

eclogue

eclogue n. ( dialogue )
eclogue
ecology ( n. ) ecosystem ( n. )

n.,

economical
adj. (
)
redundant ( adj. )
economize ( v. ) economy ( n. )

adj.,

ecstasy n.rapture (
)
statue ( n. ) stasis ( n. ) ecstatic ( n.adj.
ecstasy
)
pleasure:ecstasysurprise:astonishment

ecumenical
adj.universal
ecumen
ecumenical:generalityentire:integrity

oceandiocesan ( )
diocesan ( adj. ) ocean ( )
fa
eddy
n. (
) (
( )
)
stream:eddytrend:anomaly
edict n. ( ) ( )
edict
addict ( vt.n. )

n.

adj.,

n., ;
v.()
n.,

edifice

edify
eerie

efface

edifyedifice
edifice n. ( )
edify
tower:edificerampart:barrier

buttress:edificesplint:limb
edificeedify
bluepr
edi
edify
v. ( )
edifyedificeedifice
enlighten
edify
edible ( adj. ) edacious ( adj. )

eerie adj. ( )

weird
3eee
efface v.erase ( )
alliterate:removeblazon:efface

efface
blazon ( vt.n. ) etch ( v. ) emboss ( vt. )
bring to preeminent ( ) aggrandize ( vt. )
institute ( n.

n.,

v.
adj., ,
,

v.

effective

effect

effective adj.
effect ( n. )
efficacious ( adj. ) efficacy ( n. )

adj., ,
,

effeminate

effemin

effeminate adj. ( )
feminism ( n. )

adj., ,

effervesce

effervesce

efferv

effete

effete ( n.vt. )

barren ( )

effigy

effig

effluvia

effluvflu

effortless

effort ( n. )

effrontery

effront

effulgent

v.bubblefoam ( )
fervor ( n. )
effervescence:feelingfury:anger

be flat ( ) still ( v./n./adj. ) droop ( v. )

effete adj.exhausted ( )

effete""exfetusfetus ( n. )
effetus
hale ( adj. ) sound ( adj.
effigy
n. ( )
figment ( n. ) figure ( n. )

vi., [],

adj.()
, ,
,
n.(
),

effluvia ( effluvium[SAT] ) n. ( ) (
)
n.(effluvium
effluent ( adj.n. )
)
desired products ( )
effortless
adj.
adj.,
grueling ( adj.n. )
effrontery
n. ( ) impudencetemerity
n.,
decorum ( n. ) deference ( n. ) timidity (

n. )
effulgent adj.resplendent
fulg
effu
adj.
effulgence ( n. )
bootless:futilityeffulgent:resplendence
effusive adj.overflowing (
) gushy
effusion ( n. )
gush:effusiverage:irate
adj.,

emotion:effusiveliberty:licentious

lack of emotion ( ) reticent

egalitarian adj.n.
equalitarian ( adj.n. )
adj. ;
egalitarian
n.
meliorism:progressegalitarian:equity

egocentric adj.
adj.,
egotist ( n. )
;
altruism ( n. ) egoism ( n. )
n.

effusive

effus

egalitarian

equal ( adj. )

egocentric

egocentri

egregious

egreg
egreGREgiousGRE

egregious
adj.flagrant
gregarious ( adj. ) aggregate ( n./v. )

adj.,
,

egress

egress

egress
n.exitv.
digress ( v. ) aggressive ( adj. )
entrance ( n. )

n., ; vi.

ejaculate

ejacul

v.exclaim ( )
eject ( vt. ) ject
jaculate ( v. ) ejaculation ( n. )
abject ( adj. ) dejected ( adj. )

vt.,
() ;
vi., , ;
n.

elabor ( n. )

elaborate
adj. ( )
exquisitev.elucidate
elaboration ( n. ( ) )
fawn:imperiousnessequivocate:directness

articulate:unclearelaborate:sketchy

adj.,
, ;
vt.,
; v.

ejaculate

elaborate

elapse

elapse ( n. )

elastic

last ( v. )

elasticity
elated

elat
elated

elation

electorate

elbo
w ( n. )
( )
elector ( n. ) elect (
v. )

eleemosynary

alms ( n. )

elegant

eleg
( )

elegiac

eleg

elbow

elapse v. ( ) pass
eclipse ( n., )

vi.(), ;
v.

elastic adj. ( ) (
) flexibleadaptiveresilientsupple
inelastic ( adj. )
adj.
ephemeral:endureinelastic:stretch

elasticity
n.springinessresilience
n.,
lack of resilience ( )
elated
adj.exultant
elate ( v. )
adj.,
despondent ( adj. ) hangdog ( adj. )

elate ( v. ) depress ( v. ) reprobate

elation
n.
n.,
dejection ( n. ) wretchedness ( n. )
elbow n.
elbow:jointheart:organ
electorate

n. ( )

eleemosynary adj. ( )
philanthropist:eleemosynary :
elegant

adj. ( )
elegance ( n. )
insolent ( adj. ) polite ( adj. ) elegant
elegiac

n.
n., ,

adj.,
,
adj., ,
, <>,

adj. ( ) ( )
adj., ;
elegiac:sorrowdevotional:reverence
n.,

elegy

elegy

dirge ( n. ) dirtge

element

elephantine

elephant ( n. )

elevate

e ( ) lev ( ) ave

elevation

elevate ( vt. ) lev

n. ( )
tango:dancedirge:musicelegy:poempaean:song

elegy:sorrow[lament]satire:ridiculeeulogy:admiration[praise]

element n. ( )
elemental ( adj. )
elementary ( adj. )
soldier:armyelement:compound

pith ( n. ) superficial element ( )

adjunct ( n. ) essential element ( )
elephantine adj.massiveclumsy
microscopic ( adj. )
elevate

v. ( lift sbsth up )
elevation n.
debasement ( n. )

elf

elf
elicit

elicit

eligible
eliminate

eligible
elimi

elite
elitism

elixir

ellipse

ellipsis
elliptical=ellipti
c

n. ( ) (
)
elf:imperious
elicit
v. ( ) educeevoke
illicit ( adj. )
evoke ( v. ) fail to elicit ( )
eligible adj. ( ) suitable
eliminate

v. ( ) removeeradicate
elite

elit

n.

elitism n. (

)
( )
elite ( n.[] )

n.,

n., , ,
,

adj., ,

vt., , ,
...
n., , ,
, , , ,

n., , ,
,
vt., , ,

adj.,
vt., ; v.
n.<>[],
,
n.,

elix

n., ,
prolix ( adj. )
elixir n.panacea
, []
prolix

ellip

ellipse n. ( ) oval
n.[],
somebody

I love you
ellipsis
n. ( )
( ) ( )
lipsiseclipse (
parenthesis:explanationellipsis:omission
n.,
n. )

ellipsis:wordapostrophe:letter
elliptical=elliptic
adj. (
) ambiguous
palpable ( adj. )

elm

elm

n. ( )

n.[]

elocution

elocution

n. ( )

locu
circumlocution ( n. ) loquacious ( adj. )

n.,

elongation

elongation n.
elongate ( v. ) longevity ( n. ) longitude ( n. )
torque:rotationtension:elongation

shorten ( v. ) elongate

n.

elope

elope ( v./n. )
elope

eloquent

loqu

elope

v. ( ) escapeabscond

eloquent adj. ( ) expressive

eloquence ( n. ) elocution ( n. )

adj., ,
,

elucidate

elucidate

lucid ( adj. ) lucidity ( n. )

elude

elude
elude

elysian

v. ( ) explain
elucidation ( n. )
abet:encouragementelucidate:clarity

garble ( vt. ) obfuscate ( v. )

obscure ( adj.
elude
v. ( ) ( to avoid adroitly )
understanding
elusive ( adj. )
slippery:eludealluring:entice

Elysian adj.blissfuldelightful
Elysium ( n. )

vi., ,

vt.,

v.

emaciate

emaciate

ema

emaciation

v. ( )
maci
apoplectic:angryemaciated:thin

firmness:obstinacysupple:spinelessthin:emaciated

fatten ( v. ) invigorate ( v. )

vt., ;
vi.

emaciation
n.
emaciated[SAT] ( adj. )
invigoration ( n. )

n., ,

emanate

emanate

emancipate

emancip

eman
anticipateemancipate

emancipate
v. ( )
[]
manuscript ( n. ) manumit ( vt. )
shackle ( vt. )
emancipation ( n. ) bondage

vt., ,
[](.)

emasculate

emasculmasculine ( adj. )

emasculate v. ( )
weakencastrateadj.

vt., , ,
; adj.,

embankment

bank ( n. )

embankment n. ( ) (
)

n.,

embargo

bargo

embargo

embargo n. ( ) (
)
quarantine:contagion[contact]embargo:commerce
[]

n., ;
vt.(),

embark

ebark
Embarkbark

emanate

v. ( )

embark

embarrass

embarrassment

embarrassbarrel ( n. )

v. ( ) ( )
debut:careerembarkment:journey

dismount:horsedisembark:ship
conclude ( v. )

vi., , ;
vt.[],

v., , ,
, ,

embarrass v.disconcert
embarrass:mortifyindulge:mollycoddle

embarrass:shameconsole:comfort

disembarrass:entanglement :

vt., ,
,

embarrassment n.
blush:embarrassmentsmile:pleasurenod:agreement
bow:respectshrug:indifference

catastrophe:mishaphumiliation:embarrassment

unabashed:embarrassmentunheral

n.,

embed

embed
""

embed v.wedge
extract ( v. )

vt., ,
, , []

embellish

belle ( n. ) (
)
bellish

embellish
v.decorate
embellish:austereadulterate:pure

epitomize:brevityembellish:ornamentation

v.

embellishment n.
verbosity:wordsfloridness:embellishments

n., ,

embellishment

embezzle

v. ( ) peculate
bezzle

embezzle:fundsusurp:power

embezzle:fraud

embezzle

vt.,

embezzlement

embezzlement n.
forgery:counterfeitembezzlement:fraud

n., ,

embezzler

embezzler n.
smuggler:importembezzler:appropriate

n.,

embitter

bitter ( adj. )

emblazon

Blaze ( n. )

emblem
embody

emboss

boss ( )

embrace

embrace

embroider

broider ( vt. )
embroumbro (

embroil
embryonic

emblazon

embryoembroider

doodle ( v. ) ( )

vt., ,
, ,

v. ( )

vt., ,

emblem
n.symbol
emboss ( boss )
emblematic ( adj. ) symbolicrepresentative

n., , ,
<> ;
vt.

embody v. ( )
embodiment ( n. )

vt., ,
,

embolden
v.encourage
bold ( adj. )
abash ( v. ) faze ( v. ) cow ( v. )
appall ( vt. ) boggle ( v. ) daunt ( v. )

vt., ,

embody ( n. )

embolden

v.

embitter

emboss
v. ( )
embellishornament
bossy ( adj. )
flatten out ( )
embrace
v. ( )
submission:obeisanceaffection:embrace

frown:displeasureshrug:indifference

eschew ( v. ) ostracize ( v. ) spurn ( v. )

abrogate ( vt. ) ab
embroider
v. ( )
embroidery ( n. )
embroider:clothchase:metal
embroil

vt.,

vt., ,
, , ;
vi. ; n.

vt., , ,
... ; vi.

v. ( ) (
vt., ,
)

broil ( n./v. )
embroilboil ( )
embryonic
adj.incipientrudimentary
adj.[],
embryo ( n.adj. )
emend

v. ( )
mend
amendment ( n. ) mendacious ( adj. )

emend
emerald

aldold
herald ( n.v. )

emerald n. ( ) adj.
Emerald Isle ( )

emerge

merge ( v. )

emerge v. ( ) ( )
submerge ( v. ) emergence ( n. )
emergency ( n. )

vt.,
n.[], ,
, ;
adj.,
vi., , ,
,
(),
()

emigrate

emigrate
v. ( )
immigrate ( vt. ) migrate ( v. )
emigrate:exileenlist:conscript

vi.() ;
vt.()

emigration

emigration
n.
repatriate:emigrationrepeal:ratification

n., ,
[]

eminence

emin

emissary

emissmit

emit

emitmiss ( )

emollient

mollsoft

emolument

molu
emolument

emotion

emot

empathy

emphasis
empirical

empiric (
)

employ
empower

power ( n. )

empyrean

empyrfire

emulate

lateemulate

emulsify
enact

sify

enact ( )

enactment

enamored

ename
( 1500 )

amour ( n. )

encapsulate

capsule ( n. )

encephalitis

cephal
( ) cephalic ( adj. )

enchant
encipher
enclave

cipher ( n. ) decipher ( v. )

enclose

close ( v. )

enamel

enclosure

enclose ( vt. )

eminence
n.
eminent ( adj. ) imminent ( adj. )
prominent ( adj. )
expert[maven]:experienceluminary:eminence

eminentundistinguished ( adj. ) / ignoble ( adj.

emissary
emit

n. ( )

v. ( ) eject ( ) (
)
emission ( n. )
absorb ( v. )
emollient n. ( )
mollify ( v. )
emollient:soothedynamo:generate

emollient:supplenessdesiccant:dryness

emolument
n.remuneration
molar ( n.adj. )

n., ,

n.
vt., , ,
, ,

adj. ;
n.[],

n.,

emotion
n.sensibility
demote ( vt. ) promote ( vt. )
emote ( vi. )
n., ,
apathetic:emotionimprudent:discretion

convulsion:contractionfrenzy:emotion

empathy v. ( )
I feels empathy with her.
pathy
n., []
antipathy ( n. )
apathetic ( adj. )
emphasis
n. ( )
emphasize ( vt. ) emphatic ( adj. )
n.,
underscore:emphasisbrand:ownership

empirical adj. ( )
adj.,
empiric ( )
,
empire ( n. ) empiricism ( n. )
[]
employ
v.
vt., , ;
She employs her free time in playing.
v. ; n.
empower v.
v.,
empyrean
n. ( ) (
) paradise
n., ,
pyre ( n. ) pyrogenic ( v. )
empyreal ( adj. ) celestialsublime
emulate v.
emulation ( n. ) emulous ( adj. )
emulate:exemplaryobviate:unnecessary
n.

emulation:exemplardeference:authority
emulsify
v.
vt.
emulsion ( n. )
enact v. ( ) ( )
vt., ,
rescind ( v. )

enactment
n. ( )
n.,
rescission ( n. )
enamel
n. ( ) (
n., , ;
)
vt.,
enamel:toothbark:tree
enamored
adj. ( of ) fascinated
adj.,
vt., ;
encapsulate
v.summarizeepitomize
vi.
encephalitis n.
n.
cephalous ( adj. )
enchant
v.entrancebewitch
vt.,
encipher

v.

enclave n. ( )
enclose v. ( ) ( )
enclose:parenthesesseparate:comma

enclosure
n.
stockade:enclosurepillar:support
recluse:crowdclaustrophobia:enclosure

vt.
n.
vt., ,

n., ,

encomium

encomcome

encompass

compass ( n.v. )

encounter
encourage

courage ( n. )

encroach

croach

encumber

cumber ( v. )
cumb ( )

encyclopedic

encyclopedencycl
opedia ( n. )

endanger

danger ( n. )

endearing

dear ( adj. )

endemic

endem

endorse

dorse

endorsement
endow
endue

endow

endure

dur

enduring

enervate

enerv ( ) ate

enervation

enfeeble

feeble ( adj. )
feeball

enfetter

fetfeet ( n. )

enflame

enflame ( n. )

enforce

force ( n.vt. )

encomium n.eulogypanegyric
encomiast ( n. ) encomiastic ( adj. )
encomiast:eulogizequibbler:cavil

encomium:eulogydiscontent:complain
:: ( )
diatribe ( n.
encompass v.encloseenvelop
exclude ( vt. )
encounter v. ( )
circumlocution ( n. )
encourage v.stimulatespur
scotch ( v. )

n., ,

v., ,

v., , ;
n.,
vt., ; v.,

vi.(),
encroach v. ( )
,
crochet ( v. )
()
encumber v.
v.
recumbent ( adj. )
remove impediment ( )
encyclopeadj.comprehensive
pediatrics ( n. )
adj.,
encyclopedia:compendious

pertinacity:changeablerecapitulation:lengthy

endanger [0Q\D<0QDN:]v.
vt.
sequester:seclusionendanger:jeopardy

endearing adj.
adj.,
endearment ( n. )
,
endemic adj. ( ) native
epidemic ( adj. ) pandemic ( adj. )
n. adj.,
endemic:regioninborn:individual

exotic ( adj. ) foreign ( adj. )

endorse v. ( ) (
)
dorsal ( adj. ) ( )
v.(),
endow:incomeendorse:approval[approbation]
(), ,

oppose publicly ( ) impugn ( v. )

deprecate
endorsement
n.
n., (),
rider:billendorsement:policy

endow v. ( )

v.,
endow:incomeendorse:approval
divest ( v. )
endue
v. ( ) provideendow ( )
vt., ,
endure
vt. ( ) vi.
endurance ( n. )
ephemeral:endurerepellent:attractinelastic:stretch
v.,

transitory:endureimmutable:change

enduring adj.lastingdurablepatient
ephemeral:enduringinanimate:living
adj.,

ephemeral ( adj. ) transitory ( adj. )

enervate v. ( )
adulterate:purityenervate[enfeeble]:vigor

v.
decelerate:speedenervate:vitalitydispirit:morale

enervation n.
eclipse:prestigeenervation[enfeeble]:vigor

n., ,
enervation:vitalitydebase:value
vitality ( n. )
enfeeble
v. ( )
adulterate:purityenervate[enfeeble]:vigoreclipse:prestigepalliate:a
nger
vt.

invigorate ( v. ) tonic ( adj. ) enfeebling (

enfetter v.
vt., ,
enfranchise ( vt. )

enflame

v. ( ) inflame

enforce

v. ( )

v.
vt., , ,

enfranchise
engaging
engender

franchise ( n.v. )
francchise
engage ( v. ) engagement (
n. )
gengenerate ( vt. )
gender ( n. ) engender

engrave

grave ( n.adj.v. )

engross

engross ( adj. )

enhancement

gulf ( n.vt. )
engulfgolf
enhance ( v. )

enigmatic
enjoin

enjoin ( v. )

enkindle

kindle ( vt.vi. ) rekindle (

v. )

enlighten

enlight

enlist
enliven
enmity
ennoble

ennui

enormity
enrage
enrapture
ensconce

ensemble

enshrine
ensign
enslave

engaging

adj.attractive

engender
v.producebegetprocreate
eradicate ( v. ) quash ( v. )
engrave v. ( )
hack:carvegouge:engrave
engross

v.

engrossed
adj.
engrossing ( adj.absorbing )
attentive:officiousrefined:snobbishabsorbed:engrossedclose:intima
te

engrossed

engulf

enfranchise v. ( )
disfranchise ( vt. )
enfranchise:voteignite:burnilluminate:see

enfetter ( vt. ) resubject ( v. )

engulf

v.overwhelm

enhancement
n. ( )
enigmatic adj.mysterious
enigma ( n. ) mystery
enigmatic:simplistic :
free of ambiguity ( ) broadly known ( )
wildly accepted ( ) readily understood ( )
enjoin
v. ( )
commandforbid
enkindle

v.inflame ( ) ( )

enlighten v. ( )
enlightening ( adj. )
equivocation:coaxexplanation:enlighten

vt.,
,
adj., ,

v.
v., (, ,
),
(), ,

vt., ,
, ,

vt., ,

n.,
adj.,

vt., , ,
<>
vt., ,
(),
()
vt., , ,
..., ,
<>

v.,
v. ( ) recruit ( )
(),
induction ( n. )
, , , ,
emigrate:exileenlist:conscript

enliven
v.animate
vt., ,
extricate ( vt. )

enmity
n. ( ) hostilityantipathy
enemy ( n.[] ) inimical
amity ( n. ) ami
n.,
( adj. )
camaraderie ( n. ) comity ( n. )

ennoble vt.
vt....,
debase ( vt. )
ennui
n. ( ) boredom

anvil ( n. )
n.,
anvil ( n. )
ennui:enthusiasticfervor:apatheticsomnolence:alert

excitement ( n.
enorm (

enormity
n. ( )
en
wickednessimmensity
n., ,
ormity
enormous ( adj. )

enrage v.infuriate
rage ( n./v. )
vt.
irk:enragesuggest:urge
rapture ( n.vt. )
enrapture v.elate
vt.
rapt ( adj. )
enraptured ( adj. ) indifferent ( adj. )
ensconce ( n. )

ensconce v. ( ) ( )
concecond ( abscond v. )
shelterestablishsettle
vt.,
ensconscancece
unsettle ( v. ) displace ( v. )

ensemble
n. (
)
n.<>,
semble

[],

resemble ( v. ) dissemble ( v. )

solo ( n. )
shrine ( n. )
enshrine v. ( )
enshine ( n./v. )
enshine ( n./v. )
vt.,

sign ( n. )
ensign v. ( )
n., , ,

insignia ( n. )
, <>
enslave v. ( )
slave ( n. )
v., ,
manumit ( v. )
man ( )
enlist ( n. ) (
)

enlist

ensnare
ensue
ensure

snare ( n. ( ) v. )
ensue ( v. )
P
suesequsequence ( n. )
sue ( v. ) ensue

ensnare

v.catchtrap

ensue
v. ( )
What will ensue from this? ?
anterior ( adj. ) ensuing ( )

sure ( adj. )

ensure

v.insureassure

vt., , ,
; v.,
,

entangle

entangle

tangle ( n. )

entertaining
entertainment
enthrall

thrall ( n. )
en thrallthrow in

enthusiasm

enthusiastic

entice

enticement
entirety

entire ( adj. )

entitle

title (
n. )

entomology
entourage
entrance

entomology
entomtombology

entourage

enter ( vt.vi.n. )

entrancing
entrapment

entrap ( v. ) trap (
n.vt. )

entreat

entreat ( n. )

entreaty
entree

enter

entrenched

entrench ( v. )

entrepreneur

enterprise ( n. )
trust ( n. )

entrust
entry

v. ( ) snarl
entangle:involvegrill:question

exoneration:blamedisentangle:snarl

disembarrass:entanglement :
extricate ( vt. ) snar
entertaining adj.amusingpleasing
tedious ( adj. )
entertainment n.amusement
impresario:entertainmentbroker:trade

v.
vi., ;
vt.(
)

enthrall

v.charmenslave

vt., , ,
,

adj., ;
n.,
n., ,
vt., ,

enthusiasm n. ( )

zealous[mania,
n., , ,
madness]:enthusiasmdoting:fondnessparanoia:suspicion

reverence:respectavidity:enthusiasm

enn
enthusiastic adj.
zealous:enthusiasticidolatrous:devoted

adj.,
ennui:enthusiasticfervor:apatheticsomnolence:alert

halfhearted ( adj. )
entice
v. ( ) lure
enticing ( adj. ) attractive
slippery:eludealluring:entice
v.,
entice:temptaffectionate:love :: ( )
formidable ( adj. ) enticing
enticement n. ( )
n., ,
command:entreatygoad:enticement

entirety
n. ( ) completenesswholeness
n.,
entity ( n. )
vt....(),
entitle
v. ( )
..., ... ;
v.,
entomology
entourage

n.

n. ( ) retinue ( )

entrance n.v.enrapture
egress ( n. ) disgust ( v. ) repel ( vt. )

repulse ( v. ) bore ( v. )
entrancing adj.
disappointing ( adj. ) unprepossessing ( adj. )
entrapment n.
vigilant:entrappedexacting:satisfied

valiant:entrappeddemanding:satisfied

entreat
v. ( ) pleadbeg
protest:dissuadesupplicate:entreat

entreaty n. ( ) plea
command:entreatygoad:enticement

entree
entrenched

n.[]
adj. ( )

entrepreneur n.[] ( )
entrust v. ( )
commit
entry n.
journal:entriesrun:performance

n.
n.,,

n., ,
adj.,

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n.,
n.,
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n.<>,
v.
n., , ,
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entwine
enumerate

twine ( n.v. )
number ( n. )

enunciate

enuncinounce

envelope

envelop ( vt.n. )

environs
envisage
enzyme

epaulet

ephemeral

epic

epicure

epidemic

environ ( vt. )
environment
visage ( n. )
envisage

zyme ( n. ) leavenyeast

epaulet

epaulet100

ephem
ephemer

ephe (
)

Epic
Epicures (
n.
)
epicure ( v. )
pi

epidem

epidemdam

entwine

v. ( )

enumerate v. ( )
enunciate v.utterarticulate ( )

announce ( vt. ) denounce ( v. )

pronunciation ( n. ) enunciation ( n. )
enunciate:wordslimn:lines
envelope n.wrappercovering
envelope:lettercrate:produce
environs
n. ( ) environment
envisage
v. ( ) faceconfront (
) visualizeimagine
envision ( vt. )
enzyme n. ( )
zymurgy ( n. ) zymic ( adj. )
enzyme:catalystbacterium:microbe

epaulet n. ( )
epaulet:shoulderring:finger
adj. ( )
( )
transitorytransientn.
ephemeron ( n. )
ephemeral:endurerepellen
epic
n. (
)
adj. ( )
modest ( adj. )

v.(), ()
v.

v.,

n., , ,
[], [],
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n.,
v.

n.[]

n.[],

ephemeral

adj.,
,

n., ;
adj., ,

epicure
n. ( )
gourmetgourmand
epicurean ( adj. )
epicure:discriminatingsentinel:watchfulspectat

n., ,
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epidemic adj. (
) n.
endemic ( n.adj. )

adj., ,
; n.,
,
(),

epidermis

epidermis

epigram

epilogue

episode
epistemology
epistle
epitaph
epithet

epitomize

epoch
equable

n. ( )
dermatology ( n. )
epidermis:mammalbark:conifer
epigram
n.terse (
)
epigram
program ( n. ) telegram ( n. )

exaggeration:caricaturebrevity:epigram
epic ( n. ) gramepigram

paradox:con
epilogue
n. ( ) (
)
epilogue:novelcoda:symphony
epilogue

dessert:mealepilogue:playcoda:sonata

episodesellsold
episode n. ( )
pi
episodic ( adj. )
epistemology
epistemology n. ( )

aesthetics:beautyepistemology:knowledge
epistemstem

Epistle
n. ( )
Epistle
epispisspiss
epitaphtomb ( n. )
epitaph
n.. ( ) (

)
epit ( n. )
epitaph:tombstonemotto:shield

epithetput
epithet n. ( )

epithet:disparagealias:mislead
epithepi

epitomize v.
epitome[SAT] ( n. ) abstractabridgment
epittomtomb
tome

epitome ( n. )
epitomize:brevityembellish:ornamentation

epiderm

epoch

n. ( )

n.[],

n.,

n., ,
[]

n., [],
,
n.[]

n., ,

n.,

n.,

vt., ,
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n., , ,
,

equable
adj.steady ( )
equable
tranquilserene
adj.,

equate ( vt. ) equation ( n. ) equator ( n.

)

equanimity

equestrian

equanim
equanimity
n. ( )

animate ( v.adj. ) unanimous ( adj. )

equan
excitability ( n. ) agitation ( n. )

perturbation ( n. )
equilibrium ( n. )

equilibrium

equilibrbalance ( v. )

equity

equi

equivalent

equval

equivocate

equivoc

equivocation

era
eradicate

eradic

erasability

erase ( vt. ) rase

erasure
erect

erode

erode

erosion

erotic

Eros ( )
Eros ( n. )
ero
erot

err

err

errand

err

errant

errerror ( n. )

equestrian
n.adj.
equine ( adj.n. ) equitation ( n. )
equilibrium n. (
) balance (
)
librate ( v. ) equipoise ( n. )
poise ( n.vt.vi. )
poseI
equipoise:vacillate
equity n.fairnessimpartialityjustice
illiteracy:educationinequity:redistribution

unfairness ( n. ) discrimination ( n. )
equitable ( adj. ) discriminatory ( adj. )
equivalent
adj. ( )
valor ( n. ) convalesce ( vi. )
equivalence ( n. ) ambivalent ( adj. )
indistinguishable:confoundequivalent:interchange

equivocate
v. (
)
equivocal ( adj. ) ambiguousmisleadingvague
fawn:imperiousnessequivocate:directness

equivocate:commitmentprocrastinate:action
equivocation
n.
equivocation:coaxexplanation:enlighten

equivocation:clarityprevarication:truth

equivocation:ambiguousplatitude:banaloxymoron:incongruous

era
n.
era:momentregion:site

eradicate
v.uprootexterminatedestroyabolisheliminate
radical ( adj. ) radix ( n. )
eradication ( n. )
erasability n. ( )
abrasion ( n. ) erasable ( adj. )
indelibility ( n. )
erasure n.
indelibility:erasureimpermeability:passage

n.
adj., ,
,
()
, ;
n.

n., , ,
, ,

n., ,
, ,
[]

adj., ,
; n.,

vi.,

n.,

n., , ,
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v.

,
()

n., ,
().

adj., ,
erect
v.adj.
; vt., ,
suspend ( vt. ) slouch ( v. ) stand erect ( )
, , ;
prostrate ( vt. )
vi.[]
erode
v. ( ) disintegrate
rodent ( adj.n. )
erode:diminishaccrete:enlarge
vt., , ;
topsoil:erodepaint:peel
vi.,
accrete:growtherode:destructionsinge:incinerate

erosion n. (
)
downpour:floodingwind:erosion
n.,
gully:erosioncallous:friction
accretion ( n. )
reduction in substance caused by erosion ( )
erotic
adj.amatory
cupid ( n. ) cupidity ( n. )
err
errand

v.

n. ( )
aberration ( n. )
errant adj. ( ) (
)
errant:courseheretical:doctrineamorphous:shape

digress:topicerrant:standard

adj., ,
; n.
vi., , ,
[]
n., ,

adj., ,

erratic

err

erroneous

err

error

ersatz
erstwhile

erudite

erudition

erupt

escalate

escape

eschew

escort
esophagus
esoteric
espionage
espouse
espy
essential
estate

esteem

ersa3

erstearliest ( adj. )
erstwhile (
n.conj. )
3

erratic
adj. (
)
irregularrandomwandering (
) eccentricqueer
discombobulated:ordererratic:consistence

exemplary:criticizederratic:predicted

erroneous adj.incorrectmistaken
misunderstood:clarifyerroneous:retract

error n. ( )
disabuse:errorrehabilitate:addiction

expiate:guiltcorrect:error
misdemeanor:crimeinkling:indicationlapse:error

ersatz

adj. ( ) artificial

erstwhile

adj.adv.formerly

adj.,
, ;
n.,

adj.,

n., ,

adj.,,
,
adv.<>, ;
adj.,

erudite adj.learnedscholarly
rudiments ( n. )
literate:eruditeagitated:frenetic
erud
adj.

erudite:fathomoblivious:neglect

smattering of knowledge (
erudition n.
prescience:futureerudition:esoteric
n.

extremely ignorance ( ) illiteracy ( n. )

erupt
v. (
)
erupt

vt. ; vi.
corrupt ( adj.v. ) interrupt ( v. ) eruption (
n. )
escalate v. ( )
escEsc""late Escalator ( )
vi.,

elevator ( n. ) dainty (
; vt.
scale ( n. )
adj. )
diminishdecrease ( v.
n., , ,
escape v. ( )
, , [] ;
escapism ( n. )
vi., , ;
escape:capturedodge:blow
vt., ,
eschew ( v. )

eschew
v.shunavoidabstain
it's
seek ( v. ) habitually indulge in ( )
vt.,
true
embrace ( v. ) greet ( v. ) welcome ( v./n. )

Eschewchew
n.(), ,
escort v.n. ( )
(), ;
( )
v., ,
esophagus
n
n.
esoteric adj. ( ) abstruse (
) confidentialmysterious
esoterouter
prescience:futureerudition:esoteric
adj.

generally known ( ) common accepted ( )

espionspy ( n. )
espionage n. ( )
n.,
spy""
spouse ( n. )
espouse
v. ( ) supportadvocate
vt., ,

espousal ( n. )

abjure ( vt. ) repudiate ( v. )

espy v. ( ) descry
v.
spy ( n. )
essential adj. ( )
adj., ,
inherentnecessary
, ,
essence ( n. )
patina ( n. ) essential quality ( )
; n., ,
adjunct ( n. ) essential element ( )
,
n., , ,
state ( n. )
estate n.
,
esteem
v.n.
obeisant:esteemembrace:affection
esteem:idolatrizefavor:bribe
vt...., , ,
( )
; n.,
infuriate:ragecommend:esteemscrounge:possession
:: ( )
stigma ( n. ) mark of esteem (

estimable
estrangement
estuary
etch

eternal
ethereal
ethics
ethnography
etiquette
etymology
eucalyptus
eugenic

eulogize

eulogy

euphemism

euphonious

euphoria
eurhythmic
evacuate

evade

evanescent

evaporate

estimable adj.admirable
adj.,
infamous ( adj. ) contemptible ( adj. )
, <>,
estrange ( v. ) strange (
estrangement n.
n.
adj. )
reconciliation ( n. ) rapprochement ( n. )
eateastary
estuary n. ( )
n.,

apiary ( n. ) piaviary ( n. )
etch
v. ( )
itch ( v./n. ) etching ( n. )
( etch )
etch:corrosiveglue:adhesive
v.

efface ( v. )
eternal adj. ( )
adj., ,
The Eternalgod ( )
,
ephemeral ( adj. )
etheraither
ethereal
adj.intangible
adj., ,
ethereal

material ( adj. ) ponderous ( adj. )

ethics n.
ethic ( n. )
n.,
logic:reasoningethics:behavior
ethnography n. ( anthropology )
ethnology
n., ,
ethngraphy
ethnical ( adj. ) ethnic ( adj. )

ethos ( n. )
etiquetteticket ( n. )
etiquette n. ( ) decorum
n.

eitITquetteIT
etymon ( n. )
etymology
n.
n.,

eucalyptus
n. (
n.[]

cactus ( n. )
)
eugenic adj. ( ) ( )
eugen
adj.,
euphoria ( n. )
eulogize v. ( )
eulogistic ( adj. ) laudatory
panegyric:eulogizelampoon:satirize
eulog
vt.,

encomiast:eulogizequibbler:cavil

pancriticize ( v. ) deno
eulogy n. ( )
eulogy:praise[admiration]elegy:lament[sorrow]

autobiography:reminisceeulogy:praise
n., ,

encomium:eulogydiscontent:complain
:: ( )
eulogy:speak
denunciati
euphemism n. (

)
euphem
n.[]
ephemeral ( adj. )

euphemism:offenseequivocation[prevarication]:truth
obfuscation:clarity

euphonious adj.harmonious
telephone ( n. ) cacophony ( n. )
euphon
graceful:movementeuphonious:sound
adj.

cacophonous ( adj. )
euphoria n. ( )
euphoria
n..,
semaphore ( n. )

, []
satisfaction:euphoria :
eurhythmic adj. ( )
eurhythm ( n. )
adj.
arrhythmic ( adj. )
evacuate
v. ( )

evacu
vacant ( adj. ) vacuum ( n.adj. )
v., ,
evacuation ( n. )
fill up ( ) conquer ( vt. ) occupy ( vt. )
evade
v. ( ) ( )
( )
pervade ( v. ) invade ( vt. )
evade
v., ,
evasion ( n. ) evasive ( adj. )
evade:answergoldbrick:work

evanescent adj. ( )
evanescent
ephemeraltransient
adj.,

adolescent ( adj.n. )
,
evanwanescent
efflorescent ( adj.n. ) senescent ( adj. )
evaporate v. ( )
evapor ( n. )
evaporate:vaporpetrify:stone
v.(),

volatile:evaporatesoluble:dissolve

evaporation n. ( )
remainder:subtractionresidue:evaporation

evasion n. ( )
inclemency:evasion :
evenhanded adj.

evaporation
evasion

evade ( v. )

evenhanded
even-tempered
everlasting

evict

evict ( )

eviction
evince

evincevict
( )

eviscerate

eviscera ( n. )
eviscervisa

even-tempered adj.placidcalm
everlasting adj.
countless [innumerablemyriaduntold]:number
everlasting [interminable]:durationunsubstantiated:conclusion

evict v. ( ) ( )
victor ( n. ) victory ( n. )
evict:residencebanish:country
harbor ( v. )
eviction n. ( )
deportation:countryeviction:dwelling
evince v. ( ) indicatemanifest
evincible ( adj. )
conceal ( v. ) keep hidden ( )
eviscerate

v.disembowel

n.,
adj.,
adj.,
adj., ,
,

v., (),
()
n.,
vt.,
vt., ,
; vi.

evoke

evoke

evoke

evolve

evolve

ewe
ewer

2ew

exacerbate

exacerb

exact

exact

exacting

exactitude

exaggerate

exaggeration

exalt

exalt

exasperate

exasper

exasper

excavate

excavcave ( n. )

exceed
excel

exceed

excellent ( adj. )
Excel ( )

exceptional

exception ( n. )
except

excerpt

expert ( n. )

excess

excess ( ) excess ( )

v. ( ) ( )

provoke ( vt. ) revoke ( vt. )

evoke:hot-headed :
fail to elicit ( )
evolve v.
evolution ( n. )
ewe n.
sheep:eweswan:pen ::

n.()

ewer

n. ( )

vt., ,

v.(), (),
()
n.
n.

exacerbate v. ( )
acerbic ( adj. ) acerbate ( vt.adj. )
vt., , ,
alleviate ( v. ) mitigate ( v. ) palliate ( v. )
,
assuage ( vt. ) allay ( vt. )
exact v. ( ) adj.
adj., ,
exaction ( n. )
, , ;
forgive ( vt. ) condone ( vt. )
vt., ,
exacting adj. ( ) rigorousstrict ( )
demandingarduousonerous
adj., ,
stickler:exactingdefeatist:resigned
,

vigilant:entrappedexacting:satisfiedwary:gulled

exactitude
n.
n., , ,
imprecision ( n. )
,
exaggerate v. ( )
overstateoveremphasizeintensify
aphoristic:tersehyperbolic:exaggerated
v.,

playful:banterexaggerated:hyperbole

exaggeration
n. ( )
n.,
pithiness:aphorismbrevity:epigramexaggeration:caricature

exalt v. ( ) praiseglorifyextol (
)
altitude ( n. ) altimeter ( n. )
v.
pillory ( vt. ) condemn ( vt. )
humble ( vt. ) lower in status ( )
exasperate
v.vex ( )
v.
asperity ( n. ) exasperation ( n. )
mollify ( v. ) mitigate ( v. )
excavate v.
v., , ,
cavity ( n. ) excavation ( n. )

fill in ( ) entangle ( vt. )

exceed v.surpassoutdo
vt., ;
proceed ( vi. )
vi.
excel

v.surpasstranscend

v.,

exceptional adj. ( )
reception ( n. ) precept ( n. )
adj.,
exceptionable ( adj. )
prosaic ( adj. ) commonplace ( adj. )
excerpt
n. ( )
v.
n.vt.,
aside:digressionsummary:excerpt

excess adj.n. ( ) intemperance

n., , ,
excessive ( adj. )
, ; adj.,
too little ( )

exchangeable

exchangeable

exchequer

exchequercheck

excise

excise

adj.

excitability

exchequer n. ( )
treasuryfunds
excise
v.
concision ( n. ) incisive ( adj. )
excision ( n. )
excitability n.
torpor ( n. ) equanimity ( n. )

excitable

excitable adj.
stolid ( adj. )

exclaim

exclaim

exclude

exclude

excogitate
excoriate
excrete
excruciate
exculpate

exculpatory

excursion
excursive
execrable

execrate

execute

executor
exegesis

exemplary

exclaim
v. ( )
exclaim:utterflare:shine
exclude v. (
)
occlude ( v. ) preclude ( n. )
exclusion ( n. ) exclusive ( adj. )

cogitate ( v. )
G
excorcore ( n. )
(
)

excogitate

v. ( )

adj.,,

n.[], ,
,
n., ,
; vt.,
n.[],
[]
adj.,
, ,

v., ,
vt.,
...,
vt., , ,
; n.,

excoriate v.abradedenounce
v.
extol ( v. ) praise lavishly ( ) accolade ( n. )

excrete v. ( )
excretecreate
vt.,
secrete ( vt. )

secrete
excrucicrudeate
excruciate
v.
vt., ,

exult ( v. )

exculpate
v. ( )
exculp
v.
culprit ( n. ) culpable ( adj. )
attribute guilt ( ) indict ( vt. ) inculpate ( v.
exculpatory
adj.
exculpatory:absolvehortative:encouragemotivational:stir

adj.,
alibi:exculpatorywarning:admonitory

n., , ,
excursion n. ( ) jaunt
excurs
, , [],
incursion ( n. ) cursive ( n./v. )

excursive
adj.
excurs
adj.,
digress:excursivereiterate:redundant

execrcryable
execrable adj.abominabledetestable
adj., ,

commendable ( adj. ) laudable ( adj. )

, ,
exsecrat
desecrate ( vt. ) desecrate
execrate v.loathedetestabhordenouncecurse
( )
vt., , ,
execration[SAT] ( n. )

; vi.
execrate:denunciate :

excrate
execute v. ( )
execution ( n. ) executioner ( n. )
vt., , ,
executive ( adj.n. )
, ,
pillory:ridiculeguillotine:execute
[]

()
impossible:executedadamant:moved

vagary:predicti
executor n. ( )
n.,
executor:willsoldier:order

exegesis
exegesis n. ( )
n.,
exegeeye

exemplary adj. ( )
commendabletypicaladmonitory
adj.,
exemplar ( n. )
, ,
exemplemptexemplify (

vt. )
exemplary:criticizederratic:predicted

exempt

exempt

exempt

adj. ( ) excusedv. (
)
preempt ( v. ) exemption ( n. )
exempt:liabilitypardon:penalty

v. ; adj.

exert

exert

exert v. ( forto ) ( ) exercise

inert ( adj. ) exertion ( n. )

vt.(), (),
; v.,
,

exhale

exhaleinhale ( v. )

exhale v. ( ) ( ) emit
exhalation ( n. )

v., , ,
<>

exhaust

exhaust

exhaust

exhaustive

v. ( ) depleten. ( )

exhaustion ( n. )
infinite:exhaustdiscrete:overlap

thirsty:imbibeexhausted:rest

vt., , ,
; vi. ;
n., ;
adj.,

exhaustive adj.thorough
incomplete ( adj. ) partial ( adj. )

adj., ,
,

exhibit

exhibit

exhibit

exhibitionism
exhilarate

exhort

exhortation
exhortative
exhume

exigent
exiguous

v. ( ) ( )
n.
tender:acceptanceexhibit:inspection

exhibitionism n. ( ) (
)
exhibitionist ( n. )

exhilar exhilarate v. ( ) stimulateelate

exhilhill hilarious ( adj. ) exhilaration ( n. )

sadden ( v. )
exhort
exhort
exhort
v. ( )
""
urge
exhorthot44
exhort:suggestgoad:direct

exhortation n. ( )
exhortation:motivateinvective:discreditpersiflage:incite

obloquy:discredit
exhortative
adj.
exhortative:urgedidactic:teach
exhume v. ( ) disinter (
)
exhume
humility ( n. ) humus (
human ( n. )

)
exigent
adj. ( )
demanding
urgent ( adj. )
exigence ( n. ) exigency[SAT]
urgenceurgency
exigu1u ( )
exiguous adj. ( ) scantymeager
u
contiguous ( adj. ) ambiguous ( adj. )
exile

exile

exodus

exdusbus
exus

exogamy

exogamygame

exodus n.

exodus
influx ( n. )
exogamy
exonerate

exonerate

exoneration

exorbitant

exorcise

exotic

expand

expansive

v./n. ( )
emigrate:exileenlist:conscript

n. ( )

vt., ;
n., ,
; v.
n.,
,

vt.,

v.,

n., ,

adj.,

vt.,

adj., ,
,
adj., ,

n., , ,
, ;
vt., ,

n., [the E]()

n.

v. ( ) absolve
onerous ( adj. )
exoner
vt.,
prove guilty ( ) inculpate ( v. )
censure ( v./n. ) incriminate ( vt. )
exoneration n.
exoneration:blamedisentangle[extricate]:snarl
n.,

incrimination ( n. ) censure ( v./n. )

exorbitant
adj. ( )
excessive
exorbit ( n. )
adj., ,
n. ( ) ( ) ( )

exorbitant:moderationperfidious:loyalty

exsorc
exorcise v. ( ) (
orcorca ( n. )
)
vt.,
exorcise
sorcery ( n. ) sorcerer ( n. ) exorcism (

n. )
exotic
adj.fantasticforeignn.
adj.,
ex

,
endemic ( adj.n. ) indigenous ( adj. )
mundane ( adj. )
expand v. ( )
expansion ( n. ) expanse ( n. )
vt., , ;
expand
expand:volumeproliferate:number
vi.,

expansive adj. ( )
expand ( vt. )
adj.,
outgoing ( )
expanpan
, ,
comprehensive

,
intrude:expansive :

expatiate

expatiatespatiumspace

expatpet
expand ( v. )
pati
compatible ( adj. )

expatriate

expatri (
)

expatriate v. ( ) banishexile ( )

patriotism ( n. ) patricide ( n. )

expectant

expect ( vt.[] )

expectant
adj.hopeful[]

expediency

exped

expediency n.advantageousness ( )
centipede ( n. ) podiatrist ( n.pedpod )
expedient ( adj.n. )

expedite

exped

expatiate

expedite

expedition

expedition

v. ( ) ( )

v. ( process ) ( )
expedite:processaccelerate:pace

retard ( vt. )

vi.,

vt., ,
; vi. ;
n.
adj., ,
[]()
; n.,
n., ,

v., ;
adj.,

n. promptnesshaste (
) exploration
expeditious ( adj. ) promptquick
n., , ,
expedition:foot draggingconsensus:factionalism

:: ( )
foot dragging ( )

expel

expel

expel v. ( ) dischargeeject
deport:nationexpel:school
attorney:disbarstudent:expel

ingest ( vt. )

expend

expend

expend v.spend ( ) consume

suspend ( v. ) expendable ( adj. )
store up ( )

vt., , ,
[]()

expenditure n.outlayexpense
extravagance:expenditureloquaciousness:talk

n.,

expenditure

experienced

expert

excerpt ( n./vt. )

expertise

expert ( n. )

expiate

expire

explanation
explicable

explicit

exploit
explore

v., , ,

experienced adj.
experimental ( adj. ) experimentation ( n.
v. ; adj.
)
fledgling ( n. )
n., ,
expert n. ( ) adj.proficient
[]() ;
pest:irksomeexpert:proficient
adj., ,

;
tyro ( n. )
vt....,
expertise n.
selflessness:altruistexpertise:connoisseur
n.,

practicing:expertiseexercising:strength

expiate v.
He tried to expiate his crimes by giving money.
piety ( n. ) impious ( adj. )
vt., ; vi.
expiate:guiltcorrect:error
guilt:e
expire v.ceaseterminatedie
expirespire
inspiration ( n. ) aspiration ( n. ) expiration (
v., , ,

n. )
,
come to life ( )
explanation n. ( )
explanatory ( adj. )
n., , ,
parenthesis:explanationellipsis:omission
,

explainable
explicable adj. ( )
adj.,
explicate ( v. )
explicate ( v. ) explic
explic
implicit ( adj. ) explicit ( adj. )
explicit adj. ( ) ( )

adj., ,
explicate ( v. )
,
implicit ( adj. )
()
inchoate ( adj. ) tacit ( adj. )

exploit v. ( )
vt., , ,
explore ( v. ) exploit
manipulate
, ;
exploitation ( n. )
v.
explore v. ( )
explore
v., ,
investigate

implore ( v. )
expipious ( adj. )

expiatepi

explosive

explosive

exponent
exponentially
exposition
expostulate
expressive
expropriate
expulsion
expunge

expurgate

exquisite

n. ( ) adj.
explosion ( n. ( ) )
barrage:explosivesdeluge:rain

adj.(),
(), ;
n.,

expound ( v. )
exponent n. ( ) advocates
expound ( 007 )
proponent ( n. ) opponent ( n. )
n., ,
0073
exponent:advocatepollster:canvass
, ,

explain ( v. )
""
exponentially adv. ( )
exposition n. ( ) n., , ,
expound ( v. )
repose ( v./n. ) expository ( adj. )
, [],
explanatory
[]
expost
expostulate v. ( )

remonstrate
vi.,
expost ( v. )
postmeridian ( adj. ) postwar ( adj. )

postulate ( n./v. )
expressive adj.significant
adj., ...,
expressly ( adv. )
,
express ( adj.n.vt. )

expropriateappropriate (
expropriate v. ( )
vt., ,
v.adj. ) proprietary (
dispossess
adj.n. )
property ( n. )
expulse ( v. ) expel (
expulsion n.
n.,
v. )
pelpulpull
expunge v. ( ) ( )
expunge
v.
erase
pungent ( adj. )
expurgate v. (
expurg
)
expurgategate
v.
purge ( n./v. ) purity ( n. )

vendor:purveycensor:expurgate
inexpurgate ( v. ) obliterate ( v.
exquisite adj. ( )
adj., ,
consummatedelicate
exquisite
, ,
requisite ( adj.n. ) inquisitive (

, ,
adj. )

tawdry ( adj. )

extant

exstand

extant adj. ( )
extinct ( adj. ) lost ( adj. ) missing (
adj. )

adj., ,
<>,

extemporaneous

extempor

tempo ( n. )

extemporaneous adj. ( )
impromptumakeshift
planned ( adj. )

adj., ,
,
,

extemporize v. ( ) improvise
temporal ( adj.temporary ( adj. ) v., ,
text[rehearsal]:extemporizescore:improvisehonesty:guilt

[]

extemporize

extend

extend

extenuate

exterminate
externalize
extinct
extinction
extinguish

v. ( ) (
v., , ,
) ( )
[], ,
extension ( n. )
, ,
abbreviate ( v. )
<>[]()
extenuate v. (
)
vt., ,
attenuate ( v. )
tenu
, ,
moderate:intensityextenuate:seriousness
<>

aggravating ( adj. )
extermin
exterminate v.annihilateextirpateeradicate
v.

terminate ( v. ) terminus ( n. )
external (
externalize
v. (
vt....,
adj.n., )
)
,
extinct adj. ( ) []
tinextinguish (
distinction ( n. ) instinct ( n. adj., ,
vt. )
)
; vt.<>
extant ( adj. ) resuscitated ( adj. )
extinction n.annihilationabolition (
n., , ,
)
[]
perpetuation ( n. )
extinguish v. ( ) quench
vt., , ,
tin
ignite ( v. ) kindle ( v. ) rekindle ( v. )
,
extend

extirpation

extirpate ( vt. ( ) )
extirp

extol

extolexalt

extirpation n. ( ) extermination
stirp ( n. ) stirpiculture ( n. )
propagation ( n. )
extol v. ( ) laudexalt
lambaste ( v. ) pan ( v. ) censure ( v./n. )

deprecate ( v. ) excoriate ( v. ) vilify ( vt. )

disparage ( v. ) condemn ( v. )
impugn ( v.

n., ,

v.

extort v. ( ) extract
distort ( v. ) tortuous ( adj. )
extort:obtain

v., , ,

extortionist

extortionist
n.
sycophant:flatteryextortionist:intimidation

kidnap:detainmentextortion:retributionplunder:destruction
:

n.,
,[]

extract

extract

extract v. ( )
milk:extractexploit:utilize

embed ( vt. ) in bed

n., , , ,
; vt., ,
, , , ,

extracurricular

curricular ( adj. )

extort

extort

extracurricular

adj.extramarital)

adj.,

extradite v. ( ) (
)
tradition ( n. )
extradition ( n. )
extraneous adj. ( )
irrelevantextrinsic ( )
achromatic:hueextraneous:essence

relevant ( adj. ) apposite ( adj. )

extraordinary adj.remarkableunusual (
)
quotidian ( adj. ) prosaic (
adj. )

adj., ,
[],
[]

extradite

extradit

extraneous

extra (
adj.adv.n. )

extraordinary

extraordinary ( adj. )

extrapolate

extrapol
extrapolpoll

extrapolate v. ( ) speculate
interpolate ( v. )

v., []

extravagance

extravag

extravagance n. ( )
extravagant ( adj. ) profuseexorbitant
vagrant ( adj.n. ) divagate ( v. )

n., , ,

extremity

extreme ( adj.n.
)

extremity n. ( )
extremist ( n. ( ) )

n., , ,
, , ,
,

extricate

extric

extrinsic

intrinsic (
adj. )

extrovert

extrovert

extrude

extruderude ( adj. )

exuberance

exuber

uber ( ) udder (
n. )

exude

exudesud

exult

exsult

adj., ,
,

extricate

extrude

v. ( )

exuberance n.
exuberant ( adj. )
soaking:wetexuberant:happyfrigid:cool

ennui ( n.
exude v. ( )
sudorific ( adj. ) sudation ( n. )
absorbtake in ( v. )
exult v.jubilanttriumphant
sultry ( adj. )
exult:satisfactioncrave:longing

exultant ( adj. ) abject ( adj. )

dejected ( adj. ) crestfallen ( adj.

vt., ,
(),
adj., ,

n.

v., , ,
,

n., ,

v.(), (),

vi.,

fabric n. ( ) ( ) n., , , ,
apple:fruitwool:fabric
,

fabric
fabricate

fabric ( n. )
fabric ( n. )
ate

fabulous

fable ( n. )

facade

facface

facet

v. ( ) releasedisentangle
intricate ( adj. ) trick ( n. )
entangle ( vt. ) enmesh ( v. )
mire ( v.n. )
extrinsic adj.extraneousalien
inherent/ immanent ( adj. )
ingrained ( adj. )
extrovert n. ( )
introvert ( n. ) extroversion ( n. )
maverick:conformityextrovert:reserve

extrovert:outgoingperfectionist:exacting

vt., ...

faceet

fabricate

v. ( ) liecreate (
)
prefabricate ( v. ) fabrication ( n. )
discompose:pacific[placid]fabricate:authent

fabulous

adj.astoundingfictitious

faade n. ( )
the grim facts behind the facade of gaiety
facet

n. ( )
( )

vt., , ,
,
adj.,
, ,
, ,
n.
n.(),
(),
, , ;
vt....

facetious

faceti
faceous

adj.jocosejocular ( )

facetious:speechantic:behavior
lugubrious ( adj. ) earnest (

facile

fac ( ) ile ( )

facile adj.superficial
arduous ( adj. ) profound ( adj. )

facilitate
facsimile

facile (
adj. )
facele
Facfaceilitate
facsimile

facesimile

factional
factionalism
factious

faction ( n. )
factous

factitious

factitious

factorable

factor ( n. )

factotum

facttotumtotal

facttotumtotem

fad

fadfade (
vi. )

fagfact

fail-safe

faint

faith

faithfulness
fake
falcon

fallacious

fallacy
fallibility

facilitate v. ( )
facility ( n. ) ce
hamper ( v. ) thwart ( v. ) obstruct ( v. )
facsimile

n.

factional adj.
disinterested ( adj. ) ecumenical (
adj. )
faction ( n. ) unity ( n. )
factionalism n.
consensus:factionalismconfusion:clarityexpedition:foot dragging

factious adj. ( )
insubordinate
cooperative ( adj. )
factitious adj. ( ) (
) sham
factious ( adj. ) ( it )
factual ( adj. )
factorable adj.
irreducible ( adj. )
factotum n. ( )
fad

n. ( ) ( )
fashion
faddish ( adj. )

fade v. ( )
abate:force[intensity]fade:loudness []
unflagging ( adj. ) faded ( adj. )

fade

fag

facetious

fake

adj., ,

adj.,
, ,
, ,
(), ,
vt.
, ,
, , ,

n.,

adj.,

n., ,
,
adj.,

adj., ,

adj.
n., ,
,
[]

n.,
,

vi.(),
, , ,
; vt. ; n.,
; adj.,

fag v. ( ) n. ( ) drudge
n., ,

; vi. ;

vt.

fail-safe n.adj.
n. ;
fail-safe:malfunction :
adj.
n., ;
adj., ,
faint adj.
, ,
stentorian ( adj. )
, ,
; vi., ,
,
faith n. ( ) allegiance
apostasy:faithrecantation:heresy
n., , ,

, , ,
renegade:allegianceapostate:faith

faithfulness n.loyalty
treacherousness ( n. )

n., ,

fake v.counterfeitsimulatefeign n. ( )
adj.fraudulent

n., ; adj. ;
vt., , ,
, ; vi.

falcon n. (
n.[]()
Fall can
)
( aquiline ) adj.
fallacious adj.misleadingdeceptive (
)
adj., ,
fallible ( adj. )
, ,
Everybody is fallible.
, ,
valid ( adj. ) sound ( adj. )

veritable ( adj. ) veracious ( adj. )

fallacy n. ( )
anachronism:chronologyfallacy:logic
fall

n.,
fallacyfall
disabuse:fallacycure:disease
valid argument ( ) valid reasoning ( )
fallibility n.
n., ,
inerrancy ( n. )

fallow

fall
low
fellow ( n. ) fallow

falsehood
falsify

false ( adj. )

falter

falter ( v. )

familiarity

familiar ( adj.n. )

famish

fafathermish
(

)
famine ( n. ) famine ( pron. )

fallow

n.adj. ( )
in use ( )

falsehood n. ( )
erroneousnessfallaciousness
corroborate:evidencecalumniate:falsehood
falsify v. ( ) forge (
) liemisrepresent
falsification ( n. )
falter

v.lurchstaggerstumbletotterwobble (
)
stammer
falter:actstammer:speak
familiarity

fanatic

fan ( n. )

fanatical

n. ( ) ( ) (
)
conversance ( n. ) lack of familiarity ( )
famish v.
blemish ( n.vt. )
skirmish ( n.v. ) skirt
mish
surfeit

fanatic adj.n. ( )

fancier ( n. )
fanatic:devotedprude:proper

fanatic:admirerzealot:adherent
fanatical adj. ( )
frenetic:movementfanatical:belief

n. ;
adj.[], ,
, ;
vt.(), ,
()
n., , ,

v.
vt.,
; vi.,
, ,
() ; n.,
,
n., , ,
,

vt.()
, <> ;
vi.,

n., ,
; adj.,

adj.,

fanfare

fanfare ( )

fanfare n. ( )

n.
,

fang

aorta ( n. ) (
)

fang n. ( ) ( )
fang:toothfinger:digit

n.(, ),
, (),
, ;
vt.()

fantasy

fantasy ( n. ) fantastic (
adj. )
a
Final Fantasy ( )
Square

farce

fantasia

fare

n. ( ) (
)

n.

fantasy n. ( )
nicety:precisionillusion:fantasy

n.,

farcevoice
farce

farce n. ( )
burlesquecaricaturemocktravesty
farce:performancelimerick:poem

n., , ,
; vt.<>,
(,)

fanfare ( n. )

fare n.diet
tuition:instructionfare:transportation

smuggler:tariffstowaway:fare

n., , ;
vi., , ,
,

farewell
interj.goodbyen.
panegyric:praisevalediction:farewell

debut ( v. ) farewell performance ( )

n., , ;
int.,
!(
)

far-fetched adj. (
)
far-reaching ( adj. )

adj.,

farrow

n., ,
; vt.() ;
adj.()

farewell

far-fetched

fetch ( vt.vi. )

farrow

farrow ( )

fallow ( adj. ) farrow

fascia

fasciafascine ( n. )

fascination

fascinate ( vt. )
fascia

fashionableness

fast

fantasia

fastfast

v. ( ) ( ) n.

n.,
fascia n. ( ) stripbandfillet ( ) (),

<>,
[]
fascination n. ( )
charmallure
n., , ,
fascination:interestadoration:fondness
,

fashionableness n.
modish ( adj. )
lacking style and fashionableness ( )
fast n. ( ) adj. ( adj., , ,
) firmsolidlysteadfastlytightly
, , ;
fasting ( adj.n. )
adv., ,
fast:eatrespite:labormoratorium:act
, ;

n., , ;
loosely attach ( )
vi.,

fasten

fastidious

fasttidioustedious ( adj. )

fastidiousness

fasten v.
fastness ( n. ) stronghold
lathe:shapeclasp:fasten
fastness ( n. ) unsecured palace ( )
fastidious adj. ( ) (
) daintyexacting
devoted:zealouscareful:fastidious

fastidious:outshinerecalcitrant:resist

fastidiousness n.
industriousness:activityfastidiousness:selectivity

vt., , ,
, , ,
, ;
vi.,
adj., ,
,
()

n.,

fatal

fatfate ( n.vt. )

fatal adj.disastrous
fatality ( n. )

adj., ,
, ,
,

fathom

fathome
home

fathom n. ( 61.83 ) v. (
)
erudite:fathomoblivious:neglect

measurable ( adj. ) unfathomed ( adj. )

n.(6) ;
vt., ,
; vi.,

fathomable

fathomable adj.
fathomless ( adj. )
occult ( adj. )

adj.,

fatigue

fatiguen. ( ) weariness
fatigue:restdehydration:water
guilt:expiationfatigue:repose
indefatigable ( adj. ) soon tired ( )
energetic ( adj. )

n., , ,
[] ; vt.,
; vi.

fatque

fatten v.
emaciate ( vt. )

fatten

fatuity

fatuity
fatuousness
faucet

fatuous ( adj. )
fatous

faucetfauces ( n. )

fault

faultfinder

fault ( n. ) find ( v. )
er

fauna
favorable

fawning

fealty

fatuousness n. ( )
sensibleness ( n. ) astute ( adj. )
faucet

n.

n., ,
()

fault n. ( )

n., , ,
foible:faultquibble:objection
; vt. ; vi.
impeccable:faultunblemished:imperfection

faultfinder n. ( )
n., ,
faultfinder:criticizearbitrator:mediate

fauna n. ( )
Faunus n., ,

flora ( n. ) Flora ( flower )

adj., ,
favorable adj. ( )
, ,
untoward ( adj. )
,

fawn v. ( )
1 n.(),

, ,
fawn:imperiousnessequivocate:directnesselaborate:sketch
, ;

vi., ;
obsequious:fawncompliant:yieldcondescending:patronize
v.() ;

adj.
reprobate:misbehavesycoph
fawning adj.
willfulness:headstrongsubservience:fawning
adj.

fawn

faze

n.
sagacity ( n. )

vi., (...),
; vt., ,
,
n., ,

faze
fazefacefaceface

fidelity ( n. )
fid
fearfealtyrealty ( n. )
fealty

faze v.dismayabashnonplusmuddle
embolden ( v. )
undisturbed ( adj. ) fazed ( adj. )

fealty

fearless
feasible

feasfacible

feat

fflyeatflyeat
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flyeat

feasible

n. ( ) allegiancefidelity
fearless adj.brave
fearless:dauntimpassive:perturb

adj. ( )
suitablepracticablepossible

feat n. ( )

vt., , ,
; n., ,

n.(),
, , ,
adj., ,
,
adj.,
n., , ,
, ;
adj.,

feather n.
bird:feathersfish:scales
molt:feathersshed:hair

feather
febrile

febrifebris
febFeb2ileill2

feckless

feckeffect ( n. )
less

fecundity

fecund (
adj. )
childing
undabundant ( adj. )

feeble

feeball

feeble adj. ( ) weakfaint

hardy ( adj. )

feedback

feed ( v. ) back

feedback n. (
)
response

n.[], ,

feigned

feign ( vt. ) feint (

vi. )
foreignfeignX

feigned
adj.pretendedsimulatedsham
genuine ( adj. )

adj., , ,

felicity

felicitycity

felic

felicity
n.blissfelicitousness
felicitate ( v.congratulate )
felicitous[SAT] ( adj.appropriate )

feline

felid ( n. )
feline

feline adj. ( )

fell

fellfall

fell v.
quarry:stonefell:timber

felon

fellon
Fallon

felon n.criminal
felony ( n. )

feminist

femin ( ) ist

feminist n. ( )
feminine ( adj. )

n., , ,
(), ,
,
adj., ,
;
n.
vbl.fall ;
vt., (),
..., ;
n.,
, ; adj.,

n., , ;
adj.<>,
,
n.,

fencing

fencingfence ( n. )

fenc

fencing n. ( ) saber
defence ( n. ) fencer ( n. )

n., , ,
, ,

fender

fend ( vt. ) er

feral
ferment

feralfear
ferfuralall
ferferv
ferfurment

fecundity

n.
deprivation ( n. )

fender

n. ( )
fender:collision
feral adj.brutishbrutalbruteferine
cultivated ( adj. )
ferment

v./n.exciteagitate
tranquility ( n. )

fermentation n. (
)
agitation
bacteria:decompositionyeast:fermentation

fern n.
frond:fernneedle:pine

fermentation

fern
ferocity

febrile adj.feverfeverish
febrifugal ( adj. )
feckless
adj.irresponsibleineffective
reckless ( adj. ) reck ( v. )
responsible ( adj. )

n., ,
; vi. ;
vt.,
()

ferocfierce ( adj. )
atrocity ( n. )

ferret

ferrous

ferrferry ( n. ) ferrous

ferry

fer
ferr

fertilize

fer

fervent

fervfever ( v. )

fervid

ferv

adj.,
adj.,
, ,

n., , ,
[], ,
[]
adj., ,
, ,

n.,
adj., ,
,
n., , ;
v.(), (),
()

n.

n.[]

ferocity n.fierceness
ferocious ( adj. ) savagecruel

n., ,

ferret v. ( )

rrfeetfeetrr ( 2 )

n., , ,
; vt.,
, , ;
vi.,

ferrous adj.ferric
ferrum ( n. ) ferroconcrete ( n. )
containing no iron ( )

adj., ,
[]

ferry

n.ferryboat ( )
v.
floriferous ( adj. ) differ ( v. )

fertilize v.
fertile ( adj. ) fecundfertilizer ( n. )
fertility ( n. ) fecundity
glue:sealmanure:fertilize
fertilize:growimmunize:resist

fervent adj.fervid
dispassionate ( adj. )
fervid adj.ardentferventfierypassionateperfervid
restrained ( adj. ) uninterested ( adj. )

indifferentimpassive ( adj. )

n., , ;
vt., (),
; vi.,
()
vt., ,
, ,

adj.

adj.,

fervor

fervor n.ardor
fervor:zealotdoubt:skepticimprovidence:spendthrift

ennui:enthusiasticfervor:apathetic

apathy ( n. ) zealotry ( n. ) lack of fervor

n., ,

festal

festa ( n. ) festival ( n. )

festal adj.festivejoyous
festive ( adj. )

adj., ,

fester

festerfaster

fester v. ( ) suppuraterankle
heal ( v. )

n. ; vi., ;
vt.,

festoon

feast ( n. )

fetid

fetfeetid

fetish

fetfect

fetter

fetfeetter

fetus

fet
feetus
feetus

feud

field
feudfieldfeud

fickle

fiction

fictitious

fidelity

fidget

fiend
fig
figment
figurative
figurehead

figurine
filament

n.[SAT]()v.

fetid adj.
fetid:smellgrating[cacophonous]:soundugly:appearance

having a pleasant smell ( )

fetish n. ( ) (
)
fetter
v.hampern.restraint
set free ( ) liberateloose ( v. )
enfranchise ( v. ) enfetter ( v. )
fetus n. ( )
fetology ( n. ) feticide ( n. )

feud

n. ( ) quarrel

fiasco n.
18

FiascodiscoDisco
fresco ( n. ) fiasco
a notable success ( )

fiasco

fiat

festoon

fifireat
fiatfatbosse
mboss

""

tickle ( vt. )
fickle

fiat

fickle

n. ( ) decreesanction

adj. ( ) capriciousinconstant
fickle:constancyna?ve:sophistication

n. ; vt.,

adj.

n., ,
n.[], ,
; vt.,

n.
n.,
(),
, ;
vi.,

n., ,

n., , ,

adj.()
, ,

fiction n. ( )

n., ,
magazine:periodicalmystery:fiction

fictitious
adj., ,
adj.shamfabulouschimericalfictionalfictive
, ,
fiction ( n. )
, ,
fict

figment ( n. )
fidelity n. ( )
n., , ,
loyaltyfaithfulnessallegianceardordevotionfealty ( )
, (,
fid""""

),
unconventionality ( n. ) fidelity to custom ( )
,
apostasy ( n. )
fidget v. ( )
vi., ,
n.
,
fidget
fidgety ( adj. ) nervousuneasy
()

fidget:nervousnesscringe:dread
, ; vt.,

; n.,
fiend n.devil
n., , ,
friend ( n. ) fiend
( )
, ,
fiendish ( adj. )
figFigo ( )
n.[],

fig n. ( )
,

not care a fig

, ,

, ; vt.,
n.,
fig
figment n. ( )

figure ( n.vt. )
figurative adj.metaphoricalornate
adj.,
ative
literal ( adj. )
,

figurehead n. ( )
n.,
figure ( v. ) head ( n. )
nominal:figureheadabsolute:autocrat
,

figurine n.statuette
colossus:figurineboulder:pebble
figure ( n.vt. )

n.
ine
vestige:remainderfigurine:statuetwig:branch

fila ( n. )
filament n. ( )
n.,
filigree ( n. )
filar ( adj. )
fictionfaction (
n. )

filch

fillch

Filch

filch v. ( ) pilferstealsnitch

vt.(),

filial

fili

filial adj.
affiliation ( n. )

adj., ,

filibuster

filigree

filings
fillet
filly

filter

filth
finable
finale

finch

finery
finesse

finicky
finite
firearm
firebrand
firefly
fiscal
fishery
fissile
fitful
fixate

flabby

filibuster
" filibuster v./n. ( ) (
n., , ;
"
)
vi., ;

hoax:deceivefilibuster:delay
vt.
""

Buster ( n. )
filigreegrain

filigree n. ( )
n.,
filigreequeen ( n. )
filigree:wireace:thread
;
(

adj.
)
chiaroscuro:contrastfiligree
filament ( n. )
filings n. ( )
file ( n.vt. )
n.,
metal:filingswood:shavings
n., , ,
fillfiliet
fillet n.
; vt.,
(,)
filly n. ( )
n.(

filly:horsepullet:chicken
),

<>,
n., ,
, ; vt.,
filter
filter n.v. ( )
, ;

winnow:chafffilter:impurities
vi., ,
(),
Filch ( )

filth n. ( ) foulness
n., , ,
filth
filthy ( adj. )

fillth ( )
adj.,
fine ( n. )
finable adj.
,
n.(),
finale n.
final ( adj. )
, ,
open scene ( )
,
finch n. ( )
fin ( n. )
flinch ( v.n. ) flyinch
n.[](,
ch
finch:birdarboretum:tree :: ( )
)

[eagle]finch:birdaspen:treelizard:reptile
[]
n., ,
fine ( adj. )
finery n.
, , ,

n., , ,
finesse n.adroitnessdelicacycunning
fine ( adj.
, ;
fineness ( n. )
)
v., ,
heavy-handedness ( n. ) ineptitude ( n. )

finicky adj. (
adj.,
finical ( adj. )
) fussy
,
fine ( adj. ) ical
prudish:proprietyfinicky:quality

fin ( )
adj., [],
finite adj. ( )
final ( adj. )

firearm
n. ( )
firearm
n.,
daguerreotype:photographmusket:firearm

n., ,
firebrand ( n. )
firebrand n. ( )
,
firefly ( )
firefly n. ( )
n.
adj., ,
fiscal adj.financial
, ;
fiscal
confiscate ( v. )
n.(
),
fishery n.
n., , ,
fisheryary
aviary ( n. ) apiary ( n. )

fissile adj.[][]fissionable
adj., ,
fissiile
fissure ( n. ) fissiparous ( adj. )
, ,
missile ( n. ) fissile
fission ( n. )

fit (
adj.,
n.adj.vt. fitful adj. ( ) periodicrestless
, ,
)
,
vi., ;
fix ( vt. )
fixate v. ( )
vt., , ,
()
adj.(
flaggy ( adj. )
), , ,
flag ( n.v. )
flabby adj. ( )
,
flagflag
flaccidweak
(),
flabflac

flaccid

flag

flagellate

flagrant

flail

flair
flak

flamboyant

flammable
flange
flannel
flare
flask
flatcar
flatten

flatter

flattering

flattery

flatulence
flaunt
flavoring

flaccid adj. ( )
flabbylimpflimsyfloppysleazyweakfeeb adj., ,
le

flaccidity ( n. )
flag v. ( ) n.
flaggy ( adj. )
flag:vigorwaver:resolution
flagflag
n., ; v.
flag:countrytrademark:company

wax ( vi. ) flagging ( ) thriving (

adj.
vt., ;
flagel
flagellate v.whipflogscourge
adj., ,
flflyagellate
flagellant ( ) flagellum ( )
; n.,

flagrant adj.notoriousoutrageous
adj.,
fragrant ( adj. ) r
,
flagrantl
,
flagantantflag
flail n. (

) v.thrash
n. ; v.,
frail ( adj. ) r
flaill
flflyailflail
flflyairflyair
flair n.knackkeenness
n.,

flakflake ( n. )
flak n.criticism
n.
flamboyant
adj.resplendentornateshowy
flamflame ( n. )
furtive:opennessflamboyant:reserved
adj., ,

,
flameboyant ( n. )
subdued ( adj. ) natural ( adj. )
understate
flammable adj.combustibleinflammable
flammableinflammable ( adj. )
flammable
adj.,
fragile:breakflammable:burn

flflyangeangerflangefly
flange n. ( ) (
n., , ,
anger

; vt....

)
n., ;
flannel n. ( )
adj. ;

flannel:clothlinen:fabriclimerick:poem
vt.(),
:
...
flare n./v. ( ) ( )
n., ; vi.,
flame ( n. )
flaring ( adj. ) gaudylurid
, ;
gust:windflare:light
vt.,
flaskflash ( v./n. )

n., , ,
flask n.
Flflyask
,

flatcar n. ( )
flatcar
n.,
locomotive:flatcartugboat:barge

vi., ;
flatten v.
vt., , ,
emboss ( vt. )

flatter v. ( )
vt., ,
flatterer ( n. )
, , ,
fulminate:criticizeadulate:flatter
(,

)(
scorn:rejectdisparage:ignore
)
malinger:ailflatter:appreciate
flattering adj. ( )
adj.,
sabbatical:leaveflattering:infatuation
, ,

()
calumnious ( adj. )
flattery n.
camouflage:deceptionflattery:ingratiating
n., , ,

, , ,
compliment:flatterydeference:subservience

rival:competitionsycophant[toady]:flatteryextortionist:intimidation

flatulence
flatulence n. ( ) pomposity
n.
flatulencefluctuation ( n. )
flatus ( n. ) inflate ( v. )
n., , ,
flflyaunt (
flaunt ]v. ( ) ( )
; v., ,
TOEIC990 )
,
flavoring n. ( )
flavor ( n.vt. )
n.,
condimentseasoning
flacflab

flaw
flawless
flax

flaxflex ( v. ) flaxrelax

flay

flay

fleck

fly

fledgling

fledge ( vi. )
flyedge
molt ( n./v. ) (
)

fleece

flee ( v. )
ce

fleeting

fleet ( n.v. )

flexibility

flex ( v.n. )

flexible

flexflect

flick

flick ( n./v. )
lickf
lick ( )
flick

flicker

flick ( v. ) flicker
flicker

flighty

flight ( n./v. )

flimsy

filmfilm ( n. )

flinch

flflyinch ( n. )

flint

flflyintinternational
flint

flip

flflylip ( n. )

flippancy
flippant
flirtatious
flit

flip ( adj. )
flpant ( n. ) ( )

flirt ( vi.n. )

fly it

flaw n. ( ) ( ) v.
glitch:flawpeccadillo:error[sin, offense]

impeccable:flawingenuous:guile
flawless adj.perfect
anomaly:paradigmaticblemish:flawless

flax n. ( )
clay:porcelainflax:linen

flay v. ( ) pillageexcoriate
fray ( n. ) r
flayl

n., , ,
; vt.,
, ;
vi.,
adj.,
,
n., , ,

vt., , ,

n.(), ,
, ;
vt., ,

fledgling fledging
n.,
n.
,
experienced practitioner ( ) maturity ( n. )
,
fledge ( vi. ) molt ( n./v. )

n.(),
, ,
fleece n. ( ) woolv. ( )
;
vt.,
fleeting adj.transientephemeral
adj.
perennial ( adj. )
flexibility n.
limber:flexibilityspindly:frailty

n., , ,
adamant:flexibilityrefractory:control

calcification ( n. )
flexible adj.pliantpliable (
) tractable
adj., ,
reflect ( v. ) inflect ( v. ) inflexible (
, ,
adj. ( )
,
immovabl
obdurate ( adj. ) mulish ( adj. )
n.(),
, ; v.,
flick n./v. ( ) ( )
, ,
(), ()
n., , ,
; vi., ,
flicker v. ( ) flutter
, ,
[], ;
vt.,
adj.,
flighty adj. ( )
, ,
capriciousskittish
,
adj., ,
, ,
flimsy adj. ( )
, () ;
n., ,

flinch
v. ( )
vi., ,
wincecowercringeshrink
; n.,
filch ( vt. ) filth ( n. ) finch ( n. )

droll:laughgrisly:flinch
flint n. ( )
(
n., ,
flint20 )

flinty ( adj. ) fling ( n.vt.vi. )

vt., , ,
(), ;
flip adj. ( )
vi., ,
flip:respectnonchalant:concern
(),

; n., , ;
adj., ,

flippancy n.
adj., ,
seriousness ( n. ) sobriety ( n. ) gravity (
n. )
adj.<>,
flippant adj. ( ) pert
, ,
earnest ( adj. )

flirtatious adj.
adj.,
supplicant:beseechingcoquette:flirtation

flit v. ( )
n.vi., ,
flit:moveblurt:utter
, (,
plod ( v.n. )
)
fleck n. ( ) particleflake
freckle ( n. ) free

flock

flock

floe

flowfloe

floodgate
floppy

A floppy disk.

flora
florid

flor ( ) id

floridness

flowerflorid (
adj. )
Florida ( n. )

flotsam

flotfloatsamsome

flounder

floflowunder

flourish

flower

flout

flflyout

fluctuate

flu

fluctuation

fluent

fluflow

fluffy

fluff ( n. )

fluid
fluke

lukeluck ( n. )
flake ( n. ) fluke

flunk

fluorescent

fluor ( n. ) escent
fluorflour ( n. )

flush

flush

fluster

flush ( v. )

fluorescent adj.vivid
fluorometry ( n. )

flush n./v. ( ) (
) blush
blush ( v/n. )
galvanize:stimulateirrigate:flush

fluster

v.discomposediscombobulateflurryunhinge

adj.,
n., , ,
, , ,
,
; adj.,
, ,
; adv.,
; vi.(),
, , ;
vt., , ,
, ,
n., , ,
; vt.,
, ;
vi.,

flustered adj.
calm ( adj. )

flustered
flutter

n. ( ) v.
block ( n.vt. )
n.,
school:fishflock:birdsherd:animals
(), ,

; v.
clique:intimatesflock:sheep
segregate ( v. )
floe n.
n.,
n., (,
floodgate n. ( )
),
floppy adj.flexibleflabbyflaccid
adj., ,
flabby ( adj. ) flaccid (

adj. )
flora n. ( )
flower
n.[]
fauna ( n. ) Faunus
florescence ( n. )
florid adj.decoratedshowyornate ( ) rosyruddy adj., ,
solemn ( adj. )
,
floridness n. ( )

n.,
verbosity:wordsfloridness:embellishments

n., , ,
flotsam n. ( ) wreckage

flounder v. ( ) n. (
vi.(),
flow under ) flatfish
, ,
flounder:process
; n., ,
act gracefully ( ) slide ( v./n. )

vi., , ,
flourish v.n.
, ,
lack of embellishment ( ) waste away ( )
;
wither ( v. )
vt., ; n.,
, ,
flout v.fleergibejeerjestsneer
vt., , ;
flout:disregardtaunt:challenge
vi. ; n.,

, ,
vi., , ,
fluctuate v. ( ) undulate
, ; vt.,
stabilize ( v. ) remain steady ( )
,
fluctuation n.
n.,
pristine:decaystable:fluctuation
invariance ( n. )
fluent adj. ( )
graceful
fluent:glibmeticulous:nitpick[finicky]humorous:wry
adj.,

halting ( adj. )
adj.,
fluffy adj. ( ) disembodied
, ,

n., ;
fluid n. ( ) adj.
adj., ,
opacity:lightimpermeability:fluid
,

,
fluke n.accident ( )
v., ;

n., ,
expected occurrence ( )
,
n., ;
flunk n./v.
vi., ,
;

flatterflutter

flutter v. ( ) ( ) flit

n., , ;
vi., , ,
, ; vt.(),

fluvial adj.
fluvial:riversidereal:star

fluvial
flux

flufluxion (
n. )

n. ( ) fluctuation (
)

focus v.concentrate
diffuse ( v. ) disperse ( v. )

focus

fodder

fodfood

foible

foiblefeeble ( adj.
)

foil

flux

foilfail ( v. )

fodder n.
foible n. ( ) fault
foible:flawquibble:objection
tiff:squabblefoible:failingsquabble:[dispute]quarrel
:
foil n. ( )
thwartbafflebalkbilkdash (
)
folifoliage ( n. )
foil:metalveneer:wood
implement ( v. )
fold v.n.
crease:foldinghole:perforating

fold

folder

folder

fold ( v. )

foliage

foil ( n. ) foli

folklore

folk ( adj. ) lore (

n. )

folly

foment
fondle

fondness

foodstuff
foolhardy
foolproof

foot

footle
footloose
fop
forager
foray
forbearance

fool ( n. )

n. ( fold )
folder:papersdrawer:clothing

foliage n. ( ) leafage
plumage:birdfoliage:bush
portfolio ( n. ) folivore ( n. )
folklore n. ( )
folktale ( n. )
folly

n.silliness
sagacity ( n. )

foment v. ( ) instigateincite
disseminate:informationfoment:discontentment
ferment ( v. )

conducive:fomenttonic:invigorate
inhibit ( v. ) quell ( v. ) squelch ( v. )
fond ( adj. )
fondle v.caress
fondness n.tastedevotion
mania:enthusiasmdoting:fondness

fascination:interestadoration:fondness

antipathy ( n. )
stuff ( n.vt. )
foodstuff n. ( )
fool ( adj. ) hardy ( adj.
foolhardy adj. ( )
)
recklessaudaciousdaredevil
foolproof adj. (

foolproof ( n.adj.vt. )
) infallible

fool's errand ( n. )
foolproof:failairtight:leak
foot n.infantry
foothold ( n. ) footlights ( n. )
footnote (
n.
)
foot:perambulateeye:observe
footle
footle v. ( about ) trifle

footloose adj. ( )
dauntless:trepidationfootloose:attachmentunversed:familiarity
footloose ( adj. )

attached ( adj. )
fop n. ( )
dandy
forage (
forager n.
n.fodderv.rummage )
grazing:foragersstalking:hunters
forage
forray foray v./n. ( ) plunderpillage ( forager )
forbear ( v.n. ) bear (
n.v. )
forbore ( forbear )

forbearance

n. ( ) selfcontrolrestraintpatience
impatience ( n. )

adj.,
,

n., , [],
; vi., ;
vt.,
n.(),
, , [],
[]() ;
vi., ;
vt.,
, ,
n., ,
(), ;
vt.
n.,
(),
, ,
,
n., ,
[], ,
; vt., , ,
,
n., , , ;
vt., , , ,
, , ;
vi.,
n., ,
,
n.,
n.
n., ,
, ,
, ,

, <>

vt.[], ,

v.

n.,

n.,
adj.,

adj.,
,

n., , ,
(), , ,
; vt....,
, ..., ;
vi., ,
n., ;
vi., ,
adj.,

n.
,
n.,
vt.<> ; vi. ;
n.
n., ,
[]

forbid
forbidden

ford

fordfort ( n. )

forebear

fore ( adj.adv.n.prep. )
bear ( n.v. )

forebode

forebode ( v. )

forecast

forecast

cast21

foreclose

foreclose ( v. )

foreknowledge
forensic

forerunner ( n. )

foresee

foresee
foreshadow ( n.vt. )

forestall

forebear n.ancestorforbear
descendant ( n. )
forebode v. ( ) foretellpredictportendn.
bodement ( n. ) foreboding ( n.adj. )
forecast

forestall ( n.v. )

v. ( ) n.

foreclose v. ( ) (
) bar
foreclosure ( n. )

foreknowledge ( n. )

forum (
n. )
forensi

( )

forerunner
foreshadow

forbid v.prohibitpreclude
vt., ; v.
forbidding ( adj. )
countenance ( v.n. )
forbidden adj. ( ) forbid
adj., ;
mandatory:complyforbidden:abstain
vbl.forbid

ford n.v. n. (
)

T
n. ; v.
ford
fordable ( adj. )
ford:riverpass:mountainshore:lake

foreknowledge

forensic

n.

adj.rhetorical

forerunner
n.prognosticheraldforebearharbinger
foresee v.
foreshadow v.presage
Dark clouds foreshadow a storm.
forestall v. ( )
anticipate

install ( vt. )
precipitated ( vt. ) abet ( vt. )
n. ( )
tree:forestryflower:horticulture

foreword n. ( )
foreword:introductoryappellation:designate
:: ( )

n.,
v., , ,

n., , ,
; vt., ,
,
vt., ,
, , ,
;
vi.[]

n.,
adj.,
,
; n.
n.(), ,

vt.,
v.
vt.,
...(
), ,
, ,

, ,,

forestry

forestry
foreword
forfeit

forfeitfeet forfeit v. ( ) n. (
2
)
2
forfeiture ( n. )

forgery

forlorn

n.,
n.(..
),
, ; vt.,
; adj.

forge n. ( ) v. (
) ( )
counterfeit
v., ,
forger ( n. )
pirate:takeforge:copy
mill:grainforge:metal
lag ( vi. ) forge ahead ( v. )
forgery n. ( )
forgery:counterfeitembezzlement:fraud
n., ,

plagiarism:ideasforgery:documents

forge

forgo

n., ,

forgo

forlorn ( adj. )
lornness ( n. )

formality

formal (
adj. )

formation

form ( n./v. )

formidable

form ( v. ) idID ( ID card )

formula

form ( n. )

forgo

v.relinquish

forlorn adj. ( ) wretchedmiserable

formality n. ( )

format ( n. )
skirmish:insignificanceduel:formality
formation n. ( )
formative ( adj. )
array:numbersformation:soldiers

formidable adj. ( )
( )
comforting ( adj. ) simple ( adj. )
enticing ( adj. ) reassuring ( adj. ) g
formula n. ( )

vt.,
adj.
n., , ,
,

n., ,

adj.,
, ,

n., ,

forsake
forswear
fort
forte
forthright

fortify

fortnight
fortuitous
fortunate
forum

forward

fosse
foster
foundation

founder

four-poster
foyer
fracas
fractious
fracture
fragile

fragment
fragmentation
fragrant
frail

forsake ( n. ) (
) forgo

forsake v. ( ) renounceabandon
forswear

vt.,

v.renouncedeny
forswear ( v. )
v.
abjure ( vt. )
fort n. ( )
n.,
ford ( n.v. ) fort
fortress ( n. )

fortress like ( adj. )

forte n. adj. ( )
fort ( n. )
n.

forthright adj.straightforward
adv., ;
acrid:gentlenessforthright:guile
adj., ,
furtive ( adj. )
, ;
cozen ( v. ) deal with forthrightly ( )
n.
fortify v. ( )
vt.,
invigorate
(,)
fortitude ( n. ) altitude ( n. )
fort ( n. )
, ,
attitude ( n. )
() ;
8848altitudefortitudeattitude
vi.
sap ( n.vt. ) enervate ( v. )
fortnightfourteen night14
fortnight n.[SAT]
n.
fortuitous adj. ( )
fortune ( n. )
adj.,
accidentallucky
fortunate adj. ( )
fortune ( n. )
adj.,
auspiciousn.
hapless ( adj. ) untoward ( adj. )
forum n. ( )
n.(
tribunal
), , ,
forensic ( adj. )

adj., ,
forward adj. ( )
; vt., ,
presumptuous
; adv.,
forwardness ( n. )
;
n.[]()
fosse n.moat
fosse (
n., , , []
fossil ( n.adj. ) fossilify ( v. )
)
fossilize ( vt. )
foster v. ( ) nurturecultivate
vt., , ,
recommend:laudsanction:foster
fosterfaster
, () ;
stymie ( v. ) repress ( v. )
n.,
retract ( v. ) thwart ( vt. ) stifle ( vt. )
n., , ,
found ( v. )
foundation n. ( )
, , ,

foundation:housepedestal:statue

n., , ,
; vt.,
founder v.sinkcollapse ( )
, , ,
failn.
; vi., ,
flounder ( vi.n. ) flow under
, , ;
founderfound
,
stay[keep] aloft ( ) succeed ( v. )

four-poster n. ( )
post ( n. ) poster (
n.
four-poster:bedconvertible:automobile
n. )

for ( )
foyer n. ( ) halllobby
n.,

fracas n. ( ) quarrelbrawl
fraction ( n.scrap ) fracture ( n. )
free
n.,
fractional ( adj. )
peaceful situation ( ) peaceable discussion (
fractious adj. ( )
fractious
adj., ,
peevishirritablecrossunr

uly
fracture n.crack
n., ;
cement ( n. )
v.(), ()
fragile adj. ( )
crispfriabledelicate
flagfract ile
fragility ( n. ) agile ( adj. )
adj.,
fragile:breakflammable:burnporous:penetrate

fragment n.
frag
n., ,
shard:potteryfragment:bone
coalesce ( v. )
fragmentation n. ( )
n.,
consolidation ( n. )
flagrant ( adj. )
fragrant n.
adj.,
l
fragrance ( n. )
fragrant ( adj. ) r
noisome ( adj. )
adj., ,
fragile ( adj. ) frag
frail adj.fragiledelicate
() ;
fragment ( n. )
flail ( n.v. ) lfrailr
n.<>, ,
frfreeail

frailty
framework
framing

frank
frantic
fraternal

fraud

fraudulent

fraught
fray

freak

freckle
freelancer
freeway
frenetic

frenzy

frequency

frequent

fresco

fret

fretwork

frailty n. ( )
weaknessfault
n., , ,
limber:flexibilityspindly:frailty
,

hardness ( n. )
framework n. ( social order or system )
n., ,
framing n. ( )
frameframework
framework ( n.structurescaffold (
v.
) )
skeleton:animalframing:building
frank adj. ( )
straightforwardevident
adj., ,
blank ( adj.n. ) ank""
; vt. ;
flank:secretivenesscallow:maturity
n.

frenetic ( adj.n.
frantic adj. ( )
adj.,
)
frenzied ( )
fraterbrother ( n. ) fratricide (
fraternal adj.brotherly
n. )
adj., ,
( )
fraterfatherfather

frat ( n. ) freerat
fraternity ( n. )
fraudn. ( )

deceittrickeryimpostorcheat
n., , ,
frau ( n.[] )
forgery:counterfeitembezzlement:fraud
,
fraud

fraudulent adj.deceitful
authenticity:fraudulentsincerity:hypocritical
adj., ,

hoax:fraudulentparagon:excellent
fraught
adj.filledchargedloadedn.freight
freight ( n.vt. )
adj....
idyll ( n. )
experience fraught with tension ( )
flay ( vt. )
n., , ,
fray n.brawlv.
l
() ;
foray ( n. ) for ray
frayr
vt. ; vi.
n.
, ,
free break ( n. ) freak
freak n. ( ) caprice ( )
,
freakbreak
adj. ( ) oddly
; adj.,

free
freckle n. ( )
n.,
heckle ( v. )
fleck ( n. ) fly
freckle
freelancer n. (
free lance ( n. )
)
n.

nomad:domicilefreelancer:employer

freeway n. ( ) highwayexpressway
n.
freethinker ( n. ) free lance ( n. )
frenetic adj. ( ) franticfrenzied
frenphrenfrantic (
phrenetic ( adj. ) frenetic
adj., ;
adj. )
literate:eruditeagitated:frenetic
n.

frenzy n. ( ) deliriummania
convulsion:contractionfrenzy:emotion

n.,
frenzy:calm[calmness]abandon:prohibit[inhibition]
:: ( )
frequency n. ( )
frequency:pitchwavelength:color
n., ,

rarity ( n. )
frequent v.adj.
visit rarely ( )
shunavoidshunavoid
adj.,
deliberatelyavoiddelibe
ratelyfrequentavoid
avoid ( )
n.
fresf
fresco n.
, ;
reshcocool
fresco:wallparquetry:floor
vt.
fret v./n. ( ) irritatevexannoyworry
( )
frfreeetfret (
fretful ( adj. ) peevish
v.(), (),
)
draconian:inclemencyfret:vexation
(), ()
(
)
fretwork V::E]n. (
fret ( n. ) work
n.[]
)

friable

frail ( adj. )
fragile ( adj. )

friction

fiction ( n. ) friction

frieze

frigidity

frigid ( adj. )
frig

fringe
frisk

fforrisk ( n. )
frisk

fritter

frfreeitterlitter ( n.vt. )
free litter

frivolous

frivo
free lousP (
)

frolic

frfreeolicO ( )
licfree
frolic

frond

frondfern front ( n. )

friable adj.crumbledbrittle
friable:crumblemalleable:alter

adj.,
impervious:friablenonflammable:combustible

friction n. ( )
disagreementclash
splint:mobilitylubricant:friction
n.,

abraded:frictionvaporized:heatdesiccated:dehydration

frieze n. ( )
Phrygia (
n.
n.[],

vt.
Byzantium )
freeze ( v. )
frieze:ornamentpillar:support
frigidity n. ( )
soaking:wetexuberant:happyfrigid:cool
n., ,

[]
soaking:dampfrigid:cool
torridness ( n. ) sweltering ( adj. )
fringe n. ( ) edgebordermargin (
n., , ;
)
adj., ;
flange ( n. )
v....,
center ( n. )
...
n., ,
frisk n./v. ( ) frolicgambol
; vi., ;
frisky ( adj., ) frolicsome
vt.
vt., , ;
fritter v. ( ) ( )
n.,
frivolous adj. ( ) trivial
frivolous:gravitybrash:discretion
adj., ,
temperate ( adj. ) sober ( adj. )

grandeur ( n. ) frivolity ( n. )
frolic

v. ( ) gaietyfunromp
frolicsome ( adj. )

frond

frothy
frown
frowzy

frowzyfrown

fructify

fruit ( n. )

frugal

frugality
frustrate
fuel
fugitive

fugi ( )
fugi

fulcrum

room (
room )

fulfill
full-blown
full-bodied

blown (
blowadj. )

n. ; vi. ;
adj.,

n.fern
frond:fernneedle:pine
n.,

frond:leafboulder:rock
frothy adj. ( )
adj., ,
weighty ( adj. )

frown v./n. ( ) ( )
scowl
vi., , ,
embrace:affectionfrown:displeasure
; v.

frowzy frowsy
adj., ,
adj.slovenlyunkemptmusty

dapper ( adj. )
fructify v.
v.
fruition ( n. )
frugal adj.sparing
frugal:penuriouscompliant:obsequiousfirm:obdurate

adj.,
frugal:miserlyconfident:arrogant

parsimony:frugalhubris:prideofficious:attentive

frugality n.
obsequious:attentivenessparsimonious:frugality
n.,

profligacy ( n. ) extravagancy ( n. )
frustrate v. ( )
v., ,
foilbafflethwartnullify
,
abet ( vt. )
fuel n. ( )
n. ; vt.,
stoke:fuelirrigate:water
; vi.
fugitive adj.fleeing ( )
fleetingevanescentperishablen.
adj., ,
fug
; n.,
fugacious ( adj. ) fugue (
,
n. )
n., ,
fulcrum n.

fulfill v. ( ) perform ( ) satisfy

vt., ,
fulfillment ( n. )
()
default ( n. ) fulfill an obligation ( )
full-blown adj. ( )
adj., ,
incipient ( adj. )

full-bodied adj. ( ) ( )
adj., ,
full-fledged ( adj. ) fly edge ( )

full-bodied:flavorresonant:sound

fulminate

fulmination
fulsomeness
fumble

fuimin

full min
ate10fullminate

ate

full
minnation
fulsome ( adj. (
) )
full

fume
fumigate
functionary

function ( n.vi. )
ary

funereal

funeral ( n. )

fungi

( )
fungi

fur
furbish

furbish furnish ( v. )

furlough

furforloughlaugh

furnace

furor

furrow

furtive

furtively
fusillade
fusion

fuss

fustian
fusty
futility

fulminate

v. ( )
fulminic ( adj. )
fulminate:criticizeadulate:flatter

fulmination n.
praise ( v./n. )
fulsomeness n.
courageous:bravadocomplimentary:fulsomeness

fumble v. ( ) (
)
handle adroitly ( )
fume v./n. ( )
preen:self-satisfactionfume:anger

fumigate v. ( )
functionary

n. ( ) official

funereal

adj.mournful

fungi n. ( fungus )
fungicide ( n. )
fungi:ecologistmotivation:psychologist

fur n. ( )
forest:treefur:hair
furbish v. ( ) polishburnish (
) renovate
polish ( v. )
burnish ( v. )
furlough

n. ( ) ( )

vt.,
; vi., , ;
n.,

n., ,

v.
n.(),
,
() ;
vt.,
n., ,
; adj., ,

adj., ,

(,
,),
,
n., ,

vt., ,
n., ,
; vt.,

furnace n. ( )
furn ( ) furnish ( v. )
n.,
furnace:heatgenerator:electricity

furor n.frenzyfad
fury ( n. )
( Furies )
n., ,
fury
()
effervescence:feelingfury:anger

serenity ( n. )
furrow n. ( ) (
n., ; vt., ,
)

burrow ( n. ) furrow
furtive adj. ( )
surreptitiousstealthysneakyshifty
adj.,
fur
, ,
fur ( n. ) furtive
,
furtive:stealthwhimsical:capriceunsatisfied:discontent

furtively adv.
adv.,
candidly ( adv. )
fusillade n./v. ( ) ( )
fusilier ( n. )
grenade ( n. ) tirade ( n. ) crusade (
fuse ( n. )
n., ,
n. )
illade
; vt.
armada:vehiclesfusillade:projectiles

fusion n. ( )
n., , ,
Jazz-rock.fusion
fuse ( n.v. )

fuss fuss n. ( ) (
n., ,

)
; v.,

fussy ( adj. )

fuzz ( n. )

n.,
fusfusetian
fustian n. ( ) bombastrant
;

adj.,
fusty adj.
adj., ,
fresh ( adj. )
,
futility n.uselessnessfrivolousness
futile[SAT] ( adj. )
refute ( vt. )
n., ,
futile
bootless:futilityeffulgent:resplendencevoid:empty

futility

gabble

gadfly

gadget

gaffe

gaggle
gaily
gainsay
gait
galaxy

gale

gall

galley
gallon
gallop
gallows

galvanize

gambit

gamble

gambol
gamely
gamut
gander
gangly

gab ( n.vi. )
babble ( v. )
gobble ( vt. ) gabble

gabblev. ( ) jabber

vi.
, ,
;
vt. ;
n.

gadfly n. ( ) (
) ( )
n., ,
annoying:gadflyrude:churl

gadfly:goadhumorist:amuse
gadget n. ( )
gad ( n. )
contrivance
n., ,
get
gadgetfidget ( v./n. )
,
gadget:toolstrinkets:jewelry
gaffe n. ( )
blundermisjudgment
gaff ( n. )
malapropism:verbalgaffe:social
n., ,
gaffgaffe

illusion:perceptiongaffe:judgment

n., ;

gaggle n.
vi.
gaily adj. (
( )
adv.,
)

gay ( adj.n. )
gainsay v. ( ) deny
gainsay
v.
speak in support of ( ) concur ( v. ) affirm (

v. )

gait n. ( )
n., ;

gait:walkparlance:speak
vt....
galamilkmilky way
n., ,
xy4xy
galaxy n.Milky Way
,
ne
galactic ( adj. ) galactagogue ( n. )

odoxy ( n. ) orthodoxy ( adj.

) heterodoxy ( n. )
gale n. ( )
n., ()
Many trees were blown down in the gale.

gall v.n.rancor
n., , ,
gaunt ( adj. ) bile ( n. )
, ,
gall
gallant ( adj. ) ant (
(), ,

) gallantry ( n. )
; vt., ,
lull[calm] ( vt. ) assuage[placateappease] (
; vi.
galley n.
n., ,
gall ( )
gallery ( n. )
,
eyeye
galley:shipkitchen:house
(),

gallon n. ( )
n.
heat:caloriesliquid:gallons
n., ; vi.,
gallopgallon
,
elope ( vi. ) lope (
gallop n./v. ( ) ( )
;
v./n. )
vt.,
gall ( )
gallows n.
n.,
low
gall low
galvanize v.rousespur ( ) ( )

galvano- (
galvanic ( adj. )
"" )
v.,
galvanize:stimulateirrigate:flush
galvanize

lull ( v. ) allay ( vt.

gamgamebitgamebit (
gambit n. ( ( )
n. )
n.,
) ( )
gamebitbetgame
,
( )
bet
gamble v./n. ( ) (
) ( )
gameballballga
n. ; v., ,
gambler ( n. )
me

invest:capitalgamble:stake
adamant:yieldcautious:gamble
gamb ( n. )
gambol n./v. ( ) frolic
n., , ;
gameballballgamefootball
gamble ( n./v. )
vi., ,
gambol
plod ( v./n. )
gamelygame
gamely adv.
adv.,
gamut n.
game ( game )

n.[],

utCDEFGA
,

ganderunder
gander n.gooseninnyv.
n., ,

gangly adj.

adj.
stalwart ( adj. )
gad ( n. ) fly ( n. )

gangrene

gangrene (
)

gangrene n. (

gangway

gangway ( n. ) (
)

gangway n. ( ) gangplank
drawbridge:castlegangway:ship

garble

garbled
gardenia
gargantuan

gargoyle

garishness
garland

garment

garner
garnish
garret
garrulity
garrulous

gash
gasification
gastric
gastronomy
gauche
gaucheness

gaucherie

gaudy

n., ;
vi., ;
vt.
n., (,
),
(aisle),
, , ;
int.

garble v. ( ) (
)
( garble )
correct:accurategarble:unintelligible
vt.,

elucidate ( v. ) report accurately ( )

garbled adj.misleading
garbled:comprehendobscured:recognize

ramshackle:soundnessgarbled:clarity

garden ( n. )
gardenia n. ( )
n. ;
gargantuan adj. ( )
gargantuan
giganticenormous
gargar
adj.,
Gargantua ( Rabelais )

gargle ( v. )
(
gargoyle n. ( )
[],(

waterspout ( )
)
)
garish (
garishness n. ( )
adj.
gaudydazzling
)
stridence:soundgarishness:appearance
gargarnish ( v. ) garment (

n. )
garland ( n. )
garland n. ( )
n. ; vt.

accolade
garment n.
hem:garmentruffle:shirtmolding:cabinet

garment
n., ,
lint:coveringtarpaulin:garment

tarpaulin:coveringraincoat:garment

garner v. ( ) collectgather

v.
disseminate ( v. )
garnish v./n. ( )
gar
v.
decorateembellish
garretrat
garret n.attic
n.

from cellar to garretfrom garret to cellar

garrulity n.loquaciousness
n.,
taciturnity ( n. )
garrulous adj. ( )
garrulous
loquacioustalkative
adj., ,
garrulrule ( n. )
garrulous:talkativecloying:sweetfussy:careful

ous

( )
n.,
gash
gash n.
;
gashgush ( v. )
cleft:chasmcut:gash
v.(), ,

gasification n.
n.
gaseous ( adj.tenuousindefinite
)
gastric adj. ( ofinor near the stomach )
gastrictrick ( n. )
adj.
gastr
gasstomachtrick
gastritis ( n. ) gastrology ( n. )
n., ,
gastr
gastronomy n.epicurism

( )
gauche
adj., ,
gauche
adj.awkwardtactless
,
gaucheness n.
polish ( n. )
gaucherie
n.tactlessness
urbane:gaucherieguileless:chicanery

n.

cacophony:voicegaucherie:skill

gaudy adj. ( ) showy ( )

gaud ( n. )
adj.
garish ( adj. )

gaudy:apparelgrandiloquent:speak

gauge

A4B5

gauge n. ( )
measurev. ( ) (
) measure
gouge ( n.vt. ) O
gauge:pressurescale:weight

n., , ,
; v.

gaunt

gauntaunt
gaunt
taunt ( vt. )
aunttauntauntgaunt

gaunt adj.hollowedeyedhaggardangulardrawn

adj.

gavel

gavel (
)

gavel

gaze
gazetteer

gazette ( n. )

gazetteerteargazegazetteer
tear

gear

gear gear

n. ( ) ( )
drawl ( v. )
maul ( vt. ) maul
judge:gavelreferee:whistle
gaze v./n. ( ) stare
gazelle ( n. )
gazetteer n. ( )

n.

v., ; n.
n., ,

gear

gelid
gem
gene

genealogy

genealogy

generality

generate

generic

gene
genus ( n. ) genre ( n. )

generosity
generous
genesis

genesis

genial

genigenealall

genome
genre

genteel

gene ( n. )
gen
gene
genre ( )

gentle ( adj. )
gentleman ( n. )

gentle

gentleness
genuflect
genuine

genuflect

n. ( ) (
n., ;
) paraphernaliaequipmentapparatusmachinery
v., (),
gear:toothscrew:thread
gelid adj.[SAT]
adj.

gem n.
gemstone ( n. )
n., , ,
gem:turquoiseflower:violet
,

n.[],
gene n. ( )
[]
genealogy n. ( ) (
n., ,
)
generality n.generalization
generalize ( vt. )
n.
ecumenical:generalityentire:integrity

generate v. ( ) procreate
gen
generative ( adj. ) generator ( n. ) dynamo
vt.,
emollient:soothedynamo:generate

adj.[], ,
generic adj.[]general
, ,
genetic ( adj. )

generosity n.unselfishness ( )
magnanimity
n.,
courage:rashnessgenerosity:prodigality

generous adj.magnanimous
adj., ,
despotic:tyrannygenerous:liberality

genesis n. ( ) beginningorigin
n.
Genesis ( n. ) genetics ( n. )
genetic ( adj. ) geneticist ( n. )
genial adj.friendlyamiable ( )
genital ( adj.n. )
resourceful:inventivenessphilanthropic:geniality
adj.

mordant ( adj. ) saturnine

genome n.[]
n.[],
genre n. ( )
genus ( n. ) genus

genteel adj. (
) elegant ( )
gentility[SAT] ( n. )
genteel:vulgarityintrepid:fear

churlish ( adj.
gentle
adj.mildkindamiable
docilerefined
truculent ( adj. )
gentleness n.
gentry ( n. )
truculent:gentlenessunregenerate:remorse

genuflect v.grovel
genuine adj.authenticsincere
ingenuous ( adj. )
genuine:authenticityentire:integrityhonest:trust

feigned ( adj. ) spurious ( adj. )

n.,

adj.

adj.,

n., ,
v.
adj., ,

genuineness
genus

genus
genus

geometrician

geogeology ( n. )
metricmeasureian

germ
germane
germinate
gerontocracy

gerrymander

gestate

gesture

geyser

genuineness n.
spurious:genuinenessillusory:reality

genus n. ( ) (
)
genre ( n. )
geometrician n.

n.,

n.

germ

n. ( )
n.,
germicide ( n. ) cidesuicide ( n. )
germane adj. ( ) relevantpertinent
german ( adj. ) germ
adj.
germule ( n. )
( n. )
inappropriate ( adj. ) irrelevant ( adj. )
germinate
v.
germ ( n. )
v., ,
germination ( n. ) germinal ( adj. )
gerontocracy n.
geronto-""cracy
gerontic ( adj. ) gerontology ( n. )
n., ,
gergermontocracy
plutocracy:wealthgerontocracy:age

Gerry (
vt.
gerrymander v./n. (
1776 )
;
)
gerrymander
vi., ;
rig:contestgerrymander:district
salamander ( n. )
n.,
gest
gestate v.
gestgestureate
gestation ( n. ) pregnancy
v.,

digestion ( n. ) ingest ( vt. )

gestate
gesture n. ( )
gesticulate ( v. )
n., , ;
gest
parody:stylemime:gesture
v.,

Geysir

geyser n. ( )
gush ( v. )
n.,
volcano:lavageyser:water
geygay ( n. ) sersir ( n. )
geyser

ghastly

ghastly adj. ( )
ghastly:unpleasant :

adj., ,
, ;
adv.,

gibe

jibe ( vi.vt.n.
) ""

gibe v./n. ( ) jeertauntscoff

apologize:regretgibe:derisioncondolence:sympathy[compassion]
mirth:laughter

v. ; n.

giddy

( )

giddy adj.lightheartedfrivolous
grave ( adj. ) serious ( adj. )

adj.,
, ;
v.(), ()

giggle

gigilegigigigglele

giggle v. ( )

v. ; n.

gild

gold ( n. )

gild v. ( )
represent accurately ( )

v.

gimmick

gimmegive megive it to
megivemone
y to me

gimmick n. ( )

n. ; vt.

ginger n.vigorspirit
gingerly ( adj./adv./ )
ginger:spice

n., , ,
, , ,
()
adv.,
, ,
; adj.,

ginger
gingerly

gingergingerly
gingerlyginger

girder

( )
garble

girdle

gird ( v. ) er

gist

gist

glacial

glaze ( v.n. ) glacial

glacier

glaciice

glade

glad ( adj. )
gladeglad
gladiator ( n. )
glade

gingerly

adj./adv. ( ) carefullycautiously

girder n. (
)
bone:bodygirder:skyscraper
ballast:stabilitygirder:support

girdle n.v.encirclesurround
girth[SAT] ( n. ) circumference
birthgirth
gist n.essencesubstance
tangential point ( ) trivial point ( )
glacial
adj. ( )
glacial:coldprofound:deep
glacial:slow :
glacier n. ( )

glacier:icesea:water
glade n. ( an open space in a wood or forest )
blade ( n. )
glade:forestoasis:desertarchipelago:ocean

n.,

n., , ,
; v., , ,

n., , ,
[]
adj., ,
, ,

n.
n.,

gladiator
glamorous
glance

gladiator n. ( ) (
n.
gladius ( n. )
arena (
gladiator
)
),
("")
lawyer:courtroomgladiator:arena
,

glamour ( n./glamor
glamorous adj.alluring
adj.,
)
glance n./v. ( )
vi., ;
peck:kissglance:look
n., ,
peruse ( v. ) scrutiny ( n. )

glare

glare v.
flare ( v./n. )
cacophony:soundglare:light

n., ,
,
()
; v.

glaring

glaring adj.
glaring:brightdeafening:loud

unnoticeable ( adj. )

adj.

glaze

glaze n. ( )
v. ( )
glaze:porcelainvarnish:woodveneer:furniture

rumple ( v. )

v., ,
; n.,
, , ,

gleam n. ( ) v.flash
glean ( v. )

n.,
,
; vi., ;
vt.,

glazeglass

gleam
glean

gleanclean
n ( )
n

glee

flee ( v. ) glee

glib

gliblip

ad-lib ( n.adj. ) addlip

censure ( v.n. )

glide
glimmer

glim ( n. )

glimpse
glisten

glitch

glitter
gloaming
gloat
global
gloom

glorify

gloss
gloss over
glossary

glisten ( v. )
listen

glean v. ( ) ( )
reap
gleaner ( n. ) gleanings (
glee n.gaietymerriment
gleeful ( adj. )
glib adj. ( )
( )
maladroit:skillglib:profundity

glide v. ( )
glider ( n. )
lumber ( v.n. )
glimmer v. ( )
flashn.
glimmer:dazzlemurmur:resound

glimpse n./v. ( ) glance

glisten v. ( ) flash
dingy:glistenslippery:adhere

v.,
n.,
adj.,

v., ,
(), ;
n., , ,
v. ; n.
n., ; v.
v.

glitch n.snag
glitch
glitch
glitbitch
<>[]

,,

glitch:flawpeccadillo:error[sin, offense]

glitter v.glistenflashn.
vi., ,
glisten

; n.
gloaglowmingglow
gloaming n.twilight
n., ,

gloat v. (
glow at
) n.

v.
float ( n./v. )

primp:vaingloat:smug
global adj.worldwidetotalspherical
adj., ,
global
local ( adj. )

gloom
n.darknessdimnessobscuritydespondency
n., ;
gloomy ( adj. ) depressingpessimistic
v.(),
despondent:depressedsaturnine:gloomymasterful:skilled
,

glorify v.exalt (
)
v.,
glorification ( n. )
castigation:reproofdenunciation:denialglorification:merit
gloss n./v. (
n., ,
glow ( vi. )

, ,
ss
) sheen ( )
; vt.,
glass ( n. )
gross ( adj.n. ) engross ( vt. )
, , ,

blurb:noticegloss:explanation
; vi.,
gloss over ( )
v.
scrutinize ( v. )
gloss ( v./n. ) ary
glossary n. ( )
n.
glossaryloss
glossal ( adj. ) glossography ( n. )

glossary:textlegend:map

glossy

glossy
glower
glowing
glucose
glue
glut
glutinous
glutton

gluttony

gnarled
gnat
gnawing
gnome

goad

gobble
goblet
goggle

goldbrick
gong
goodwill
gore

gorge
gorgeous
gorgon
gorilla
gosling

glow ( vi. )
er

glower

adj.sleekshowy
varnish:glossysand:smooth

adj.,

v. ( ) starescowlfrown

v.

glowing adj.
adj.,
aspersion ( n. ) glowing tribute ( )
,
glucose n. (
gleukos
n.

glugluecose
)
glue n.
n., ; vt.,
glue:sealmanure:fertilize
,
etch:corrosiveglue:adhesive
glut v./n. ( )

v.
gluttonous ( adj. )

dearth ( n. ) dear
glutinous adj.glueysticky
glue ( n. ) glut
adj.
non viscous ( )
glutton n. ( ) epicure
glut ( v. )
glutton:overindulgeascetic:self-denial
n., ...
ton

gluttonous ( adj. ) abstentious ( adj. )

gluttony n.
prodigality:spendinggluttony:eating

n.,
avarice:moneygluttony:food

knar (
gnarled adj. ( ) crabbed (
adj.,
n. )
) roughenedhardened
knot ( n.v. )
gnaw ( v. )
gnat n.
n.,

night
gnawing adj./n.
n., ,
gnaw ( v. )
; adj.,
gnoagnostic ( n. )
gnome n. ( )
n., , ,
gnomename
maximaphorism

gnomic ( adj. ) aphoristic

goad n. ( ) stimulus
v.spur
n.(),
exhort:suggestgoad:direct
, ;

goadgoal ( n. )
vt., ,
attack:vanquishedgoad:provoked
, , ,

command:entreatygoad:enticement

gob ( n. )
gobble v.
n. ;
gobblegabble ( v. )
babble ( v. )
vt. ; vi.,
gobbleO
gobble:eatguzzle:drink

gobble
swill [quaff]:sipgobble:nibble

goblet n.
n.,

n.,
goggle n. ( )
(), ;
3ggg
goggles:eyesgloves:handsearmuff:ears
adj., ;

vi., ;
goldbrick v. ( )
n.
vi., , ;
goldbrickXX
evade:answergoldbrick:work
n., ,

n., ;
gong n. ( gonggong )
vt.
goodwill n.benevolence (
n.,
)
rancor ( n. ) spleen ( n. )
n., ,
gore n. ( )
()
gorered
gorfilth ( fill )
; vt., ,
gory ( adj. ) bloody

gorge n.v.
gauge ( n.v. ) gouge ( n.vt. ) n., , , ,
gorgethroat ( n. )
reticent:talkabstemious:gorge
, ;

v.,
fiver:gorgewind:dune
gorge ( n. )
gorgeous adj.showysplendid
adj.,
ous
Gorgon
gorgon n.
n.

Gorillai
n.,
go illgo ill (
,
gorilla n. ( very large powerful African ape )
AIDS )
<>(
gorill
)
gosling n.young goose
n.,
gooseling
underling ( n. ) hireling ( n. )

gospel

( Gospel )

gogodspelspell

gossamer

gossgoosesamersummer

gossip

gouge

gourmand

glutton ( n. )
gourmanddemand ( v. )

gourmet

gourmet
gourmand
gourmand
epicure
gourmet

governance

govern ( v. )

grace

graceful
gracefully
gradation

grade ( n.vt. )

graft

( )

grain

grandeur

grand ( adj. )

grandiloquence

grandloqu

grandiloquent

grandiose
grandstand

grand ( adj. )
stand ( n.v. )

granite

grangrain ( n. )
ite

grant

gospel n. ( )

gossamer n. ( )
adj.tenuous
ponderous ( adj. ) substance (
n. )
gossip n. ( )

god+sibrelated

gossgoosesip ( v. ) sip
gouge n.chiselv.
gauge ( n.v. ) gorge ( n.v. )
usury:interestgouging:price

hack:carvegouge:engrave
gourmand n.
gormandize ( v.n. )
mandize
gourmand:appetiteskinflint:thrift

gourmet n. ( ) epicure
bibliophile:booksgourmet[epicure]:foodcalligrapher:handwriting

n., <>,

n., , ,
; adj.,

n.,

n., , ;
vt., ,

n.

n.

governance n.
n., ,
governor ( n. ) government ( n. )
grace n. ( )

n., ,
coltish:disciplineloutish:grace

lumber:gracewaver:resolution

graceful adj. ( )
adj.
articulate:speechgraceful:movementeuphonious:sound

gracefully adv.

flounder ( v. ) act gracefully ( )

gradation n. ( )
n., ,
nuance
graft v. (
n.,
)
(),
(
(), ;
)
v., ,
n.
(),
grain n. ( )
granary ( n. ) grainary
dross.:metalchaff:grain
n., , ,
catch:fishharvest:grain
, ,
miller:graintanner:hide
refinery:petroleummill:grain
grandeur n.splendormagnificence
n.,
grandeur:mean :
frivolous ( adj. )
grandiloquence n. ( )
grandloqu
n., ,
declamation:grandiloquencediatribe:abuse

grandiloquent adj. ( ) pompousbombastic

gaudy:apparelgrandiloquent:speak
adj., ,

secretive ( adj. )
grandiose adj.pompousgrand
ephemeral:longevitygrandiose:humility
adj., ,

trivial ( adj. )
grandstand v. ( )
n.
n.
grandstand:impressequivocate:deceive
granite n. (

n.
) steadfastness
iron:metalgranite:rock
grant v. ( ) bestowconfer
vt., ,
concede ( vt. ) refuse to grant
()
withhold ( vt. )

granule

grangrain

graphic

graph ( n. )
graph
graph ( n. )
grasp ( v./n. )

graphite
grasping
grate
grateful
gratify

grating
gratis
gratuitous

grave

gravel
gravitational
gravity

graze
grease

green

greenhorn

greenhouse

gregarious
gregariousness
gremlin
grenade
gridiron

grief

granule n. (
2-4 )
grainparticle
graphic adj.vivid
graphite n. ( )

grasping adj. ( ) avariciousgreedy

grate v. ( ) irritateannoyfret (
grate
)

soothe ( v. )
grateful adj. ( ) appreciative
grate ( ) ingrate (
amenity:comfortablehonorarium:grateful
n. )

gratify vt.satisfy
gratulant ( adj. ) gratitude ( n. )
grat
gratify:desireslake:thirsty
aggrieve ( v. ) irk ( v. ) displease ( v. )
grating adj. ( )
harshraspingirritatingannoying
grating:soundacrid:odorfetid:smell

gratis
gratis adj.

gratuity ( n. )
gratuitous adj.unjustified (
gratuity
) free
gratuitous""
gratuitous:justificationimpertinent:propriety

grave adj. ( )
n.
grav
droll ( adj. ) giddy ( adj. )
insignificant ( adj. ) flippancy ( adj. )
gravel n. ( )
grave ( n. )
gravel:pebblecrowd:person
lgravegravel

gravitation ( n. )
gravitational adj.
gravitate ( v. )
gravity
n.solemnitysedatenessearnestness
grav
aggravate ( vt., )
frivolous:gravitybrash:discretion
levity ( n. )
graze v. ( )
grass ( n. ) raze ( v. )
glaze ( v. ) glass
grazeraze
grazing:foragersstalking:hunters
grgrowease ( n.vt. )
grease n. ( )

green adj. ( )

inexperience:greenpertinacity:refractory

pelf:impecuniousexperience:green

green (
n.adj. ) horn
greenhorn n. ( )
( n. )
novicedupe

greenhouse n. (
)
greenhouse:plantincubator:infant

gregarious adj.sociable
egregious ( adj. )
greg
gregarious:reserved :
aloof ( adj. )
gregariousness n.
poseur:sincerityrecluse:gregariousness

gremgreenlin gremlin n.[SAT]

( )
grenade n. ( )
grengreenade
crusade ( n. ) tirade ( n. )
fusillade ( n. )
grid ( n. ) iron ( n. )
gridiron n. ( ) grill
grief n. ( ) sorrow
grievance ( n. )
upbraid:disapprovallament:grief
)
muffle:soundassuage:grief

paean:joyhymn:praisedirge:grief

n., ,
adj.,
n.
adj., ,
n.,

adj.,

vt.

n.,
[], ,
; adj.
adv., ;
adj.
adj.,
n., ;
adj.,
(),
() ; v.,

n.,
adj.

n.,

v., , ,
; n., ,
,
n., ;
vt., <>
n., ,
; adj.,
, ,
, ,

n., ,

n.,

adj.,

n.
n.
n.,

n., , ,

grieve
grievous
grill
grim
grimace
grin

grind

gripe
grisly
gristle
grit
groan
groom

groove

grope
gross

grotesque

grotto
grouch
grounded
group
grouse
grove

grovel

grieve v.
v.(), (),
smart:paingrieve:sorrow

grievous adj.severe
adj.
slight ( adj. ) joyous ( adj. )
grill v.broil ( )
n.gridiron
n., , ;
grgrowillgrillgrow ill
entangle:involvescrutinize:observegrill:question
v., ,

grim ( n. )
grim adj.forbiddingsinister
adj.

brim ( n. ) prim ( adj. )

grimace v. ( )
grim ( adj. )
n.,
n.
aceface
, ;
contortion:bodygrimace:face
s
vi.,
chagrin:mindgrimace:face
grin v. ( ) smile
n., ;
grim
pout ( v. )
v.
grind v. ( ) (
) n. ( )
drudgery
v.(), (),
grindstone ( n. )
pestle:grindspoon:stirringspice:flavor
:
gripegrow
n., , , ,
gripe v.grumblegraspseize
ripe
; vt., ,
gripe:discontentpraise:admiration
Gripegrasp ( n./v. ) gripping (
, , ;

adj. )
vi.,
grisrisely
grisly adj.gruesomeghastly
adj., ,

droll:laughgrisly:flinch

grisrisetle
gristle n. ( )
n.

bristle ( n.vi. )
great ( )
grit n. ( ) ( )
n. ; v.,
great
pluckv.
...
grin and bear ( )
n., ; vi.,

,
groan v. ( )

;
vt.
n., , ;
groom
groom n.bridegroom() =bride
vt., , ;
bridegroom ( n. ) groom
vi.
groove n. ( )
furrow
n.() ,
grove ( n. ) grow five5
, ;
grooveO
vt.
striated:groovebraided:stranddappled:spot

ggrasp ( n./v. ) rope ( n. )

grope v. ( ) (
v.n.

)
gross
adj.totalentirevulgarobscenecruden.
adj., ;
( )
n.
gloss ( n.vt. ) glowglass
engross ( vt. )
grotto ( n.
) grotesque grotto (
grotesque adj. ( ) (
adj., ;

) bizarrefantastic
n.(
)
picturesque ( adj )
),
grogrowtestestque

grotton.cavern
growgrow
n., ,
grotto:cavernarroyo:channel

n.,
grouch n./v.complaintgrudge

;
crouch ( vi. ) couch ( n. )
groan ( n./v. )
vi.<>,
grounded adj.adv.
[] ()
precarious ( adj. ) aloft (
adv. )
group v.n.aggregation
n., , , , ,
stray:groupdigress:subject [], [] ; v.,
isolate ( vt. )

grouchgroan
grouse n.v.complaingrumble
n., ; vi.
( n./v. )
rejoice ( v. )
grove n. ( )
groove ( n. ) 2OO
grow five
grovel ( v. )
n.
grove:treesarchipelago:islands

(
gladiatoriagladtor )
grove ( grow five )
grovel v.stoopcringe
vi., , ,

gravel ( n. ) groove ( n. )

lGrovelgrove
l

groveler
growl
grudge

grueling

gruesome

gruff

grumble

grumpy

guarantee
guffaw

guile

guileless
guilelessness
guillotine

guilt
guilty
gulch
gulled

gullible

gully
gulp
gum

groveler n.
minion:dependentgroveler:petitioner

growl

growl v. ( ) (

)
Growowl
grudgebegrudge (
grudge v.begrudge
)
grudging ( adj. )
gruel (
vt.n.
grueling adj. ( )
)
exhausting
gruelrule ( )
grue ( vi. )

effortless ( adj.
garrulity ( n. )

grue ( vi. )
gruerulesome
gruesome adj. ( ) grisly
4

graft
gruff adj. ( ) roughhoarse
( v. )
grough ( adj. )

n.,

v., ;
n.,
v.

n.,

adj., ,

adj.()
, ,
,
()
adj.,
mutter ( n./v. )
; n.,
rumble ( v. )
grumble v.
; vi.,
grow
grouchgrousegroan ( 2 )
, , ,
ballball200ton
; vt.
grump ( n. )
growpP
adj.,

grumpy adj.peevishcrankygrouchy
,

guarantee adj. ( ) (
)
n., , ,
My watch is guaranteed for one year.
; vt.,
vouch ( vt. )
(
vi ., ; n.,
guffaw n./v. ( )
)
; vt.
guile n.deceitcunning
shiftless:ambitionimpeccable:flawingenuous:guile

n.,
acrid:gentlenessforthright:guile
blemish:impeccable[flawless]guile:artless

guileless adj.artless
adj., ,
manipulative ( adj. )

guilelessness n.
disingenuousness ( n. )
guillotine
guillotine n.
n., ()

pillory:ridiculeguillotine:execute
; v., ()
Guillotine

guilt n.crimesin (
)
narcissism:loveguilt:blame
n.,
expiate:guiltcorrect:error
guilt:expiationfatigue:repose
guilty adj.culpable
adj., ,
exonerate ( vt. ) prove guilty ( )

n.<>,
gulf ( n. )
gulch n. ( ) valleyravine
(
)
gulled adj.
gull ( n.v.cheattrick )
wary:gulledvigilant:ambushed

gullible adj.credulous
gullibility ( n. )
patriotic:chauvinisticreceptive:gullible

adj.
compliant:serviletrusting:gullible

coward:cravendupe:gullible

n., , ,
gully n. ( )
, ;
gulfgulch
vt....(),
gully:erosioncallus:friction
()

vt., (), ,
gulp v. ( ) swallow
gulp
; vi. ; n.
n., , ,
gum n. ( ) resin
, ,
resin:treegum:rubber plant
,

guru

guru n. ( )
( ) mentor

n.[]()
(),
(),

gush

gash ( n. )

gush v. ( )
spout
gusher ( n. )
gush:effusiverage:irate
trickle:gushwarm:sear
blast:whiffgush:trickle

v.

gust

Gust
gust
Gust

gust n.
gust:windflare:lightcloudburst:rainfall

n., ,
(
)

gustation

gust

gustation n.
gusto ( n. ) gustatory ( adj. )
olfaction:odorgustation:flavor

n.,

gutless

gut ( n. )
less

gutless adj.insignificant

gutter

gut ( n. ) ter

gutter n. ( ) (
)

guttle

guttle
guttleguzzle ( v. )

guttle v. ( ) quaff

guy
guzzle

guttle ( v. )

gynaecocracy

gynaecoid ( adj. ) cracy

cracy

habituation

haft

(
)

( )
( )

hackneyed ( )
shaft ( n. )

haggard

hag ( n. )

haggle

hackneyed

hail

hello

halcyon

halhall ( n. )
hal

hale

hale

half-baked
hallmark

mark ( n. )

hallow

halllow

hallucination

gynaecocracy n.
gynephobia ( n. )

v.
n.,
v., ,
()
n.,

gyrate adj.spiralconvolutedv.
vi., ;
gyr
adj.
gyral ( adj. ) gyroidal ( adj. )
habituation n. (

)
n.
habitat ( n. ) habitant ( n. )
habitable ( adj. ) habituate ( vt. )
sensitization:allergichabituation:inured

gyrate

hack

guy n. ( )
strut:wingguy:pylon
guzzle v.
gobble:eatguzzle:drinkcarp:complain

adj.,
,
n., , ,
, ; vt. ;
vi. ; n.

hack v. ( ) n. (
) adj. (
)
hack:carvegouge:engrave

v. ; n.

hackneyed adj. ( ) trite

equivocation:misleadingbromide[clich ]:hackneyed

adj., ,

haft n. ( )
n., ; vt.
haggard adj.gauntdrawn
Haggard ( )
n. ; adj.,
,

haggle

v.bargain

v. ; n.

n., , ,
; vt....,
hail nv.
, ,
,
; vi., ;
n.
halcyon adj.tranquil
;
miserable ( adj. ) stormy ( adj. )
adj., ,
tempestuous ( adj. )

hale adj. ( ) soundhealthy

adj.,
infirm ( adj. ) effete ( adj. ) ,

; vt.<>,
blighted ( adj. ) anemic ( adj. ) wan ( adj. )

half-baked adj. ( )
adj.,
well thought of ( )
,
hallmark n. ( ) ( )
n.
uncharacteristic feature ( )
hallow v.revere
vt....,
hollow ( n. ) O
desecrate ( vt. ) secratede
hallucination n. (

) delusion
n.,
delusion:hallucination:perceptionmirage:imagination ( )

halo

halting
ham-handed
hammer

hamper

hamstring

handle
hangar
hangdog
hanger
hankering
haphazard
hapless

harangue

harass

harbinger
harbor
hard-bitten

harden
hardheaded
hardihood
hard-nosed
hardy
harmonious

halo n. ( ) (
n.,

, ;
) (
vt.,
)
; vi.
halting adj.
halt ( n.vt.vi.
stammer:haltingdrone:monotonous
adj., ,
)

fluent ( adj. )
ham ( n. )
ham-handed adj.
adj.
handed
deft ( adj. ) adroit ( adj. )
hammer n.
hammer:anvilpestle:mortar
n., , ;

v.,
hammer:carpenterknife:butcher

hamper v. ( )
hinderimpedeencumbern. ( )
hammer
mail:mailboxlaundry:hamper
v.,
facilitate ( v. ) seminal ( adj. )
hampering further development ( )
hamstring v. ( )
n., ;
hamharm ( v. )

vt.,
string
hamstring:effectivenessenervate:vitality

n., , , ,
handle n.v.manipulate
; vt., ,
hand ( ) le
cumbersome ( adj. )
, , ;
easy to handle ( )
vi., ;
n.[]
hangar n. ( )
n.,
hanger ( n. ) e
adj.,
hangdog adj. ( ) shamefaced
, ;
doghang buoyant ( adj. ) elated ( adj. )
n.

;
sprightly ( adj. )

hanger n.
n.,
hangar ( n. )
ringring ( n. )
hankering n.cravingyearning
n.

odium ( n. ) lack of desire ( )

n., ;
hap ( n. ) hazard ( n.
haphazard adj.chance
adj., ;
)
methodical ( adj. ) systematic ( adj. )
adv.
hapless adj.unfortunateunluckyluckless
hap ( n. ) less
adj.,
mishap ( n. ) happy ( adj. )
fortunate ( adj. )
n.,
harangue n. ( )
, ;
harhardangueargue
tirade
vt....,

speak temperately ( )
()

harass v.

harhardass ( n. )
harassment ( n. ) sexual harassment
v.

haunt:familiarharass:irritating

harbinger n.heraldforerunnerv. (
) presage
n., ; vt.,
harbinger:presagearchetype:exemplify
...

harbor n.retreatrefugev.
n.
evict ( v. )
hard-bitten adj. ( )
adj.,
stubborntoughdogged
hardbitten ( )
, ,
hardball ( n. ) hardboard ( n. )

tender ( adj. )
harden v. ( )
vt., ,
ripen:maturityharden:solidity
; vi.,

,
macerate ( v. )
hardheaded adj. ( )
adj.,
pragmaticwillful
,
hardy ( adj. )
hardihood n.boldnessfortitude
n., ,
adj.<>,
hard-nosed adj.hardheaded
, ,
,
adj.,
hardy
;
adj.robustvigorousintrepidaudac
adv., ,
ious

harmonious adj. ( )
adj., ,
harmony ( n. )
acrimonious ( adj. )
,
hallow ( v. )
halllow

harmony
harness

harp

hardpharpPhard
harp
harphard

harridan

harp ( n. ) sichord ( n. )
hard ride
harrihurrydanhurry

harrow

hard
hard

harry

harryhurry

harsh
harshly

hassle

harass ( v. ) hustle ( vt. )

haggle ( v. ) tussle ( vi. )
hagglewrestle ( vi. )
( )

hasty

hatred

hatchet

hate ( v./n. )

haughty

haughhigh

haunt

hhomeaunt

hauteur

hauthigh

havoc

hawk
hawker
hawser

harp n.
horn:blowharp:pluck

n. ; vi.,
,

harpsichord
harridan

n. ( )

n.

harrow n. ( )
v.
hallow ( v. ) halllowhollow ( n. )
harrowing ( adj. )
assuage ( v. ) mollify ( v. )
harry v. ( )
harassannoytorment ( )
comfortmollify ( vt. ) check ( v. )
harried ( adj. ) untroubled ( adj. )
harsh adj.stern
barb:causticpan:harsh
harshen ( v. ) soften ( v. )
encomium ( n. ) harsh criticism ( )
harshly adv.
mollycoddle ( v. ) treat harshly ( )
paean ( n. ) harshly lampoon ( )

hassle n.argumentsquabbleharass

hatch n. ( )
v.
door:roomhatch:hold

hatch

haven

harness n.v.
How tide can be harnessed to produce electricity

failed to utilize/ not able to utilize ( )

hasten v.accelerate
haste ( n. )
slow the progress of ( ) check ( vt. )

hasty adj. ( )
impetuous
characterized by deliberation ( )
well considered ( ) deliberate ( adj. )

hasten

hatchet

n.,
n.(),
,
; vt., ,
()
()

harpoon n. (
)

harpoon
harpsichord

harmony n. ( ) agreementaccord
imbroglio ( n. ) discord ( n. )

heaven ( n. )

havhaveococcur ( v. )

havoc

n.() ;
vt.,

n.
n.(
),

n.(), ;
vt., , ;
vi.

v.,

adj., ,
, ,

adv.,

n. ; vi. ;
vt....

v., , ,

adj.,
n., , ,
()
; vt., ,
, ; vi.

hatchet n.

n.

hatred n.
haughty adj. (
arrogantsupercilious
haunt v. ( )
obsessn.
gaunt ( adj. ) aunt
taunt ( vt. ) aunt
vaunt ( v. ) auntV
haunt:familiarharass:irritating

hauteur n.arrogancehaughtinesssnobbery
haughty ( adj. )
fawn:hauteurself-depreciate:swagger
humility ( n. ) humbleness ( n. )
haven n.sanctuaryshelterrefuge
unsafe/dangerous place ( )

n., ,

havoc n.chaosdestructiondevastation
serenity ( n. )

n., ;
vt.

hawk n.eaglev. ( )
falcon ( n. ) fallcan
aquiline ( adj. )
hawker n. ( )
peddlerhuckster
hawser n. ( )
( )

adj.

v.

n.,

n.,

n., ,
; vi.,
, ,
; vt., ,
, (),
n.,

n., ,

hazard
headlong
headstrong
headway
heal
healthfulness
hearken
hearsay
hearten
heartrending
heave
heavyhandedness
heckle
hectic

hector

hedge
hedgehog

hedonist

hedonistic
heed
hegemony
heinous
heirloom
heliotrope
helm

helmet

hazard
n.riskperilv.dareventure
haphazard ( adj. ) hazardous (
adj.dangerousperilous ( ) risky )
headlong adj./adv. ( ) headfirst ( )
headlong ( )
rashlyimpetuous ( ) hastyrash
deliberate ( adj. )
headstrong adj. ( ) obstinateunruly
willfulness:headstrongsubservience:fawning

tractable ( adj. )
headway n.progress
The ship could make no headway against the wind.

heal v.
fester ( v. )
healthfulness n.
insalubrities ( n. )
hearken v.
hearken
ignore ( vt. )
hearsay n.rumorgossip (
hear ( v. ) say ( )

)
hearten v. ( ) encourage
mollify:angerhearten:dejection
dismay ( v./n. ( ) )
heartrending adj.
earsplitting[deafening]:loudheartrending:sad

heaveheaven ( n. )
heave v. ( ) raiselift

n., ,
; vt...., ,

adv.,
adj.,
, ,

n.,
v., ,

vi.
n., ,
; adj.
vt., ; vi.
adj.,
,
v. ; n.

heavy-handedness n.
finesse ( n. )
heckle

le
tic ( )

heckle v. ( )
badger
hack ( v.n. ) hackneyed ( adj. )
hectic adj.

vt.,
, ,
; n.
adj., ,
, ,
; n.,

hector
n.bullyv.browbeatbully
n.,
( ) Hector ( Trojan )
; v.
Achilles (
)
hedge n. ( ) (
)
n., ;
hhighedgeedgehigh
prune:hedgetrim:hair
v.,
hedge:lossquarantine:contaminationsafeguard:accident

hedge ( n. ) hog ( n. )
hedgehog n. ( )
n.

hedonist n. ( )
hedonism (
n.
hedonistdo
n.,
)
( do )

hedonist:pleaserecluse:privacy

ascetic ( n. )
hedonistic adj.
adj.,
hedonistic:pleasurenarcissistic:self
,

heed n./v.[SAT]
n., ; v.,
ee
Take heed will surely speed. []

hegemonyGermanyGerma
ny
hegemony n. ( ) leadership
n.
hegegetmonymoney
lack of authority ( )

heinous adj.abominablereprehensible
adj.,
nous ( )
commendable ( adj. ) admirable ( adj. )
heirloom n. ( )
heir ( n. ) heiress ( n. )
n.,
heirloom:ancestorbequest:testator

n.[] ,
heliotrope n. ( )
heliotrope
,
heliosis ( n. ) heliocentric ( adj. )
,
helhell ( n. )
helm n.helmet
n.
mhelmhellmtitanic
helmet n. (

)
n.,
hermit ( n. )
hermetic ( adj. )
amulet:evilhelmet:injury

helot
helve

hem
hemisphere
hemophilia
hemorrhage
hemostat
henpecked
hepatitis

herald

herbaceous
herbicide
herd

heresy

heretic

heretical
hermetic

hermit
heroic
herpetologist

hesitance

heterodox
hew

Helot ( )

helhelllothelllothelot

helot n. ( ) serfslave

n.

helve n. ( ) handle
n. ; vt.

hem n. (

n., , ;
) v.surroundenclose
v....,
hem:garmentruffle:shirtmolding:cabinet

hemisphere
hemisphere n.
n.
hemophilia n. (
hemophilia
n.

)
hemorrhage n./v. ( )
hemorrhage""
n.
hemorrhage:bleedingvertigo:dizziness

hemostat n. (
hemostat
n.,
)
hen ( n. ) peck ( v. )
henpecked adj.
adj.
ed
hepato""itishepatic (
hepatitis n. (
adj. )
n.[]
)

herald n.forerunner (
) v.
n., , ,
unabashed:embarrassmentunheralded:announcement
heraldold
, ; vt.,

, ,
impromptu:performanceunheralded:announcement

unherald ( )
herbaceous adj. ( )
herb ( n. )
adj.,
herbivorous ( adj. ) carnivorous ( adj. )
herbicide n. ( )
herbicide
n.
insect:pesticideplant:herbicide

herd n. ( )
n., ;
v.
v....,
herdsman ( n. )

heresy n. (

) ( )
heresysay
n.,
hearsay ( n. )
apostasy:faithrecantation:heresy
dogma ( n. )
heretic n. ( )
nonconformist:normheretic:orthodoxy

n.,
heretic:unconformityapologist:defendgenerous:liberality
authority:superiority
::
heretical adj.
adj.,
doctrine:hereticalcourse:errant
hermetic adj. ( ) (
) airtight
adj.,
hermit ( n. ) hermetical ( adj. )

easily comprehended ( )
hermit n.recluse
vegetarian:meathermit:society

n.,
herMIThermit
hermitage:secludedlandmark:conspicuous

heroic adj. ( )
adj.,
craven:heroicvolatile:constant
herpetologist n. ( )
herpet ( n. )
n.
salmon:ichthyologistchameleon:herpetologist
ologist

hesitance n.
impetuous:hesitate[hesitance]irrepressible:servile
parsimonious:profligacy
n.,
:
hesitation:reluctancehubris:pride

alacrity ( n. ) impetus ( n. )
heterodox adj. ( ) unorthodox
orthodox ( adj. )
heterodox
heterogeneous ( adj. ) incongruous
adj.,
heterodox:nonconformityauthority:superiority

hew v.v.
hewdew
v.
conform ( v. ) not hew to ( )

hexagon
heyday
hiatus
hibernation
hide
hidebound

hideous
hie
hierarchy
hieroglyph

highbrow

high-flown

hike

hilarious
hilt
hinder
hindrance
hinge
hint
hinterland
hippopotamus
hirsute
hiss
histocompatibili
ty
histrionic
hitherto

hexasixgon
hey ( int.! )
day

hexagon n.
hexapod ( n.adj. )

n.,

heyday n. ( ) prime

int.
; n.,

hiatus n. ( )
n.,
We are likely to be disconcerted by hiatuses of thought

hibernation n. ( )
hibernal ( adj. ) hibernate ( v. )
n., ,
interregnum:governmenthibernation:activity

hide n. ( )
n., ;
v.secreteconceal
v...., , ,
miller:graintanner:hide
, ,
hidebound adj. ( ) ( )
hide ( n. ) bound ( v. )

adj.,

contumacious:authority
,

reactionary [hideboundconservative]:change [innovationnovelty]

hideous adj. ( )
hide ( v. )
heinous ( adj. ) nous
v., ;
ous
pulchritudinous ( adj. )
adj.
hideousnessaffinity ( n. )
hie vt.
hiehiehie
v.
He hied himself to the post office.
dawdle ( v. )

hierarchy n.
n. ;
hierarchy
hieratic ( adj. ) hieron ( n. )

echelon:hierarchy :
hieroglyph n. ( ) (
hieroglyph
)
n.,

decipher:hieroglyphbreak:codeseparate:component

n.<>
,
highbrow ( n. )
,
highbrow n. ( )

;
middlebrow ( n. ) lowbrow ( n. )

adj.,
,

high-flown adj. ( )
pretentiousbombastic
high-handed ( adj. ) high-strung ( adj. )
adj.,
high-hearted ( adj. )
,
highlight ( n.vt. )
high-minded ( adj. )
( )
hike
v., , ;

n.v.
n.,
like hike
backset ( n. )
hilarious adj.
hilarious
macabre:shudderhilarious:laughcontemptible:distain
hilhill

adj.
exhilarate ( vt. )
hoary:oldhilarious:funny
exhilhill

hilt n. ( ) handle
n.,
haft ( n. ) shaft ( n. )
hind ( adj. )
hinder v. ( ) thwartimpedefrustrate
adj. ; v.,
er
hindmost ( adj. )

hindrance
n.,
n.obstructionimpedimentobstacle
n.,
hinge n. ( ) joint (
, ; vt. ;
) pivot
v., ...
hint n.
n., ,
nuance:distinctionhint:suggestion

n., ,
hinterland ( n. )
hinterland n. ( ) ( )
,
hippo ( n. ) potamus
hippopotamus n. ( )
n.
hip ( n. )
hippocampus ( n. ) potamic ( adj. )
popotamusPpopo
hirshair ( n. ) ute
hirsute adj. ( ) hairyshaggybristly
adj.,
hiss v. ( ) ( to make a sound like prolonged"s" )
v.,
piss ( )
hiss:sibilantdrone:monotonous

histocompatibility n. (
histo ( histo ) n.[],
compatibility ( n. )
)

histology ( n.[] ) histoology

historic ( adj. )
histrionic adj.dramaticaffected
adj.

pedantic:scholarhistrionic:actor

hither ( adv. )
hitherto adv.
adv.,
to
hihe at
us

hive

hivehideli
vehive

hoard

hoardboard ( n. )

hoarse

hoary

hoarsehoary

hoax

hobble

hobby ( n. ) hobble
ballball (
gaucherie n. ) hobble

hodgepodge

hoe
hoist

hold

holocaust
holograph
holster

homage

homely

homeopathy

homiletics
homily
homogeneous
homogenization
homogenize
homograph
hone

Hoe ( 1812-1886 )

hoehoetoe ( n. )

hive n.beehive
tumultuous:bedlamactive:hive

hoard n./v. ( )
hoary ( adj. )
wait:lurksave:hoard
miser:hoarddandy:preensycophant:fawnpundit:opinion

lavish ( v. )
hoarse adj. ( ) roughhusky
hoary adj. ( ) ( whitegray )

hoary:oldhilarious:funny

hoax n./v. ( ) trickfraud

coax ( v. )
hoax:deceivefilibuster:delay

hoax:fraudulentparagon:excellent

n., , ;
v.(),

v.

adj.
adj.,

, ,

v. ; n.

hobble v.limpimpede

v.

hodgepodge n. ( ) jumble

hodgepodge:uniformclich :original

items:hodgepodgepeople:rabble

n.

hoe n. ( )
n. ; v.,
list:discographytool:hoe
hoist v. ( ) n.
bolster:supporttackle:hoist

n.,

hold n. ( )
door:roomhatch:hold

n., , ,
, , ,
; vt., , ,
, , ;
vi., , ;
n.,

holocaust
holocaust n. ( )
holohollow ( ) caustcause ( v. )
( )

caustic ( adj. ) cauterize ( v. )

holograph
holograph n.

holster n. ( )
holhold ( v.n. )
dagger:scabbardpistol:holster

homage n. ( ) honor (
) allegiance
homhumage
homicide ( n. )
homeagehomage
counsel:advicelaud:homage
disrespect ( n. )
homely
home ( n. ) ly ( )
adj.simpleunpretentiousplain

unattractive

pulchritude ( n. ) homeliness
homeopathy n. (

home
)
allopathy ( n. ) all
homily ( n. )
homiletics n.
etics
sermon:homileticsargument:logic
homeletics

homily n. ( ) ( )

parable:storyhomily:lecture
homogeneous adj. ( )
homogeneous
identical
homogeneous
disparate ( adj. )
homogenization n.
homogenization:uniformputrefaction:rotten

homogenize v. (
)
stratify ( v. )
homograph
homograph n. (

)
hone n. ( ) v.
hone hone
horn ( n. )
blunt ( v. )

n.,
n., []
, []
n.

n.

adj.

n.

n.
n.[]
,

adj., ,
,
n.(),
,,
vi. ; vt.
n.
n.,
, [],
; vt.

honesty
honorable
honorarium

hoodwink
hoof
hoop
horizontal
hormone
horn
horology
horrendous
hortative
hortatory
horticulture
hosepipe
host
hostile
hotbed
hovel
hover
howler
hub
hubbub
hubris
huckster
huddle
hue
hulk
hull

honor ( n. )
arium
hood ( n. ) wink (
v./n. )
hoodwink

honesty n.integritytruthfulness
bigot:toleranceliar:honesty
n.,

dissemble:honestysnub:politeness
honorable adj.
adj., ,
ignominious ( adj. )

honorarium n. (
n.
)

amenity:comfortablehonorarium:grateful

hoodwink v.dupe
disabuse ( vt. )

hoof n. ( ) v.
hood ( n. ) hook ( n. )
hoop n. ( )
PhoopP
horizontal adj.
horizon ( n. )
plumb ( adj. )
hormone n. (
)
horm
( )
horme ( n. )
horn n. ( )
trumpet:horntambourine:drum

horhour ( n. ) ology
horology n. ( )
horrhorrible ( adj.
horrendous adj.horriblefrightfuldreadful
)
horrific ( adj. )
hortative adj.hortatory
exhort ( v. ) hortation ( n. )
hortative
hortative:encourageexculpatory:absolve

hortatory adj.hortative
didactic:teachhortatory:urge
horticulture n. (
horticulture ( n. )
)
tree:forestryflower:horticulture
hose ( n. ) pipe (
hosepipe n.v.
n. )
host n. ( )

host:parasitemedium:bacterium
hostile
adj.unfriendlyantagonistic
hostility ( n. )
hotbed
hotbed n. ( )

hovel n. ( ) dwellinghut

palatial:hovelbucolic:city
hover v. ( ) waver
hovercraft ( n. )
hover:plungecrouch:spring
howler n.blunder

hub n. ( ) ( )

hubbub

hubbub n.uproartumultdin

vt., ,

n. ; v.
n., , , ;
v.,
adj.,

n.,

n.(),
, ; v.
n.
adj.
adj., ,
,
adj.,
n.
n.
n.,
; vt. ;
adj., ;
n.
n.
n.(
), ,
v.
n.
n., , ;
n.,
n., ,

hubris n.arrogance
hubris:prideflattery:praise
hub ( n. )
n. , ,
parsimony:frugalhubris:proudhesitation:reluctance
risrise

humility ( n. )
huckster n. (
huckbackster
n. ; v.
) peddlerhawker
huddle v. ( ) n. ( v., , ,
)
;
puddle ( n. )
n.,
n., , ,
hue
hue n. ( )
, , ,

hulk n. ( )
n.,

hull n. ( ) huskv.
n.(),
carapace:turtlehull:seedmembrane:cell
, Hull

human

humble

humble

humbleness
humdrum
humid
humiliation
humility
hummingbird
humor

humorous

hum ( n. ) drum ( n. )

humdrum adj. ( ) monotonousboring

humid adj. ( ) dampmoistwet

humidity ( n. ) moistnessdampness
humiliation n.
catastrophe:mishaphumiliation:embarrassment

humility n.
humility:supplicantresistance:adversary

hubris ( n. ) hauteur ( n. ) panache ( n. )

hummingbird n. (
humming ( vbl. ) bird ( n. )
)
humor v. ( )
indulgen.
chide:pilloryhumor:mollycoddle

humorous adj. ( )
amusingfunnywittycapricious
wag:humorousdolt:stupid

hunch

hunk
hurdle

human n.mankindadj.
humane[SAT] ( adj. ) merciful
malingerer:dutyrecluse:humanity

humble adj. ( )
modestv. ( )
exhume ( vt. ) humility ( n. )
humiliate ( v. ) degrademortify
presumptuous ( adj. ) supercilious ( adj. )
humbleness n.
dour:genialityimpetuous:vacillation[hesitation]bumptious:humblenes
s

hurl ( vt. )

hurl
hurly-burly

hurly ( n. ) burly (
adj. )

hurricane

hurrihurrycanecanhurryca
nhurricane
harridan ( n. ) hurrydan

husband

hurly-burly

( )

husky

husk ( n. ( ) )

hut

huthat ( n. )

hybrid

high
bird

hydrant

hydrant

husband

n.v.
squander ( v. )

v./n.silencesoothequiet
husk ( n. )
din ( n.v. )

husky adj.hoarserough
[corn]seed:huskorange:rind []
delicate ( adj. ) husk ( n. ) core ( n. )
hut

n. ( ) shack

hybrid n. ( )
of unmixed extraction ( ) purebred ( adj. )
hydrant

n.faucetfireplug
hydrogen ( n. )

hydrate n. ( )
v. ( )
hydr
hydroelectric ( adj. )
aerate:oxygenhydrate:water
desiccate ( v. ) sicc ( CCsi )

hydrate

hygiene

n.tumultturmoiluproar

hurricane n. ( )
fire:infernostorm:hurricane
snow:precipitationhurricane:cyclone

hush

hush

Hygeia
high
genehighgene

adj., ,
, ;
vt...., ,

n., ,
adj.
adj.,
,
n.,

n.

n.
n., , ;
vt., ,

adj.,
, ,
,

n., ,
hunch n.
, ;
I had a hunch that he would lose.
vt., ,
Hunch
; vi.,
Narcissus ( n. ) Echo ( n. )

hunk n. ( )
n.<>
chunk
a hunk of bread
n., , , ,
hurdle n. ( ) (
;
) obstaclev.surmount
v.,
(), ()
hurl v./n. ( ) ( )
n.<>[]
scowl:displeasurekiss:affectionhurl:disgust
;

vt.,
exhortation:encouragehurl:insult
, ,

; vi.,

husbandry n.economy
husbandry:dissipatealacrity:procrastinate

prodigality ( n. ) waste ( n. )

husbandry

n., ; adj.,
, ,

hygiene

n. ( )

n.,

n.,

n.

n.

v. ; n.

adj., ,
(),
n.,
n., ,
; adj.,
n.,

n. ;
v.

n.,

hymn

hymnhymnhymn

hymnology ( n. ) hymnbook ( n. )

hyperbole

hyperbole
hyperboleballballhyper

hyperbolic
hypercritical

hypercritical ( adj. )

hymn

n. ( ) paean
hymn:praisedirge:grief

hyperbole n. ( )
hyperactivity ( n. )
playful:banterexaggerated:hyperbole

n., ;
v.

n.[]

hyperbolic adj.
aphoristic:tersehyperbolic:exaggerated

adj.

hypercritical adj. ( ) captious

hypersensitive ( adj. ) sensitive
hypertension ( n. )

adj.,

icicle

hyhyphen n. ( "-"under-sexed
n. ;
phenhyhighphen
( adj. ) )
vt.

hypnotic adj.soporificn.soporific
hyphighnoticnot
hypnosis ( n. )
adj.,

conscious ( adj. ) stimulant ( n. )

; n.
bracing ( adj. )
hypochondria

hypochondria n. (

n.,
)
hypocho

hypocritical adj.
hypocrite[SAT] ( n. ) hypodermic ( adj.n. )
hypocritical ( adj. )

adj.,

epidermis ( n. )
authenticity:fraudulentsincerity:hypercritical

hypotenuse
hypotenuse n. ( )
n.

hypothesis n. (
)
hypothesis ( n. )
hypothetical[SAT] ( adj. )
n.

claim:legitimatedhypothesis:confirmed

ich 1 Ich
ichthyologist n.
n.,

salmon:ichthyologistchameleon:herpetologist

icicle n. ( )
ice ( n. ) icle --->
n.,

icing

ice --->

icing n. ( ) ( )

frosting ( n. )

n.,

iconoclast

icon ( n. ) clast --->

iconoclast n. ( )

iconize ( vt.. )
dogma:iconoclastconvention:maverick

philosopher:cogitateiconoclast:attack

n.,

identification

iden ---> identical (

adj. )

identification n.
disguise:identificationcamouflage:detection

n., , ,

identify v.
anonymous:identifynonchalant:excite

vt., ,
...... ;
v.

hyphen
hypnotic

hypochondria

hypocritical

hypotenuse
hypothesis

ichthyologist

identify
idiosyncrasy
idiot
idolater

idio syn crasy idiosyncrasy n. ( )

---> --->
( ) peculiarityeccentricity

idiom ( n. ) idiopathy ( n. )
idiot n.
idiocy ( n. )
idol ( n. ) icon ( n. )

idolatrous

idyll

Idyll dy illdy ill

n.,
n., ,

idolater n. ( )
reverent:idolatertrusting:dupe

n., ,
,

idolatrous adj.
idolatrize ( v. ) idolize ( vt. )
suspicious:paranoidadmiring:idolatrous

zealous:enthusiasticidolatrous:devoted

esteem:idolatrizefavor:bribe
::

adj.,

idyll n. ( ) (
)
idyll:carefreeordeal:difficult

experience fill with tension ( )

n.,

ignite

ignition
ignoble
ignominious
ignominy

ignorance

ignite v.
igneous ( adj. ) igneous rock
ign
combustible:ignitemalleable:shape

extinguish ( vt. ) douse ( vt. )

ignition n. ( )
( )
ign
astringent:puckerspark:ignition

ig noble ( adj.n. )
ignoble adj. ( )
---> --->
dishonorablemean
ignominious adj. ( )
contemptibledespicable
lofty ( adj. ) honorable ( adj. )
ignominy n. ( ) infamy
ig nomin ---> ---> glory ( n. ) honor ( n.vt. ) esteem ( n. )
respect ( n. )
ignorance n. ( )
ignoramus ( n. ) ignore (
vt. )
ig gnor --->
illuminate:darknesseducate:ignorance

erudition ( n. )
ignorant adj. ( )
erudite ( adj. )

ignorant

ignore

ignore v.disregard
ambiguous:understandblatant:ignore

subtle:ignoresalient:observe

scorn:rejectadulate:flatterdisparage:ignore
::: ( )
illegality n.
legal ( adj. ) legislation ( n. ) illegal (
adj. ) illegitimate ( adj. ) legitimate (
adj.v. )
illegible adj. ( )
illegal ( adj. )
legend ( n. ) dialect ( n.lectleg )

illegality

il leg --->

illegible

il leg ible ---> --->

illiberal

il liberal ( adj. ) -->

illicit

i1 licit ( adj. )

illiteracy

il liter ( ) ---> --->

ill-omened

ill omen ( n., ) --->

ill-omened adj.inauspicious

--->
illumin
ate ( vt. )

illuminate v.clarify ( )
enfranchise:voteilluminate:see

illuminate:darknesseducate:ignorance

obfuscate ( vt. )
illuminati n. ( )
interpreter:translateilluminati:instructhodgepodge:

illuminate

illuminati

illuminating

illumination

illusion

illusive

illiberal adj.intolerantbigoted
illicit adj.unlawfulimproperprohibited
illiteracy n. ( )
literate ( n.adj. ) illiterate ( n.adj. )
illiteracy:educationinequity:redistribution

erudition ( n. )

illuminating adj.
luminant ( adj. )
therapeutic:hospitalilluminating:school

illumination n. (
)
frieze:buildingillumination:manuscript

stylus:marklamp:illuminationapron:protection

squall:commotionflash:illumination

illusion n. ( )
illusion:perceptiongaffe:judgment

nicety:precisionillusion:fantasy

illusive adj.deceptiveillusory
specious:genuinenessillusory:reality

v.,

n.,

adj.
adj., ,

n.

n.,

adj.

vt., ,
[]()

n.,

adj.,

adj., ,
,
,

adj.

n.

adj.,
vt., , ,
, ,
() ;
vi.
n.(),
,

adj., ,

n., , ,
()

n.

adj.(=illusory),
, ,
,

illusory

illustrate

imagination

imaginative
imbecile

imbibe
imbroglio
imbue
imitation

immaculate
immanent
immaterial

immature
immemorial
immense

illusory adj.deceptiveillusive
adj.,
maelstrom:turbulentmirage:illusory
, ,

,
illustrate v. ( )
illustration ( n. ) illustrious (
vt., ,
luster ( n.vt. ) --->
adj. )
, ;

illuminate ( vt. )
vi.
illustrate:picturesparticularize:details

imagination n. (
n., ,
)
, ,
insipid:inventionprosaic:imagination

imaginative adj. ( )
imaginary ( adj. )
adj.,
reportorial ( adj. ) pedestrian ( adj.
)
imbecile adj./n. ( )
adj., ,
imbecility ( n. ) im becility ( n. ) im
; n.,
becbackileill --->
,
imbibe v.absorb ( )
pipe ( n. ) pipe --->
im bibe ---> --->
v.
thirsty:imbibeexhausted:rest

imbroglio n. ( ) entanglementtangle n., ,

im broglio --->
harmony ( n. )
,
imbue v. ( with ) ( ) ( )
v.
be imbued with new ideas
imitation n.
exemplary:imitationculpable:blamereverent:deference
n., , ,

,
paragon[paradigm]:imitatereverence:regard

immaculate adj. ( )
unsoiledimpeccablespotless
macula ( n. )
adj.
maculate ( adj. )
squalor
(
n.
)
im man ---> --->
immanent adj.inherentsubjective
adj., ,

explicit ( adj. ) extrinsic ( adj. ) []()

immaterial adj. ( )
incorporeal
material (
adj.
immaterial:relevancecircuitous:directnessperipheral:center
adj. )

relevant ( adj. ) corporeal ( adj. )

immature adj. ( )
adj.,
mature ( adj. )
immature:developedincipient:realized

immemorial adj. (
adj., ,
)

recent ( adj. )
immense adj.huge (
im mensemeasure ( vt. ) --adj., ,
) 1imitlessinfiniteenormous
> --->
<>
immensity ( n. )
memorial ( n.adj. )

immerse

im mersemerge --->

imminent

im minent ---> --->

immobilize

mobilize ( v. )

immoderate

moderate ( adj. )
im mo late --->

morality ( adj.n. ) moral (

adj.n. )

immolate
immorality
immortal

im mort al ---> --->

immovable

movable ( adj. )

immune

immerse v. ( ) submerge (
) engross

vt.,

imminent adj. ( ) impending

adj.,
eminent ( adj. ) prominent ( adj. )
immobilize v. ( )
immobility ( n. )
splint:immobilizeduct:convey

immoderate adj. ( )
extreme

v.

adj.

immolate v. ( )

vt., ,

immorality n.

n.,

immortal adj. ( )
deathlesseverlasting
postmortem ( adj. ) mortify ( v. )
immovable adj. ( )
steadfast
immune adj. ( )
exempt
overexposure:jadedvaccination:immune

having no resistance ( )

adj.
adj., ,

adj.

immunity

immunize
immure

im mur e ---> --->

immutable

mutable ( adj. )

imp

im p ---> (
)
impI'm p ---> ( )

immunity n. ( ) (
) exemption
soporific:sleepvaccinating:immunity

susceptibility ( n. ) liability (
n. )
immunize v. ( )
fertilize:growimmunize:resist

immure v.imprisonseclude
mural ( adj.n. ) demur ( v. )
release ( n./v. ) liberate ( v. )
immutable adj. ( ) unchangeable
mutation ( n. ) commute ( v. )
immutable:alteredimplacable:propitiated

transitory:endureimmutable:change

variab
imp n. ( )
insensitive:boormischievous:imp

impact n. ( ) collision (
)
earplug:noiseshield:impact

impair v. ( )
damagereduce
impairment ( n. ) repair ( n./v. )

n.

vt., ,

vt., ,
...

adj., ,
,

n., , ;
vt., ,
n., , ,
, ; vt.,
, ,
...

impact

im pact ---> -->

impair

im pair . --->

impale

im pale ( adj. )

impale [SAT]v. ( ) ( )

vt.,
()...
, ,
()

impalpable

palpable ( adj. )

impalpable n.intangible
palpitate ( v. )

adj.,
,

impart

im part ---> --->

impart v.revealdisclose
part ---> --->

vt.(),
, ,

impartial

partial ( adj. )

impartial adj.unprejudiced

adj.,

impasse

im passe --->
--->

impasse n. ( ) deadlock

n.

impassioned

passion ( n. )

impassive

im pass ive --->

impeach

adj.

adj.

impassiveness n.
ebullience ( n. ) lience --->

impassiveness

impatience

impassioned
adj.passionatefieryardentfervent
impassive adj. ( ) stolidphlegmatic
impassioned ( adj. )
fearless:dauntimpassive:perturb

impasse:perturbvoracious:satisfy

v.

patience ( n. )

impatience n.
forbearance ( n. )

peach ( n.vt. ) peach

impeach v.accuse ( )

impeachment ( n. )

n.

vt.[], ,
<>,

impeccable

im pecc able --->

impeccable adj.faultlessflawlessperfect
peccadillo ( n. )
boundless:limitsterile:bacteria[germ]indolent:stir

adj.,

impecunious

im pecu nious ---> im

pe cu ni ous -->

impecunious adj.penniless
peculate ( v. ) pecuniary ( adj. )
foolish:discretionimpecunious:money

pelf:impecuniousexperience:gre

adj.(),
,

im ped e ---> -->

impede v. ( . )
centipede ( n. ) podiatry ( n. ) impediment[SAT] (
n. ) obstacle
blandishment:cajoleobstacle:impede

assist ( v. ) abet ( vt. ) facili

v.

impede

impel

im pel --->

impending

impend ( vi. )

impenetrable

penetrable ( adj. )

impenitent

penitent ( adj.n. )
penItent10 pen --->

imperative

imperceptible

perceptible ( adj. )

imperfection

perfect ( adj. )

imperil

peril ( n. ) per
ilill --->

imperious

imper ious ---> --->

imperiousness

impel v. ( ) ( )
forcecompelurgedrivepropelpush
dispel ( vt. ) compel ( vt. )
restrain ( vt. )
impending adj. ( )
imminent
imminent
remote ( adj. )
impenetrable
adj.unfathomableinscrutableincompr
ehensible
pierce:impenetrableprofane:inviolable

change:immutablesubdue:impenetrable

vt., , ,
,

n.

adj.

impenitent adj.unrepentant
adj., ;
rueful ( adj. )
n.,
imperative adj. (
n., , ,
)
, ;
peremptorycompellingurgent
adj., ,
imper imperial ( adj. )
, ,
imperator ( n. ) emperor ( n. )
,
question:interrogativeorder:imperative
[]

imperceptible adj. (
adj.,
)
,
imperfection n.blemish
purify:imperfectioncertify:doubtfulness

n.,
impeccable:faultunblemished:imperfection

imperil v. ( ) endanger
imperious adj.overbearingarrogantdictatorial
imperious:fawnswagger:self-depreciate

imperious:servilebellicose:peaceablerash:circumspective

imperiousness n.
fawn:imperiousnessequivocate:directnesselaborate:sketch

impermanent adj.temporary
opportune:convenienceimpermanent:transience

vt.,

adj.

impermanent

permanent ( adj. ) per

manent

impermeability

permeable ( adj. )
meable ---> --->

impermeability n.
indelibility:erasureimpermeability:passage

opacity:lightimpermeability:fluid

n.,

impersonal

im person ( n. ) al --->
--->

impersonal adj.

adj.

impersonate

personate ( vt. ) person (

n. )

impersonate v. ( ) .mimic
impersonator ( n. )

vt., , ,

impertinence

pertinence ( n. )

impertinence n.rudeness
respect ( v./n. ) relevance ( n. )

n., ,

impertinent

pertinent ( adj. )

imperturbable

perturb ( v. )

impervious

pervious ( adj. )
vious

impetuosity

impertinent adj. ( )
saucyinsolentimpudentirrelevant
impertinent:proprietykeen:obtusenessperturb:serenity

obeisant ( adj. )
imperturbable adj.impassive
chary:cautionimperturbable:composure

restive ( adj. ) ticklish ( adj. )

testiness ( n. ) ---> imperturbability ---> volatility ( n. )
impervious adj.
invincible:subduedimpervious:damaged

impervious:penetrateineluctable:avoidindefensible:excused

impetuosity n.
hesitance ( n. ) vacillation ( n. )

adj.,

adj., ,

adj.,

adj.,
,
,

n., ,

impetuous

impetus

im pet us --->

--->

impiety

piety ( n. )

impinge

im pin ( n. )
ge --->

implacable

placable ( adj. ) placid ( adj.

) placate ( v. )

implant

im plant ( v. ) --->

implausible

plausible ( adj. )

impetuous adj. ( )
impulsive
impetuous:vacillation[hesitation patience] bumptious:humbleness

impertinent:propriety
[]
impetuous:hesitateirrepressible:servile

adj., ,

impetus n.incentiveimpulsestimulus
competitor ( n. )

n.,

impiety n.
devoutness ( n. )
impinge v. ( onupon )
infringeencroachcollide
Do not impinge on my privacy.
implacable adj.
implacable:appeaseindomitable:subdue

implacable:compromisehonest:swindle

implant v. ( )
inculcate
implausible adj.
believable ( adj. ) verisimilar (
adj. )

adj.,

implement

im ple ment --->

--->

implement n.v. ( )
fulfillaccomplishenforce
deplete ( vt. ) replete ( adj. )
foil ( vt. )

n., ; vt.,
; v.

implicate

im plic ate ---> -->

implicate v. ( in ) ( ) imply
implication ( n. ) complicate ( v. )

vt., ,
; n.

implicit

im plic ---> --->

adj., ,
, ,
,

implode

im plode ---> --->

implore

im plore ---> -->

implicit adj. ( )
( )
explicit ( adj. )
implode v. ( )
implosion ( n. )
contract:implodedescend:plummet

collapse:implodedivide:sunder

rapid outward movement ( )

implore v.beseechbegentreat
deplore ( v. )

imply

implicate ( vt. )

imply v. ( )

vt.,

impolitic

politic ( adj. ) apolitical (

adj. )

impolitic adj.unwiseinjudicious

adj., ,
,

imponderable

ponder ( v. )

imponderable adj. ( ) ( )

ponderous ( adj. )

adj.

import

im port --->

import v./n. ( ) n.
portable ( adj. )
smuggler:importembezzler:appropriate

n.(),
, , ,
; vt., ,
..., ,
; vi.,

importune

im port
tune ( n. ) --->
--->

importune v. ( )
importunate[SAT] ( adj. )
importune:requestpry:inquiry

v.

impose

im pose --->
--->

impose v.
dispose ( v. )
imposing ( adj. ) ---> modest ( adj. )
impossibility n.
vagary:predictimpossibility:execute

vt., , ...
; vi., ,

impostor

im post or --->
--->

impostor n. ( )
impostor:identityusurper:authorizationbarbarian:property
:

n.

impotent

potent (
adj. )

impotent adj.weak
pot pot
clout ( n. )

adj., ,
, []

impoverish v.
poverty ( n. )

vt.,

impoverish

im pover ish --->

--->
impoverpowerishpower
sh --->

n., ,

v.

v.
adj.,

vi.,

vt.,

imprecation

im precpray ( v. ) ation --> --->

imprecation n. ( ) curse
deprecate ( vt. )

n.,

imprecise

precise ( adj.n. )

imprecise adj.
nice ( adj. )

adj.,

imprecision

imprecision n.
exactitude ( n. )

n.,

impregnable

pregnable ( adj. ) pregn

able ---> --->

impregnable adj. ( ) ( )

pregnant ( adj. )

adj.,
,
,

impresario

impresar ( emprise ) io
o --->

impresario n. ( ) (
)
impresario:entertainmentbroker:trade

n.(),
, ,

impress

im press ( n./v. ) ---> --->

impress v.
grandstand:impressequivocate:deceive

vt., ,

impressed
imprint
imprisonment
improbity
impromptu

impropriety

improvidence

improvise

imprudent

impudent

impugn

impuissance
impulse
impunity
impurity
imputation
inadvertence
inadvertent
inalienable

impressed adj.
impressionable ( adj. )
apologize:contritecompliment:impressed

imprint v. ( ) (
im print ( v. ) --->
. )
imprison ( vt. ) prison ( n. )
imprisonment n.
probity ( n. ) pro bity
improbity n.dishonesty

prob ity ---> --->

honesty ( n. )
im promptu ---> impromptu adj. (
-->
) offhandextemporaneous
im promptuprompt ( vt.
ad-lib:impromptuaside:divergent
)

impropriety n.
improper ( adj. ) proper (
propriety ( n. )
adj. )
decorum ( n. )
improvidence n. (
) thriftless
providence ( n. )
improvident ( adj. ) provident ( adj. )
provide ( v. )
fervor:zealotimprovidence:spendthrift

im pro vise ---> --improvise v. ( ) extemporize

>
text:extemporizescore:improvise
im proviseprovide ( v. ) --->

--->
rite ( n. ) ---> improvised act ( )
imprudent adj.indiscreet
prudent ( adj. ) pull dent
apathetic:emotionimprudent:discretion
out

judicious ( adj. )
impudent adj.saucy
im pudency ( n. ) --->
insolentimpertinentshameless
--->
imprudent impudent
im pud ---> --->
impudent imprudent
r
impugn v. ( . ) deny
pugnacious ( adj. )
im pugn ---> --->
champion ( vt. ) vindicate ( vt. ) endorse (
v. ) extol ( v. ) uphold ( vt. )
puissance ( n. )
power ( n. )
impuissance n. ( ) weakness
im --->
clout ( n. )

impulse n. ( )
im pulse ---> --->

impunity n. ( )
punitypenalty ( n. )
punitive ( adj. )
imputation ( n. )
impurity n.
purity ( n. )
winnow:chafffilter:impurities

impute ( vt. ) im pute

. --->
imputation n.accusationattribution
imputinput ( v. ) e
impute to ( v. ) attribute
--->
advertence ( n. ) advert (
inadvertence n.oversightslip
v.n. )
careful attention ( )
inadvertent adj.heedless
advertent ( adj. )
intentional ( adj. ) advertent ( adj. ) --->
inattentive ( adj. )
alienable ( adj. ) alien (
inalienable adj. ( )
adj. )
inalienable:surrenderedimplacable:propitiated
in alien able ---> --->

v.
n.
n.,
n., ;
adj. ;
adv.,

n.,

n.

v.

adj.,

adj.,
,

v.

n.,
n., , ,
; vt.
n., ,
n., , ,

n., , ,
, , ,
n.,
,
adj., ,

adj.()
,

inane

I nan
e

inanimate

animate ( v.adj. )
animal ( n. )

inapparent

apparent ( adj. )

inappropriate

appropriate ( adj. )

inaugurate

in augur ( v. ) ate --->

--->

inauguration
inborn

in born ---> --->

incandescent

in cand escent . --->

--->

incantation

cant ( n. ) ""
incantation --->

incarcerate

capable ( adj. ) incapacity (

n. )
in carcerprison ate --->
in car --->

incarnate

in carn ate --->

incendiary

in cendcand iary --->

--->

incense

--->
in censecand --->
--->

incentive

in centcant ive --->

--->

inception

in cept ion ---> --->

concept inception

incertitude

certitude ( n. ) certain (
adj. )

incessant

in cesscease ( v. ) ant --->

incapable

inch

inchoate
incidence
incinerate

incipient

incision
incisive

inane adj.emptyvoid
inanity ( n. )
obsessed:attractedrash:adventurousinane:clumsy

meaningful ( adj. ) pregnant ( adj. )

substantiated ( adj. ) exp
inanimate adj.lifeless
unanimous ( adj. )
ephemeral:enduringinanimate:living

inapparent adj.
ostensible ( adj. )
inappropriate adj.
germane ( adj. ) apt ( adj. )
inaugurate v. ( ) install (
) ( )
initiatecommence
inaugural ( adj.n. )
inaugurate:presidentinstall:officialcrown:king
inauguration n.
inauguration:officialmatriculation:student

inborn adj.innate
endemic:regioninborn:individual

incandescent adj. ( )
ardent
candid ( adj. ) incandescence ( n. )
dull ( adj. )
incantation n.[SAT] ( ) (
)
talisman:objectincantation:utterance

adj.

adj.,
,
adj.,
adj.,
vt., ,
,
()
.
n.,
adj., ,

adj.,

n.

incapable adj.incompetent

adj.,

incarcerate v. ( ) imprisonconfine
liberate ( v. )
incarnate adj.
carnage ( n. ) carnal ( adj. )
incorporeal ( adj. )
incendiary adj.
insurgent:rebelincendiary:agitate

vt...., ,

vt., ,
; adj.,
,
adj., ;
n., ,

incense n. ( ) v.
incentive ( n.adj. )
propitiate ( v. )

n., ;
vt.

incentive n. ( )
motiveadj.
cant ( n. )
deterrent ( n. )
inception n.commencement
concept ( n. ) accept ( v. )
inception:terminationmatriculation:graduation

incertitude n.uncertaintydoubt
certify ( v. )
incessant adj.
concession ( n. ) cessation ( n. )
interrupted ( adj. )
inch v.
inch:move[advance]drawl:speakaccrete:grow[growth]

inch ( n. ) o ate
inchoate adj. ( ) incipient (
---> -- )
>
immature:developedincipient [inchoate]:realized
in choatechocolate

--->
in cid ence ---> --->
incidence n.occurrence ( of )

accident ( n. )
incinerate v. ( . ) cremate
cinerary ( adj. )
in ciner ate ---> --->
singe:incinerateerode:destruction

incipient adj.
immature:developedincipient [inchoate]:realized
in cip ient ---> --->

incipient:realizedtangible:indefinitemoribund:dead
:
incision n. ( ) cutgash
incise ( vt. ) cise concise ( adj. )
suture ( n./v. )
incisive adj. ( )
cise in
keenpenetrating

n. ; adj.

n.,
n., ,

adj.,

n.(=1/12)

adj., ,

n.,
, []
vi....,

adj.

n., ,
adj., ,

incisor

in cise ---> --->

incite

in cite ---> --->

incite excite

inclement

clement ( adj. )

inclination

incline ( n./v. ) cline

include

incisor n. ( )
incite v.foment
excite ( vt. ) recite ( v. )
instigator:incitebully:browbeat

exhortation:motivatepersiflage:incite

pacify ( vt.
inclement adj. ( ) ( ) stormy (
roughsevereunmerciful
draconian:inclemencyfret:vexation

inclemency:evade

balmy ( adj. ) mild ( adj. )

inclination n.preference
decline ( v./n. ) inclined ( adj.. )
disposedwillingtending
include v.
omit ( vt. )
incogitant adj.inconsiderate
incogitant:thoughtfulrestive:calm

n.

vt.,

adj.,

n., , ,
,
vt.,

incogitant

cogitate ( v. ) G --->

incognito

in cogn ito ---> --->

incognito adj./n. ( ) pseudonym

incognizant ( adj. ) recognize ( vt. )

incoherent

coherent ( adj. )

incoherent adj. ( ) ( )
disjointed

adv.,
; adj..
,
adj.,

incommensurate

commensurate ( adj. )
mensurate ( vt. )

incommensurate adj.

adj.,

incommodious
incommunicativ
e
incompatible

commodious ( adj. )

incommodious adj. ( )

communicative ( adj. )

incommunicative adj.reservedtaciturn

compatible ( adj. ) com

pati --->

incompatible adj. ( )
( )

incompetent

competent ( adj. )

incompetent adj.

inconceivable

conceivable ( adj. )
conceive ( v. )

incongruent

congruous ( adj. ) congruent

( adj. )

inconsequential

consequential (
adj. )

inconsiderable

consider ( vt. )

inconceivable adj. (
)
incongruent adj.incongruous
incongruent:conformrecalcitrant:obeyscatter:overlap

inconsequential
adj.unimportanttrivial
apocalyptic:propheticinconsequential:illogical

crucial ( adj. )
inconsiderable adj. ( )
inconsiderate ( adj. ) considerate (
adj. )

inconsistency
inconsolable
inconsonant
inconstancy

consistency ( n. ) con
sist --->
consolable ( adj. )
console ( vt. )
consonant ( adj. ) con son
ant ---> --->
constancy ( n. ) con
stant ---> --->

inconsistency n.
inconsolable adj. ( )
inconsonant adj.discordant
in agreement ( )
inconstancy n. ( )
persistence ( n. ) stability ( n. )

incontestable

contest ( n.v. )

incontestable adj.indisputableunquestionable

incontinent

continent ( n.adj. )

incontinent adj. ( ) unchaste

controvert ( v. )

incontrovertible
adj.incontestableunquestionable
incontrovertible:disputeduntenable:defended

ravenous:satisfiedintrepid:feared

incontrovertible

incorporate

incorrigibility

adj.,

a, ,
.
adj.,

adj.,
,
adj.,
; n.
adj.,

adj.

adj.,

adj.,
n.
adj.,

adj.,
,
n.
adj.,
,

adj.,
, ,
[] ;
adv.,

adj.,
,

adj., ,
; vt.,
incorporate v. ( )
corporate ( adj. ) corpor
,
corporal ( adj. ) corporeal ( adj. )

; vi., ,
incorporeal ( adj. )
; vt.[],

incorrigibility n.
n.
tractability ( n. )

incorrigible

corrigible ( adj. ) correct (

adj.vt. )

incredulous

corrupt ( adj.v.
)
credulous ( adj. ) cred ulous -->

increment

increase ( v. )

incorruptible

incriminate

crime ( n. )

incrustation

crust ( n. )

incubation

incubator
incubus
inculcate
inculpate
incumbent
incur
incurable
incuriosity

indebted
indecipherable

cipher ( n. )

indecorous

decorous ( adj. ) d cor ( n. )

indefatigable
indefinite
indelibility

indelible

indemnity

indentation
indenture
indescribable
indicative
indices

incrustation n. ( )

adj.,

adj.,
,
adj.,
n.,
vt...., ,

n., , ,

incubation n. ( )
incubate ( v. ) in cub --->

n., ,
--->
incubus ( n. ) concubine ( n. )
latency:responseincubation:disease
incubator n. ( )
( )
n., ,
greenhouse:plantincubator:infant

( )
incubus n.[SAT]nightmareburden
n.,

in cub us
inculcate v. ( )
in culccult ate --->
v.
implantindoctrinateinstill
--->
cultivate ( vt. )
inculpate v. ( )
in cu1p ate ---> ( )
culprit ( n. )
vt....,

exonerate ( vt. ) absolve ( v. ) exculpate (

v. )
in cumb ---> ( )
incumbent n. ( ) adj.
adj.,
--->
encumber ( v. ) recumbent ( adj. )
...
in cur ---> incur v. ( ) ( )
v.
-->
incur occur ( vi. )
curable ( adj. )
incurable adj. ( )
adj.
curious ( adj. )
in cur sion ---> --->

in debt ( n. ) --->

incursion

incorrigible adj.ineradicable
incorrigible:reformedinscrutable:understood

incorrigible:amendirradicable:remove

tractable ( adj.
incorruptible adj. ( )
venal ( adj. )
incredulous adj.disbelieving
incredible ( adj. )
increment n. ( )
accretion ( n. ) incretion ( n. )
incriminate v. ( to involve )
exonerate ( vt. )

fatigue ( n.v. ) fat

fatigue
definite ( adj. )

incuriosity n.
incursion n. ( )
retreat ( n./v. )
indebted adj. ( )
I am greatly indebted to you for your help.
indecipherable adj.
indecipherable:decodedunmanageable:controlled

indecorous adj. ( )
indecorous:proprietyboorish:sensitivity

seemly ( adj. )
indefatigable adj.untiringtireless
indefinite adj.vagueuncertainundecided

n.,
n.,
adj.,
adj.,

adj.
adj.
adj., ,
[]

indelibility n.
indelibility:erasureimpermeability:passage
n.,

erasability ( n. )
indelible adj.
indelible:forgetastounding:expect
adj.,
in deldelete ible

erasable ( adj. )
indemnity n. ( ) ( )

in demndamn ity --->

indemnify ( v. ) reimbursecondemn ( vt. )
n., , ,

indemnification ( n. ) recompensereparation
,
mollification:sootheindemnity:secure
n.v.
indent ( n.vi.notch indentation n. ( ) ( ) n., , ,
) dent
dentist ( n. )

dent

indenture n. ( )
n.

contract

describe ( vt. )
indescribable adj. ( )
adj.
indicative adj. ( of )
in dic ---> --Is a high forehead indicative of great mental
adj.( of) ,
>
power?
,
dictionary ( n. )
indices n.index
n.index
index ( n.vt. )
delete ( vt. )

indict

in dict ---> --->

indifferent

different ( adj.
)

indigenous

in di gen ous --->

--->
in dig --->

indigent

in dig ent ---> --->

indignant

in dign --->

indiscernible

discernible ( adj. ) discern (

v. )

indiscretion

indiscreet ( adj. )
discreet ( adj. ) discrete (
adj. ) e

indiscriminate

discriminate ( v. )

indispensability

dispensable ( adj. )
indispensable (
adj.unavoidable )

indisposed

disposed ( adj. ) dispose (

v. )

indisputable
indistinguishabl
e

distinguish ( v. )

indite

X
indite

indivisible
indocile
indoctrinate
indolent
indomitable
indubitable
inducement
induct

indulge

indulgence
indulgent
indurate
industriousness

indict v.accusecharge
dictator ( n. ) dictation ( n. )
indict:accused
:
exculpate ( v. )
indifferent adj.detacheddisinterested
avid ( adj. ) avi d fervor ( n. )
zealot ( n. ) enraptured ( adj. )
indigenous adj.nativeinnate
acquired ( adj. ) foreign ( adj. )
exotic ( adj. ) nonnative ( adj. )
indigent adj.impoverished
indigenous ous indigent
indigent:wealthredundant:indispensability

affluent ( adj. )
indignant adj.
dignity ( n. ) indign ( adj. )
indignity ( n. )
indiscernible adj.imperceptible
indiscretion n. ( )
imprudenceinjudiciousness
overdose:prescriptionindiscretion:convention

indiscriminate adj.unselective
fastidious ( adj. )
indispensability n.
indigent:wealthredundant:indispensability

indispensable ---> trivial ( adj. )

indisposed adj.unwillingdisinclined
He seems indisposed to help.
indisputable adj.undeniable
refutable ( adj. )
indistinguishable adj.imperceptiblevague
indistinguishable:confoundequivalent:interchange

indite v. ( ) write ( ) compose

indict ( vt. ) in dict

indivisible adj.
easily fragment ( )
docile ( adj. )
indocile adj. ( ) recalcitrant
indoctrinate v. ( ) imbue. ( )
in doctrine ( n. ) --->
stickler:exactpedagogue:indoctrinate
--->

in dol ent --->

indolent adj.idlelazy
--->
condolence ( n. )
in do lent --->
rectitude:transgressionindolence:diligencekeen:obtuse
--->

indomitable adj.unyieldingunconquerable
dominate ( v. )
implacable:appeaseindomitable:subdue

indubitable adj.unquestionable
in dubitdoubt ( n./v. ) able --->
dubitation ( n. )

questionable ( adj. )
inducement n. ( )
induce ( vt. ) duce
incentive

indite ( v. ) indict ( v. )
induct v. ( ) install (
in duct ---> -- )
>
viaduct ( n. )
indulge v. ( ) (
.
)
in dull ( adj. )
embarrass:mortifyindulge:mollycoddle
ge

indulge:asceticrestrain:libertine
indulgence n.
glutton:overindulgenceascetic:self-denial

asceticism ( n. )
indulgent adj. lenient
martinet ( ) ---> indulgent individual ( )
ascetic ( adj. ) Draconian ( adj. ) spartan ( adj. )
indurate v. ( )
in dur ate ---> durable ( adj. )
-->
soften ( v. )
industriousness n. ( )
industrious ( adj. ) diligent
industriousness:activityfastidiousness:selectivity
industry ( n. )

sedulity ( n. ) ---> lack of industriousness ( )

in divisible ( adj. )

vt., , ,

adj.

adj.

adj.,

adj.,
adj.,
n., , ,

adj.,

n.

adj.,
adj.,

adj.,

vt.(,),
,
adj.,

adj.
v.

adj.,

adj.,

adj.,
,
n., , ,

v.

v.

n.

adj.

v.

inebriate

in ebri ate ---> -->

ebrie
bribring --->

inebriate v.intoxicaten.drunkard
inebriety ( n. ) inebriant ( adj.n. )

v.

inedible

edible ( adj. )

inedible adj.

adj.,

ineffable

effable ( adj. ) fable (

n. )

ineffable adj.taboo
ineffable:descriptionirradicable:obliterate

adj.,
,

ineffaceable

efface ( v. )

ineffaceable adj.indelible

ineffective

effective ( adj. ) effect ( n. ) fect

inelastic
inelasticity
ineligible
ineluctable
ineptitude
inequity
inerrancy

inert

inertia

inestimable
inevitable
inexcusable
inexhaustible
inexorable

inexpedient
inexpiable
inexplicable
inexplicit
inextricable
infallible
infamous
infamy
infantry

adj.,

adj.,
()

ineffective adj.
inefficacious ( adj. ) fic
inelastic adj.unyieldingunadaptable
elastic ( adj. )
adj.
ephemeral:endureinelastic:stretch

inelasticity n.
n.
resilience ( n. )
eligible ( adj. )
ineligible adj. ( )
adj.
ineluctable adj.certaininevitable
in eluctable --->
adj.,
irrevocable:repeal impervious:penetrate insufferable:tolerate
elude ( v. )

ineptitude n.
inept ( adj. ) ept (
bent ( n. ) finesse ( n. )
n.
adj. )
inept ( adj. ) ---> judicious ( ) proficient ( adj.
) masterful ( adj. )
inequity n.injusticeunfairness
equity ( n. ) equal ( adj. )
n.,
illiteracy:educationinequity:redistribution

inerrancy n.infallibility
errancy ( n. )
n.
fallibility ( n. )
inert adj. ( )
lethargic
in ertart ---> --->
ephemeral:endureinert:reactineffectual:proceed
adj., ,

active ( adj. ) dynamic ( adj. )

reactant ( n. ) ---> inert mate
inertia n. ( ) (

)
n.,
persistence:vacillateinertia:react

the tendency to change motion ( ) activity (

n. ) reactant ( n. )
estimable ( adj. ) estimate (
inestimable adj.invaluable
adj.,
v./n. )
inevitable adj. ( )
predictable
inevitable:chanceabsolute:variability
adj.,

untenable:defendedinevitable[ineluctable]:avoided
adj.,
excuse ( vt.n. )
inexcusable adj.

exhaust ( vt. )
inexhaustible adj.
adj.
inexorable adj.relentless
exorable ( adj. )
oration ( n. )
ora ex ble ---> --inexorable:dissuasionindomitable:conquest
adj.
>

relenting ( adj. )
expedient ( adj.n. ) ex ped
inexpedient adj.inadvisableunwise
adj.

expiable ( adj. )
expiate ( vt.vi. ) ex piate
adj.,
inexpiable adj. ( )
ex

pi
explicable ( adj. )
inexplicable adj.
adj.
explain ( v. )
explicit ( adj. ) implicit (
inexplicit adj.
adj.
adj. )
extricable ( adj. ) extricate (
adj.,
inextricable adj. ( )
vt. ) ex tric
,
adj.,
fallible ( adj. )
infallible adj.dependable
;
n.
infamous adj.notoriousscandalousoutrageous
famous ( adj. ) fame ( n. )
adj.
estimable ( adj. )
infamy n.
n., ,
good repute ( )
infant ( n. ) try
infantry n. ( )
n.,

--->

infatuation

infatuated ( adj. )
fatuous ( adj. ) fat

infection

infelicitous

felicitous (
adj. ) felicity (
n. ) felic
fe li citycity

infelicity
infer

in fer --->

infernal

infem ( ) al

inferno

infertile
infest
infidelity
infiltrate

infinite

infinity
infirm
inflame
inflammation

inflate

inflict
influx
informality
informer
infraction
infringe

infuriate

infuse

infer
nono

911
inferyes
--->
inferior ( adj. ) -->
fertile ( adj. ) infertility (
n. )
in festpest ( n. )
--->
in fid infidel[SAT] (
adj.n. )

infatuation n. ( )
sabbatical:leaveflattering:infatuation

odium ( n. )
infection n.
antibiotic:infectioncoagulant:bleeding

septic ( adj. ) ---> free of infection ( )

infelicitous adj.unfortunate ( )

happy ( adj. )

n., ,

n.[] , ,
,

adj., ,

infelicity n.
n., ,
appropriateness ( n. )
infer v. ( ) conjecture ( ) surmise
v.
tacit:inferencoded:decode

infernal adj. ( of hell ) ( hatefuloutrageous )

adj.,
inferior ( )

inferno n. (
)
infernal ( adj. )
fire:inferno

n.,

infertile adj.sterilebarren

adj., ,
,

infest v. ( conger )

v.

infidelity n. ( )

n.

infiltrate v. ( ) ( )
filtrate ( v. ) filter (
infiltrate:enterinsinuate:sayconspire:planstalk:follow
v.
n.vt. )

infinite adj.
infinitesimal ( adj.n. ) finite ( adj. )
n.(
infinite:exhaustdiscrete:overlap
), [] ;
in fin ---> --->

adj., ,
unique:precedentinfinite:end
,

infinity n.
n.,
bounded space ( )
firm ( n.adj. ) infirmity
infirm adj.
adj., ,
( n. )
hale ( adj. )

inflame v. ( ) ( )
flame ( n. ) inflamed (
v.

adj. )
inflammable ( adj. )
inflammation n. ( )
n., , ,
mollification ( n. )
[],
inflate v. ( )
inflated ( adj. ) pompousbombasticdeflate (
vt., ,
vt. ) conflate ( v. ) con flate
(), ;
--->
vi.,
inflate:burstpull:tear

minimize ( vt.. )
inflict v.. ( ) afflict
in flict ---> --->
v.
afflict ( vt. ) conflict ( n. ) infliction (
n. )
influx n. ( )
flux ( v. )
n.
exodus ( n. )
formality ( n. )
informality n.
n.
n., ,
inform ( v. )
informer n. ( )

infraction n. ( ) violationinfringement
n.,
fract ---> --->
refractory ( adj. ) fraction ( n. )
in fringe ( n. ) --->
infringe v. ( ) ( )
v., ,
---> --->
violatetrespass

infuriate v. ( ) enrage
infuriate:ragecommend:esteemnonplus:perplexity
in furifury ( n. ) ate --:::
adj. ; vt.
>
scrounge:possession
v.:n.
infuse v. ( with ) instillimpart ( )
vt., ,
inspire:infuseobliterate:remove
in fuse ---> --->
(),

, ; vi.,
drain away ( ) refuse ( vt. ) extract ( v. )

ingenious
ingenue
ingenuity

ingenuous

ingest
ingrained
ingrate

ingratiate

ingredient
ingress
inhabit
inhale
inherent

inhibit

inhibition
inhibitor
inhumane
inimical
inimitable
iniquity

initiate

injection

injunction

inkling

ingenious adj. ( ) originalinventive

adj.,
ingenuous ( adj. ) U
, ,
ingeniousI IQ

prosaic ( adj. )
ingenue n.
ingenuousU
n.,
ing nue:sophisticationcynic:trustfulness
--->

ingenuity n.originality
diplomat:tactinventor:ingenuity
n., , ,

lack of inventiveness ( )
ingenuous adj.artlesscandid
shiftless:ambitionimpeccable:flawingenuous:guile
adj., ,

ingenuous:dissembleraffish:preenpolite:snub

ingest v.
in gest ---> --congestion ( n. ) digest ( v. )
vt., ,
>
expel ( v. ) disgorge ( v. ) excrete (
vt. )
in grain
ingrained adj. ( )
adj.,
( n. ) ---> --->
easily to change ( ) extrinsic ( adj. )
,
ingrate n.
in grate --->
n. ;
ingratitude ( n. )

adj.,
thankful person ( )
ingratiate v. ( )
camouflage:deceptionflattery:ingratiating
in grati ate --->

vt.,
--->
ingratiating:win favordisingenuous:deceive

in gredgreedy ( adj.
ingredient n. ( ) constituent
n.,
) ient ---> --->

ingress n.
n., ,
in gress --->
digress ( v. )

inhabit v.
vt., ,
inhabitant ( n. )
,
inhale v.
in hale --->
vt. ; vi.
exhale ( v. ) hale ( adj. )
inherit ( vt. )
inherent adj.innateinborn
adj., ,
in here --inheritor ( n. )

>
extrinsic ( adj. )
inhibit v.prohibitforbid
inhabit inhibit ( hibit ) inhibited (
, ,
adj. )
[][]
exhibit ( n./v. ) prohibit ( vt. )
foment ( vt. ) catalyze ( vt. ) further ( vt. )
inhibition n. ( )
n., , ,
abandon:inhibitiontranquility:agitation

inhibitor n. ( )
n.[],
catalyst ( n. )
humane ( adj. )
inhumane adj.brutal
adj.
inimical adj.adversehostile
enemy ( n.adj. )
adj.
friendly ( adj. ) amiable ( adj. ) amicable (
adj. ) amenable ( adj. )
inimitable adj.matchless
indubitable:questioninimitable:copy
adj.,
imitate ( vt. )

,
ordinary ( ) commonplace ( )
iniquity n.wickedness
in iquitequal --->
n.
iniquitous ( adj. )
rectitude ( n. ) disinterestedness ( n. )
initiate v.. ( )
initiative ( n. )
eccentric:conventionaldoyen:uninitiated
vt., , ;
initial ( adj.n. )

v.,
initial:realizedtangible:indefinitemoribund:dead
:
n., ,
inject ( vt. ) in ject --(),
injection n.
> --->
(,
)
n., ,
in junction ( n. )
injunction n. ( ) [](

enjoin ( vt. )

)
inkling n. ( )
ink ( n. ) ling --->
inkling:indicationlapse:error
n., ,

inkling:knowledgemodicum:quantity

in gen ious --->

--->

innate
innocence

in nate --->
---> inn ( n. )
ate inn
innocent ( adj. ) in no
cent

innocuous

in nocnox --->

innovation

novation ( n. ) novel (
n.adj. )

innovative

innate adj.inbredcongenitalhereditaryinherent
natality ( n. )
innocence n.
in nocnox ---> --->
guilt ( n. ) culpable ( ) ---> innocent (
adj. )
innocuous adj. ( ) harmless
obnoxious ( adj. )
placebo:innocuoussalve:unctuousvenom:noxious

noxious ( adj. ) caustic ( adj. ) injurious ( adj.

innovation n.
contumacious:authority reactionary [hidebound
conservative]:change
[innovationnovelty]
[][]
innovative adj.
derivative ( adj. )

adj.,

n.

adj., ,
,

n.,

adj.,
()
n.(),
() ; vi. ;
vt.,

innuendo

in nuendonuance ( n. )
innuendo n.insinuation
nu ---> -endogenous ( adj. ) insinuate ( v. )
->

inoculate

in ocul ate ---> --->

I nocul
ate
cultivate ( vt. )
Inocu
late

inoculate v. ( )

vt.,

inoffensive

offensive ( adj. )

inoffensive adj.unobjectionable

adj., ,
,

in ordinorder ( n.
) ate --->
quiet ( adj.n.vt.
)

inordinate adj. ( )
immoderateexcessive
inquietude n.restlessnessuneasinessdisquietude
inquiry n. ( )
inquire ( v. ) inquisition ( n. )
inquisitive ( adj. ) prying
importune:requestpry:inquiry

confidence:arrogantinquiry:interrogatory

inordinate
inquietude

inquiry

inroad
insalubrity
insane
insatiable
inscribe

inscrutable
insecticide
insecure
insensibility
insensible
insensitive
insentient
insert

in road inroad
MBA
salubrity ( n. ) salud ( )
sa
lubrity --->
sane ( adj. )
san e

adj.
n.

n.,

inroad n.invasion.

n.

insalubrity n.
healthfulness ( n. )

insane adj.derangeddemented
insanity ( n. )

adj.,
,

insatiable adj.greedy
adj.,
insatiate:slake

inscribe v. ( ) ( )
in scribe describe ( vt. ) inscription ( n. ) script ( n.
v.
) conscription ( n. )
inscrutable adj.unfathomableimpenetrable
scrutiny ( n. ) scru tiny ( adj. ) inscrutability
adj.,
in scrut able
( n. )

incorrigible:reformedinscrutable:understood

insect ( n. ) Icide
insecticide n.
n.

suicide ( n. )
secure ( adj. )
insecure adj.
adj.,
insensibility n.unconsciousness
insensate ( adj. ) sensibility ( n. )
n., ,
astringent:contractionanesthetic:insensibility

insensible adj. ( ) numb

adj.,
numb:insensibleburnish:lustrous
, ,

insensitive adj. ( ) numb

adj....,
credulous:dupeinsensitive:boormischievous:imp

insentient adj.inanimate
in sent
adj.
perceiving ( adj. )
insert v.. ( . ) interpolate
exsert ( vt. )
vt., ;
in sert
superimpose:aboveinsert:between
n.

remove ( vt. )
satiable ( adj. ) satisfy ( vt. )

insertion n.
caret:insertioncomma:pause

insertion
insider

inside er ---> --->

insider n. ( )

n., ,
,

insidious

in sid ious --->

insider

insidious adj. ( ) treacherous

assiduous ( adj. ) preside ( v. )

adj.

insight
insignia
insignificance
insinuate

insipid

insistence
insolate
insolent
insolently
insoluble
insolvency
insomnia

insouciant

inspection

inspiration
instability
install

installment
instantaneous
instate
instigate

instigator
instill

insight n. ( ) penetration
n.,
insightful ( adj. )
discernment ( n. ) ---> 1ack of insight ( )
sign ( n. )
insignia n. ( ) badgesemblems
n.,
insignificance n.
significant ( adj. )
n.
skirmish:insignificanceduel:formality

insinuate n. ( )
vt.
in sinu ate ---> --->
sinuous ( adj. )
,

infiltrate:enterinsinuate:say
(),

,
insipid adj. ( )
dulllifelessvapidflatbanal
in sip ( v. ) id --->
ruthless:mercyinsipid:flavor
adj.,
--->

insipid:inventionprosaic:imagination

insistence n. ( )
insist ( v. )
n.,
resistance ( n. ) persist ( vi. )
in sol ate ---> --->
insolate v. ( )
vt.
insolentinsolate
solarium ( n. ) solar ( adj. )
in sol ent --->
insolent
n. ;
---> in
adj.impudentarrogantimpertinent
adj., ,
solentF4 --->
insolence ( n. )

insolently adv.
adv.,
perfunctorily:inspirationinsolently:veneration

insoluble adj.insolvable
soluble ( adj. ) solu
adj.,
buoyant:sinkinsoluble:dissolve
--->

solvency ( n. ) insolvent[SAT] (
insolvency n.bankruptcy
n.,
adj. ) solve ( vt. )
ability to pay one's debts ( )

insomnia n.
in somn ia ---> --->
somniferous ( adj. ) somnolent ( adj. )
n.,

insomnia:sleepdyslexia:read

in souci ant --->

insouciant adj.unconcernednonchalant
adj.,
souci (
tenacious:yieldinsouciant:worry
,
) in souci ant --->

inspection n. ( )
retrospect ( n. ) introspect ( v. )
inspect ( vt. ) spect
n.,
tender:acceptanceexhibit:inspection

inspiration n. ( ) (

)
n.
in spir
expire ( v. ) aspiration ( n. ) inspired (
adj. )
stability ( n. )
instability n.
n.()
windows installdos
setup
install v. ( )
vt., ,
In stall ( n.v. ) --->
installation ( n.[] )
--->
installment installation

installment n. ( )
n.
in stall ( v. ) ---> --->
( ) installation

adj., ,
instant ( adj. )
instantaneous adj. ( ) immediate

instate vt.install
in state --->
vt.
oust ( vt. )
in stigsting ( v. ) ate --->

instigate v.fomentincitegoad
in sti gate --->
v.
quell ( v. )

instigator n.
n.
instigator:incitebully:browbeat

instill v. ( ) ( ) (
in still --->
vt.
)
distill ( v.. ) install ( v. )
in sight ( n. ) --->
--->

instinct
institute
instruct

instruction

instrument
instrumental

instrumentalist

insubordinate
insufferable
insufficient
insular

instinct n. ( )
instinctive ( adj. )
learned response ( )
institute v. ( ) n.
in stitute --->
institution ( n. ) institutionalize ( v. )
--->
constitution ( n. ) restitution ( n. )
rescind ( v. ) abrogate ( v. ) eff
instruct v. ( )
in struct -didactic:instructcomic:amuse
->

instruction n.
tuition:instructionfare:transportation

anecdote:amusementlecture:instruction

instrument n. ( )
instrument ( n. )
allergy:reactionlancet:instrument
al

instrumental adj. ( )
instrument ( n. ) al --->
implemental

orchestra:instrumentalchoir:vocal

instrumentalist n.
instrumentalist:orchestraactor:troupe

instrumentalist:symphonydancer:ballet

conductor:instrumentalistdirector:actor

insubordinate adj.disobedient
subordinate ( adj.n. )
tractable ( adj. )
suffer ( vt. )
insufferable adj.intolerableunbearable
insufficient adj.inadequate
sufficient ( adj. )
surfeit ( n.v. )
in stinct --->

insularisland peninsular (
adj. )

insularity n. ( )
cosmopolitanism ( n. )

insularity
insulate
insulin
insuperable

super ( adj. )

insurance

insure ( vt.. )

insurgent

in surge ( n./v. ) ent --->

--->

insurrection

in sur rect ion --->

--->

intact

in tact --->

intangibility
intangible

integral

integrity

intellect
intemperance

insular adj.illiberal
cosmopolitan ( adj. )

n.
n., , ;
vt., , ,
(), ()
vt., , , ,

n., (),
, ,

n., , ,
,
adj., ,

n., ,

adj.,
adj.
adj., ;
n.
adj., ,
, ,

n.(),
,

, (,
),

insulate v. ( )
vt.,
expose ( vt. )
insulin n. (
n.
)
insulin:pancreasbile:liver
insuperable adj.insurmountable
adj.,
supernatural ( adj. )

insurance n.
n., , ,
raincoat:raininsurance:loss

insurgent adj. ( )
rebellionsn. ( )
adj.
parsimony:miserrebelliousness:insurgent

insurrection n. ( ) rebellionrevolt
n.
rectitude ( n. ) resurrect ( v. )
adj.,
intact adj.unimpaired
,
contact ( n./v. ) tactile ( adj. )
(),
riven ( adj. )
()
intangibility n.
n., ,
palpability ( n. )

tangible ( adj. ) tang

intangible adj.incorporealimpalpable
adj.,

tang
tangy ( adj. )
adj., ,
integral adj. ( ) integrant
[] ,
in tegrtang --->
integrate ( vt. )
;

superfluousredundant ( adj. ) fragmental ( adj. )

n.[] , ,

integrity n.sinceritysoundness
ecumenical:generalityentire:integritygenuine:authenticity
n., , ,

,
incompleteness ( n. ) taint ( v.n. )
intellect n. ( )
intelinter .lect --->
intelligible ( adj. ) comprehensible
n.
--->
correct:accurategarble:unintelligible

intemperance n. ( )
n.
teetotalism ( n. )

intemperate

temperate ( adj. )

intensify

intensity

intentional

intent ( n. ) intend (
vt. )

inter

in terterr --->

interaction
intercept
intercessor

intel action --->

interplay
inter cept ---> -->
.
intercede ( v. )
inter cede --->

interchangeable
interdependent
interdict
interdisciplinary

inter dependent ( adj. )

inter dict --->

discipline ( n.v. )

interest

interference
interim

inter imin --->

interlace

inter lace ( n. ) --->

--->

interlocking

interlock ( v. ) inter
lock ( n./v. )

interlocutor

inter locut or --->

interloper

inter lope ( v. ) r --->

--->

interlude

inter ( ) lude ( ) --->

--->

interminable
intermingle
intermission
intermittent
intern

terminable ( adj. )
terminate ( v. )
intermin able
mingle ( v. ) --->

inter mission ( n.
) ---> --->
intermit ( v. ) inter mit
--->
inter n ( ) --->

internal ( adj. ) --->

--->

intemperate adj. ( ) excessive

adj.
equable ( adj. ) constrained ( adj. )
intensify n. ( )
vt. ; vi.
assuage ( vt. ) ass uage attenuate ( v.
) abate ( v. ) ab ate --->
intensity n. ( ) ( )

[abate]moderate:intensityextenuate:seriousnesstaper:width
n., , ;

alleviate:intensityabate:tax

palliate ( v. )
intentional adj.intended
adj.,
inadvertent ( adj. )
inter v. ( ) bury
terrain ( n. ) subterranean ( adj. )
submerge:waterinter:earth
vt., ,

inter:burialobliterate:removal
v.n. ::
interaction n.

n.,

intercept v.. ( )

vt.,

intercessor n.
intercessor:mediateaugur:predicttranslator:interpret

n.,

interchangeable adj.
synonymous:meaninginterchangeable:function

interdependent adj.
interdict n. ( ) (
)
authorize ( v. ) inaugurate
interdisciplinary adj.
interest v..n.
interest:inveigleplan:scheme

fascination:interestadoration:fondness

usury:interestgouging:price

obsession ( n. ) ---> perfunctory interest (

)
interference n. ( )
inter fere --->
assistance ( n. )
interim n.adj.temporary
respite:laborinterim:concertmediate:confliction

permanent ( adj. )
interlace v.interweaveintermix
interlocking adj.
independent ( adj. )
interlocutor n. ( )
locution ( n. )

adj.
adj.,
v.

n., , ,
, ,, ;
vt.,
...

n.,
adj., ,
; n.,
,
vt., ;
vi., ;
,
adj.
n.,

n.,()
interloper n.intrudermeddler
,
elope ( vi. ) e lope

n.,
,
interlude n. ( )
,

interminable adj.wearisome

adj.,

intermingle v.intermix

n.

intermission n.interiminterlude

n.

intermittent adj.periodicrecurrentalternate
perpetual ( adj. ) constant ( adj. )

adj.,

intern v. ( )
detainn.internee
internship ( n. )

n., ;
vi. ; vt.

internecine

interpolate

interpret
interregnum
interrogate

interrupt

intersect
intersperse
interstice
intertwine
intervene
intestate
intestine

intimate

intimidation

intolerant
intone
intoxicant
intractable
intransigence
intransigent

intrepid

intricate

inter nec ine --->

adj.,
interNEC ( (Nippon Electric
internecine adj. ( )
,
Company)ineN

EC
inter polpolish ( v. ) ate
interpolate v. ( ) (
---> --->
v., ,
)
interpo late --
interpose ( v. ) pose posture ( n. )
>
interpret v. ( ) construe
misjudge:assessmisconstrue:interpret
v., , ,

, ...
misread ( v. ) ---> interpret correctly ( )
interregnum n. ( )
inter regreign ( n./v. ) num --->
n., ,
interregnum:governmenthibernation:activity
--->

interrogate v. ( )
inter rog ate ---> --arrogant ( adj. )
vt., ; v.
>
confidence:arrogantinquiry:interrogatory

vt.(
), , ,
inter rupt --->
;
interrupt v. ( ) ( )
--->
vi.(
) ;
n.()
intersect v. ( ) .
inter sect ---> --->
vt. ; vi.(),
dissect ( v. ) section ( n. ) intersection (

n. )
inter sperse ---> --->
intersperse n. ( . )
vt.,

inter sticestance --->

interstice n. ( )
n.,
---> interst ice
inter twine ( n.v. ) --->
intertwine v. ( )
v.(), ()
--->
interweave ( v. )
intervene v. ( ) (
vi., , ,
inter vene ---> --->
) ( )
,

interference ( n. ) interlace ( vt. )

() ;
testate ( adj. ) test (
adj.,
v. ) ate
intestate adj.
;

n.
test ate
in test ine --->
intestine n. ( )
adj., ;

adj.
n.[, ]
--->
intimate adj. ( ) n.v.
inti mate ( n.vt.vi. ) clique:intimatesflock:sheep
adj., ;
-->

vt., ;

obsessed:attractedintimate:closeengrossed:absorbed
n.
--->

intimidation n.
sycophant:flatteryextortionist:intimidation

intimidate ( v. ) in timid (

dauntless:intimidateirrepressible:restrain
adj. ) ate

bully:intimidatestupid:gullibility

intolerant adj. (
tolerate ( vt. )
adj.,
) bigotedilliberal
v.()
intone v.[SAT] ( ) ( )
, ,
tone
()
intoxicate (
intoxicant n. ( ) adj.
v.inebriate
toxicity ( n. ) toxic ( adj. )
n. ;
)
anesthetic:numbnessintoxicant:drunkenness
adj.
in tox icate ---> --->

intractable adj. ( ) unruly

in tract able --->
adj.
intractable:managephlegmatic:provoke
--->

intransigence n.
n.,
pliancy ( n. )
,
transigent ( adj. ) trans gen
intransigent adj.uncompromising
adj. ;
t ( ) --->
firm:intransigentconcerned:obsessed
n.
transfer ( v. )

intrepid adj.dauntlessbold
genteel:vulgarityintrepid:fear
trepid ( adj. )

adj.,

intrepid:deterrapt:distract

timorous ( adj. ) apprehensive ( adj. )

intricate adj.elaborate
in tric ate ---> extricate ( vt. )
adj., ,
-->
chiaroscuro:contrastfiligree:delicacytapestry:intricacy

intrigue

in triguetric --->

trigger ( vt.n. ) --->

intriguing
intrinsic
introspection
introvert

intrigue v..plotn.plot
pall ( v. )
intriguing adj. ( ) fascinating

intrintro insicinside ( adv. )

intrinsic adj. ( ) inherent

extraneous ( adj. )
intro spect ion ---> introspection n. ( ) self-examination

introspective ( adj. ( ) )
intro vert
introvert n.
extrovert ( n. )
introverted ( adj. )

n., ; vi.,
; vt....,

adj.,
,
adj.()
, ,
n., ,
n.

intrude v. ( ) obtrudeinterlope
extrude ( v. )

vi., ;
vt.,
()

intuitive adj.
intuition[SAT] ( n. )
extraneous ( adj. )

adj.

intumescence

in tumtumid ( adj. )
escence --->
in tume --->
--->

intumescence n. ( ) swelling
tumulus ( n. )

n.,

inundate

in und ate

inundate v. ( )
undulate ( v. ) abundant ( adj. )
drain ( v. )

v.

intrude

in trude

intuitive

inured
invalidate
invariance
invasion

inure[SAT] ( v. ) in use
--->
in --->

invalid ( n.adj. ) valid (

adj. )
vary ( vt. ) various (
adj. )
invade ( v. ( ) (
) )
in vade --->
in vect ive
--->

invective
inveigh
inveigle

tive
10 9 --->
in veighvect
--->
--->

in veigleveil ( n.v. ) --->

---> --->

inventiveness

inured adj. ( ) accustomedhabituated

sensitization:allergichabituation:inured

invalidate v.nullify

vt.

invariance n.
fluctuation ( n. )

n.,

invasion n. ( ) ( )
rampart:invasionlevee:flood

n.

invective n.vituperationdiatribeadj.
exhortation:motivateinvective:discredit

n. ;
adj., ,

inveigh v. ( )
verbally provide support ( )

vi., ,

inveigle v. ( )
interest:inveigleplan:scheme

request directly ( ) openly seek to persuade ( )

v.

inventiveness n.
ingenuity ( n. ) ---> lack of inventiveness ( )

;
;

inventory

inventory invention ( n. )

inventory n. ( )
census:populationmanifest:cargoinventory:merchandise [stock]
[]

n., ,
,

inverse

in verse ---> --->

inverse adj. ( ) opposite

invert ( vt. )

adj., ;
n. ; v.

invertebrate n./adj. ( )

adj.,
; n.,

invertebrate
investigate
investiture

inveterate

vertebrate ( n./adj. ) vert

ebrateelaborate ( adj. ) --->
--->
in vestig ate --->
---> invest ( v. ) Igate

in vest ( n. ) Iture --->

--->

investigate v. ( )
cavil:criticizeprobe:investigate

investiture n. ( ) ( )
investment ( n. )

inveterate adj.chronic
veteran ( n. )
in veter ate ---> --one-time ( adj. ) casual ( adj. )
>
one-time one-time
casualuninitiated ( ) youthfuloccasional ( )

v.,
n., ,

adj.,

invidious

in vid ious ---> --->

invidious adj.
provident ( adj. )
beneficial ( adj. )

adj.,
,

invigilate

in vigil ate ---> -->

in vigi late -->

invigilate v.
vigilant ( adj. )

vi.,

vigor ( n. )

invigorate v.animate
tonic:invigorateanalgesic:deadenconducive:foment

pine ( v. ) ---> become invigorated ( ) sap (

v. ) emaciate ( vt. ) demoralize ( v. )

v.

invigorate

invigorating

invigorating adj.
soporific ( adj. )

adj.,

invigoration

invigoration n.
emaciation ( n. ) ma e

n.

invincible adj.unconquerable
convince ( vt. )
invincible:subduedimpervious:damaged

invincible:conquernegligible:perceive

inviolable
adj.sacredinvincible
pierce[penetrate]:impenetrableprofane:inviolable

profane ( adj. ) impure ( adj. )

invincible

vincible ( adj. ) vinc

inviolable

violate ( vt. ) inviolate (

adj. )

inviting

invite ( vt. )

invoice

invoice ( n. )

invoke

in voke ---> --->

involuntary

voluntary ( adj. )

involuntary adj. ( ) spontaneous

adj.,
, ,
,

involve

in volve --->

involve v.include ( ) embroil

involved ( adj. )
entangle:involvegrill:question

vt., , ,

invulnerable

vulnerable ( adj. )

iodine
iota

alpha beta iota ( )

10

irascible

i rasc ible ---> --->

irritableirascible

irate

inviting adj.temptingalluringenticing
invoice n. (
)
v. ( )
consignment:invoice
:
invoke v. ( ) imploreentreatsolicit (
)
invocation ( n. ) revoke ( vt. )
suspend ( v. )

invulnerable adj.
untenable:defendedinvulnerable:injured

euphemism:offendinvulnerable:injure

iodine n. ( )
iota n. ( ( i ) )

There is not an iota of truth in his

remarks.
irascible adj.irritable
irascible:placateinsensate:conscious

affable ( adj. )

adj.,

adj.,
,

adj.,

n., , ;
v.,

v.

adj.,

n.,
n. 9,

adj.,

irate adj.wrathfulincensedenraged
gush:effusiverage:irate

adj.,

ire

I re

ire n.wrath
mollify ( v. )

n.

iridescent

Iris (
n. )

iridescent adj. ( )
monochromatic ( adj. )

adj.,

irk v..annoydisgustirritate
irk:enragesuggest:urge

cause to /make someone pleased ( ) gratify ( vt. )

vt.,

irksome adj.tiresometedious
pest:irksomeexpert:proficient

adj.,
,

ironclad adj.
firm:ironcladsmart:brilliantfull:jammed

adj.,

irk

---> --->
smirk ---> smile irk ---> smile ---> (
v.n. )

irksome

ironclad

iron ( n. ) clad (
vt. )
19 -->

ironic
irradiate

radiate ( vt. )

irradicable
irrational

rational ( adj. )

irreconcilable

reconcilable ( adj. )

ironic adj. (
)
irony[SAT] ( n. )
irradiate v.illuminateradiate
irradicable adj.
ineffable:descriptionirradicable:obliterate

incorrigible:amendirradicable:remove

irrational adj. (
) illogicalabsurd
irreconcilable adj.incompatibleconflicting

adj.,
v.
adj. ;

adj.,

adj.,

adj.,
,

adj.,
,
[]
adj.,

irredeemable

redeem ( vt. )

irredeemable adj.

irreducible

reduce ( vt. )

irreducible adj. (
)
factorable ( adj. )

irrefutable

refute ( vt. )

irrefutable adj.incontrovertible

irrelevant

relevant ( adj. )

irrelevant adj. ( )
apposite ( adj. ) germane ( adj. )
apropos ( adj. )

irreparable

reparable ( adj. ) repair

( n./v. )

irreparable adj.irredeemable

adj.

irreproachable

reproach ( v. )

irreproachable adj. (
)
opprobrious ( adj. )

adj.,
, ,

irresistible

resist ( vt. )

irresistible adj.

adj.,

irresolute

resolute ( adj. )

irresolute adj.indecisiveundecided
malleable:shapeirresolute:opinion

pertinacious ( adj. ) irresolution ---> determination ( n. )

adj.

adj. ;
adj.,

irresoluteness n.
demur:qualmswaver:irresoluteness

irresoluteness
irresponsibility

responsibility ( n. )

irresponsibility n.
inexperience:neophyteirresponsibility:wastrel

n.

irreverence

reverence ( n./v. )

irreverence n.
castigation:disapprovalblasphemy:irreverence

awe ( v./n. )

adj.

irrevocable

revoke ( vt. ) re voke --->

irrevocable adj. ( ) unalterable

irrevocable:repealineluctable:avoid

adj.

irrigate v.water ( ) ( )
stoke:fuelirrigate:water

galvanize:stimulateirrigate:flush

vt., ,
, ;
vi.

irritant n.adj. ( )
balm ( n. ) salve ( n. )

n. ; adj.

irritation n.vexation
antidote:poisoningbalm:irritation

haunt:familiar[similarity]harass:irritating

n.

isolate v.insulate ( )

group ( v. ) amalgamate ( v. )

vt., ,
, ;
n.

issue n.v.
stanza:linevolume:issue

debate:issuebargain:price
debatebargain
repartee:retortdebate:issueadvisement:product
( )
withdraw ( vt. )

n., ,
(), ,
, , (,
) ; vi.,
, ...,
, ;
vt., ,
(),
(),

irrigate

irritant

irritate ( v. )
exasperateprovokepeevenettleirritable (
adj. )
fretfulirasciblecholericirritating (

irritation

isolate

island ( n. ) --->

issue

isthmus

--->

isthmus n. ( )
isthmus:landstrait:water

n.[],

iterate

iteragain ate --->

iterate v.repeat
iterant ( adj. ) literate ( n.adj. )
iterate

vt., ,

itinerary

itineraryit er
in

itinerary n.adj.
itinerant ( adj.n. ) itinerate ( v. )
itinerary:tripsyllabus:courseagenda:meeting

n.

ivory

ivory n. ( )

n.

jabber v. ( )
speak slowly ( )

v.,
, ;
n.

jabber

---> ( )

jaded

jade ( n.v. )
ja de

jaded adj. ( ) ( )
overexposure:jadedvaccination:immune

keen ( adj. )

jagged

jag ( n. ) ged ---> jag

--->

jagged adj. ( ) ( )
jam v./n.
jammed:fullironclad:firm

jam

jamb

jamboree
jape

--->
---> --->

jam ( n./v. ) boree ( n. )

Jam bore ( v. ) e --->

--->
jape

jar

--->

jargon

--->

jarring

adj.,
adj.

n., , ,
; vt., ,
, , ;
vi., ,

jamb n. (

n.,

jamboree n.

n.(
),
,

jape v.n.
revere ( v. ) ---> jape at ( )

v. ; n.

jar n.v.
puncture:deflatedjar:unsettled

n., , ,
, , ;
vi., ,
, ;

jargon n. ( ) dialect
vernacular:placejargon:profession

jarring adj.n.
malodorous:smellcacophony[jarring]:sound

melodious ( adj. )
jaundiced adj.
dispose favorably ( ) unprejudiced ( adj. )
candid ( adj. )

adj., ,
; n., ,

jaunty adj.
staid ( adj. )

adj.,

jazz

jazz n.
portrait:paintingjazz:music

n.(20
)
, ; adj.,
,
;
vi., ,
; vt.,

jealous

jealous adj.
attentive:meddlesomeenvious:jealous

adj., ,
,

jaundiced
jaunty

jaundunder ice d --->

jaunt ( n. )
joyauntjoy

n.

adj.,
,

jeer

jeer ee

jeer v. ( ) tauntn.
jeer:derisionreprimand:censure

n., , ;
v.,

jejune

june

jun

jejune adj. ( )
labyrinthine:simplicityjejune:interest

thought-provoking ( adj. )

adj.,
, ,

jeo

jeopardy n. ( ) peril
jeopardize ( v. )
sequester:seclusionendanger:jeopardy

uninformative:fathomjeopardous:overcome

n.,

jeopardy

jerk

jest
jettison
jewelry

jibe

( )

jerk v./n. ( )

jest v./n.
jesting ( adj. )
solemnity ( n. ) solemn utterance ( )
jet ( n./v. ) son ( n. ) --->
jettison v. ( ) n.
--->
retain ( v. )
jewelry n. (
)
gadget:toolstrinkets:jewelry
jestjoyestjoy jest

jibe v..
His words and action don't jibe.
cheer:encouragejibe:deride

conflict ( n./v. )

n., ,
, ,
(), ;
vi., ,
; vt.
n., ;
vi., ;
vt.
n.,
n.,

vi., ...,
; vt. ;
n.

jigsaw

jigsaw ( n. ) jig
saw

jigsaw puzzle n. (

)
piece:jigsaw puzzletile:mosaic

n. ; vt.

jingoist

jingo ( )

Jingo
ist

jingoist n. ( )
nepotism:kinshipjingoist:nationality

pacifist ( n. ) dove ( n. )

n.,

jitter

gter GRE TOEFL

jitter n.v.fidget
resolve ( n./v. )

vi.<>,

jockey

jockeyjoykey --->
Jockey

jockey n.
jockeyjoykey ---> Jockey

n.,
()

jocular

jocjoke ( n.v. )

jocund

jocjokeundunder --->

jog

joint

join

joke

jocular adj.
serious ( adj. )
jocund adj. ( )
jolly ( adj. ) jollity ( n. ) killjoy (
n. )
dreary ( adj. ) morose ( adj. ) dour ( adj. )
jog v./n. ( )
jog:exercisebarter:trade

joint n. ( )
elbow:jointheart:organ

adj.

adj.,
n., , ;
v., (),
()
n., , ,
,
()
; adj., ,
, ;
vt., ,
; vi.,

joke n.v.
joke:punch lineplot:denouement

n., ;
v.(...)

jolt

--->

jolt v. ( ) .
jolt:movecheck:stop

v. ; n.

jot

iota ( n.9 )

jot n.v.
nip:eatjot:write

n., , ;
vt., ,

jovial

Jupiter (
) jojoy

jovial adj.
mournful ( adj. ) saturnine ( adj. ) maudlin (
adj. ) morose ( adj. ) drab ( adj. ) lugubrious (
adj. )

adj., ,
,
[]()

jubilant

ju
bilbillant

t --->

jubilant adj.
dolorous ( adj. )

adj., ,

judge ( n.v. )

judicious adj.prudent
judicial ( adj. )
miser:stingysage:judicious

unwise ( adj. ) daft ( adj. ) imprudent ( adj. )

adj.

judicious

judiciousness n.
indiscretion ( n. )

judiciousness

juxtapose

nile

juxtanextpose ( )

juggernaut n. (
)

juggernaut:crashquisling:betray

jumble v.n.
mixture:jumble
:
justify v..
justifiable ( adj. )
argue against ( )
juvenile adj./n.
rejuvenate ( v. )
juxtapose v. ( ) .

kaleidoscopic

kaleidobeautiful

kaleidoscopic adj.

kangaroo

kang a roo

kangaroo n.
kangaroo:marsupialsquirrel:rodent

n.[]

keen

keen adj.
ennui ( n. )

adj., ,
, ,

juggernaut

( juggernaut )

jumble

jumbjumple
--->

justify

just ( adj. )

juvenile

n.

v., ; n.

v....
adj., ;
n.,
vt.,
adj.,

ken

ken n.
earshot:hearken:see

n., ,

kernel

kerncorn ( n. )

kernel n. ( ) (
)
kennel ( n. ) nn

n.(),
(), ,
(),
, ,

kidnap

kid nap kidnap

kidnap vt. ( )
kidnap:detainmentextortion:retribution

vt.(), ,

kidney n. ( )
organ:kidneybone:rib

n.,
(),
,

kidney

kin

king kin

kindle

candle ( n. )

kindness

kin n.
kinship ( n. )
kindle v. ( )
rekindle ( v. )
extinguish ( v. )
kindness n.
truculence ( n. )

n.(), ,
, , ;
adj.,
,
vt., , ,
; vi., ,
,
n., , ,

n., , ,
()
; adj., ,
,

kindred

kind ( n. )
red --->

kindred n.adj.
dissimilar ( adj. )

kinetic

net
kiic --->

kinetic adj.
kinet
kinematics ( n. )

adj.(),
()

kiosk

kiosk n.newsstandbooth

n.

kitten

kitten n.
adult:childcat:kitten

n.,

kleptomania n. ( )

n.

kleptomania
knack

kitten kitty
kleptokeptmania ( n. )
--->
knock
--->
NIKE

knave

k navena?ve ( adj. ) --->

--->

knead

needneed knead
--->

knit

knot ( n.v. )

knotty

knot ( n.v. )

kudos

ku do
s
Kucooldoscool dos --->

labile

LAB labile

labored

labor

labyrinth

lab yrin th --->

labyrinthine

lace

( )

lacerate

lace ( n. ) rate ---> lace

knack n.
knocker ( n. )
foolishness ( n. )
knave n.
sage:judgementknave:deceive

knead v. ( ) ( )
knead:malleablepenetrate:permeable

knit v.
knoll ( n. ) knot
needle:knitloom:weave

knit:yarnplait:hair

ravel ( v. )
knotty adj. ( )
easy ( adj. ) simple ( adj. ) knowledgeable
adj.
know-how ( n. )
exercise:strongread:knowledgeable

kudos n.
disparage ( v. )

n.

n.
vt.(),
(),
,

v., ,

adj.(),
, ,
,

n., ,

labile adj. ( )
adj.,
stable ( adj. )

labored adj. ( )
adj.,
glib ( adj. )
labyrinth n.

n., ,

labyrinth:tortuousornament:decorative

labyrinthine adj.
labyrinthine:simplicity[directness] jejune:interest
threadbare[timeworn]:novelty
adj.(),
[]
ribald:seemlylabyrinthine:direct

lace n.
n., , ,
filigree:wirelace:thread
; vt., ,

; vi.
lacerate v.
v.
laceration ( n. )

lachrymose
lackadaisical
lackluster

laconic

laconism
lactic

lag

lagoon
lair
laity

lachrym ose --->

lachrycrymosemouse ( n. )
--->

lack adai sical --->

--->
lack lusterlustrous ( adj. ) --lackluster adj.dull
>
radiant ( adj. ) refulgent ( adj. )
lack lust ( n. ) --->
laconic adj.
audacious:trepidationlaconic:volubility

laconic:speechaustere:design

dexterous:ineptvoluble:laconic

garrulous ( adj. ) verbose ( adj. ) loquacio

laconism n. ( )
verbosity ( n. )
lacticliketic ( ) --->
lactic adj.

lagleg
--->

lag v.
laggard ( n.adj. ) sluggard ( n. )
forge ahead ( )

goose ( n. ) lagoon

lagoon n. ( )

lion lair
layman ( n. )
lai --->

lambaste

lam ( v. ) baste ( v. )

lament

lam ( v. )

lamentable

la men table
--->

laminate

la minmini ate

lampoon

lance
lancet
landfill
landslide

languid

languish
lank
lapidary

lachrymose lacrimose adj.

lachrymal ( adj. ) lachrymator ( n. )
obdurate:budgelachrymose:cheer

gladjovial ( adj. )
lackadaisical adj. ( ) languid
lackey ( n. ) lackkey

adj.,

adj.
n.,

adj.(),

n.()
adj.,
n., , ,
, ;
adj. ;
vi., ;
vt., ,

n. ;

lair n. ( )

n.

laity n. ( )

n.,

lambaste v.berate
extol ( v. )
lament v./n.mourndeplorewail
upbraid:disapprovallament:grief

eulogy:praiseelegy:lament

lamentable adj. ( )
lamentable:pityresponsible:censure

celebration:lamentingslight:show respect

exultation ( n. ) ---> lamentation ( n. )

laminate v. ( )

vt.,
n., , ,
, ; vt. ;
vi.,

adj.

v.

lampoon n.v.
panegyric:eulogizelampoon:satirize
lamp ( n. ) oonnoon --->

n.
--->
limerick:poemlampoon:satirediligence:effort
; vt.

paean ( n. )
n., , ,
---> --->
lance n. ( )
; v.
lancet n. ( )
---> --->
n.[]
allergy:reactionlancet:instrument

landfill n.
landlocked ( adj. ) landmark ( n. )
n.,
cistern:liquidslandfill:refuse

landslide n.
land slide ---> --->
n.[],
deluge:dropletlandslide:peddle

( )
languid adj.listless
languor ( n. ) languorous ( adj. )
desultory:planlanguid:energy
adj., ,
langui --->

languid:stirarrogant:defer

energeticeffervescentvivacious ( adj. ) veh

languish v.pine
vi., , ,
langui --->
thrive ( v. )

adj.,
lank adj. ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )

,
stalwart ( adj. )

lapidary n. ( )
n.
lapid
dilapidated ( adj. )

lapse

larder

larder

largesse

large --->

lariat

lar iat --->

lark

lark ( n. )
lake

lapse n. ( ) slip
relapse ( v./n. ) elapse ( v. )
inkling:indication misdemeanor:crime lapse:error
misbehavior:criminality

larder n.
larder:food[provisions] armory:munitions wardrobe:clothes
vault:valuables

largesse n.
parsimony ( n. ) penury ( n. )
lariat n.v.
lariat:wranglercrook:shepherd

n., ,
; v.
n.
n. ; vt.

lark n./v. ( )

n., , ,
, , ;
vi., ,
; vt.

larva n. ( ) ( )

n.

lascivious

larva

larva""
L
arva

---> --laslastciviouscivil
--->

lash

lash n./v.
unbind ( v. )

lassitude

tude ( )

lassitude n.listlessnesslethargy
amorphousness:definitionlassitude:energy

arrogance:deferlassitude:stir

a feeling of vigor ( ) vimvitality ( n.

lasso

--->

lasso n. ( )

lasting

last ( adj. )

lasting adj.enduring
evanescent ( adj. )

latch

latlatech

larva

n., , ,
, ; v.,
, , , ,

lascivious adj.lecheroussalacious

adj., ,

n., , ,
, ; vt.,
, , , ,
; vi.,

n.

n.()
; vt.,
,
adj., ,
, ;
n.(
)

latch n.v.

n. ; v.

latency n. ( 4 5 ) (
)
latent ( adj. )
latency:responseincubation:disease

manifest ( adj. )
lathe n. (

) v.
lathe:shapeclasp:fasten

n., , ,
45
,
[]

latency

late

lathe

--->

latitude

lati tude --->

latitude n. ( )
strict limitation ( ) tightly restrained ( )
constraint ( n. )

n., ,
(),
(
)

lattice

ice

lattice n.

n.

laud

laud loud

laudatory
laundry

lava

dry dry

laud v./n.
recommend:laudsanction:foster

counsel:advicelaud:homage

diatribe ( n. )
laudatory adj.
laudable ( adj. )
invective ( adj. ) execrable ( adj. ) pejorative (
adj.n. )
laundry n.
mail:mailboxlaundry:hamper

lava n.
lav lave ( v. ) lavatory ( n. )
larva ( n. ) larva lava
volcano:lavageyser:water

n., [] ;
vt.

n., , ;
vt.,

adj.,

n., ,

n.,

lavish

lax
layer
leak
leakage
lease
leash
leaven
lecherous
lectern
ledger
leer
leeward
legacy

legend

legerdemain
legible
legion
legitimate
leisureliness
lenient
leonine
leprosy
lesion
lethal

lethargic

lethargy
lettering

lavish adj./v.unstinting
adj.,
stint ( v. ) mean ( adj. ) penurious ( adj. , ;
) impecunious ( adj. ) economical ( adj. ) hoard (
vt., ,
v. ) austere ( adj. ) excoriate ( v. ) ---> praise lavishly

adj., ,
lax adj. ( )
, ,
relax ( v. )
stringent ( adj. )
; n.,
[]
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layer n. ( )
n.,
leak v.n.
n., , ,
foolproof:failairtight:leak
, <> ; vi.,

; vt.
leakage n.
leakproof ( adj. )
n., ,
lubricate:abrasionseal:leakage

n., , ,
lease ( v./n. )
lease n.v.
,
; vt., ,
n., ,

leash n. ( ) v.
; vt.,

leave .n
leaven n. ( ) v.
n., ,
n --->
distill:purityleaven:volume
;

vt.,
lecher teacherous
lecherous adj.
adj.,
( )
lechery ( n. )
,
Lecletherousher --->
lect ern --->
lectern n.
n.()
n.[],
--->
ledger n.
, ,

[]()
leer v. ( )
n.,
stare:leerperuse:smattering
ee
;

vi.,
leery ( adj. ) ---> showing no doubt ( )
lee ward ---> leeward adj.
adj. ;
-->
leeway ( n. )
adv. ; n.
lee
legacy n

n.(),
legacy:predecessorgift:donor

()

legend n. (
)
n., , ;
leg end

glossary:textlegend:map

legendary ( adj. ) ---> obscure ( adj. )

legerdemain n.
n., , ,
legerde main --->

leg legible ill leg

legible adj.
adj.,
illegible
legion n. ( 3,000 6,000 100 200
n.(3000
leg ion ---> --->
)
6000,

lack in number ( )
), <>,
legitimate adj.v.
leg itimate mate
adj., ,
claim:legitimatedhypothesis:confirmed

; v.

leisureliness n.
leisure ( n. )
n.,
dispatch ( v.n. )
le ni
lenient adj.mercifulclement
adj., ,
ent
martinet:leniencydabbler:dedication

t --->

leonlion
leonine adj.
adj.,
leprosy n. (

n.[] ,

)
--->
lesion n. ( )
n.,
le th
alall
lethal adj.

disagreeable:hatefulharmful:lethal
adj. ; n.
--->

lethargic adj.
let harhardgic --->
lethargic:stimulateskeptical:convince
adj.,

animative ( adj. )
lethargy n.
antidote:poisontonic:lethargy
n.

vigor ( n. )
lettering n.
n., ,
letter ( n.v. )
stencil:letteringpattern:sewing

lav ---> lavish

levee

lev ""

levelheaded
leverage

lever ( n.v. ) lev

levity

lev ity --->

levy

lev y ---> --->

lewd

---> --->

lexicographer

liability
liaison
liar
libation
libel

liberality

liberate

libertine

libido
libretto
license

licentious

lien
ligature
lighthearted
ligneous
liken

limb

levee n. ( )
lever ( n.v. ) leverage ( n. )
levitate ( v. )
rampart:invasionlevee:floodcordon:crowdpadding:damage

levelheaded adj.
foolish ( adj. )
leverage n.
levity n. ( ) frivolity
seriousness ( n. ) gravity ( n. )
levy v./n.
rescind ( v. )
lewd adj.lustfulindecent

lexicographer n.
lex graph er ---> lexical ( adj. ) dyslexia ( n. ) lexicon ( n. )

cartographer:mapweaver:clothlexicographer:dictionary

liability n.obligationdebt
lia bility --->
exempt:liabilitypardon:penalty

asset ( n. ) immunity ( n. )
lia ison
liaison n. ( )
liar n.
lie ( v.v. )
bigot:toleranceliar:honesty

---> --->
libation n. ( )
libel v./n. ( )
liblipbelbell
lib ( )
slander ( n./v. ) label ( n. ) libellous ( adj. )
liberality n.
liberate ( v. ) libertine ( n. )
liberal ( adj. )
despotic:tyranny generous:liberality heretic:unconformity
nefarious:wickedness

liberate v. ( )
emotion:effusiveliberty:licentious
liber --->

incarcerate ( v.. ) fetter ( v. ) management

( n. ) unfettered liberty ( )
libertine n.adj.dissolute
indulge:asceticrestrain:libertine

liber tine ---> --->

libertine:dissolute[licentious] sycophant:obsequious buffoon:ludicrous
wag:humorouscaviler:carping

""
libido n.

liblipIdodo lip --->

liblipett o --->
libretto n. ( )
--->
license n./v.
teacher:certificationdriver:license

countermand:orderrevoke:license

licentious adj.
license ous --->
caviler:carpinglibertine:licentious
li cent ious --->

voluble:speechlicentious:dissoluteness
liclicense

moral restrain ( ) r
lien n. (
lie nn --->
)

lien:claimsubpoena:command

ligature n.
ligat "" --->
light heart ed ---> --->
lighthearted adj.carefree

morose ( adj. )
ligneous adj.
lign eous --->
ligneous:woodosseous:bone
liglight ligneous light

liken v...compare
Life is often likened to a dream.
liken:similaritydiscriminate:difference

limb n.
limp ( v. )
twig:limbbrook:river

n., , ;
v.
adj.,
;
n.
n., , ,

n., , ;
v., ,
adj., ,

n.

n., , ,
, ,
assets
n., ()
n.()
n.,
n.,
, ; v.,
, ,

n.,

v.,

n., ,
, ;
adj.

n., ,

n.()

n.(), ;
vt., ; v.

adj.

n.,

n.
adj.,
adj.

vt....

n., ,

limber

limbo

limerick
limited

limn

limousine

limp
limpid

linen

linger
linguistics
linoleum
lint
lionize
liquefy
lissom

list

listener
listless
literal

literate

lithe

litigant

limb er --->

( )
--->

5 "Will you come up to Limerick" --->

limber adj. ( ) pliable

limber:flexibilityspindly:frailty

adj.

limbo n.

n.,

limerick n. ( aabba )
n.
limerick:poemlampoon:satirefarce:performance

aabba

limited adj.n.
adj., ,
slew ( v.n. ) pandemic ( adj. ) versatile (
;
adj. )
n.
limn v.
lineament ( n. ) lineal ( adj. ) linear (
line limn
adj. )
vt.,
enunciate:wordslimn:lines

limousine n. ( )
lilikemousmouse ine --->
n.
mansion:residencelimousine:automobile

limp v. ( ) adj. (
)
adj., ;
limp:walkstutter:talk
vi.

firm ( adj. )
---> limpid
limpid adj.pellucidserene
adj.

turbid ( adj. ) murky ( adj. ) unclear ( adj.

linen n.adj.
linoleum ( n. ) linolinen leum ---> n., ,
clay:porcelainflax:linen

; adj.,
flannel:clothlinen:fabric

v., , ,
linglonger ---> --->
linger v. ( )

linguistics n.
lingu istics --->
n.
bilingual ( adj. ) lingual ( adj. )
linoleum n. ( )
linolinen leum --->
petroleum ( n. )
n.,
--->
varnish:woodwax:linoleum

lint n.
n.
linen ( n. )
lint:coveringtarpaulin:garment

lionize v. ( . )
vt....,
lion ize ---> --->
lionize:admirevituperate:despise
... ;

vi.
liquefy v. ( )
liquid ( n. )
v.(), ()
liquor ( n. ) liquidate ( v. ) liquidation ( n. )
lissom adj. ( )
lissom miss miss
lissome:lithe
adj.
lissom
:
ungainly ( adj. ) solid ( adj. )
n., , ,
, ,
list v./n.
, ,
list:discographytool:hoe
[] ;

vt., ,
be upright ( )
, ;
vi.
listener n.
n.,
listener:eavesdropperobserver:spy

adj.,
list less ---> --->
listless adj.lethargic

literal adj.verbatimprosaic
literary ( adj. )
adj.,
letter ( n. )
metaphor:literalmelody:spoken
,

literate adj.
n. ;
literati ( n. )
adj.
literate:eruditeagitated:frenetic

lithe adj. ( )
blithe ( adj. )
lilikethe "" -adj.()
lissome:lithe
->
,
:
awkward ( adj. ) inelastic ( adj. )
litigant n.
liti gan t --->
n.
arbitrator:disputantsjudge:litigants
--->

litter
littoral
liturgy
livid

litter

litter

litter --->

vivid ( adj. ) livid

lizard

litter n. ( )

littoral adj.n.
liturgy n.ritual
livid adj. ( ) ( )
lizard n. ( )
blizzard ( n. )
loaf n.v.
crust:loafbark:tree

n.

, (), , ;
vt., , ;
vi.,
adj., ;
n.,
n.,
adj.,

n.[]

loaf

--->

loam

loam roam ( v./n. )

loam n. ( ) v.

n.
;
vt.

loathing

loath ( adj. ) lleaveoath

--->
ing --->

loathing n. ( )
dislike:loathingpleasure:blissreproof:castigation

loathsome ( adj. ) ---> eager ( adj. ) /amusing ( adj.

n.,

lobby

by

lobe

locomotive

local motive
--->

locution
lode

locu tioncircumlocution (
n. )
--->

loft

log

logic

logistics
logjam
loiter

logic --->

log jam

loll

lull ( v. )

loner

lone ( adj. ) er

longevity

long ev ity --->

longing

long ( adj.v. )

loom

lobby n. ( )

n., , ;
v.,

n., ,
<> ;
vi.,
;
vt.()
n.
, []

lobe n.
lope ( n./v. )
locomotive adj.n. ( )
locate ( v.. ) locale ( n. ) locus (
n., ;
n. ) locust ( n. )
adj.
locomotive:flatcartugboat:barge

locution n. ( )
n.
phraseology

lode n. ( )
n., ,
shale:lodewell:aquifer
loft n.
n.
lofty ( adj. )
ignominious ( adj. ) mean ( adj. ) cast down ( )
log n./v. (
)

n., ,
agenda:minutesitinerary:log
, ;

v....,
log:shipdiary:person
, ...

bouquet:flowerswoodpile:logs

logic n. ( )
anachronism:chronologyfallacy:logic

n., ,
sermon:homileticsargument:logic

logic:reasoningethics:behavior

logistics n. ( )

n.,

logjam n.impasse

n.<>
, ,

loiter v. ( ) ( )

v., ,

loll v. ( )
v.
lounge ( n.v. )
move vigorously ( )
loner n.
n.,
miser:stingyloner:solitary

longevity n.
n.,
medieval ( adj. ) primeval ( adj. ) longitude (

n. ) long-range ( adj. ) long-standing ( adj.

) long-term ( adj. ) long-winded ( adj. )

longing n. ( )
n.
exult:satisfactioncrave:longing

loom n.v. ( )

n., ; v.,
loon ( n. ) loop ( n. )

needle:knitloom:weave

loophole

loop ( n. ) hole ( n. )

loose

loosen
lope
lopsided

loquacious

lore
lottery

lounge

loutish
lowbred
loyalty
lubricant

lubricate

lucid

lucrative
lucubration

lucluckrative

lucu
bration

ludlude ous ---> -->

lug

( ) --->

luggage

loose v.adj.
loose:confinementdisabuse:misconception

taut ( adj. )

n., , ;
adj., ,
, ,
; vt., ,
; vi., ;
adv.

lucrative adj.profitable

adj.

lucubration n. ( )
cursory consideration ( )

n.,

ludicrous adj. ( )
ludicrous:buffoondissolute:libertinehumorous:wag

lug v.
lug:carrytrudge:walk

luggage n.
suitcase:luggagehat:millinery

lugu brious --->

lugubrious adj. ( )
facetious ( adj. ) jovial ( adj. )

luke warm --->

lugubriousness n.
cheerfulness ( n. )
lukewarm adj.indifferent

lugubriousness
lukewarm

n., ,

loosen v.
v., ,
tauten ( v. )
elope ( v. ) e lope
lope v./n.
--->
lobe ( n. )
v.() ;
lope
lope:rundrawl:speak
n.
lope

lop ( v.v. ) sided

lopsided adj.
adj.,

even handed ( )

loquacious adj.talkativegarrulous
eloquence ( n. )
loquacious:succinctadroit:ungainly
adj., ,
loqu acious --->

extravagance:expenditureloquaciousness:talk

lore n. ( )
n.
folklore ( n. )

lottery n. (
lot

)
n.
lot --->
lottery:raffleticket:admission

n., ,
long --->
lounge v. ( )
; vi.,

;
loutish adj. ( ) boorish
lout ( n.v. )
---> --->
coltish:disciplineloutish:grace
adj.,

genteel ( adj. )
low bredbreed ---> --->
lowbred adj.
adj.

loyalty n.
exorbitant:moderationperfidious:loyalty
loyal ( adj. )
n.,

perfidy ( n. )
lubricant n. ( )
n.
splint:mobilitylubricant:friction

lubricate v.
lubricious ( adj. )
lubricate:abrasionseal:leakage
vt. ; v.

oil:lubricateantiseptic:disinfect

lucid adj.intelligible
limpid ( adj. )
manifest[lucid]:perceivetransparent:understand

adj.
prominent:noticelucid:understand

vague ( adj. ) murky ( adj. ) obfuscate (

v. )
lucre ( n. ) ative --->

ludicrous

lugubrious

loophole n.
airtight:loophole

adj., ,

v. ; n.

n.,
adj.
, ,

adj.

lull

lullaby

lumber

lumen

luminary

lump

lunatic
lurch
lure
lurid

lurk

luscious
lush
lust
lustre
lustrous

luxury
lynch

lyric

macabre
mace
macerate

lull n.v.
loll ( v. )
increased activity ( ) goad ( n.v. )
startle ( v. ) galvanize ( v. ) revive ( v. ) hectic
period ( )
lullaby n. ( )
lull abybabybaby --lullaby:songdiatribe:discourse
>

lumbertimber ( n. )

lumber v.n.
lumberjack ( n. )
lumber:gracewaver:resolution

glide ( v./n. )

n., ;
vt., ,
; vi.
n., ,
;
v.
n.<>,
(
), , ;
vt., ;
vi., ,

lumen n. (
)
luminous ( adj. )
n.,
lumen
decibel:soundlumen:lightvolt:electricitywatt:power
[]

luminary n.
n.
lumen
master:experienceluminary:eminencemaven:experience

n.,
, ;
lamp lump
lump n.v.
vt., ,
, ;
vi.
adj.,
lunatic adj.insanen.
luna --->
, ;
lunar ( adj. )
n., , ,
n., ,
--->
lurch n./v.
, , ;

progress smoothly ( )
vi., , ;
vt.
allure ( v. )
lure n./v. ( )
v.
adj.<>,
lu ridred
lurid adj.
, ,
lurk v./n.
lurk:wait[conceal]abscond:departhoard:savepurloin:appropriate
--->
[] n., ; vi.,

,
lurk:concealmentespouse:marriage

lush ( adj.
luscious adj. ( ) seductive
adj.
) delicious ( adj. )
luslust ( n. )

lush adj.
adj., ,

sere ( adj. )
,
n., ,
last
;
lust n. ( )
---> lust
vi., ,

lustre n.luster
n., ;
lustr ( ) e --->
illustrate ( ) lusterless ( )
vi., ;
lustrous adj.radiant
lust ( n. ) rous
numb:insensibleburnish:lustrous

adj.,
--->
lustrous:polishpure:refine

luxury n. ( )
luxuriant ( adj. ) luxurious ( adj. )
ascetic:luxuryteetotaler:alcohol
n.,

spartan ( n.adj. )
lunch --->
n., ;
lynch v. ( )
( )
vt., ,
lyric adj.n.
panegyric ( n. ) pa neg
yriclyric ---> --->
n., ;

libretto:operalyrics:song
adj.(),
::
pleasurable:paradisiacalmelodious:lyrical
( )
""
macabre adj. ( )
adj.,
ma cab re
macabre:shudderhilarious:laugh
,

mace n. ( )
n., , ,
ma ce ---> cornucopia:abundancemace:authority
, ,
--> ( )

,
ma cerate --->
macerate v.emaciate
v.

harden by drying ( )

machiavellian

mackintosh
maculate
madrigal
maelstrom

1469-1527

machination ( n. )

mackin ---> --->

ma cu late
--->

( Madrid )

mael stromstream
--->

magisterial

master ( n. ) o

l598

mag "" --->

magistermaster ( n. ) ial --->

magnanimous

magn anim ous --->

magnetic

magnet ( n. )

magnificent

mag nificent ---> --->

maestro
magenta

magniloquent
magpie

magni loqu ent ---> --->

mag pie ( n. )

maim
maintain
maize

--->

makeshift

make shift
--->

maladroit

mal adroit --->

malaise

malapropism

malcontent
malfeasance

malicious

malign

malinger
mall
malleable

mal aiseease ma
lai se --->
mal apropappropriate ( adj. )
ism --->
Malaprop

"""
"

machiavellian adj.

mackintosh n.

n.,

maculate adj.blotched
unspotted ( adj. ) immaculate ( adj. )

adj. ; v.

madrigal n.

n.

maelstrom n.
maelstrom:turbulentmirage:illusory

n.,
,

maestro n. ( )

n.,

magenta n.
magnify ( v. )

n.,

magisterial adj.
magistrate ( n. )
magnanimous adj.unselfish
equanimity ( n. ) magnify ( v. ) magnate ( n. )
taciturn:chattermagnanimous:begrudge

adj.,
,
adj.,

magnificent adj.
base ( adj. )
magniloquent adj.grandiloquent
eloquent ( adj. ) soliloquy ( n. ) magnitude ( n. )

adj., ,

adj., ,

adj.,
,

magpie n. ( )

n.

magnetic adj.

maim v. ( ) vt.,
vt., , ,
maintain v. ( )
,
n., ;
maize n.
adj.,
n., ,
makeshift n./adj. ( )
; adj.,
maladroit adj.
maladroit:skill[deft]glib:profundityvoluble:terse
[]
adj.
complaisance:intractableadeptness:maladroit

deft ( adj. ) dextrous ( adj. )

malaise n. ( )

n.

malapropism n. (
)
malapropism:verbalgaffe:social

n.,

malcontent adj. ( ) n. ( )
malediction ( n. ) benediction ( n. ) malefactor (
adj. ; n.
n. ) maleficent ( adj. ) beneficent ( adj. )
dilatory:procrastinatemalcontent:complai
malfeasance n. ( )
mal feasancefactfice --->
n., ,
malevolent ( adj. ) benevolent ( adj. ) volition (

n. ) malfunction ( n. )
malicious adj. ( ) spiteful
malice ( n. ) mal ice --->
mal icious --->
malicious:ill willexaggerating:hyperbolediligent:effort
adj.,

expansive ( adj. )
malign v.adj.
mal ign
v. ; adj.
benign ( adj. )
extol ( v. ) laud ( n./v. )
malinger v.
malingerer ( n. ) malnutrition ( n. )
mal linger ( v. ) --->
malodorous ( adj. ) maltreat ( v. ) malpractice (
vi.
n. )
malingerer:dutyrecluse:humanitycamouflage[dissemble]:detectio
ma all
n., ,
mall n. ( )

malleable adj.tractable
ductility:malleabletoxicity:poisonous
mallet ( n. ) able ---> -
adj.,
->
malleable:shapemalleable:alterfriable:crumblecombustible:ignite

mal content ( adj. ) --->

malodor

mal odor --->

mammal

mamma ( ) l --->

manacle

Mammothmouth
--->
man acle ---> --->

mandatory

command ( n./v. )

mangle

man --->

mania

man ia ---> --->

mammoth

manifest

manifold

manipulative
mannequin
mannered
mansion
mantle
manumit
manure

manuscript

maple
mar

marble
mare
margarine

manimanyfold ( n. ) --->

malodor n.
cacophony:soundmalodor:scent

malodorous:smellcacophony[jarring]:sound

mammal n. ( )
epidermis:mammalbark:conifer

mammoth adj.
manacle n.
manageable ( adj. )
mandatory adj. ( ) obligatory
countermand ( v. ) maneuver ( v. )
mandatory:complyforbidden:abstain

discretionary ( adj. )
mangle v.
mingle ( v. ) wangle ( v. ) tangle ( v. ) praise
extravagantly ( )
mania n. ( )
kleptomania ( n. ) bibliomania ( n. )
mania:enthusiasmdoting:fondnessparanoia:suspicion

manifest adj.v.n. (
)
manifesto ( n. )
manifest[lucid]:perceivebrittle:breaktransparent:understand

palatable:savorydiscernible:manifestaudible:stentorian

manifold adj.

n.

n.
n.[] , ,
;
adj.,
n., , ;
vt....,
adj., ,

vt., , ,
, , ;
n.(),

n.[], , ,

n., ;
adj., ;
vi. ; vt.,

n., ;
adj.,
,
; vt.,
,

manipulative adj.
dexterous:manipulateprescient:predict
adj., ,

guileless ( adj. )
mannemannerquinqueen --->
mannequin n. (
n.,
--->
) dummy

mannered adj.
manner ( n. )
adj.,
mannerism ( n. )
--->
natural ( adj. )
mansion n.
n., ,
mansion:residencelimousine:automobile
(,

)
n., ,
man --->
mantle n. ( ) v.
; v.,
manumit v. ( ) emancipate
manu mit --->
vt.,
manual ( adj.n. ) manufacture ( n./v. )
--->
enslave ( v. ) detain ( v. )
manure n.v..
manu re
n. ; v.
glue:sealmanure:fertilize

manuscript n. ( )
archive:manuscriptarsenal:weapon

manu script --->

n.,
frieze:buildingillumination:manuscript

revise:manuscriptretouch:picture

maple ample ( adj. )

maple n.
n.[], ,
mar v./n.
maraud ( v./n. )
v., , ;

burnish:dullmar:flawless
n., , ;

n.(Mar) (=March)
enhance ( v. )
n.,
marble n.
().,
canvas:paintermarble:sculptor
; adj.,

,
n., ,
nightmarenightmare --->
mare n.

Margaret ( )
margarine n.
n.

butter:margarinesugar:saccharin
margarine

manipulate ( v. )

margin n.
marginal ( adj. )
outskirts:townshoulder:roadwaymargin:page

margin

submarine ( n. ) sub marine

marine adj.
maritime ( adj. )

marked

marionMaryette ---> Mary --->

mark marked --->

marionette n. ( )
marital ( adj. )
marked adj.noticeable

marrow

marrow narrow ( adj. )

marrow n.pith

marsh

---> --->

marsupial

mar supialsupersuper

martial

Mars ( n. )

marine
marionette

martinet

Martinet l7

net --->

mar tinet

marvel
mash

---> --->

mask
mason

ma son

masquerade

mask ( n.v. )

massacre

mass acre ( n. ) ---> -->

massive

mastery

master ( )

masticate

mast icate ---> --->

mat

mat adoradore ( v. )
--->

matchless

match less --->

matriarchy

matrimotherarchy --->

matriculation

ma
tritryculate

matrix

martinet n.
martyr ( n. )
martinet:disciplinepedant:learninggourmet:food
:
marvel n.v.
mean ( n./ adj. ) pedestrian ( adj. ) --->
marvelous ( adj. )
mash v.
marsh ( n. )
awl:piercepestle:mash

mask n. ( ) v. (
)
masquerade ( n.v. ) masquermaskade
mask:facepseudonym:name

mason n.
masonry ( n. )
masquerade n.v.
dissemble:informationmasquerade:feeling

massacre n./v.
massive ( adj. ) massless ( adj. )
massive ( adj. ) grandiose ( adj. ) indispensable (
adj. )
master n.adj.
masterpiece ( n. )
master:experienceluminary:eminence

master

matador

marsh n. (
)
marsh:soddendesert:arid

arid ( adj. ) ---> marshy ( adj. )

marsupial n./adj. ( ) (
)
kangaroo:marsupialsquirrel:rodent

martial adj.
martial:militaryrunic:mysterious
( )

matrimotherx

ma tritryxX -->

n.,
(),
, , ,
()
; vt.,
n., , ;
adj., ,
, ,
n.
adj.,
n., , , ,
<>

n., ,

n. ;
adj.
adj., ,
,

n.,

n. ; v.,

v.
n., ,
; vt., ,
; vi.,
, ,

n. ;
vt.
n. ; v.
n., ; v.,

adj., ,
,
n., , (),
, , ,
, <> ;
adj., ,
, ;
vt., ,

mastery n.
improvements:masterysavings:wealth

masticate v. ( )
lung:respiretooth:masticate

mat n. ( ) adj.

n., ; v.

matador n. ( )

n.

matchless adj.
incontrovertible:disputedmatchless:equaled

matriarchy n. (
)
matrimony ( n. ) matri
monymoney
matriculation n.
matriculate ( v. ( ) n. )
inauguration:officialmatriculation:student

inception:terminationmatriculation:graduation
::
matrix n.
matrix:numbercrystal:atoms

n.

v.

adj.,

n.,

n.,
()

n.

mattress

mat ( n. )

mature

maturity

maudlin

magdalene ( n. )

mausoleum

ll

leum --->

maven

-->

maul

maverick

mawkish
maxim
mayhem
maze
meagerness

mattress n. ( )
tablecloth:tablesheet:mattress

n., ,
()

mature adj.v.
nascent ( adj. )

adj., ,
,
() ;
vt. ; vi.,

maturity n. ( )
ripen:maturityharden:solidity

frank:secretivenesscallow:maturity

maudlin adj.
mawkish[maudlin]:sentimentpedantic:scholarship

maudlin:sentimentalobsequious:deferentialpeeved:annoyed
:::
jovial ( adj. )
maul v.

mausoleum n. ( )
maven n.expert
maven:experienceluminary:eminenceaugur:prediction

maverick n. ( )

maverick:conformityextrovert:reserve
--->

dogma:iconoclastconvention:maverick
NBA maverick

maggot ( n. ) --->
mawkish adj. ( )
ma wkish --->
mawkish[maudlin]:sentimentpedantic:scholarship

max im --->
maxim n.

maximize ( v. )
maim ( v. ) mayhem ( n. )
mayhem n.
--->
maze n.v.
amaze ( v. )
maize ( n. ) daze ( v. ) gaze ( v. )
haze ( n.v. ) raze ( v. )
mmeeager ( adj. )
meagerness n. ( )

amplitude ( n. ) liberal ( adj. ) ---> meager

mean

me an --->

mean adj.
mean:prodigalitymeek:arrogance

lavish ( adj. ) noble ( adj. )

meander

Maeander ( )

Me
anderunder

meander v.wander
waft:plummetmeander:dash

move purposively ( )

measly

me

measurable

measure ( v. )

measured
mechanical

medal

meddle

media

metal ( n. )

mix ( v./n. )
--->
middle ( n./adj. ) -->

measly adj.meager
measly:contemptiblypuny:weakly
:: ( adj.adv. )
grand ( adj. )
measurable adj.significant
unfathomable ( adj. )
measured adj.
inappropriate ( adj. )
mechanical adj.automatic
mechanism ( n. )
emotional ( adj. )
medal n. (
)
blandishment:coaxmedal:honor

athlete:trophysoldier:medal

meddle v.
medley ( n.adj. )
officious:meddledisaffected:rebel

meddlesome:prycontentious:argue

media n.
plantation:tobaccomedia:bacteria

n., ,
(),

adj. ;
n.

n. ; vt.,
,
n.
n.<>,

n. ;
vi.

adj.
n.,
n.,

n., , ,
, , ;
vt., ,

adj., ,
, ,
, ,
, ;
vt., , ;
vi., ;
n., ,

n., , ;
v.,

adj.[]

adj.
adj., ,

adj., ,
,

n., , ;
v....

v.

n.

mediate

med Iate --->

--->

mediocrity

mediocre ( adj. ) medi

ocre ---> --->

meditate

med it ate
--->

medium

medley

meddle ( v. )

meek

--->
---> --->

meet

megalomania

megalo mania --->

melancholy

melancholbile (
n.0y

---> AC

meld
meliorism

mellifluous

melodrama

melody

melon

membrane
memento
menace

mend

mendacious

mediate v. ( )
medicate ( v. ) medicine ( n. ) medieval
( adj. )
meditate ( v. )
faultfinder:criticizearbitrator:mediate

mediocrity n.
virtuosity ( n. )
meditate v. ( )
medium n. ( )
plant:soilorganism[bacterium]:mediumparasite:host
[]

medley n. ( ) (
)
montage:imagesmedley:songs

meek adj. ( ) submissive

vaunting ( adj. ) unyielding ( adj. ) truculent (
adj. )

v., ,
...,

n.,
v., ,
(),

n., , ;
adj., ,

n.,
, ,
, [] ;
adj.,
adj., ,
(),

n., ; adj.,
; vt.,
meet adj.n.v.
(),
inappropriate ( adj. ) unsuitable ( adj. ) unfit (
(),
adj. )
()...,
()...,
megalomania n. ( )
n.[],
kleptomania ( n. )

melancholy adj.

n. ; adj.

meld v.
v.,
separatedivide ( v. )
meliorism n. ( )
meli
ameliorate ( v. ) a meli or ate
orism --->

n.

meliorism:progressegalitarian:equity

melli flu ous --->

mellifluous adj. ( )

mellifluous:music[sound]ambrosial:foodsavory:taste
adj.,
melli fluous --->

cacophonous ( adj. ) raspy ( adj. )

melodrama n. (
melodmelody ( n. ) drama (
n.
n. )
)
melodrama:subtletychimera:authenticity
melody n.
metaphor:literalmelody:spoken

melody:song?
?
mel ody --->
n.
pleasurable:paradisiacalmelodious:lyrical
:: ( )
cacophony:melodygenteel:churl

melon n. ( )
watermelon ( n. )
mel on --->
n.()
apple:skinmelon:find

membrane n. ( )
cell:membraneseed:hull
membrmemberbranebrain ( n. ) --->

n.,
member
pore:membranedoor:room

memento n. ( )
remember ( v. )
n.
memorial ( n. )
menace v./n.endanger
baleful:menacesolicitous:concern
n., ; v.,
menacemenface --->

,
odious:disgust[repugnance]menacing:fear

n., , ,
mend n.v.
, ;
mendicant ( adj.n. ) menial (
vt., , ,
adj.n. )
, ; vi.,
rend ( v. )
,
mendacious adj.
mend ( v. ) acious ---> -ambiguous:claritymendacious:truth
adj.,
->

honest ( adj. ) veracious ( adj. )

mendacity

mentor

mercantile

mercenary

merchandise
merciless
mercurial

meretricious

merited
mermaid
mesa
mesh

mesmerize

messy

metal

metamorphose
metamorphosis
metaphor

metaphysics

meteoric

mendacity n.
truthfulness ( n. ) candor ( n. ) honesty ( n., ,
n. ) veracity ( n. )
mentor n. ( )
mentor

n.[]()
ment or ---> --->
mental ( adj. )
, , ,

mentor:guidanceoracle:prophecy

mentor:guidecharlatan[prevaricater]:deceive
[]
mercantile adj.
adj., ,
merchant ( n. )
agrarian:farmingmercantile:trade
, ,

mercenary adj. ( ) n.
mercenary:moneyvindictive:revenge
cenarycencent ( n. )

adj.
--->
mercenary:soldierhack:writer

merchandise n.
n.,
census:populationinventory:merchandise

mercy ( n. )
merciless adj.
adj.,
mercurial adj.
adj.,
mercurial:moodfickle:affectionwhimsical:behavior
mercury ( n. ) --, ,

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, ;
mercurial:committedprofligate:solvent
n.,

adj.,
meremerrytritrycious
meretricious adj.
, ,
--->

merited adj.
castigation:reproofdenunciation:denialglorification:merit
merit ( n. )

adj.

meritorious ( adj. )
unsuitable ( adj. ) gratuitous ( adj. )
n.(),
mer maid ( n. ) --->
mermaid n.
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mesasea ( n. ) --->
n.[], ,
mesa n. ( )
--->

n., , ,

mesh n.v. ( )
, , [] ;

disengage ( v. )
vt., ,
; vi.,
mesmerize v..enthrall
( Mesmer )

mes merizerise

v.
--->

zeal:ded
adj., ,
mess ( n.v. )
messy adj.

metal n.
metallurgy ( n. ) mettle ( n. )

dross:metalchaff:grain

n.
metal:filingwood:sawdust[shaving]

embroider:clothchase:metal

metamorphose v. ( )
meta morph
metabolism ( n. ) meta bol
v., ,
ose --->
--->
remain unaltered ( )
metamorphosis n. ( ) ( )
n.
continuation without change ( )
metaphor n.
meta phor ---> --->
n.[], ,
metaphor:literalmelody:spoken

meta physics ( n. ) --->

metaphysics n. (
--->

n., ,
)
,

insect:butterflyphilosophy:metaphysics

meteoric adj. ( )
fleeting:passmeteoric:rise

adj., ,
meteor ( n. )
meteoric:constancyarchaic:currency
,

gradual ( adj. ) plodding ( adj. )

meteorology

meteor ( n. ) ology

methodical

method ( n. )

meticulous
metrical
metropolitan

meticul ous ---> --->

me ticu
lous
meter ( n. )
me
tritrycalcall

metromother politan --->

--->

meteorology n. ( )
meter ( n. )
meteorology:weatherpathology:diseasedemography:population

methodical adj.
methodology ( n. )
desultory ( adj. ) haphazard ( adj. )
meticulous adj. ( )
interested:agogcareful:meticulousfirm:obdurate

n.,

adj.,

adj.

metrical adj.
scan:metricalparse:grammatical

adj., ,
()

metropolitan adj.

adj.,
,

mettle

--->

mettle n.
insight:discernmettle:endure

n.

miasma

mia s ma s
ia --->

miasma n. ( )

n.,

microbe

micro bebio --->

microorganism

micro organism --->

microscope

micro scope --->

microscopic

microbe n. ( )
enzyme:catalystbacterium:microbe

microorganism n.
sterilization:microorganismsdeforestation:flees

microscope n.
microscope:smalltelescope:distant

microscopic adj. ( )
elephantine ( adj. )

adj.,

n.,
n.[],

n.

midget

mid get ---> --->

--->
et gadget ( n. )

midget n. ( )

n. ; adj.

mien

demean ( v. )

mien n. ( )
He was a Vietnam veteran with a haunted
mien.

n.

miff

mimeff

---> --->

mighty

might ( n. )
y ( ) --->

migratory

me ratory ---> --->

mild
mildness
milieu

mi lieu ---> --->

mili --->

military

mili --->

milk

mill

mill

millmile ( n. ) ennann ium --->

n., ,
miff n. ( ) v.
; vt.
please ( v. ) complimentcommend ( v. )
; vi.

mighty adj. ( )
migratory adj.
immigrant ( v. ) emigrant ( v. )
sedentary ( adj. )
mild adj. ( )
mildew ( n.v. ) mil dew
Milestone ( n. ) mile stone
acute ( adj. )
mildness n.
asperity ( n. )
milieu n. ( )
military adj.
militia ( n. )
martial:militaryrunic:mysterious
( )
milk n.v.
milk:extractexploit:utilize

venom:toxinmilk:nutrient

mill n.
mill:grainforge:medalrefinery:petroleum

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miller
millinery

Milan ( n. )

miller n.
miller:graintanner:hide

millinery n.
suitcase:luggagehat:millinery

n. ;
adj., ,
; adv., ,

adj.,
adj., ,
, ,
,

n.,

n.,

adj.,

n., ; v.()

n., , ,
, ; vt.,
, , ,
; vi.,

n., ,
, , []
n.

mime

Mi me

mimicry
minaret
minatory

mince

turret ( n. ) ret
min --->

minmini
atorystory -->

min ce ---> --->

min

n. ;
adj.,

minute adj.n. ( )
agenda[meeting]:minutesitinerary:logsale:deed

n., , ,
, , ;
vt., ,
; adj.,
,

minion

mini on ---> --->

mint

misanthrope

n., , , ,
, , ;
vt., , ...,
; vi.,
; pron.

minuscule adj.n.
minuet ( n. )
small:minusculemoist:saturated

minuscule:letterminnow:fish

gargantuan ( adj. ) lengthy document ( )

min

mirth

v.

n., , ,
, ;
v.()

minimize

mire

adj.

mint n.v. ( )
strike:medalmint:coin

mix ( v. )

mirage

n.

mint money

mingle

miracle

n.

vt.... ;
v.

mine ( n. )

minutia

minatory adj.minacious
reassuring ( adj. ) unthreatening ( adj. )
nonthreatening ( adj. )
mince v. ( )
minute ( adj. ) minutia ( n. ) mincing (
adj. ) miniature ( n.adj. )
quaff:sipstride:mince

sip:drinkmince:walk

n. ; v. ;
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mineral n.
calcium:mineralsugar:carbohydrate

mingle v. ( )
separate ( v. ) sequester ( v. )
minimize v. ( )
exaggerate ( v. ) overestimate ( v. ) inflate (
v. )
minion n. ( ) sycophant
minnow ( n. ) winnow ( v. ) minority (
n. )
minion:dependentgroveler:petitioner

mineral

minute

minaret n.
spire:churchminaret:mosque

mine n.v.pron.
undermine ( v. )
quarry:rockmine:ore

mine

minuscule

mime n.v.
mimic ( adj.n.v. )
charade:wordmime:stories

parody:stylemime:gesture

mimicry n. ( )
mimicry:camouflagemutation:variation

n.,
v.()

n.,

minutia n. ( )
minutia:detailsquibbles:objections
min

n., ,
essential point ( ) vital feature ( ) lengthy account (
) crucial aspects ( )
miracle n. (

mir acle --->

)
n.,

mir acle --->

ordinary ( adj. ) miraculous ( adj. )

mirage n. (

mir age ---> --->

)
n., , ,

miraculous ( adj. ) mirror ( n. )

maelstrom:turbulentmirage:illusory

mi re --->
mire n. ( ) v..
n. ; v.

extricate ( v.() )
mirth n. ( )
mir th
mirthless ( adj. )
n.,

mirth:laughterapproval:applause

misanthrope n.
philanthropist ( n. ) anthropoid ( n. )
mis anthrope ---> --->
n.,
misapprehension ( n. )

misanthrope:peoplexenophobe:strangers

misbehave

behave ( v. )

miscalculation

mis calculate

miscellany

mis cell any --->

mischievous

mis chievchief ( n. ) ous --->

--->
mis
chievous

misconception

mis conception ( n. )

misconstrue

mis construe ( v. )

miscreant

mis creantcreate --->

misdemeanor

miser

miserly
misfortune
misgiving

mishap
misjudge

mislead

misleading

misrepresent

missile
mist
mistral
misunderstood

mis demeanor ( n. )

misbehave v.
castigation:disapprovalcrime:misbehave

lapse:errormisbehavior:criminality

reprobate:misbehavesycophant:fawn

miscalculation n.
miscalculation:judgmentgaffe:decorum

miscellany n. ( )
mischievous adj.
insensitive:boormischievous:imp

tightfisted:parsimoniousbrutish:mischievous

misconception n. ( )
misconduct ( v.n. )
loose:confinementdisabuse:misconception

misconstrue v. ( . ) misinterpret
misjudge:assessmisconstrue:interpret

miscreant n.
misdeed ( n. )
miscreant:criminalvisionary:delusion

law-abiding individual ( ) saint ( n. )

misdemeanor n.
misdirect ( v. )
misdemeanor:crimelapse:errordecision:commitment

v.(),
()

n.,
n.,
(miscellanies),
adj., ,
,

n.

vt.,

adj., ,
; n.,
,
n.<>(=misdemeanour)[
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1967
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ony)

miser n. ( )
miser:thriftchauvinist:patriotism
n., ,

()
miser:stingy[parsimonious] loner:solitary

miserly adj. ( )
miser ( n. )
adj.,
frugal:miserlyconfident:arrogant

misfortune n.
mis fortune ( n. )
n.,
boon ( n. )
misgiving n. ( )
mis giving
misguide ( v. )
,
---> certainty ( n. ) compunction ( n. ) ---> absence of misgiving
( )
mishap n.
mis hap ( n. )
misinform ( v. ) misinterpret ( v. )
mismiss haphappening ( n. )
n.
catastrophe:mishaphumiliation:embarrassment
--->

misjudge v.
mis judge
v.
misjudge:assessmisconstrue:interpret

mislead v. ( . )
pernicious:inuredisingenuous:mislead
mis lead --->

vt.
epithet:disparagealias:mislead

misleading adj.
mismanagement ( n. ) misnomer ( n.
adj.,
) nomenamemisogamy ( n. ) mis gamgame

misogynist ( n. ) misperceive ( v. )
misplace ( v. ) misread ( v. )
misrepresent v. ( . )
vt.,
misshapen ( adj. )
mis represent ( v. )
()
tamper:adjustmisrepresent:communicate
; vi.

missile n.projectile
miss ile ---> --->
dismiss ( v. ) emissary ( n. ) missive ( n. )
n.,

dart:missileskiff:boat

--->
mist n.v. ( )
n.
( mistral )
mistral n.
n.

misunderstood adj.
mistime ( v. ) misuse ( v. )
vbl.misunderstand
mis understood
misunderstood:clarifyerroneous:retract

mismiss er
--->

mite

mitigate
mitten
mnemonics
moat

mobility

mock

mockery

moderate

moderation
modestly
modicum
modish
mogul
moist
moistness
molar

mold

molding

molecule
molest
mollification

mollify

mite n. (

n.,
mit e
)
<>,

mite:creaturespeck:amount

mite

mitimite gate --->

mitigate v. ( )
mit Igate MIT
mitigate:severequalify:general
v.
--->

exacerbate ( v. )
mitten n. ( ) (
MITten MIT ten
n.,
)
mitten
muffler:neckmitten:hand
mnemonics n. ( )
amnesia ( n. )
memory ( n. ) ics
n.
regimen:healthmnemonics:memorystaff:walk

moat n. (
n., ;
mo at

v.
)
mobility n.
splint:mobilitylubricant:frictionballast:instabilitypurchase:slippery
n., ,
mobile ( adj. )

,
splint:immobilizeduct:convey

mock v. ( )
v., , , ;
lock mock
mock:imitatetaunt:challengemock
adj. ; n., ,
taunt

mockery n.
patronize:condescensionderide:mockery

monkey mockery
n.
diatribe:abuse[anger]burlesque:mockery
[]
tribute ( n. )
moderate adj.v.
moderator ( n. ) modest ( adj. )
adj., ,
moiety ( n. )
; v.
moderate:intensityextenuate:seriousness

moderation n.
n.
exorbitant:moderationperfidious:loyalty

modestly adv.
adv.,
speak modestly ( ) ---> pontificate ( v. )
modmodest icum --modicum n.
n.,
>
large amount ( )
modish adj.stylishfashionable
mode ( n. )
adj.,
modulate ( v. ) mod ---> --->
lacking style and fashionableness ( )
mogul n. ( ) magnate
n.

nonentity ( n. )

moist adj.
adj. ; n.
small:minusculemoist:saturated ( sodden ) surprised:astonished

moistness n.
n.
baste:drynesscaulk:moistness

molar n. ( )
adj., ,
mortar ( n. )
mol ar ---> --->
, [][]
rib:bonemolar:tooth
; n.,

mold n.v.
moldy ( adj. )
n., ; vt.,
palpable:touchpliable:mold

molding adj. (

ruffle:shirtmolding:cabinethem:garment

molecule n.
n.[],
molecule:atomstissue:cells

moll ( ) est ---> --->

molest v.
vt., ,
mollification n. ( )
mollification.: sootheindemnity:secure
n.

inflammation ( n. )
mollify v. ( )
molest ( v. ) mollusk ( n. )
mollify:angerhearten:dejection
moll ify ---> --->
v.

--->
mollification:sootheindemnity:secure

ire ( n. ) rouse ( v. )

mollycoddle

molt

moment
momentous
momentum

money

mollycoddle v.n.
embarrass:mortifyindulge:mollycoddle
molly coddle ( v. )

--->
chide:pilloryhumor:mollycoddle

treat harshly ( )
molt v./n.
molt:birdslough:snake
--->

molt:feathersshed:hair

fledge ( v. )
moment n.
momentary ( adj. )
insignificance ( n. )
momentous adj. ( )
moment ( n. )
atrocious:badmomentous:important

momentum n. ( ) ( )
movement ( n. )
oscillation:swingmomentum.: scootermomentum:scutter

money n.
sophism:reasoningcounterfeit:money

mercenary:moneyvindictive:revenge

tact:offensivemoney:poor

dally:timesquander:money

wallet:moneysuitcase:clothing

mongrel

--->

monochromatic

mono chrom atic --->

monocle

mono cle

monologue

mono logue ---> --->

monotonous

mono ton ous

monstrous

monster ( n. )

montage

mood
moor
mope
moralistic
morality

morass

mongrel n.
purebred ( adj.n. )
monochromatic adj.
monarch ( n. ) monastery ( n. ) mon astery

iridescent ( adj. )
monocle n.
monogamy ( n. ) mono
gamygamegame ---> monograph (
n. ) monolithic ( adj. ) lith
monocle:eye
:
monologue n.
monomania ( n. ) mania ( n. ) monopolize ( v. )
opera:ariaplay:monologue

monotonous adj.
mutter:indistinctdrone:monotonoushiss:sibilantstammer:halting

monstrous adj.

montage n. (
)
montage:imagesmedley:songszigzag:turns

mood n.
mercurial:moodfickle:affectionwhimsical:behavior

moody ( adj. )
moor n. (
moon moor
)
Moor
--->
mope v./n.

moralistic adj. ( )
moral ( adj.n. )
moralistic:principledpedantic:learned

morality n.
mores ( n. )
transgression:moralitypresumption:propriety

mormoreass --->

morass n.
mor assassist

montage

n., ;
vt.,

n., , ;
v.,

adj., ,
; n.
adj.,

n.,

n., ,

n.<>(),
, ;
adj.,
adj.[],

n.

n.,

adj.,
adj., ,
, ,
;
adj.<>,
n.,

n., , ,

n., ; v.,
,
v.
adj., ,

adj. ; n.

n.

moratorium

mor atorium --->

morbid

mor bid ---> --->

mordant

moribund

moron

morose

morsel
mortar

mortgage

mortify

mosaic

mosque

mosquito
moth
motility
motionless
motivate
motivation
motivational
motive
motley

mor dant --->

m ordorderant -->

moratorium n. ( )
reprieve:punishment moratorium:activity[act] fast:eat
respite:labor
tourniquet:bleeding

morbid adj. ( )
wholesome ( adj. ) hale ( adj. )
verdant ( adj. ) salubrious ( adj. )

mordant adj.
genial ( adj. )

n.,

adj., ,
,
n., ,
,
;
adj., ,
;
vt.

moribund adj.n.
increasingly vital ( ) nascent ( adj. ) beginning adj. ; n.
( n. ) currency ( n. )
n.<>, ,
[](50mor on ---> --->
moron n. ( 50-70 )
70),
[](),

morose adj.
mo rose ---> -- cheerful ( adj. ) lighthearted ( adj. ) sanguine (
adj.,
->
adj. ) jovial ( adj. ) jocund ( adj. ) rejoice (
v. )
morsel n.
mor selsell ( v. )
mortality ( n. )
n.(),

shard:potterymorsel:food

mortar n. ( )
n., , ,
mor tar --hammer:anvilpestle:mortar
;
>

vt.,
mortgage mort gage

mortgage n./v.
n. ; v.

mortify v.
mort ify ---> --->
mortuary ( n. )
vt., , ;

embarrass:mortifyindulge:mollycoddle
vi., ,

mosaic n. ( )
n., ,
piece:jigsaw puzzletile:mosaicstitch:sampler
;

adj., ;
parquet:woodmosaic:glass
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mosque n. ( )
Moslem ( n. )
n.
spire:churchminaret:mosque

mosquito n.
quit
mos quito --->

mote ( n. ) motmos
n.

mosquito:nettingimpurity:fire
quit Quit

moth mouth
moth n. ( )
n.,

moth-eaten ( adj. ) ---> fresh and new

motility n.
mot
n.,
motif ( n. ) motion ( n. )
stasis ( n. )
motionless adj.
adj.,
vacillating ( adj. )
motivate v..
motive ( n. )
v.
exhortation:motivateinvective:discredit

motivation n.
n.
fungi:ecologistmotivation:psychologist

motivational adj.
adj.,
exculpatory:absolvemotivational:stir

motive n.
n., ;
motive:deeddoubt:question
adj.,

adj.,
motmote ley ---> --->
motley adj.
,

colorless ( adj. ) unique ( adj. ) unvaried (

, ;
medley ( n. )
adj. ) homogeneous ( adj. )
n., , ,
mori bundbound --->
--->

mottled

mottled adj. ( )
striated:groovemottled[dappled]:spot

homogenous ( adj. ) solidary ( adj. ) blanch (

v. ) ---> mottle ( v. )
motto n. ( )
epitaph:tombstonemotto:shield

adj.,

motto

moult

moult molt

moult v.

n., ; v.,

mountebank

mounte bank --->

--->

mountebank n. ( )

n.,

mournful

mourn ( v. )

movement

mournful adj.
jovial ( adj. ) revelry ( n. ) ---> mournfulness
movement n. ( )
stanza:poemmovement:symphony

n., , ,

adj.
n., , ,

muddle

mud ( n. )

muddle n.v.
clarity ( n. )

vt., ,
, ;
vi. ; n.,
,

muffle

muffle v. ( )
muffle:soundassuage:grief

v., , () ;
n., ,

muffled adj. ( )
muted:colormuffled:sound

plangent ( adj. ) resonant ( adj. )

muffler n.
muffler:neckmitten:hand

muffled
muffler
muggy
mulch
mulish

multiply

mumble

mundane
municipality
munificence
munificent

munitions

mural

murky

murmur
muscular
muse

muggy mug ( n. )

muggy adj. ( )

n.
adj.

mulch n./v. ( ) ( )
mulch
n., ;
mulct ( n.v. )

vt.

mulish adj.recalcitrantobstinate

despicable:valuemulish:flexibility
adj., ,
--->

flexible ( adj. ) pliant ( adj. )

multiply v.
multifarious ( adj. ) multiple ( adj. )
multitude ( n. )
multi ply ---> --->
v., ,
multiply:divideenter:leave

propagate ( v. ) ---> fail to multiply ( )

mumble v./n. ( )
scribble:writemumble:talk
n., ,

"" --->
; v.,
enunciate:mumblingclarify:confusing

enunciate ( v. )
mundane adj.secular
mundunderane --->
adj., ,
exotic ( adj. ) unearthly ( adj. )

extraordinaryunusual ( adj. ) spiritual ( adj. )

municipality n.
muni ( ) municipality
n.,
muni --->
munificence n.
n.,
stinginess ( n. )
muni fic ent ---> --->
munificent adj.generous

miser:munificentzealot:blas
adj.,
mu ni fi

cent --->
munitions n.
muniment ( n. )
n.(munition
muni tion
larder:foodarmory:munitions
)

mural adj.n.
demur ( v. ) immure ( v. )
adj. ; n.,
mur al

petrography:rockmural:wall

murky adj.hazy
murk ( n. ) mur -adj.
lucid ( adj. ) limpid ( adj. ) pellucid ( adj. )
->
clear ( adj. )
murmur v. ( )
n.,
glimmer:dazzlemurmur:resound
, , ;
""

v.,
croon:singmurmur:speak
, ,

muscle ( n. )
muscular adj.
adj.,
mu se
v. ; n.[]
muse v. ( )

musket

mutate
mutation

mute

muted
mutilate
mutineer

mutter

muzzy
myopia
myopic
myriad

mysterious

mystery
nadir
nag

naive

narcissism

narcotic

nascent
natation
natty

musket n. ( 16 18 )
musky ( adj. ) musket muskymusty (
( )
adj. ) must y ( )
n.
daguerreotype:photographmusket:firearm

mutate v.
mut ate
v.
mutable ( adj. )
remain the same ( ) root ( v. )
mutation n. ( )
n., , ,
mimicry:camouflagemutation:variation
()

n., ,
[],
mu te
mute v.n.
; adj.,

amplify ( v. )
, ;
vt.... ;
vi.
muted adj. ( ) ( )
muted:colormuffled:sound

mut ilate
mutilate v. ( )
v.

maim ( v. )
mut --->
muti
mutineer n.
n.,
neernear
mutinous ( adj. )
--->
mutter v. ( )
mutton ( n. ) beef ( n. ) pork ( n. ) venison (
n. )
n., ; v.,
( ) --->
mutter:indistinctdrone:monotonous

speak distinctly ( )
adj.,
--->
muzzy adj.muddled
,
my op ia --->
myopia n. ( )
n.
--->
prescience ( n. )
myopic adj.
adj.
discerning ( adj. )
myriad adj./n.
myriad[countless innumerable untold]:number
n., ,
my riadraid ( n./v. )
everlasting[interminable]:duration
<> ; adj.,

,
few ( adj. ) scarce ( adj. ) scanty ( adj. )
mysterious adj.
myth ( n. ) mythology ( n. )
mystery ( n. )
martial:militaryrunic:mysterious
adj.
( )
scrutable ( adj. )
mystery n. (
)
n.,
magazine:periodicalmystery:fiction

nadir n. ( )
n.[] , ,
r --->
topmost point ( ) zenith ( n. ) acme ( n. )

summit ( n. )
n., ,
--nag v.
,
>
nagging ( adj. ) ---> tonic ( adj. )
(),
; v.,
naive na?f adj. (
) artlessingenuous
fickle:constancynaive:sophistication
native ( adj. )
adj.

guile:na?ftardy:prompt

worldly ( adj. )
narcissism n. ( )
Narcissus
narcissism:loveguilt:blame

n.,
--->
hedonistic:pleasurenarcissistic:self

narcotic n. (
n., ,
""
)
; adj.,
narnas

nasal ( adj. )
nascent adj.emerging
cent ( n. )
renascent ( adj. ) nascency ( n. )
adj.
--->
fully established ( ) mature ( adj. ) moribund (
adj. )
natneat --->
natation n.
n.,
natty adj.dapper
natneat
adj.
sloppy ( adj. ) slovenly ( adj. )

nauseate

nautical
navigate
naysay
nebulous
necessitate
necropolis
nectar

needle

needy
nefarious
negate
negligent

negotiation

nemesis
neophyte

nepotism
nerve
nestle
nethermost
nettle
neutralize
nexus
nibble
nicety
niche
nick

nausianausnaut ia --->
---> --->
ate --->
sea ate --->

nauseate v.
vertigo:nauseate
:

vi., ,
; vt.,
,

nautical adj.
adj., ,
astronaut ( ) navy ( )
, ,
astrolabe:nauticalcolander:culinary

navigate v.
vi., , ;
navi navigation ( n. )
abacus:calculatesextant:navigate
vt., , ,

naysay n./v.
naynosaysay no --->
n. ; v.
concur ( v. )
nebula ( n. )
nebulous adj. ( )
adj., ,
bullous ---> -- distinctlimpidpellucid ( adj. ) clear-cut ( adj.
,
->
)
necessitate v..
The increase in population necessitates a greater food
necessary ( n.adj. )
v.
supply.
necessitous ( adj. )
necropolis n. ( )
n.,
necro polis
metropolis ( n. )

n.[] ,
---> --->
nectar n.
, ,

needle n.
needlework ( n. )
needle:knitloom:weave
n.

leaf:oakneedle:pinefrond:fern

needy adj. ( ) impoverished

adj.,
need ---> needy
affluent ( adj. )
,
nefarious adj. ( )
nefarious:wickednessgenerous:liberality
far ---> nefarious far

adj.,
above reproach ( ) virtuous ( adj. ) exemplary (
adj. )
negate v.
neg ( ) ate negation ( n. )
vt.,
abnegation ( ) neglect ( )
neglect ( v. ) neg
negligent adj. ( )
adj.,
lectlig ---> --->
negative ( n.adj. )
negotiation n.
clog:drainagestalemate:negotiations
gotiation ---> -
n., ,
->
negotiator:agreement
:
tenacious ( adj. ) ---> negotiable ( adj. )
Nemesisne
nemesis n. ( )
me sis
neophyte n. ( )
neolithic ( adj. ) neologism ( n. ) neonate (
neonewphyte
n. )
n.,
inexperience:neophyteirresponsibility:wastrel

nepotism n. ( )
nepotnephew ism --->
n., ,
nepotism:relativecronyism:friend

nerve n.v. ( )
n., , ,
appall ( v. ) diffidence ( n. )
; vt.
nestle v.snuggle
vi., ;
nest le nest --->
nestling ( n. )
vt.,
nether most net
nethermost adj.
adj.,
hermosther
net nethermost
nettle n. ( ) v.vex
net tle ---> --->
n.
conciliate ( v. ) mollify ( v. )
neutralize v.
neutral (
neutron ( n. )
v.
n.adj. )
soothe:angerneutralize:acid[effectiveness]
[]
nexnext us
nexus n. ( )
n.,

nib ( n. ) ""ble
nibble v.
n., , ,

nipple ( n. )
; v.,
ni bb le
quaff[swill]:sipgobble:nibble
,

nicety n. ( )
n., , ,
nice ( adj. )
nicety:precisionillusion:fantasy

( )
niche
niche n. ( )
n.

n., ;
nick
nick n. ( )
vt., ;
naut ( ) ical

nicotine

nightmare

nig gard sluggard (

n. )
nightmare ( n. ) --->

nihilism

nihil ism

nil

ni ll --->

nimble

ni mbleballnimble

niggard

nip

nitpick

nocturnal
noisome
nomad

nominal

nonchalant

nondescript

nonentity

nonflammable

nonplus

nonsensical

noose
nostalgia
notability

notch
notorious

nicotine n. (
n.

)
niggard n.miser
n. ; adj.,
niggling ( n. )

n., ,
nightmare n. ( )

nihilism n. ( )
n.[],
( )

annihilate ( v. ) nihil ( n. ) nil ( n. )

nil n.
nil nihil
n.
nil:quantityvacuum:matter

nimble adj. ( ) deft

adj.

nip v.
n., , (),
nipper ( n. ) nipping ( adj. )
ni p p
; vt., , ,
--->

, ; vi., ,
nip:eatjot:write
, , ()

nitpick v. ( )
nitpick:criticizecavil:object

nit pick
fluent:glibmeticulous:nitpick[finicky]

nitpicker:criticizepreacher:sermonquibbler:cavil

noct urnal diurnal (

nocturnal adj.
adj.,
adj. )
diurnal ( adj. ) happen during daytime ( )
noisome adj.
noiannoysome
adj.,
appealing ( adj. ) beneficial ( adj. ) pleasant (
adj. ) healthy ( adj. )
nomad n. (
n.,
no mad -- )
, ;
>
nomad:domicilefreelancer:employer
adj.

nominal adj. ( )
nomenclature ( n. ) nominate ( v. )
adj.,
nominal:significancedisjunctive:unity
, ,
nominnameal

[] ;
figurehead:nominaldictator:absolute
n.

nonchalant adj.
noncommittal ( adj. ) nonconformity ( n.
non chalantchallenge ( n./v. ) --->
) noncontemporaneous ( adj. )
adj.
--->
anonymous:identifynonchalant:excite

adj.,
nondescript adj. ( )
,
non deseript
conspicuous ( adj. ) remarkable ( adj. ) striking (
; n.,
adj. )

nonentity n.
nonentity --->
nonesuch ( n. )
n.

dilettante:commitmentnonentity:consequence

nonflammable adj. ( )
nonobservance ( n. ) nonpareil ( adj.n. )
non flame ( n. )
nonparallel ( adj. ) --->
adj.
mable
impervious:friablenonflammable:combustible

nonplus v.bewilder
nonporous ( adj. ) nonradioactive ( adj. )
vt. ; n.,
non plus
infuriate:ragenonplus:perplexity
,

nonsensical adj.
nonthreatening ( adj. ) nonverbal ( adj. )
non sense ( n. ) cal --->
nonviable ( adj. ) via
adj.,
--->
nonsensical:drivelpompous:bombast

n., , , (the
noonse
noose n. ( ) ( )
noose) ;

vt.
nostalgia n.
n., ,
nost alg ia
nostrum ( n. )
,
notable ( adj. ) noble (
notability n.
n.
n. ) noteworthy ( adj.
) noticeable ( adj. )
n., ;
vt., ,
no V
notch n. V
, , ;

serrated ( adj. ) ---> without notches ( )

n.<>,
,
notnote orious --->
notorious adj.infamous
adj.

novelty

novel ( n.adj. )

novelty n. ( ) ( )
nova ( n. )
threadbare[timeworn]:noveltylabyrinthine:directness

ballad:stanzanovel:chapter

banal ( adj. ) timeworn ( adj. )

novice

no vice ( n. ) --->

novice n.beginnerneophyte

noxious

nox ious

nuance

nu ance --->

nubile

nubile bi --->

nucleate

nucleus ( n. ) nuclear (
adj. )

nudge

nudge
Nudge
nude ( n. )

nugatory
nullify

nu gatgettory
--->
null ( adj.n. )

noxious adj.
nocuous ( adj. )
beneficialalubrious ( adj. ) harmless ( adj. )
nuance n. ( )
nuance:distinctionhint:suggestion

patent difference ( ) lack of subtlety ( )

sharpdistinction ( )
nubile adj. ( )
nubnup nuptial ( adj. )
nubilous ( adj. )
nucleate v.
disseminate ( v. )
nudge v. ( )
doze:sleepnudge:prod[push]

butt:headnudge:elbow

nugatory adj.trifling
nullify v.
numb adj.v.
numb:insensibleburnish:lustrous

numb:sensationstiff:suppleness

abandon:inhibitionconscious:numbness

sensible ( adj. )

n., , ,

n.,

adj.

n.

adj.
v.() ; adj.

n.,

adj.,
,
v.

numb

numb
mbmb

numinous

nu min
ous

numinous adj.supernatural

adj.,

numismatist

numnumber isma
tist --->

numismatist n.
numerology ( n. ) numerous (
adj. )
philatelist:stampsnumismatist:coins

n.

nunnery n.

n.,

nuptial adj.

n. ; adj.,

nurture v.cultivate
nurture:childcultivate:crop

withhold sustenance from ( ) impede ( v. )

stunt ( v.. ) disregardignore ( v. ) neglectoverlook
( v. ) fail to support ( )

n., , ,
; vt.,
,

nymph n.

n.[][]
,

nunnery
nuptial

nun ( n. )
--->
nupnub nubile ( adj.
)

nurture

nymph

oafish

o a fish --->

oasis

o as is (

"" )

obdurate

ob durendure ate

obedient

obey ( v. )

obeisance
obese

!!!

oafish adj.
oak ( n. ) oar ( n. ) oatmealoat ( n. )
urbanity ( n. ) ---> oafishness
oasis n.
glade:woodoasis:desertarchipelago:ocean

obdurate adj.hardheartedintractable
firmness:obduratecarefulness:meticulous

energetic:freneticfirm:obduratefrugal:penurious

obedient adj. ( )
contumacious ( adj. ) impertinent ( adj. )
imperious ( adj. ) impudent ( adj. ) imperial (
adj. )
obeisance n. ( )
obeisance:reverenceembrace:affection

obese adj.

adj. ; v.

adj.,
n.(),

adj.,
,

adj.,

n., , ,

adj.,

obfuscate

obfuscation

obituary
oblation
obligatory

obliging
oblique
obliterate

oblivious

obloquy

obscure

obscurity

obsequious

observatory

obsessed

obsolete
obstacle

obstinate

obstreperous

obstruct

obfuscate v. ( )
headstrong:willfulnessobfuscate:confusing
obfuscfuse ate
:: ( )
vt.,
--->
cowardice:intimidateperplexed:obfuscate

elucidate ( v. ) illuminate ( v. )
obfuscation n.
equivocation:trutheuphemism:offenseobfuscation:clarity

n.,
rationalization:plausibleobfuscation:indiscernibleequivocation:definite

lucidity ( n. )
obituary n. ( )
ob it
n. ; adj.
roster:staffobituary:death
uary --->

--->
oblation n. ( )
n.
obligatory adj.
elected:obliged
oblige ( v. ) obligation (
:
adj.,
n. )
discretionary ( adj. ) selective ( adj. )
elective ( adj. ) oblige ( v. ) ---> discommode (
obliging adj.accommodating
adj., ,
oblige ( v. )
visionary:idealisticofficious:obliging

:: ( )
oblique adj.
adj., ,
que --->
direct ( adj. )
,
obliterate v. ( ) ( )
inspire:infuseobliterate:removeaccomodate:supplyconvey:conduct
ob liter ate ( )
( )
vt., ,
inter:burialobliterate:removalsaturated:wet
( ) ( )
oblivious adj.
erudite:fathomoblivious:neglect

vious
adj., ,
oblivious:attentive

:
vigilant ( adj. ) cognizant ( adj. ) mindful (
adj. )
obloquy n.calumny
ob loqu y
n.,
obnoxious ( adj. ) nox
adulation ( n. )
obscure adj. ( )
v.
adj., ,
comprehend:obscure
, ;
:
vt.,
explicit ( adj. ) elucidate ( v. ) legendary (
adj. )
n., , ,
obscurity n.
, , ,
celebrity ( n. ) certitude ( n. )

obsequious adj.
obsequies ( n. ) ob sequ ious --->
ob sequ ious --->
adj., ,

--->

obsequious:fawncompliant:yieldcondescending:patronize

observatory n.
observe ( v. ) tory --->
adj.,
conservatory:musicseminary:theologyobservatory:astronomy
--->

obsessed adj.
agonized:distressobsessed:concern

beset ( v. )
firm:intransigentconcerned:obsessed

obsessed:attractedrash:adventurousintimate:close

adj., ;
ob solete
obsolete adj. ( )
n.,
obstacle n. ( )
ob stastandcle
n.,
blandishment:cajoleobstacle:impede

obstinate adj.obduraterefractory
obstinate:perseveretactless[insensitive]:offend
ob stin ate

adj.,

unflappable:upsetobstinate:persuade

obstreperous adj.
resolute:dissuadeobstreperous:control
--->
adj.,

disciplined ( n. )
obstruct v. ( )
v., ,
ob struct
facilitate ( v. ) abet ( v. ) unocclude ( adj. ) --->
() ;

obstructed ( adj. )
n.,
obstruction ( n. ) obstructionist ( n. )

obtrude

obtuse

obverse
obviate
occidental
occlude
occult

occurrence
octogenarian
ocular
oddments
ode

odious

odium
odometer
odoriferous
odyssey
offbeat

offend

offense

offensive
offhand

officious

obtrude v. ( )
vt., ; vi.
trude
obtrusive ( adj. )
obtuse adj.
rectitude:transgresscalmness:restivekeenness:obtuseliberal:parsimoni
ous
propriety:impertinent
--->
adj., ,

restiveness:calmnesskeenness:obtuseness

insightf
obverse n.adj.
obverse
adj.
reverse ( n. )
obviate v. ( )
vt.,
ob via te
viable ( adj. ) viaduct ( n. )
(),

emulate:exemplaryobviate:unnecessary
, ,

oc cid ental --> --->

occidental n.adj.
n., ;

oriental ( n./ adj. )

adj.,
occlude v.
cludeclose
v.,
unobstructed ( adj. ) ---> occluded ( adj. )
adj., ,
occult adj.inscrutable
kao --->
,
bare ( adj. ) patent ( adj. )

; v., ;
fathomable ( adj. ) manifest ( adj. )
n.
occurrence n.
occur ( v. ) rence --->
occupation ( n. )
n., , ,

prodigy:personmiracle:occurrence

adj.,
octogenarian n.80
octo8gentenarian ---> 80
; n.,
octopus ( n. )

ocu oculist (
adj., ;
ocular adj.
n. ) ocu
n.,

odd
oddments n.
add
ode n. (
)
old --->
n.,
chord:toneode:poem[poetry]spoof:parody

odious adj. ( )
odious:disgust[repugnance]menacing:fear
odi ous --
adj.,
>
blatant:arrestingodious:disgusting

odium n.
n.,
hankering ( n. ) infatuation ( n. ) esteem (
n. )
odo meter
n.<>()
odometer n. ( ) ( )

odor ifer ous

odoriferous adj.
adj.,

n. -seys
odyssey n.

off beat
offbeat adj. ( )
adj.
--->
conventional ( adj. ) bathetic ( adj. )

hackneyed ( adj. )
offend v.
deferential:offendintransigent:acquiescescornful:respect

v., , ,
equivocation:trutheuphemism[euphemistic]:offenseobfuscation:clarity
, ...
invulnerable:injure

offense n.
peccadillo:offense[error sin] cameo:sculpture glitch:flaw
mishap:accident
n.

offensive adj.
adj., ,
euphemism:offensiveaphorism:diffuse
; n.,

adj., ,
off hand --->
offhand adv./adj. ( )
; adv.,

premeditated ( adj. )

officious adj.
attentive:officiousrefined:snobbishfrugal:parsimony
officer ( n. ) ious

adj.,

,
officious:meddledisaffected:rebel

offish

off ish --->

offish adj. ( ) aloof

off ( adj. ) offset ( v. ) offstage (
n. )
sociable ( adj. )

adj.

ogle

---> --->

ogle v./n. ( )

n., ,
; vt. ;
vi.,

olfactory

oloilfactory --->

ominous

omin abominate ( v. )

omission

miss
omit (
v. )

omnipotent
omniscient
oncologist
onerous
ooze
opacity

opaque
open-minded
opera
ophthalmology
opiate
opine
opponent
opportune

oppose
oppress
oppression
opprobrious
opprobrium
optimization
optometrist
opulent

oracle

olfactory adj.
ointment ( n. ) ointoiloligarchy ( n. )
olioilarch --->
ominous adj.
auspicious ( adj. )

adj., ,

omission n.

n.

adj.

omnipotent adj. (
)
adj.,
pot
omnivorous ( adj. )
omniscient adj.n.
adj.,
omni scient
prescient ( adj. ) conscience ( n. )
; n.,
vacuous ( adj. )
[]
oncologist n.
on co

onset ( n. ) onslaught ( n. )
logish
slaughter ( n./v. )
oner ( on er ) ous --onerous adj.burdensome
adj., ,
>
exonerate ( v. ) onus ( n. )

ooze v. ( ) ( ) (
n.[] ; v.,

opacity n.
opacity:lightimpermeability:fluid
n.

transparencyclarity ( n. ) translucence ( n. )
opaque adj.
opalescence ( n. )
n. ;
OPEC ( n. )
slack:tensionopaque:translucence
adj.,

,
diaphanous ( adj. )
open mind ed ---> open-minded adj. ( ) adj.,
opera n. ( )
operetta ( n. )
a o
n.
libretto:operalyrics:song

oph photo ( n. )
ophthalmology n.
n.[]
--->
oph photo ( n. ) --->
opi option ate --->
n. ; adj. ;
opiate n. ( )
--->
v.
opine v. ( )
opinionated ( adj. )
opinion ( n. )
v.,
augur:predictpundit:opinerecidivism:relapse

oppose ( v. ) op pose --->

opponent n. ( ) adj.
adj., ;

component ( adj. ) proponent ( n. )

n.,
opportune adj. ( )
adj.()
op port une
opportune:convenienceimpermanent:transience
,

()
inconvenient ( adj. ) untimely ( adj. )

oppose v.
oppose:thwarttreat:cure
vt., ,
op pose --->

, ; vi.
capitulate ( v. )
oppress v.
oppress ( )
vt.,
depress ( ) impressive ( )
oppression n. ( )
n., , ,
press ( n./v. )
disagreement ( n. )

op probprobe rious
opprobrious adj.
adj.,
--->
irreproachable ( adj. )
, ,
opprobrium n.
n., ,
approbation ( n. )
optimization n.
opti option --->
optimism ( n. ) optional ( adj. )
n.,

optimization:improve
:
opto ( photo ) metr ist --optometrist n. ( ) n.,
>
opulent adj.luxuriant
adj., ,
opu lent
opus ( n. )
,
n.[](),
ora acle ---> ( ore (
, , ,
n. ) roe ( n. ) )
, ;
oracle n. ( )
ORACLE
ORACLE,
oral ( adj. ) oration ( n. ) oratorio ( n. )

omni potent ( adj. )

orchestra

orchestra n. ( )
orchard ( n. ) orchid ( n. ) child like orchid
orchestra:musicianpack:wolf

pilot:shipconductor:orchestra

ordain

ordorderain

ordain v. ( )
orderly ( adj. ) ordinance ( n. )

vt., ,
() ;
vi.

ordeal n. ( )

n.,
,

ordnance n.

n.

orgy n.

(=orgy ) n.,

ordeal
ordnance
orgy

or deal
--->

ordorder ordnance

orgy ( gay ) ---> ---

n.,

orient

oririse ent

orient adj.v.

n.,
(
) ; adj.,
, ;
vi., ;
vt., ,

orifice

oriora ficeface

orifice n. ( )

n.,

original

origin ( n. )

originality
ornate
ornithology
orotund

orthodox

orn ate
or ni th
ology --->

oroora tundround

ortho dox

orthodoxy

oscillate

oscillate
--->

osmosis

os mosis

ossify

ostentatious

os ten10tatious10 --->

ostracize

os tractrack ( n. )
ize

other-directed

other direct ed --->

otter

out

outgoing

out going ---> --->

outmaneuver

out man eu --->

--->

original adj.
hodgepodge:uniformclich :original

commonplace ( adj. ) trite ( adj. ) pastiche ( n.

) ---> original work ( )
originality n.
babble:senseparrot:originality

banality ( n. )
ornate adj. ( )
suborn ( v. ) sub orn --->
ornithology n.
ornithology:eagleastronomy:planet

orotund adj. ( )
orthodox adj. ( )
ortho dox
heterodox ( adj. ) paradox ( n. )
orthodontics ( n. ) orthopedics ( n. )
dissenter:orthodoxmaverick:group

orthodoxy n.
religion:devoutnesscanon:orthodoxy

oscillate v. ( )
oscillate --->

vacillate ( v. )
oscillation:swingmomentum:scooter
osmosis n. ( )
os mosis
ossify v. ( )
oss
depreciation:valueossification:flexibility

transcend conventions ( )
ostentatious adj.pretentious
osten tatious --->
ostensible ( adj. )
ostentation ( n. ) ---> artlessness ( n. ) / modesty (
ostracize v..
ostracism ( n. )
ostrich ( n. )
pariah:ostracizeprisoner:confine

take in ( ) welcome ( v. )
other-directed adj.
otter n. ( ) oust v. (
)
instate ( v. )
outgoing adj.
outbid ( v. ) outcast ( adj. ) outdated ( adj. )
outfit ( v. ) outfox ( v. ) outgrowth ( n. )
outlandish ( adj. ) outlaw ( n. ) outlet (
outmaneuver v. ( )
yield ( v. )

adj., ,
, ;
n.,

n.,
adj., ,
()
n.,
adj., ,

adj., ,
, ,

adj.

v.

n.(),
vt., ;
vi., ,

adj.,

vt.(),
,

adj.,

n.,
n., , ;
adj.,

v.,

outmoded

out mode d

outset

set out ( )

outskirts

out skirt s --->

outwit

out wit

ovation

oration ( n. ) ovation
(
) ( triumph )

overbearing

overdose

overexposure

overlap

overt

overture

outmoded adj.unfashionableobsolete
outnumber ( v. ) out-of-phase ( adj. ) out-ofshape ( adj. ) outrage ( n. )
original ( adj. )
outset n.
from the outset ( )
outskirts n.
outspoken ( adj. ) outstrip ( v. )
page:margincity:outskirts

outwit v. ( )
taunt:provokeplot:outwit

ovation n.

overbearing adj.arrogant
overact ( v. ) overall ( adj. )
unassuming ( adj. ) meek ( adj. )
overdose n. ( ) v.
overdue ( adj. ) overemphasize ( v. )
over dose
overestimate ( v. )
overdose:prescriptionindiscretion:convention

overexposure n./v. ( )
over expose ( v. ) ex pose overhaul ( v. ) haul ( v. ) over
--->
overexposure:jadedvaccination:immune

overlap v. ( )
overlook ( v. ) overpower ( v. ) overreach (
over .lap ( n. )
v. ) override ( v. ) overriding ( adj. )

overrule ( v. ) oversee ( v. ) overshadow (

v.
overt adj. ( )
overtake ( v. )
over t covert (
clandestine:secretlyovert:openly
adj. )

shadowy ( adj. )
overture n.
overturn ( n./v. )
veto:prohibitive caveat:warning[cautionary]
overt ( adj. ) ure
overture[preamble]:introductory
--->
[]
overture:symphonypreface:book

over bearing --->

adj.

n.,

n., ()

vt.,
n., ,
,
adj.,

n. ;
vt.,

n.

v.(...)

adj.,

n.

ovoid

over ween ( v. ) ing

--->
over wrought ( work
)

o void ( adj. )

owl

owl

oxidize

oxygen ( n. )

oxymoron

o x x y y
moronxy

pachyderm

pachy derm

pacify

peace ( n. )

pack

pack ( v. ) pack ( n.
)

pack n.v.
packed ( adj. )
orchestra:musicianpack:wolf

n., <>,
, , ;
vt., , ,
, ;
vi., , ,

pact

p act

pact n. ( )

n., ,

add ing ---> --->

padding n.
padding:damagedisguise:recognitionlevee:flooding

n.

overweening
overwrought

padding

overweening adj.overbearing
overwhelm ( v. ) overwhelming ( adj. )

adj., ,

overwrought adj.

adj.,

ovoid adj./n.
owl n. (
)

awl ( n. ) O
oxidize v.
oxymoron n. ( )
apophasis:claimoxymoron:paradox

equivocation:ambiguousoxymoron:incongruous

pachyderm n. (
)
pachyderm:animalant:insect

pacify v. ( . ) ( )
pacifier ( n. )
solace:griefpacification:anger

rankle ( v. ) tantrum ( n. ) discommode ( v. )

discompose ( v. ) incite ( v. )

adj. ; n.
n.[], ,
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paean
pagan
pageant

peace ( n. ) peace
paean
pa gan --->

page ant

pain

painstaking

pains taking --->

pal

palatable

plate ( n. ) table table

plate palatable
pal ( n. ) pal a table

palatable palate ( n. )

palace ( n. )

paleolithic

paleo lith ic --->

palette

pale ( adj. ) tte

--->

paling

bowling ( n. ) ---> bowling

paling

palliate

n.,

pagan n. ( )

n. ; adj.

pageant n.

n., , ,
,

pain n./v.
painkiller ( n. )
pain:analgesicsensation:anesthetic

n., , , ,
; vt.

painstaking adj. ( )
cursory ( adj. ) slipshod ( adj. )

pal n.:v.

palatial

pall

paean n.
hymn ( n. )
paean:songelegy:poem

harshly lampoon ( )

pa all --->
pall
pall (
n.v. )
iate --->

palliillate --->

n., ;
adj., ,

n.<>, ,
; vi. ;
abbr.Phase Alternating
Line ;
PAL(
)

palatable adj.
palatable:savorydiscernible:manifest

adj.

palatial adj.
palaver ( v. ) palace palaver
palatable ( adj. ) plate ( n. )
hovel:palatialcity:bucolic

adj.

paleolithic adj.
neolithic ( adj. ) paleography ( n. )
paleontologist ( n. )
palette n. (

)
palette:colorrepertoire:play

adj.

n.,

paling n. ( )

n.,

pall n.v.
interest ( v. ) intrigue ( v.. )

n., , ;
vi. ; vt.,
, ,

palliate v. ( ) ( )
palliative ( n. )
pain:analgesicsymptom:palliative

v.

pallid

pallpale ( adj. )

pallid adj. ( )
rubicund ( adj. )

adj.,

palmy

palm ( n. ) -->

palmy adj.flourishing
palmy:prosperitydraconian:severity

adj., ,

palpable

palp able ---> --->

palpable adj. ( ) tangible ( )

subtle ( adj. )

adj.,

palpitate

palp itate ---> -

palpitate v. ( ) ( )

v.

palter

I Love You

paltry

palpale ( adj. ) try ( )

--->

pamper

palter v.equivocate
palter:candordiehard:budge

candor ( n. )
paltry adj.
significant ( adj. ) important ( adj. )
pamper v.
pamper hamper ( v.n. )
tamper ( v. ) camper ( n. )

vi., ,

adj.,
, ,
v.

pamphlet

pampalm ( n. ) phlet --->

pamphlet n. ( )
leaflet ( n. )

n.

pan

--->
--->

pan v.n.
barb:causticpan:harshbarb
pan
rave ( v. ) eulogize ( v. )

n., ,

panache n. ( )
flairflamboyance
panacea ( n. ) pancreas ( n. ) panoply ( n. )
humility ( n. ) unremarkab

n.,

panache

pan ache ( n. )

--->

pandemic

pan dem ic --->

--->

pandemic adj. ( )
epidemic ( adj. ) endemic ( adj. )

pandemonium

pan dem on ium --->

--->

Pandemonium n.
serenity ( n. )

pander

( ) p
ander

pander v. ( )

panegyric

pa neg yriclyric ( ) --->

--->

panegyric n. ( ) encomium
panegyric:eulogize[praise] lampoon:satirize valediction:farewell
aspersion:discredit

anathema ( n. ) den

panel

pane ( n. )

panel n.

pang

pang --->

pang n. ( )

panic

pa ni c --->

panic n. ( )

n., ,

panorama

pan ora ma ---> -->

panorama n.
pantheon ( n. ) pantomime ( n. )
narrow ( n.adj. )

n. ;
,

pantechnicon

pan tech
nicon --->

pantechnicon n.
pantechnicon:furniture
/:

n.,

pantry

pan try --->

pantry n.
panther ( n. ) pastry ( n. ) paltry ( adj. )
patrol ( v./n. )
pantry:foodcloset[wardrobe]:clothesarmory:weapons

n.,

papyrus

paper

papyrus n. ( )
papyrology ( n. )

n.[],

parable

para bleball --->

--->

parable n.
parabola ( n. )
parable:storyhomily:lecture

n.,

paradigm

para dig m --->

--->

paradigm n.
paradigmatic ( adj. )
paragon[paradigm]:imitatereverence:regard

corrective:amendsparadigm[paragon]:exemplify

n.

paradisiacal

paradise ( n. )
para di se

paradisiacal adj.
pleasurable:paradisiacalmelodious:lyrical
::

adj.,,

paradox

para dox ---> -->

paradoxical

paradox n. ( )
orthodox ( adj. ) heterodox ( adj. )
paradox:contradictoryepigram:wise

apophasis:claimoxymoron:paradox

paradoxical adj.
common ( adj. )
paragon n. ( )
paragon:admirepariah:contempt

paragon[paradigm]:imitatereverence:regard

corrective:amendsparadigm[paragon]:exemplify

adj.
n.

vi., ;
n.,

n.,

n., , ,
,
; vt.
n., ;
vt.

n.,

adj.

paragon

para gongan ---> --->

parallel

para llel --->

parallel adj.
paralyze ( v. )

adj., ,
, ;
n., , ,
; v.,

paramount

para mount --->

--->

paramount adj. ( )
painful:agonizingimportant:paramount

lowliest ( )

adj.

paranoia

para no ia ---> -->

paraphrase

para phrase ---> -->

paranoia n. ( )
enthusiasm:maniasuspicion:paranoia

paraphrase n./v. (
)
paraphrase:verbatimapproximate:precise

n.

n.[],

v. ; n.

parasite

para site ---> --->

parch

pare
parenthesis

parenpara thes
is --->
parent ( n. ) thesis ( n. )
( ) paren thesis (
n. ) ( )

parasite n. (
)
( )
bacteria:mediumparasite:host

parch v.
parchment ( n. )
perch ( v. ) porch ( n. )
steep ( v. )

n.,

vt.(), () ;
vi.,

pare v.

vt., , , ,

parenthesis n. ( )

n., , ,

n.(
)

pariah

par ia h

pariah n. ( )
paragon:admirepariah:contempt

pariah:ostracizeprisoner:confinetraitor:execute

parity

par

parity n. ( )
inequality ( n. ) incommensurateness ( n. )

n.

parlance

parlance n.
parlance:speakgait:walk

n., ,

parley

parley party parley

parley n. ( ) v.

parlous

perilous ( adj. )

parochial

pa ro chi al -->

parlous adj.
parochial adj.

parody

par odyode ---> --->

parody n. (

) (
)
parody:stylemime:gesture

ode:poetryspoof:parodynicety:distinction

paroxysm

pa ro oxysm --->

paroxysm n. ( )
paroxysm:suddenruse:deceived

parquetry
parrot
parry

parse

parsimonious

parsimony

partial
participant
particularize

partisan

parquetry n. (
)
fresco:wallparquetry:floor

par rot
parrot n.v.
--->
babble:senseparrot:originality

parry v. ( )
par
shirk:dutyparry:question

parse v.. (

--->
)

scan:metricalparse:grammaticalscan
parse specimen:dissect
sentence:parse
parsimonious adj.
craven:heroparsimonious:spendthrift
money ious --->

curt:words parsimonious:resource
miser:parsimonious spendthrift:prodigal
parsimony n.
parsimony:miserrebelliousness:insurgent

money --->
parsimony:frugalhubris:pride

largesse ( n. )
partial adj.
part --->
dispassionate ( adj. )
parti cip ant ---> --participant n.
>
partition ( n.v. ) parturition ( n. )
particularize v.
particular ( n. )
illustrate:picturesparticularize:details
illustrate particularize
partisan n.
authoritativeness:punditsallegiance:partisans
party san ---> --->

patriot:countrypartisan:course

par que try

--->

n.
adj.,
, ,
; adv.,
adj.,
,

n.,
;
vt.

n.,

n.,

n., ,
;
vt.
n.

vt. ; n.

adj.,

n.,

adj., ,
, ;
n., ;
adj.
v., ,

n.

parvenu
passionate
pastel

pastiche
pastor
pastry
patchwork

patent

pathogen
pathology
patina
patio
patrician
patriot
patron

patronize

paucity
paunchy
pauper
pawnbroker

peak

pebble

peccadillo

peck

peculate

par ven
parvenu n. (
u n. ; adj.

)
passionate adj.
passion ( n. ) ate
adj.
passive ( adj. )
n.,
paste ( n. ) l ---> l
pastel n.
;
--->
toothpaste ( n. ) pastiche ( n. )
adj.,
pastiche n. (
past Iche

)
n.,

pastime ( n. )
original work ( )
pastor n. ( )
pasture ( n. ) --->
n.
pastoral ( n.adj. )
pastpaste ( n. ) try --->
pastry n.
n.,

patchwork n. ( )
n., ,
patch ( n. ) work ( n. )
wood:parquetcloth:patchwork

n., ,
patent adj.n. ( )
pa tent ( n. ) --; adj., ,
not evident ( ) abstruse ( adj. ) nuance (
>
, ,
n. ) ---> patent difference ( ) occult ( adj. )
pat --->
;
recondite ( adj. )
vt....,
pathogen n.
patho gen --->
n.[],
stimulation:arousalpathogen:diseasing

pathology n. ( )
path ology --->
n.
pathetic ( adj. ) pathos ( n. )
normal ( adj. ) ---> pathological ( adj. )

patina n.
n., , ,

essential quality ( )
,
--->
pat io ---> --->
patio n. ( )
n.,
patrician n.
patric ian ---> ---> patriarchy ( n. ) patricide ( n. ) patrimony
n. ; adj.

( n. ) patriotism ( n. )
base ( n. )
patriot n.
patri ot --->
n.
patriot:countrypartisan:course

patron n. ( )
patri --n.(, ,
patron:supportapologist:defend
>
),

patronize v.
patronize:condescensionderide:mockery
patronize deride
v.
condescending:patronizeobsequious:fawn

patronizing:condescendingpeeved:annoyed
( )
paucity n.
city --->
n.
slew ( n. ) profusion ( n. ) plethora ( n. )
paunchy adj.
--->
adj.
svelte ( adj. )
--->
pauper adj.
n.,

pawn ( n./v. ) broker (

pawnbroker n. ( )
n.
n. )
n., , ,
() ;
peak
peak v.n.
adj. ;

pecan ( n. ) peak
vi., ,

; vt.,

pebble n.
pe bb le
n.,
droplet:delugepebble:landslide
pebble

peccadillo n.
peccable ( adj. ) impeccable ( adj. )
peccadillo:sin[error offense] glitch:flaw mishap:accident
peccapecc dillo
n.,
admonishment:castigationcameo:sculpture

n., ,
peck n./v.
(,2
peck:kissglance:look
) ; vt., ;

vi., , ,
;
pecu late --->
peculate v. ( )
v.,

pecuniary ( adj. )
pecu

pedagogue

ped agog
.ue --->

pedant

ped ant
--->

pedantic

ped ant
ic

pedestal

ped estal --->

--->

pedestrian
pediatrics
pedigree
peek
peel
peep

ee

peerless

peer less --->

peeve

peevish peevish "" -->

peevish
pejorative

pe jora tive --> --->

pelf

pe lfhalf --->

pellucid

lucid ( adj. )

peer v. ( ) n. (
)
peerless adj.incomparable
equal ( adj. )
peeve v./n. ( )
mawkish:sentimentalpeeve:annoy

hidebound:conservativepeeved:annoyed

maudlin:sentimentalpatronizing:condescending

peevish adj.querulousfretfulfractious
mawkish:sentimentalpeevish:annoyed

pejorative adj. ( )
belittlingdepreciatory
pejor --->
pelf n. ( )
pelf:impecuniousexperience:green
:: ( )
pellucid adj. ( ) transparentclear
pel lucid --->
venial:excusepellucid:understand
[][]
murky ( adj. )
pelt n. ( ) v. ( )
( down )
pel

pelt
pen

pen --->

penalty

penal ( adj. ) penance (

n.v.. )

penchant

penchpend ant --->

--->

pending
pendulum

pend ent ---> -->

pend ing ---> --->

pend ulum ---> --->

penetrate

pen etrenter ate --->

--->

penicillin
peninsula

pedestal n. ( )

pedestrian adj.unimaginativen.
ped estrian -- uncommon ( adj. ) imaginative ( adj. )
->
marvelous ( adj. ) inspired ( adj. )
rarefied ( adj. )
pediatrics n.
ped iatrics --->
psychiatric ( adj. )
ped
pedigree n.lineage
peek v. ( ) glancepeep
ee
heed ( n./v. ) leer ( v. )
peel
peel v..n.
peep n./v.
ee
peck:kisspeep:sound

peer

pendent

pedagogue n. ( )
pedagogy ( n. ) demagogue ( n. )
stickler:exactpedagogue:indoctrinate[instruct]
[]
pedant n. ( )
martinet:disciplinepedant:learning

pedant:learninghack:writing

pedantic adj.
pedal ( n. ) peddle ( v. )
peddler ( n. )
mawkish[maudlin]:sentimentpedantic:scholarship
[][]

pen insula --->

pen n.
sheep:eweswan:pen

penalty n.
pen
exempt:liabilitypardon:penalty

penchant n. ( for )
pen chant ---> --->
aversion ( n. ) dislike ( n. )
pendent adj.[]

n.,

n.

adj.

n., , ;
vt., ,
n. ; adj.,
,
n.[]
n.,
n., ;
v.
v., ,
n., ;
vi.,
n., ;
vi., ;
vt....,
adj.,

v.(), (),
() ;
n., ,

adj., ,
,
adj., ;
n.
n.

adj., ,

n., , ;
vt...., , ,
(), ;
vi.,
n., , ,
; vt.,

n.,

n.(),
adj.,

pending adj.imminent[]pendent

adj.

pendulum n. ( )
penetrate v.pierceunderstand
pen etrenter ate ---> --->
penetrating ( adj. )
impervious.: penetrateineluctable:avoidimmutable:change

n.,
vt., , ,
; vi., ,
,

penicillin n. ( ) (
)

n.[]

peninsula n. ( )
pen insula ---> --->

n.

penitent

pennant
pension
pensive
penultimate
penumbra

penurious

penury
peon
peppery
pepsin
perambulate

perceive
perceiving

perceptible

perception

perch
percolate
percussion
perdition
peregrination
peremptory

perennial
perfectionist
perfervid

penitent adj.repentantn.
penitentiary ( n.adj. ) ary --->

pen it ent --->

adj. ; n.

--->
penitent:obdurateskeptic:credulous

impenitent ( adj. )
pendant ( n. )
pennant n.
n.,
pension n. ( )
n.,
pen
pensive adj.reflectivemeditative
pen sive --->
pen --->
penpend sive
adj.
museful:ruminativelamentable:pensive
--->

n. ;
penultimate adj.n.
pen ultimate
adj.,
peninsula ( n. )

penumbra n. (
pen umbra ---> - )
n.[]
->
( )

adumbrate ( v. ) umbrella ( n. )
penurious adj.stingy ( )
frugal:penuriouscompliant:obsequiousfirm:obdurate
pen ruious ---> --->

adj.,

lavish ( adj. ) largesse ( n. ) rarity ( n. )

impecunious ( adj.
penury n. ( ) destitution
incognizance:knowledgeablepenury:wealthy

n.,
prodigality ( n. ) affluence ( n. ) largesse (
n. )
pe on ---> --->
peon n. ( )
n., ,
pepper ( n. )

peppery adj.pungent
adj.,
pepsin n. ( )
n. ,
peptic ( adj. ) dyspepsia ( n.[] )
perambulate v.traverse
per ambul ate --->
ambulance ( n. ) amble ( v. )
v.
--->
foot:perambulateeye:observe

perceive v. ( )
conceive ( v. ) receive (
vt. ; v., ,
per ceive ---> --->
v. )

manifest:perceivebrittle:break

perceiving adj.
insentient ( adj. )
perceptible adj. ( ) palpable tangible
appreciable
adj.,
per cept ible --->
concept ( n. ) precept ( n. )
,

relevant:crucialperceptible:obvious

subliminal ( adj. ) ap
perception n.
illusion:perceptiongaffe:judgment
n. ; , ;

DPS
delusion:?hallucination:perceptionmirage:imagination

n., ,
perch
perch v. ( )
, , ;

parch ( v. )
v.(), ,
percolate v.filter
n., ;
per colate --->
colander ( n. ) col anderunder --v.
>
percussion n.
per cuss ion --->

discussion ( n. ) repercussion ( n. ) percussionist (

n. )
per di tion --->
perdition n. ( ) damnation
n.
--->
per egriagri nation --->
peregrination n.
n.,
--->
peremptory adj. ( )
per emptoryempty ( adj. )
preempt ( v. ) exemption ( n. )
adj., ,
---> --->
prohibitive:purchaseperemptory:dispute

per enn ial ---> --adj.,

>
perennial adj.enduring
, ,
pe ren nial fleeting ( adj. )
,
-->
()
n.,
perfect ( adj. )
perfectionist n. ( )
[]
per fervid ( adj. ) --->
perfervid adj.
adj.

impassive ( adj. )
pepsi ( n. )

perfidious

per fid ious --->

--->

perfidy

perforate

per foratepierce ---> per

for ate

performance

perform ( v. )

perfume

per fume --->

--->

perfunctorily
perfunctory
perigee
peril
perimeter
periodical

peripatetic

peripheral

periphery
periphrastic
periscope
perish
perjure

perjury

perky

permanence

permanent

perfidious adj.treacherousfaithless
perjury ( n. )
faithful ( adj. ) loyal ( adj. ) trustworthy (
adj. )
perfidy n.treachery
exorbitant:moderationperfidious:loyalty

loyalty ( n. )
perforate v. ( ) penetrate
crease:foldinghole:perforating

perforate:holepleat:fold
...
performance n.
theater:performancemarket:commerce

bravura:performanceresplendent:appearance

debut ( v./n. )
perfume n. ( )

adj.

n.,

v.

n., , ,
, ,

n., , ;
vt., ,

perfunctorily adv.
adv.
perfunctorily:inspirationinsolently:veneration
[][]
per funct ory ---> perfunctory adj. ( )
adj.
--->
obsession ( n. )
perigee n. (
peri geegeo --->
n.[]
)

apogee ( n. )
peril n.danger
per ilill --->
n.
perilous ( adj. ) hazardous
perimeter n.
peri meter --->
n.[] ,
circumference:circleperimeter:rectangle[circle]border:country

periodical n. ( )
periodic ( adj. ) period (
adj., ;
magazine:periodicalmystery:fiction
n. )
n.,

peripatetic adj.itinerant
adj.,

;
peri patet ic --->

n.,
stationary ( adj. ) rooted ( adj. ) sedentary

( adj. )
peripheral adj.auxiliarysupplementary
immaterial:relevanceperipheral:center
peri

adj. ; n.
crux ( n. ) ---> peripheral element ( )
crucial ( adj. )
periphery n.
n.
center ( n. ) essence ( n. ) core ( n. )
importantpart ( ) central area ( )
peri phrasphrase ( n. )
periphrastic adj.
adj.,
tic ---> --->
peri scope --->
periscope n.
n.,

pe rish --->
perish v. ( )
vi., , ,
perishable ( adj. ) perishing ( adj. )
; vt.,

survive ( v. )
perjure v. ( )
vt.,
per jure ---> --->
depose ( v. )

perjury n.
jury ( n. )
calumny:assertion[representation] false swearing:oath
n.,
perjury:deposition[testimony]

truthful deposition ( )
per kykey ---> GRE
perky adj.jauntylivelysprightly
adj.,
--->
permanence n.permanency
evanescent:permanencearchaic:currency
per manmaintain ( v. ) --->

n.,
--->
achromatic:huetransitory:permanence

transience ( n. )
permanent adj. ( )
heroic:cravenerratic:permanent

adj.,
opportune:convenienceimpermanent:transience
[][]
evanescent ( adj. ) interim (
adj. ) ephemeral ( adj. )
per funct orily -->

permeable

per meable ---> --->

permissive

permiss ive --->

permutation

per mut ation ---> --->

pernicious

per nic ious ---> -->

peroration

per oration --->

--->

perpendicular
perpetrate
perpetual
perpetuate

per pend icular ---> -->

per pet rate --->
--->
per
per pet
ual --->

per pet uate ---> --->

perpetuation
perplexed

per plexplic ed --->

--->

perquisite

--->

per qu Isite --->

persecute

per secusequ
te

perseverance
persevere

per severe --->

--->

persiflage

per si flag
e

persist

per sist --->

persnickety

persnpersonickpick
ety --->

personable

perspicacious

perspicacity
perspicuity
perspiration
persuade

pert

permeable adj. ( ) penetrable

permeate ( v. )
knead:malleablepenetrate:permeable

opacity:lightimpermeability:fluid

waterproof ( adj. )
permissive adj. ( ) indulgent
permission ( n. )
permutation n.
pernicious adj.noxiousdeleteriousdetrimental
pernicious:injuredisingenuous:mislead

peroration n. ( ) ( )
peroration:speechcoda:sonata

perpendicular adj.uprightvertical

perpetrate v. ( ) commit
petrify ( v. )
perpetual adj.
evanescent ( adj. ) intermittent ( adj. )
ephemeral ( adj. ) transitory ( adj. )
perpetuate v.
transient:vanishconstant:perpetuate

debunk ( v. ) ---> perpetuate to sham ( )

perpetuation n.
extinction ( n. )
perplexed adj.puzzledinvolved
anxious:reassuranceperplexed:clarification

perquisite n. ( ) ( ) privilege
persecute v. ( )
bother
badger:botherpersecute:injurehaunt:remember

perseverance n.
cessation of effort ( )
persevere v. ( )
obstinate:preserve[tactless]insensitive:offend
[]
give up ( )
persiflage n.raillery
sifl --->
exhortation:motivatepersiflage:incite

persist v. ( )
persistent ( adj. )
persnickety adj.fussyfastidious

adj.,

adj.
n., , [],

adj.
n.,

adj., ;
n.
v.

adj.

vt.,

n.,
adj.,

n.,

v.

n.

v.

n.,

vi.,
adj.,

personable adj.attractive
personage ( n. ) personification ( n. )
person --->
adj.
personnel ( n. )
unattractive ( adj. )
perspicacious adj. ( )
clear-sighted
per spic acious ---> conspicuous ( adj. ) suspicious ( adj. ) perspective (
adj.

n. )
ravishing:attractiveperspicacious:discerning

perspicacity n. ( )
perspicacity:acutecaprice:whimsical
n.

indiscernment ( )
perspicuity n. ( )
n.
opacity ( n. )
per spir arian ---> perspiration n. ( ) sweat
n.

inspiration ( n. ) expire ( v. )
persuade v.convince
dissuasion ( n. )
v., , (),
suade
admonish:denouncepunish:pillorypersuade:convince
()
:
inveigle ( v. )
adj.,
, ,
expert ( n. ) ex pert --->
, ,
pert adj. ( ) jaunty
--->
; abbr.[]
Program Evaluation and
Review Technic,

pertain

pertinacious

pertinent

perturb

perturbation

peruse
pervasive
perverse

pertain v. ( to )
Your remark did not pertain to the question.

be irrelevant
pertinacious adj. ( ) obstinate
per tin acious --->
pertinent ( adj. )
--->
inexperience:greenpertinacity:refractory
::
pertinent adj. (
)
pertinent:relevanceredundant:superfluity
per tintain ent --->

immaterial ( adj. ) irrelevant ( adj. ) lack of

relevance ( )
perturb v.
turb
perturb:serenityreassure:doubtimpertinent:propriety
( )
fearless:dauntimpassive:perturbvoracious:satisfy

stoic:perturbavaricious:satisfy

perturbation n.agitation
disturb ( v. ) turbulence ( n. )
equanimity ( n. )
peruse v. ( )
scrutiny ( n. )
per use ---> --->
stare:leerperuse:smattering

glance at
pervade ( v. ) per vade --pervasive adj.
>
limited distribution ( ) avoid ( vt. ) ---> pervade
per verse ---> --- perverse adj. ( ) ( )
>
adversary ( n. ) pervert ( v. )
per tain ---> --->

v.,

adj.

adj., ,

v.

n.,

v.

adj.
adj.

pesky

pest --->

pesky adj.troublesomevexatious

adj., ,
; adv.

pessimism

optimism ( n. ) opt ---> -->

pessimism mism ---> --->

pessimism n. ( )

n.,

pest n.
pester ( v. )
pest:irksomeexpert:proficient

n.

pest

pesticide

pest cide ---> --->

pestilent ( adj. )
pest ilillentend

pesticide n.
insect:pesticideplant:herbicide

n.

pestle

--->

pestle n. ( )
awl:piercepestle:mash

hammer:anvilpestle:mortar

n., , ;
v.,

petal

pet al
all

petal n. ( )

n.

petitioner n.
minion:dependentgroveler:petitioner

petrify v. ( )
evaporate:vaporpetrify:stone

petroglyph n. ( )
petroglyph:rockmural:wall

petroleum n.
linoleum ( n. ) petrology ( n. )
refinery:petroleummill:grain

petitioner

pet itioner --->

petrify

petr ify. --->

petroglyph

petr iglyph --->

petroleum

petr oleum --->

pettish

pet ( v. ) tish --->

pet tish --->

pettish adj.fretfulpeevish

adj.,

pet ty ---> --->

ky

petty adj.trivial
kitty ( n. )
petty:noticemysterious:explaincontemptible:respect
:

adj., ,
, ,
, ,

petulant adj.insolentpeevish
petulance pet ---> ( n. )

adj.,

phantom n.illusion

n.

petty

petulant
phantom
pharisaic
pharmacist

pet ( v. ) ulant --->

pet ulant
--->
petu ---> --->
phan tom ---> --->

farmer cist --->

n.

v.,

n.

n.

pharisaic adj.
pharmacist n.druggist

n.,

phenomenal
phial
philander
philanthropic

phi al

phil ander ---> --->

phil ander ---> ( ) --->

phil anthrop ic --->
phil ant hropic ---> -->

philanthropist

philatelist
philately

phil ately phil lately --->

philistine

philosopher

phil osoph er
--->

phlegmatic

ph
legmatic --> ---> --->

phobia

phob ia

phoenix

--->

phonetic
phony

photograph

photo graph ---> --->

phrase

""

phylogeny
physiognomy

physiphysical ( adj. ) ognomy --->

--->

piano
piazza
pictorial

pizza ( n. )

picture ( n. )

piddling
pie
piebald
piecemeal

pie bald
--->
piece ( n. ) meal ( n. )

phenomenal adj.outstanding
phenomenology ( n. )
ordinary ( adj. ) commonplace ( n.adj. )

adj., ,

phial n.

n.,

philander v. (
)

vi., ,

philanthropic adj.humanitarianbenevolent
resourceful:inventivenessphilanthropic:geniality

philanthropist n.
sage:wisdomphilanthropist:benevolencecomedian:humor

philanthropist:endowprevaricator:mislead

coward:bravephilanthropist:selfish

philatelist n.
philatelist:stampsnumismatist:coins

philately n. ( )
philistine n. ( )
aesthete ( n. )
philosopher n.
philology ( n. )
philosopher:cogitateiconoclast:attack

phlegmatic adj. ( )
impassiveunemotional
intractable:managephlegmatic:provoke[arouse]
[]
vivacious ( adj. ) spirited ( adj. ) spr
phobia n.
xenophobe ( ) acrophobia ( n. )
phoenix n. (
) paragon
phonetic adj.
phon
phony adj.counterfeitspuriousspecious
--->
photograph n.
photosynthesis ( n. ) photosynthesisphotics ( n. )
listen:recordingview:photograph

photograph:lightrecording:sound

adj.

n.

n.
n.,

n.,

adj.,

n.,
n., , ,

adj., ,

adj. ; n.

n.

phrase n.

n., , ,
, ;
vt.

phylogeny n.
phylo genygene --->
phylum ( n. )

n.,

physiognomy n. ( )

n., , ,
, , ,

piano n.adj.
forte ( adj. )
piazza
n.verandaporchcolonnade
pictorial adj.
piddling adj.trivial
padding ( n. )
restive:calmpiddling:considerable

n.
n., ,
adj. ; n.
adj.,

pie ty

n., , ,
; vt.

piebald adj. ( )
pie bald --->

adj. ; n.

piecemeal adj.

v.
adj.,

pied

pie --->

pied adj.splotchedpiebald
solid-colored ( )

pier

pi er
--->

pier n. ( ) (
) buttress

n., ()

pierce v. ( with ) stabpenetrateperforate

awl:piercepestle:mash

vt., , ,
,

piety n.devoutness

n.,

pierce
piety

pious ( adj. ) impious (

adj. )

pigment

pig mentmeat ---> -->

pilfer

pelf pilpill ( n. ) fer

--->

pilgrim
pillage

pil g rim -->

pill age

pillar

pigment n. ( ) (
)
pigment:colorspice:flavor

albino:pigmentprairie:tree

pilfer v. ( )
abscond:departpilfer:take

n.[],

v., ,

pilgrim n. ( )
shrine:pilgrimpeak:climber

n.,

pillage n./v. ( ) plunderravage

v. ; n.

pillar n.column ( )
frieze:ornamentpillar:supportstockade:enclosure

colonnade:pillarqueue:person

derelict ( n. ) ---> pillar of society ( )

pillory n. (
)

pillory:ridiculeguillotine:execute

admonish:denouncepunish:pillorypersuade:convince
:

n.[] , ,

n.,
; vt.,

pillory

---> --->

pilot

pi lot
( sedentary )
--->

pilot n. ( )
pilot:shipconductor:orchestra

pincers

pinch ( v. ) pin ch
--->

pincers n.

n.,

pinch v.squeezen.
a pinch of salt
abundant amount ( )

n., , ,
, , ;
vt., , , ,
, , ;
vi.,

pinch

pine

pinnacle
pinpoint
pipeline
piquancy
piquant

pique
pirate
pirouette
piscatorial
pistol

pitch

pin ch

n., ,
;
vt.(), ,
; v.

pine n. ( ) v. (
) ( )
leaf:oakneedle:pinefrond:fern
pin e --->
n., ; v.,

--->
, ,
longing:pineremorse:rue

become invigorated ( )
pinnacle n.spirepeaksummit
n., , ;
pin nacle ---> pinpoint ( v. )
vt.,
-->
low point ( )
...
pinpoint v. ( )
n. ; adj. ;
pin point
exam cursorily ( )
v.
pipeline n. ( ) ( )
pipe line --->
n.,
vessel:bloodpipeline:gas

piqu ancy ---> (

piquancy n.
n., ,
)
blandness ( n. )
piquant adj.spicypungent
piqu ant --->
redolent:smellpiquant:taste
adj., ,
piqpigu ant

, ,
--->
vapid ( adj. ) flat ( adj. ) insipid (
,
adj. ) pallid ( adj. )
n., , ;
piqu ---> pi que
pique n./v. ( ) irritate
vt....,
--->
mollify ( v. )
...
n., , ,
pirate n.plundererv.
pir ate ---> --->
;
pirate:takeforge:copy

vt., , ,

; vi.
pir ouette ---> --->
n. ;
pirouette v. ( )

vi.
pis cat
piscatorial adj.
adj.,
orial
pistol n.handgun

n.
dagger:scabbardpistol:holster

n., , ,
pitch n. ( ) (
, ,
)
(), ,
frequency:pitchwavelength:color
pit ch
; vt., ,

, ,
pitch:soundcolor:light
, ;

vi., , ,
off-key ( ) ---> at the proper pitch ( )

pitcher
pitfall
pith
pithiness

pithy
pitiless
pittance
pivotal
pixel

placate

placebo

plagiarism
plague
plaintiff
plait
plane
plangent
plankton

plant

plantation
plaque

plasticity

plateau

pit ch er
--->
pit fall ---> --->

n.()
, ()
pitfall n.trap ( )
n.
n.(), ,
pith --->
pith n.essencecore
, , ,
---> superficial element ( ) insignificant part ( )
, ;
vt.,
pithiness n.
pithy ( adj. )
n.,
pithiness:aphorismexaggeration:caricature

pithy adj. ( ) cogentconcise

prolix ( adj. ) verbose ( adj. ) diffuse (
pith ( n. )
adj. ) insubstantial ( adj. ) wordy (
adj.,
adj. ) circumlocution ( n. ) ---> pithy utters (
)
pitiless adj.merciless
pity ( v. ) pitiful ( adj. )
adj.
clement ( adj. )

pittance n.remuneration
Pit tan
pittance:allowance[money]rivulet:stream
n.,
ce
::

cornucopia ( n. ) crop ( n. )
pivot ( n. ) pivpir
pivotal adj. ( ) centralcrucial
adj.,

pixel n. ( )
n.
mosaic:tileimage:pixel
;

placate v. ( ) soothemollifyappease
implacable ( adj. ) complacent ( adj. )
plac ate ---> ---> ( )
placid ( adj. )
v.
stratagem:deceiveconcession:placate

placebo n. ( )
placebo:painkillerbackdrop:vista
n.,
place bo --->

placebo:innocuoussalve:unctuousvenom:noxious

plaplaygiajia
plagiarism n. ( )
n.,
risrisemris
plagiarism:ideasrustling:cattleforgery:documents

plague n. ( )
n., , ,
plaque ( n. )
; vt., ,
playquePlague

plaintive ( adj. )
plaintiff n.[]
n.[],
plaint ( n. ) plaintiff -->
plait n./v. ( ) braid
polite ( adj. )
n. ; vt....
knit:yarnplait:hair

n., , ,

plane n. ( )
, ; adj.,

; v.,
plan gent --->
plangent adj. ( )
adj.,

muffled ( adj. )

planplant
plankton n. ( ) (
n.

)
plant n.v.
greenhouse:plantincubator:infant
n., , ,
( )
, ; vt.,
plant:soilorganism:medium
, , ;

vi.
insect:pesticideplant:herbicide

deracinate ( v. )
plantation n. ( )
n., , ,
plantation:tobaccomedia:bacteria
, ,

plaqueplayque
plaque n. ( )
n.

artery:plaquechannel:silt

Plague

plasticity n.
plaster ( n. ) plastic (
plast icity ---> --->
n.adj. )
n.,

dormant:inactivitymalleable:plasticity

rigidity ( n. )
plateau n. ( ) tableland
platform ( n. )
n.,
plat eau
plateau:changerespite:activity
()

()
slope ( n. )
pitcher n.

platitude

plat itude ---> --->

plaudit

plaud it --->
applaud ( v. )

plausible

plaus ible ---> --->

play

playful
plaza

place ( n. )

plead

plea ( n. ) please
!

pleasure

pleat
plebeian

plea ( n. ) t

plepleasebei an -->

platitude n.triteness
equivocation:ambiguousplatitude:banalpostulate:presumptive
n.

original observation ( )
plaudit v. ( ) praiseapproval
n.
disapprove ( v. )
plausible adj. ( )
rationalization:plausibleequivocation:definiteobfuscation:indiscernib
adj.
le
:
play n.
playwright ( n. )
n., , ,
doggerel:verseburlesque:play
, ; v., ,

, ;
screen:moviestage:play
v.

anecdote:storyskit:play

playful adj.frolicsomesportive
adj., ,
playful:banterexaggerated:hyperbole
,
::
n.,
plaza n. ( ) square
,

vi., ;
plead v.beg[] .appeal
vt...., ,
pleasure n.
hedonist:pleasurerecluse:privacy

blush:embarrassmentsmile:pleasure
n., , ,

, ,
pleasure:ecstasysurprise:astonishment

dislike:loathingpleasure:bliss

pleat n.foldv.
n., ;
perforate:holepleat:fold
vt....

plebeian n./ adj.

pledge

--->

pledge n./v. ( ) swear

renounce:pledgerescind:order

plenary

plenplete ary ---> --->

plenary adj. ( ) ( )

plenitude

plen itude --->

plethora

pleth ora ---> --->

pliable

pliantpliable ( pliply )

pliant

pliantpliable ( pliply ) plant

pliant

pliers
plight
plinth
plod
plodding

pliply ers ---> --->

p light
--->
p lin th

ploud ( adj. ) --->

plenitude n.completenesssufficiencyabundance
plenteous ( adj. ) pleonastic ( adj. )
vacuity ( n. ) dearth ( n. )
plethora n.excesssuperfluity
deplete ( vt. ) de plete
dearthscantinessshortagescarcity ( n. )
pliable adj.ductileadaptabletractable
liable ( adj.. ) labile ( adj. )
lab
palpable:touchpliable:mold

pliant adj.ductileadaptabletractable
evanescent:disappearpliant:yield

pliant:influenceticklish:offend

pliers n.pincers
plight n.
favorable condition ( )

n., ;
adj.,
n., , ,
; vt.,
, , ,
...
adj.()
,
(),
,
n.

n., ,

adj., ,
,

n.

n.,
n., , ,
() ; vt.,

plinth n. ( )
plinthpedestalcolumn or statue

n.,

plod v./n. ( ) trudgedrudge

flit ( n./v. ) gambol ( n./v. )

n. ;
vi.,
; vt.

plodding adj. ( ) ( )
padding ( n. ) piddling ( adj. )
meteoric ( adj. )

adj.,

plot

pluck

p luck

plumage

plum age ---> pluplus

mage

plumb

plumb

plummet

plumb

plump

pluplusmp
--->

plunder

plplace under --->

--->

plunge

plumb

plush

--->

plutocracy

pneumonia

pluto cracy --->

Plutus --->
pluplusto cracy
--->
--->
pneumon ia ---> pneu
mon ia

plot n./v. ( ) (
) intriguescheme
ploy ( n. )
choreography:danceplot:story

joke:punch lineplot:denouement

cohabit:resideconspire:plot

pluck v. . ( ) n. ( )
fortitude
pluplum
plucky ( adj. )
pluck:quitpride:grovel

horn:blowharp:pluck

cowardice ( n. )
plumage n.finery
plume ( n.v. ) preen

n., , ,
(),
(). ;
vt., , ;
vi.,

n. ;
v.(),

n.,

plumb adj.v. ( ) probe

plumber ( n. ) plumbing ( n. )
n., ;
measure:dimensionscalibrate:diametergauge:pressureplumb:depth adj. ; vt.,

, ;
assess:valueverify:accuracy
vi.

plummet v. ( ) plunge
plummet:fall[waftdescendfall
descend]swerve:turnclash:meander
n., ;
implode:contractdart:move
vi.
[]

rise sharply ( )
adj., ,
; vt.,
, ;
plump adj.chubby
vi., ;
plumb ( adj.v. ( ) ) adv.
svelte ( adj. )
, ,
,
, ,
; n.
plunder v. ( ) pillage

v. ; n.,

plunge v.
hover:plungecrouch:spring

plush adj.
blush ---> ( ) lush --->

n., ; vi.,
, ; vt.,
,
n. ;
adj.,
,

plutocracy n.
plutocracy:wealthgerontocracy:age

n.

pneumonia n.

n.[]

pod

podped -->

pod n.v. ( )

n., ,
, ; vi.,

podiatrist

pod ia trist --->

podiatrist n.
dermatologist:skinpodiatrist:feet

n.

podium

pod ium ---> --->

podium n.lectern

n.,

poem

poetry

poem n.
poetaster ( n. ) poet aster
--->
stanza:poemact:opera

tango:danceelegy:poem

limerick:poemlampoon:satire

statue:sculptureode:poem

poetry n.
dirge:musicelegy:poetry

prose:paragraphpoetry:stanza

n., ,

n., , ,

poignant
pointless
poise

poign ant --->

po ig nant

---> ( )
point less --->

pose I

poisonous

polarize

polemic

polish

polished
politeness

politic

pollinate
pollster

poltroon
polymath

pompous

poncho
ponderable
ponderous
poniard

pontificate

po ke

adj.,
()
, ,

pointless adj.senselessmeaninglessuseless
pointer ( n. )

adj.

poise v.balancen. ( ) composure

tacit ( adj. ) tact I --->

n., , ,
, ; vt.,
, ... ;
vi., , ,

poison n.v. ( )
detoxify:poisondehydrate:water

antidote:poisontonic:lethargy

detoxification:poisonneutralization:acid

poisonous adj.toxicvenomous
ductility:malleabletoxicity:poisonous
[][]

poison

poke

poignant adj. ( ) piquant (

)

poke v. ( ) prodstabthrust

polarize v. ( )
coalesce ( v. ) make compatible ( ) polarization (
n. ) ---> unity ( n. )
polemic n.adj.
polem
pole ( n. ) mic mic
polemic:disputatiousinvective:abusive
pole --->

polemical polemic adj.controversial

conciliatory ( adj. ) compromising ( a
polish v.. ( ) n. ( )
circumspect:prudenceurbane:polish

polish ( adj. )
lustrous:polishpure:refine

gaucheness ( n. )
polished adj.politeculturedflawless
rustic ( adj. ) untutored ( adj. )
politeness n.
polite ( adj. )
dissemble:honestysnub:politeness

politic adj. ( )
judiciouscunning
political ( adj. ) --->
politic:offendaloof:associate
politic

unsophisticated ( adj. ) injudicious ( adj. )

officious ( adj. )
pol ---> ( )
pollinate v.. ( )
pollster n.
pol ---> --->
poll ( n. ) ster --->
exponent:advocatepollster:canvass

---> ( poltcolt
)
poltroon n.coward
poltplot
roonroom
polymath n.
poly math --->
polygamy ( n. ) polyandrypoly gamy

andry polyglot ( adj. ) poly glot

pompous
adj.arrogantpretentiousbombastic
pomp ( n. )
bombast[pontificate]:pompous tirade:critical drivel:nonsensical

hyperbole:exaggerated
[]

--->
poncho n. ( ) raincoat

ponder ( v. ) pond --->

ponderable adj.appreciable
--->
inappreciable ( adj. )
ponderous adj. ( )
pond erous ---> --- gossamer ( adj. ) lively ( adj. ) ethereal (
>
adj. ) slight ( adj. ) vibrant ( adj. ) brisk (
adj. )
polar ( adj.[] ) ize --->

n., ,
; vt., ,
; vi.,

adj.
n., , , ;
vt., , , ;
vi., , , ,
,
v.(), (),
()

adj.

n., , ,
, ; vt.,
, , ;
vi., ;
adj. ; n.
adj., ,
, ,
n.,

adj.

vt....
n.,

n. ; adj.

n.

adj.

n.
adj.
adj., ,
, ,
()

ponipoint ard ---> --->

poniard n.

n., ;
v.

pon tifi cat

e --->

pontificate n.v.
pontificate:speakstrut[swagger]:walk

bombast[pontificate]:pompous tirade:critical drivel:nonsensical

hyperbole:exaggerated
[]

n.,
;
vi.

pony

--->

population

porcelain

--->

porcupine

porcu pine ---> --->

porpore cu

pony n. ( )

n. ; v. ;
adj.,
()

population n.
populace ( n. ) popular ( adj. ) populous (
adj. )
n.
census:populationinventory:merchandise[stock]

demography:populationmeteorology:weather

porcelain n. (

) china
n., ; adj.,
clay:porcelainflax:linen
,

glaze:porcelainvarnish:woodveneer:furniture

porcupine n. ( )
pork ( n. )

n.[],

pore

pore n.v.ponder
pore:membranedoor:room

n., , ;
vi., , ,
;
vt....

porous

por ous --->

porous adj.
porous:liquidtransparent:light

fragile:breakporous:penetrate

impermeable ( adj. ) impenetrable ( adj. )

adj.

porridge

po rridge --->

porridge n. ( )

n., , <>

portable adj.
portage ( n. ) transport ( v./n. )
portentous adj.foreboding
portentous:amaze
:
regular ( adj. )

adj., (),

portable
portentous

portfolio

port able ---> --->

portent ( n. )
portend ( v. ) porpro tend
---> --->
port folio --->
--->

portreport ( n. ) --->

portfolio n.
portfolio:securitiesdossier:reports

portrait n. ( )
portray ( v. )
portrait:paintingbiography:historyjazz:music

portrait:personseascape:ocean

poseur poserposturer /n. (

)
pose ( n.v. ) poise ( v./n. )
poseur:sincerityrecluse:gregariousness

poser:sincererecluse:gregarious

posit v..postulatepresume
positive ( adj. )
deny as false ( )

adj.

n.

portrait

por trait -->

poseur

pose ( ) ur --->

posit

pospose it --->

posse

---> --->
--->

posse n. ( )

n.,

possession

possess ( v. )

possession n.
possessed ( adj. )
preempt:precedenceacquire:possession

n., , ,
, , ,
(),

poster

post ( n.v. ) er --->

--->

poster n. ( )

n., , (,
, )

posterior

post terior --->

postscript

post script --->

postulate

--->

posture

pose

pot

pot

posterior adj.followingsubsequent
posterity ( n. ) postmodern ( adj. )
posthumous ( adj. ) post hum ous ---> --->
postpone ( v. )
postscript n. ( ) (
)
postulate v..presumeposit.demand
expostulate ( v. )
deny as false ( )

n.,

n.,

v.

adj.

n.,

n., ,
; vt.,
; vi.
n.(), ,
posture n.v. ( ) , , ,
behave naturally ( )
; v.,
,
pot n. ( ) ( )
n., ; v.

potable

potboiler

potentate
potentiate
potpourri
potshot
pottery
poultice
pout
practice
practitioner
pragmatic
prairie
praise

prance
prank
prate

preacher
preamble
precarious

precedence

precedent

precept
precipice
precipitant

potable adj.
potation ( n. )
pot able --->
potable:beverage[water]habitable:dwellingedible:meat
adj. ; n.

undrinkable ( adj. )
potboiler n. ( )
n.
pot boiler ( n. )
doggerel:versepotboiler:article
,
---> potboiler

()
potentate n.rulersovereignmonarch
potency ( n. ) potent ( adj. ) potential ( adj. )
pot entate ---> --->
virtuoso:skillpotentate:power
n.

subject ( n. ) powerless person ( )

potentiate v. ( )
v.
deactivate ( v. )
pot pour ri ---> --->
potpourri n.medley
n.,

n.v., ,
potshot
potshot n.

pottery n. ( )
pot
n.,
pottery:shardbread:crumb

poultice n. ( )
n. ;
ice
v.
vt.
pout n./v.sulk
n., , ,

wince:painsmile:pleasurepout:displeasuresneer:contempt
; v.,

grin ( v./n. )
practice v./n. ( )
n., , ,
practicing:expertiseexercising:strength
, , , ,

practitioner n. ( )
practice ( v./n. )
n.,
practice ( v./n. )
fledgling ( n. ) quack ( n. )
practical ( adj. )
adj.,
pragmatic adj.practical
p rag mat
, ,
ic --->

prairie n. ( )
n., ,
air --->
albino:pigmentprairie:tree
<>

praise v./n.complimentglorify
vt., , ;

n., , ,
hubris:prideflattery:praise
,

n.(),

prance v.strut
; vi.,
zhangqunbzsd@sina.com

, ;
vt.
prank n. ( )
n., ,
p rank
plank ( n. )
; vt., ;

prankster ( n. )
vi.
prate v. ( ) chatter
prattle ( n./v. )
p rate --->
v. ; n.
prate:speaksaunter:walk

preacher n. ( )
preach ( v. )
nitpicker:criticize preacher:sermon quibbler:cavil
n.
ppriestreach --->
orator:lecture[address]

preamble n. ( )
pre amble ---> --->
n.
overture:operaprologue:novelpreamble:statute

precarious adj. ( )
pre carcare ious --->
unsafeuncertain ( )
--->
adj.
precarious:stabilityspent:efficacy
pre carious --->

precedence n. ( ) priority
pre cede nce --->
precede ( v.. )
n.,

preempt:precedenceacquire:possession

precedent n. (
)
unexceptionable:opposeinfinite:endunique:precedent
n.

turncoat:constancysimpleton:precedent

pre cept --->

precept n.doctrine ( )
n.

percept ( n. )
precipice n.cliffbluff
pre cip ice ---> --precipice:steepnessdefile:narrowness
n.
>

level ( adj. )
precipitant adj. ( ) rash ( )
adj.

cip

precipitate

pre cip itate ---> -->

precipitation

precipitate v. ( ) ( )
adj.n. (
)
retard ( v. ) dilatory ( adj. ) deliberate (
adj. ) forestall ( v. )

n. ; vt.,
, , ;
vi. ;
adj.,
(),

precipitation n. ( )
snow:precipitationhurricane:cyclone

n.

precipitous

pre ( ) c ) oas --->

precipitous adj.
gradually sloping ( ) level ( adj. )
slope slowly ( )

adj.,

precis

pre cis ---> -->

precis n.
precise ( adj. ) --->

n.,

preclude

pre cludeclose ---> -->

preclude v. ( )
occlude ( v. ) exclude ( v. )
to make possible ( ) enclose ( vt. )

n.

precocious
precursor

pre coccookious --->

--->
pre curs or ---> --->

precursory

precocious adj. ( )
precognition ( n. ) preconception ( n. )
precursor n.
sequela ( n. )
precursory adj. ( )
derivative ( adj. )

adj.
n.
adj.

predator

pre dat or --->

--->

predator n.

n.,

predecessor

pre decess or -->

predecessor n. ( )
legacy:predecessorgift:donor

n., ,
()

predestine

pre destine ( v. ) --->

predestine v. ( )
predetermine ( v. )
leave to chance ( )

vt.,

predicament

pre dicdict
ament --->

predicament n. ( )
predication ( n. ) prediction ( n. )

n.

predilection

pre dilect ion ---> pre

dilect ion ---> -->

predilection n.
delectable ( adj. ) predisposition ( n. )
predominant ( adj. ) predominate ( v. )
propensity to dislike ( )

n.,

preeminence n.
preeminence:importancepreponderance:weight

n.

preeminence
preeminent

pre eminent ( adj. ) --->

--->
min

preeminent adj. ( )
negligible ( adj. ) efface ( v. ) ---> bring to
preeminent ( )

adj.

preempt

pre empt --->

preempt v.
preemption ( n. ) peremptory ( adj. )
preempt:precedenceacquire:possession

v.

ee -

preen v. ( )
plume ( v. )
preen:self-satisfactionfume:anger

ingenuous:dissembleraffish:preenpolite:snub

vt.(), ,
;
vi.()

preface

pre face ---> --->

preface n. ( )
prefigure ( v. ) figure ( v. )
overture:symphonypreface:book

epilogue ( n. )

n., , ;
vi., ;
vt....,

prefatory

preface ( n. )

prefatory adj.
conclusive ( adj. )

adj.,

pregnant

pregn ant ---> --->

preen

prejudiced
prelate

prejudice ( n. ) pre judice

---> --->
pre late

prelude

pre lude ---> --->

premeditated

pre meditate ( v. ) d -->

premiere

premier ( adj. )

pregnant adj.
pregnable ( adj. ) prehensible ( adj. )
prehistoric ( adj. ) preliterate ( adj. )
inane ( adj. )
prejudiced adj.
disinterested ( adj. )
prelate adj.
prelude n. ( )
premature ( adj. )
coda ( n. )
premeditated adj. ( )
offhand ( adj. ) spontaneous ( adj. )
premiere n. ( )
premise ( n. )

adj., ,
,
adj.
n.
n., ,
adj.,
v., ;
n. ;
adj.,

premium

pre emiumempt --->

--->

premonition

pre mon ition --->

preoccupation

pre occupation ( n. )

preponderance

pre ponder ance --->

preponderant

premium n.

n., , ,
,
()

premonition n.

n.

preoccupation n.
unconcerned ( adj. )
preponderance n. ( )
preeminence:importancepreponderance:weight

n.
n.,

preponderant adj. ( )
commensurate ( adj. ) secondary ( adj. ) subsidiary (
adj. )

adj.

prepossessing

pre possess ( v. ) ing --->

--->

prepossessing adj. ( )
preposition ( n. )

adj. ; v.

preposterous

pre poster ( n. )
ous --->

preposterous adj. ( )
commonsensical ( adj. )

adj.

prerequisite

pre requisite ---> --->

prerequisite n.

n. ;
adj.

prerogative

pre rog ative --->

---> pre ro gat
getive

prerogative n. ( ) ( )

n.

presage

pre sage ( n. ) --->

--->

presage n.v.
harbinger:presagearchetype:exemplify

n. ; v.

prescience

pre science ( n. )
---> --->

prescience n.foresight
omniscient ( adj.n. )
prescience:futureerudition:esoteric

myopia ( n. )

n.,

prescription

prescribe ( v. ) pre
scribe ( v. )

prescription n. ( )
overdose:prescriptionindiscretion:convention

n., , ,
,

presentation n.
presenter ( n. )

n., , ,

presentiment n.premonition

n.,

presentation
presentiment

pre sent
ationprese
nt ( v. )
pre sent timent -->

preservative

preserve ( v. )

preside

pre side ---> --->

press

preservative n.adj.
reserve ( v./n. ) conserve ( v. )
censorship:communication preservative:decay anchor:drifting
seal:leakage

preside v. ( )
president ( adj. )

n.

v.

press v. ( . )
pressing ( adj. )
withdraw ( v. )

n., , , ,
, , ;
vt., , ,
; vi., , ,

prestidigitation

pre stidigit ( n. ) ation --->

prestidigitation n.

n.

prestige

pre stistandge
--->

prestige n.
eclipse:prestige[enervation]enfeeble:vigor
[]
abase[abate]:prestigedamp:ardorabridge:length

n., ,

presumption

presume ( v. )

presumption n. ( )
presupposition ( n. )
transgression:moralitypresumption:propriety

n.

pretence

pre tencetend --->

--->

preternatural

preter natural ( adj. )

presumptuous adj.
humble ( adj. )
pretence pretense n. ( ) (
)
pretend ( v. ) pretension ( n. )
pretence:deceiveadmonition:reprove

pretentious ( adj. ) ---> unaffected (

preternatural adj.extraordinary
ordinary ( adj. )

pretext

pre text ( n. ) ---> -->

prevail

pre vailval ---> -->

prevalent

prevail ( v. )

presumptuous

adj.

n.

adj.

pretext n.

n., ; v.

prevail v. ( )
yield ( v. )
prevalent adj.
unusual ( adj. ) absent ( adj.
)

vi., , ,

adj.,

prevaricate

pre varicvary ate --->

--->

prevarication

prevaricate v.
prevision ( n. ) vision ( n. ) preview ( n./v, )
philanthropist:endowprevaricator:mislead

prevarication n.
euphemism:offenseprevarication:truth

blandishment:coaxprevarication:deceive

veracity ( n. )

v.

n.,

prick ( v. ) ly ---> --->

prickly adj.

adj.

prim ( adj. )
--->

prig n. (

n.

prime

prim ( adj. )

prime adj. ( ) n.
primate ( n. ) --->
primer ( n. ) primeval ( adj. )
uninitial ( adj. )

n., , ;
adj., ,
, ,
, ,
[] ;
v.,
<>(),

primordial

prim ( adj. ) ordorder ial

primordial adj.
most recent ( )

adj.

primp

prim ( adj. ) p --->

--->

primp v. ( )
primp:vaingloat:smug

v.,

principal

prim ( adj. )

principled

principle ( n. )

prissy

p risrise
sy

pristine

pristprim ( adj. ) p ris

tinetime -->

prickly
prig

privacy

principal n.adj. ( )

principle ( n. )
subordinate ( adj. )
principled adj.
moralistic:principledpedantic:learned

prissy adj.
pristine adj. ( )
pristine:decaystable:fluctuationstill:movement

demanding:satisfactoryadulterate:pristine

n., , ,
, ; adj.,

adj.,
()
adj.

adj.

privacy n.
hedonist:pleasurerecluse:privacy

n.,

privation

deprive ( v. ) deprive
privation

privation n. ( )
repletion ( n. )

n., , ,

privilege

priprivate ( adj. ) vilegevillage (

n. ) --->

privilege n.v..

n., ,
, ;
vt....,

probe

problem probe

probe v. ( )
probation ( n. ) approbation ( n. )
cavil:criticizeprobe:investigate

n., ;
vt.(),

probity

probprobe ity
--->

probity n. ( )
proboscis ( n. )
disinterested:partisanshipvenal:probity

turpitude ( n. ) unscrupulousness ( n. ) shiftness ( n. )

n.

proceeds

pro ceed
s

proceeds n. ( )
procession ( n. ) proclaim ( v. ) pro claim

n.

proclivity

pro cliv ity ---> --->

proclivity n. ( ) predisposition
acclivity ( n. ) declivity ( n. )
aversion ( n. ) antipathy ( n. ) disinclination ( n. )

n.

procrastinate

pro crastin ate --->

---> pro
crastcrustinate

procrastinate v. ( )
equivocate:commitmentprocrastinate:action

v.,

procreate

pro create --->

procreate v.

vt.(,), ,
; vi.,

proctor

pro c tor -->

proctor n. ( )
proctor:superviseprodigal:squander

n., ,
[]

procure

pro cure ---> --->

procure v. ( )
relinquish ( v. )

v.,

prod

prodigal

prodigality

prodigious
prodigy
produce

profane

prod v..
doze:sleepnudge:prod

rein ( v. )
prodigal adj.n.
proctor:superviseprodigal:squander

pro dig al --->

querulous:complainprodigal:spendparsimonious:save
--->

miser:parsimoniousspendthrift:prodigal

prodigality n. ( )
prodigality:spendinggluttony:eating

mean:prodigalitymeek:arrogance

courage:rashnessgenerosity:prodigality

penury ( n. ) husbandry ( n. )
pro dig ious
prodigious adj. ( )
--->
slight ( adj. )
prodigy n. ( )
pro dig y ( )
prodigy:personmiracle:occurrence
--->

produce n. ( ) v.
pro duce ---> --->
productive ( adj. ) productivity ( n. )

envelope:lettercrate:produce

pro fane ( n. ) ---> - profane v. ( ) adj. ( )

-->
pierce[penetrate]:impenetrableprofane:inviolable
pro fan e --->

revere ( v. ) treat reverently ( )

pro d

professional

v.

adj. ; n.

n.,

adj.
n.,
(), ,

n., ;
vt., , ,
, (), ,
,
adj. ; v.

professional adj.n.
professional:rookiesoldier:recruit

n.,
, ,
; adj.,

proffer

pro offer ( v. )

proffer n./v.
retain ( v. ) withhold ( vt. )

v. ; n.

proficient

profit ( n. ) profit
proficient

proficient adj. ( ) n.
sufficient ( adj. ) deficient ( adj. )
pest:irksomeexpert:proficient

inept ( adj. ) incompetent ( adj. )

n.

profile n.

n., , ,

profiteer

pro filefili ---> --->

pro file

profit ( n. )

profligacy

profligate ( )

profligate

pro fliflygate (
) --->

profound

pro found

profile

profundity
profuse

pro fuse ---> --->

profusion

profiteer n. ( )
profligacy n.
parsimonious:profligacyimpetuous:hesitance

thrift ( n. ) frugality ( n. )
profligate adj.n.
profligate:solventmercurial:committed

querulous[loquacious]:wordsprofligate:money

parsimonious ( adj. ) provident ( adj

profound adj. ( )

glacial:coldprofound:deep

profundity n. ( )
unfounded ( adj. )
maladroit:skillglib:profundity

superficiality ( n. )
profuse adj.extravagantcopious
scant ( adj. ) scanty ( adj. )
profusion n.
paucity ( n. )

n.
n., ,

adj., ,
; n.,

adj.,
, ,

n., , ,

adj.
n.

progenitor

pro gen itor ---> -->

progenitor n.
progenitor ( n. )

n.,

progeny

pro gen y ---> --->

progeny n.

n.

prognosticate

pro gnostic ate ---> --->

prognosticate v. ( )
diagnostic ( adj. ) agnostic ( n. )

v.

prohibitive

prohibit ( v. )
--->

prohibitive adj. ( )
prohibitive:purchaseperemptory:dispute

adj.,

projectile

pro ject ile ---> --->

proliferate

pro lifer ate ---> --->

prolific
prolix

pro lixlex ---> --->

prolixity
prologue

pro logue ---> --->

prolong

pro long --->

promenade

pro men ade ---> --->

prominent

pro min ent --->

promiscuous

pro mismix cuity --->

promote

pro mote ---> --->

prone
pronounced
prop
propagate

adj.,

promenade v. ( )

n. ; v. ;
adj.

prominent
adj.protuberantconspicuouseminent
prominent:noticelucid:understand

eclipse ( v. ) ---> make more prominent ( )

promiscuous adj. ( )
promote v. ( . )
abate ( v. ) subside ( v. )
prompt v.adj. ( )
alacrity:promptacumen:shrewd

check ( v. )

prompt

promulgate

projectile n. ( )
projector ( n. )
armada:vehiclesfusillade:projectiles

proliferate v. (
)
expend:volumeproliferate:number

dwindle ( v. ) decrease in mount ( )

prolific adj.
barren ( adj. )
prolix adj. ( )
pithytersesuccinct ( adj. ) taciturn ( adj. )
prolixity n.
extreme brevity ( ) concisenesssuccinctness (
n. ) rareness ( n. )
prologue n. ( )
prologue:novelpreamble:statute

epilogue ( n. )
prolong v. ( )
accelerate:speedprolong:duration

curtail ( v. ) truncate ( v. )

pro mulg ate ---> -->

pro mu
lgate
pro ne
pronounce ( v. ) d --->
--->
pro p

pro pa gate --->

---> --> --->

propagation
propensity

pro pens ity ---> --->

prophecy

pro phecy ---> --->

prophetic

promulgate v. ( )
keep secret ( )
prone adj..
pronounced adj. ( )
prop n. ( ) v.

adj., ,

n.,

n.

vt.,

adj., ,

adj.
vt., , ,
,
n., ;
vt., , ,
() ;
adj., ,
; adv. ;
n.DOSDOS

vt., ,

adj.
adj., ,
,
n., , ,
; vt.,
v., ,

propagation n.
extirpation ( n. )

n., , (,
)

propensity n.
aversion ( n. )

n.

prophecy n.
prophylactic ( adj.n. )
mentor:guidanceoracle:prophecy

prophetic adj.
apocalyptic:propheticinconsequential:illogical
( )

propitious
proponent

prone ( adj. ) -->

propound

propose ( v. )

propitious adj.
inauspicious ( adj. ) unfavorable ( adj. )
proponent n. ( )
opponent ( n. )
detractor ( n. )
propound v .

proprietary

property ( n. )

proprietary adj.

propitiate

v.

propagate v. ( )
propel ( v. ) propeller ( n. )
fail to multiply ( ) check ( v. )

pro pin quity ---> --->

pro pitpet iate --->

--->
pro pit
Iate --->

pro pitpet ious --->

propinquity

n. ; adj.

n.,

adj.

propinquity n.

n.

propitiate v. ( )
immutable:alteredinalienable:surrenderedimplacable:propitiated

arouse hostility (

v.

adj.
n., ,
[]
vt.,
adj.,
; n.,

propriety

proper ( adj. )

propriety n.
transgression:moralitypresumption:propriety

prudish:proprietyfinicky:quality

indecorous:proprietyboorish:sensitivity

propulsion

pro pul sion ---> --->

propulsion n. ( )
repulse ( v. ) impulsive ( adj. )

n.,

prorogue v.

n.

prorogue
prosaic

proscribe

pro rogue --->

prose ( n. ) aic --->

pro sai
c --->

pro scribe ---> --->

prose

prosaic adj. ( )
insipid:inventionprosaic:imagination
adj., ,

extraordinary ( adj. ) exceptional ( adj. ) imaginary (

adj.
proscribe v.

prescribe ( v. ) circumscribe ( v. )
permit ( v. ) sanction ( v. )
prose n. ( )
prosaic ( adj. )
n.
prose:paragraphpoetry:stanza

prosecution

pro secu
tion --->

prosecution n.
persecute ( v. )
mediation:compromiseprosecution:conviction

proselytizer

pro se lytizer

--->

proselytizer n. ( )
hunter:quarryproselytizer:convertsalesperson:buy

proselytize:convertgrandstand:impress

prospect

pro spect --->

prosperity

prosper ( v. )

prosperous
prostrate

pro stratestate ( n. )
--->

protean

Proteus

protect
protest

pro test ---> --->

--->

protocol

pro to colcoll --->

--->

protract

pro tract ---> --->

protracted

n.

prospect n.v. ( )
prospective ( adj. )
prospect:mineralinvestigate:information

prosperity n.
palmy:prosperitydraconian:severity

prosperous adj.
depressed ( adj. ) impecunious ( adj. )
prostrate adj. ( )
erect ( adj. ) upright ( adj. )

n., , ,

n., , ,
; vi.,

n.
adj.
adj., ,
, ;
vt.,

protean adj.
circular:asymmetricalprotean:rigid
adj.

static ( adj. )
protect v. ( )
vt.
food:nourishantibodies:protect

protest v./n. ( )
n., , ;
protest:dissuadesupplicate:entreat
v., ,
( )
protocol n. ( )
proto col
prototype ( n. )
n.,
protocol:blunderbumper:damage

grammar:languageprotocol:conduct

protract v. ( )
protract:lengththrong:number
v.

curtail ( v. ) cut short ( ) abridgeabbreviate ( v. )

protracted adj.
adj.
summary ( adj. ) transient ( adj. )

protrude

pro trude ---> --->

protrude v.
intrude ( v. ) extrude ( v. ) prominent (
adj. ) protuberant ( adj. )

v.

protuberant

pro tuber ant ---> --->

protuberant adj. ( )
depressed ( adj. ) concave ( adj. ) protuberance
( n. ) ---> concavity ( n. )

adj., ,

provenance

pro venvent ance --->

--->

provenance n. ( )

n.,

provender

provide ( v. )

provender n. ( )

n., , []

proverbially

proverb ( n. ) pro verb

--->

proverbially adv.

adv.,

provident

pro vid ent ---> --->

provident adj.
provision ( n. )
improvidence ( n. )
profligate ( adj. )

adj.

providential

pro vid
ential --->

providential adj.
unfortunate ( adj. ) mishap ( n. )

adj.

provincial

province ( n. ) ---> --->

provincial adj. ( )
bigoted:tolerantprovincial:cosmopolitanservile:domination

adj.

provisional adj.
definitive ( adj. )

adj.

provisory adj.conditional
unconditional ( adj. )

adj.

provoke v. ( )
invoke ( v. ) revoke ( v. )
taunt:provokeplot:outwit

choleric ( adj. ) ---> difficult to provoke ( )

jejune ( adj. ) ---> thought-p

vt., , ,
,

provisional
provisory

provoke

pro vision ( n. )
al
pro vis
orystory --->

pro voke ---> --->

provoked adj.
attack:vanquishedgoad:provoked

provoked
prowess

power ( n. )

prowess n. ( )
timidity ( n. )

n.

prowl

pro owl ( n. )
--->

prowl v. ( )
reconnoiter:informationprowl:preycanvass: vote
:

v.

proximal

proximate ( adj. )

prude

prudence

prud e ---> --->

rude ( adj. ) ---> --->

prud ence rude ( adj. )

nce ---> --->

prudish

prune

run

pry

spy ( n.v. )

psalmody
psephology

ps PS

pseph ology --->

proximal adj.
distant ( adj. )
prude n. (
)
prudent ( adj. )
fanatic:devotedprude:proper

prudence n.
circumspect:prudenceurbane:polish

prudence:daredevilsagacity:simpleton

prudent ( adj. ) ---> fool ( adj. )

prudish adj.priggish
prudish:proprietyfinicky:quality

scholarly:pedanticmodest:prudish

prune n. ( ) v. ( )

prune:hedgetrim:hair

prune:plumraisin:grape

pry v. ( )
importune:requestpry:inquiry

connive:cooperatepry:watch

prying:inquisitivegarish:colorful

adj.
n.,
()

n.

adj.,

v.

v.

psalmody n.

n., ,

psephology n. ( )

n.

n.,

pseudonym

pseudo nymname --->

pseudonym n.
pseudoscience ( n. )
mask:facepseudonym:name

psychologist

psyche ( n. )

psychologist n. ( )
psychoanalysis ( n. )
fungi:ecologistmotivation:psychologist

n.

puberty n. ( )

n.

publicize v. ( . )

v.

puberty
publicize

puber ty ---> --->

liberty ( n. ) pubertyliberty
public (
n.adj. )

pucker

--->
kiss

puckish

pucker ( v. )

puddle

puerile

puerboy ile ---> --->

puerpure ( adj. )
ile

puissance

pu issan ce
--->
power ( n. )

pulchritude

pulchri
tude --->

pulchritudinous

pucker v. ( ) n.
astringent:puckersparkignition

squint:eyepucker:mouth

puckish adj.
sober ( adj. ) grave ( adj. ) staid (
adj. )

v. ; n.

adj.,

puddle n. ( )
peddle ( v. ) pebble ( n. )

n., , , ;
vt., ;
vi.

puerile adj.
sagacious ( adj. ) mature ( adj. )

adj., ,
,

puissance n.
puisspug ance --->
pugilism ( n. ) pugnacious ( adj. )
powerlessness ( n. )
pulchritude n. ( )
ugliness ( n. ) homeliness ( n. ) hideous (
adj. ) --->

n.(),
<>, , ,

n.,

pulchritudinous ( adj. )

adj.,
(
)

pullet

pull ( v. ) et
--->

pullet n. ( )
filly:horsepullet:chicken

n.(
)

pulley

--->

pulley n. (
)

n.,

pullulate

pull ulate ---> -->

pull ulate --->

pullulate v.
pullet ( n. )

vi., , ,
, ,

pulp

pulp n.

n.(), ;
vt.,
..., ;
vi.

pulpit

pulp it

pulpit n.

n.()

pulsate

pulse ( n. )

pulsate v.

vi., ,

pulverize

power ( n. ) ize --->

pulverize v.
solidify ( v. )

v.

pummel v. ( )

vt., ,
;
n.(=pommel)(
), ,
()

pummel

pun

Seven days without water make one

weak/week.

punch

punch ( v. )
punch

punch line

punch ( v. )
punch

punctilious

punct ilious ---> --->

ctiliouis

pun n. (
)
pun:joketermite:insectsupernova:star

punch line n. ( )
punchpunct
joke:punch lineplot:denouement

n. ; vi.
; vt.

n., ,
; vt.,

punch line n. ( )
punchpunct --->
joke:punch lineplot:denouement

n.(, ,
)

punctilious adj. ( )
punctual ( adj. ) punctuate ( v. ) puncture (
n.v. )
slipshod ( adj. ) remiss ( adj. )

adj.,
,

pundit n.
authoritativeness:punditsallegiance:partisans

n., ,

pundit

pedant ( n. ) p
undunderit --->

--->

pungency

pung ency --->

pungency n.
blandness ( n. )

n., , ,

pungent

pung ent --->

pungent adj.
pungent:odorcaustic:comment

adj.()
, ,
, ,

puny

pony ( )
pu ny

puny adj.
measly:contemptiblypuny:weakly

enormous ( adj. )

adj., ,

purblind

purpure ( adj. )
blind

purblind adj.

adj., ,
; vt.

purchase n. ( ) v.
ballast:instabilitypurchase:slippage

prohibitive:purchaseperemptory:dispute

purchase

purebred

pure bredbreed ( v. ) --->

purgatory

pur pure gatory

--->

purification

purify

adj. ;
n.
n., ,

pur pure

purification n.
purification:drossdesalinization:salt

refine:purificationattenuate:rarefaction

adulteration ( n. )

n.

pur pure

purify v. ( ) ( )
purify:imperfectionverify:doubtfulness

winnow:grainpurify:water

contaminate ( v. )

vt. ; v.

purist n. ( )
stickler:approximation[imprecision]purist:adulteration
[]

n.

purist
puritanical

purebred adj. ( )
mongrel ( adj. )
purgatory n. (
)
purge ( n.v. )

vt., ; n.,

puritan ( n. )
ical

purity

puritanical adj.
puritan ( n. ) ical
purity n.;
adulterate:purityenervate:vigor

distill:purityleaven:volume

alloy:puritythin:density

synopsis:concisenessdistillate:purity

purlieu n.
taut:commodiousextraordinary:purlieu

infrequently visited place ( ) an unfrequent place (

)
purloin v. ( )
lurk:waitpurloin:appropriateabscond:depart

adj.,

n., ,

n.,
, ,

purlieu

purlie u ---> --->

--->

purloin

purpureloinlion --->
--->

purport

purpose ( n. )

purport n.

purposively

purpose ( n. )

purposively adv.
meander ( v. ) ---> move purposively ( )

purse

purpurese --->

purse v. ( ) n. (
)

n.

v.,
n. ; v.

pursue

purpose pursue

pursue v. ( )

vt., , ,
,

purvey

provide ( v. ) convey ( v. )

purvey v. ( ) ( )
vendor:purveycensor:expurgate

v.,

pusillanimous

pusputillanimanimalous --->
--->

pusillanimous adj.cowardly
dauntless ( adj. ) stouthearted ( adj. )
temerity ( n. ) /valiancy ( n. ) ---> pusillanimity ( n. )

adj., ,

putative

putativeput --->

putative adj. ( )

adj., ,

putrefaction

putre factionput re
--->

putrefaction n. ( )
homogenization:uniformputrefaction:rotten

n.,

putrid

putridred --->

putrid adj.

adj.,
<>

pygmy

Pygmy127
PYG P&G
pigmy127

pygmy n.adj.

n.(
,5
), , , ;
adj.,

pylon

pylon n. ( )
strut:wingguy:pylon

n.,

pyromania

pyro mania

pyromania n. ( )
pyre ( n. ) pyrexia ( n. )

n.,

quack

quick ( adj. )

quack n. (
)
honest practitioner ( )

quadrangle

quadr angle

quadrangle n.
quadruped ( n. ) quadru ped

quaff

qu aff aff
--->
( )

v.(),
, ;
n.(),
, ; adj.
n., , ,
(
)

quaff v. ( )
quaff:sipstride:mincedelve:skim

v.,
; n.,

quagmire

quag ( n. ) mire ( n. ) mi re
---> --->

quagmire n.predicament

n.,

quail

qu ail ( n. ) ""

quail v. ( )
become resolute ( ) give bold ( )

v.

quaint

quaikuai ntNTNT
NT

quaint adj. ( )

qualification

qualify ( )

qualification n.

qualify ( v. )

qualified v. ( )

absolute ( adj. ) categorical ( adj. )

unreserved ( adj. )

adj.

qualify v. ( )
mitigate:severequalify:general

v.(),
, ;
vt.,

qualified

qualify

adj.,
,
n., , ,
,

qualm

--->

qualm n. ( )
demur:qualmswaver:irresoluteness

n.

quandary

quan
dary

quandary n.
state of complete certain ( )

n., ,

quantum

quant um

quarantine

quaran tinetime40

quarry

quarryquarrel ( n./v. )

quash

qu ash --->

quash v. ( )
engender ( v. ) foment ( v. )

v.

quatrain

qua train --->

quatrain n. ( )
eulogy:speechquatrain:stanza

n.

quaver

quiver ( n. )

quaver v. ( ) n.
voice:quaverhand:tremble

v. ; n.

queasy

qu ay ( )

que easy

queer

que er --->

quell

que ll

Qusqu

quench

ch

quay

querulous

n., , [] ,
quantum n.
;
the quantum of rainfall ( )

quantity ( n. )

quarantine n. (
)
n., ,
quartet ( n. )
(),
quarantine:contagion[contact contamination]hedge:loss
; vt.,
embargo:commercesafeguard:accident

[]

quarry n. (
) v.
quarry:rock[marble]mine:ore[coal]
n.,
[][]
()
quarry:stonefell:timber
; vt., ;

vi.
hunter:quarryproselytizer:convert

quay n. ( )

n.

queasy adj.

adj.

queer adj.

n. ;
adj.,
;

quell v.
obdurate:moveirrepressible:quell

fomentinstigateinciterousestir up ( v. )
quench v. ( ) ( )
tint:suffusedamp:quench

querulous adj.
querulquestionous --->
query ( v./n. ) quest ( n./v. )
que rulrule ous - querulous:complainprodigal:spendsycophant:flatteryvoluble:talk
-->

querul

v.

vt., ;
vi.,

adj.,
, ,

question

queue

queue eueue

quibble

quibble

quiescence

quiet ( adj. )

quiescent

question v n.
questionnaire ( n. )
involve:entangleobserve:scrutinizequestion:grill

parry:questionshirk:duty

motive:deeddoubt:question

unimpeachable ( adj. ) ---> Open

queue v./n. ( )
queue
peoplechain:linkcolonnade:pillarconstellation:starchord:note

quibble n. ( )
minutiae:detailsfoible:flaw[fails]quibbles:objections

encomiast:eulogizenitpicker:criticizepreacher:sermonquibbler:cavil

quiescence n.
restless activity ( ) action ( n. ) tumult (
n. )
quiescent adj.
quietus ( n. )
rambunctious ( adj. )
quiet adj.
boisterous ( adj. )

quiet

n., , ;
v., ,

n., , ;
vi.,

n., , ;
vi.,
,
; vt....

n.

adj.
adj., ,
; n., ;
vi. ;
vt., ,
()
n., ,

; vt.

quill

qu illquill quill

quill n. ( )
quell ( v. )

quintessence

quint essence

quintessence n. ( )

n., ,

quip

qu ipIPIP IP

quip adj. ( )

n.
; v., ,

quisling

qu irk ( v. )
--->
Quisling

quiver

quaver ( v.n. )

quiver v. ( ) n.

n., , ,
; vi.,
, ; vt. ;
adj.

quixotic

Don Quixote

quixotic adj.
quixotic:idealistictouchy:sensitive

displaying consistently practical behavior ( )

adj.,

quota

quantity ( n. )

quota n. (
)
quorum ( n. )

n.,

quote

--->

quote v. ( )

vt., , ,
, ()

quotidian

quoti ( ) diantian

quotidian adj.commonplace
extraordinary ( adj. ) unusual ( adj. )
remarkable ( adj. ) striking ( adj. )

adj.,
, ,
; n.

rabble

rabrobble --->

rabble n. ( )
items:hodgepodgepeople:rabble

n., ,
; vt.,

rabid

rare bid
--->

rabid adj.
logical ( adj. ) detached ( adj. )

adj., ,

racketeer

racket ( n. ) eer
--->

racketeer n. ( )

n.,
;
v.

raconteur

racontrecount ( v. ) eur

raconteur n.
raconteur:storytellingwordsmith:writing

n.,

racy

race ( n. )

racy adj.
tame ( adj. )

radiant

radiate ( v. )

radiant adj.
lackluster ( n. )

quirk

quirk n.

n., ,

quisling n. ( )
Juggernaut:crushquisling:betray

n.

adj.,
, ,
<>
adj., ,

radiate

radiate v.
radium ( n. )
absorb ( v. )

vt., , ,
; vi., ,
; adj.,

radius

radiate ( v. )
---> radius

radius n.
spoke:hubradius:center

n., , ,
, ,

raffish

ra

raffish adj. ( )
ingenuous:dissembleraffish:preenpolite:snub

raffish:decorummerciless:leniency

adj.,
,

raffle

rifle ( n. ) raffle
rifle

raffle n. ( )
lottery:raffleticket:admission

n., ;
vt. ; vi.

rafter

raft ( n. ) errafter

rafter n.
roof:rafterumbrella:ribtable:leg

n.,

rage

ragged

rag ( n. )

raid

ride ( v./n. )

rail

rail rail

raiment

n., , ,
; vi.,
,

adj.

n.(18901915
) ;
adj.,
n., ; v.,
raid n./v. ( )

rail n.v. ( )
n., , ,
rail:vehemenceentreat:urgency
; vt.,

; vi.,
ragtime n. ( )
music:ragtime
:

ragtime

raillery

rage n./v.
gush:effusiverage:irate

bigotry:dedicationrage:anger

infuriate:rage commend:esteem nonplus:perplexity

scrounge:possession
::::
ragged adj.
cloth:raggedfurniture:rickety

rail ( v. ) le ryrail
--->
raimrainent --->

raillery n.banter

n.,

raiment n.

n.[],
n., , ;
vi. ;
vt.,

rain v.n.
rain:delugewind:hurricane

rain

raisin

raisraise ( v. ) in
--->

raisin n. ( )
prune:plumraisin:grape

n.

rakish

rare kish
--->

rakish adj. ( )
rakish:restraintslothful:assiduity

adj., ,
,

rally

ally ( v. )

rally v. ( ) n.

v.,
,
(), ,
, ; n.

ramble

amble ( v. )

ramble n./v. ( )
draw:doodletravel:ramble

v. ; n.

rambunctious

ram bunctiousbumptious ( adj. ) --> --->

rambunctious adj. ( )
quiescent ( adj. )

adj., ,

ramify

ram ify

ramify v.
ramification ( n. )

ramp

ram p

ramp n.

v.(), (),
()
n., , ;
vi., ,
; vt.,
n., ; vi.,
,
adj., ,
, ,

rampage
rampant

ram page --->

ram pant --->

rampage v. ( )
rampant adj. ( )

rampart

ram part

rampart n.
rampart:invasionlevee:flood

tower:edificerampart:barrier

n., , ;
vt.,

ramshackle

ram shackleshake ( v./n. )

ramshackle adj. ( )
ramshackle:soundnessgarbled:clarity

adj.

rancid

ranrun cid
--->

rancid adj.
ran ( )

adj.,

rancor

ran cor --->

cor --->

rancor n. ( )
goodwill ( n. ) charitableness ( n. )

n.,

randomize

random ( n.adj. )

randomize v. ( )
systematize ( v. )

v., ,
()

range n. ( )
range:mountainchain:linkarchipelago:island

n., , ,
; vt., ,
, ; vi.,
,

ranger n. ( )
ranger:forestcurator:museum

n., ,
, ,

rank n.
coin:denominationofficer:rank

n., , ;
adj., ,
, ;
vt., ,
... ; vi.,
; n.[]

range

ranger

range r --->

rank

rankle

rankle v.
kle ---> anklerankle
""
rank ( adj. )
pacify ( v. ) calm ( v. ) mollify ( v. )

vi., , ;
vt.

ransom

ran somsomesome ran

ransom n.v.

n., ; vt.,

rant

rant v. ( )
fear:coweranger:rant

v., ;
n.,

rapacious

rape ( v./n. ) acious --->

rapacious adj.
troubled:distraughtcovetous:rapacious

adj.,

rapid

""

rapid n.adj.

adj., ,
; n.,
,

rapport

reportreport rapport

rapport n. ( )
discord ( n. )

n.,

rapprochement

rre approach ( v./n. )

ment --->

rapprochement n. ( )

estrangement ( n. )

n.,

rapscallion

raprape ( v. ) scallion --->

rapscallion n.
rapscallion:mischievoussluggard:lazycavalier:arrogant

n.,

rapt

rape ( v./n. ) rape

rapt

rapt adj. ( ) enraptured

rapture ( n. )
intrepid:deterrapt:distract

distracted ( adj. )

adj.

rare ( adj. ) ---> affluent ( adj. )

adj., ,
, () ;
adv.

rare
rarefaction

rare ( adj. )

rarefy

rare ( adj. )

rarefaction n.
refine:purificationattenuate:rarefaction
( )
condensation ( n. )
rarefy v. ( )
make more dense ( ) condenseconcentrate (
v. )

n.,

v.

rarity

rarity n.
frequency ( n. )

n.

rash

rash adj. ( )
obsessed:attractedloquacious:talkativerash:adventurous

rash:circumspectiveimperious:servile

adj., ,
; n.[]

rashness n.
courage:rashnessgenerosity:prodigality

n.,

brash ( adj. )
rrunash --->

rashness
raspy

rasp ( n.v. )

raspy adj. ( )
mellifluous ( adj. )

adj., ,

ratification

ratify ( v. )

ratification n.
repatriate:emigrationrepeal:ratification

n.

ratiocination

ratio ( n. ) cination

ratiocination n. ( )
ratiocination:thinkingarticulation:talking
ratiocinationarticulation

n.,

ration

ratio ( n. )

ration n./v. ( )
dose:medicineration:food

n., ,
; v.,
,

rationalization

rational ( adj. )

rationalization n.
rationale ( n. )
rationalization:plausibleequivocation:definite

n.,

rattle
raucous
ravage
rave
ravel

ravenous

v.,
rattle v. (
, ;
)
n.,
rattlesnake ( n. ) .

raucous adj. ( )
--->
adj.
melodious ( adj. )
n., ,
rage ( n. ) ravage
ravage v.
, ;
v.,
river
rave n./v.
v.
rave
pan ( n./v. )
vt., ,
ravel v. ( ) ( )
, ; vi.,
rave ravel

;
knit ( v. )
n.
ravenous adj.
raven ( n./v. ) ous --->
incontrovertible:disputeduntenable:defendedravenous:satisfied
adj., ,
--->

rat -->

ravine

river ravine

ravine n. ( )

n., ,

ravishing

ravish ( v. )
ravish rave
raven ( v./n. )

ravishing adj.entrancing
ravishing:attractiveperspicacious:discerning

adj.

rawhide

raw ( adj. ) hide (

n.v. )

rawhide n.

n.,
<> ;
vt. ;

raze v.demolish
buildconstruct ( v. )

v.

raze
razor

raze ( v. ) or --->

razor n.
bit:drillblade:razor

n. ; vt.

reactant

react ( v. )

reactant n. ( )
inert material ( )

n.

reaction

re action --->

reactionary

re action ary --->

ready

ready ( adj. ) ready (

adj. )

reaffirm

re affirm ( v. )

reaction n. ( )
n., ,
allergy:reactionlancet:instrument
()

reactionary adj. ( )
n.
reactivate ( v. )
contumacious[refractoryrecalcitrant]:authorityreactionary[hidebound adj., ;
n.

conservative]:change[innovationnovelty]

adj.,
ready adj. ( )
, ,
volatile:temperready:wit
, ,

reaffirm v. ( )
vt.,
abnegate ( v. )

reagent

re agent ( n. )

reagent n. ( )

realign

re align ( v. ) lignline (
v. )

realized

realize ( v. )

realign v. (
)
realized adj.
immature:developedincipient:realized

inchoate ( adj. )

realm

real m --->

realm n.

n.

ream

team ream

ream n. ( )
ream:papercord:woodacre:land

n., ;
vt., , ,
, ,

reaper

reap ( v. )

reaper n. ( )
scythe:reaperaxe:woodcutter

plant ( n.v. )

n.,

n., ,
v.,

reasoning

reason ( n.v. )

reasoning n. ( )
sophism:reasoningcounterfeit:money

logic:reasoningethics:behavior

fallacy ( n. ) ---> valid reasoning ( )

reassess

re assess ( v. )

reassess v.

v., ,

reassurance

re assure ( v. ) ance -->

reassurance n.
anxious:reassuranceperplexed:clarification

n.

reassure v..
perturb:serenityreassure:doubt

feed:hungerreassure:uneasiness

reassuring adj.
minatory ( adj. ) formidable ( adj. )

reassure
reassuring
rebarbative

re barb ( n. ) ative --->

--->

n., , ;
adj.

vt...., ,
...,
...
adj.,

rebarbative adj.repellent

adj.

rebate

re bate

rebate n.v.
abate ( v. )

n., ; vt.,
; vi....,

rebelliousness

re bell ( n. )
iousness ---> --->

rebelliousness n.
parsimony:miserrebelliousness:insurgent

n.,

rebuff

re buffpuff ( v. ) --->
--->

rebuff v.
welcome ( v. ) approve ( v. )

n. ; v.

rebuke

re bukebeat ---> --->

re bukebook --->

rebuke v.

n., , ;
vt., , ,
...

rebus

re bus"T" -->

rebus n. ( )
'R U 18' is a rebus for 'Are you 18?'
symbols:rebusnotes:score

n.()

rebuttal

rebut ( v. ) re butbutt (
v. ) ---> --->
re buttalbut --->

rebuttal n.

n.,

recalcitrant

re calc itrant

recalcitrant adj. ( )
recalcitrant[refractory]:authority implacable:conciliation
reactionary:change

incongruent:conformrecalcitrant:obey

adj., ,
; n.,

recall

re call --->

recall v./n.

vt., , ,
; n.

recant

re cant --->
re cant --->

recant v. ( )
recant:declare
:
affirm ( v. ) reaffirm ( v. )

v.

recantation n.
apostasy:faithrecantation:heresy

recantation:errorconfession:crime

n.,

recapitulate v. ( )
capitulate ( v. ) recast ( v. )

v., ,

recantation

recede

re capit ulate
---> --->

recREC ( n. )
re cede

receptacle

recept acle
--->

receptive

recept ive --->

receptive adj.
recipient ( adj.n. )
patriotic:chauvinisticreceptive:gullible

adj.,

recess

re cess

recess n. ( )
recession ( n. )
alcove:recessdome:roof

n.(),
[] ; vt. ;
vi.,

recessive

re cess ive

recessive adj. ( )

dominant ( adj. )

adj., ,
[] ;
n.

recidivism

re cid ivism --->

recidivism n. ( )
recidivism:relapserehabilitation:convalescepundit:opine

n.

recapitulate

recede v. ( )
receptacle n.
bowl:receptaclebicycle:vehicle

v.
n., [],
[]

recipe

re cip e

recipe n.

n.

reciprocate

re cip ro ate
--->

reciprocate v. ( )
reciprocating ---> moving unidirectionally ( )

v., , ,

recital

recite ( v. ) re cite --->

recital n.
incite ( v. ) recitalist ( n. )

n., , ,
,

reckless

reck ( v. ) less ---> --->

reckless adj.
feckless ( adj. )
circumspect ( adj. ) measured ( adj. )

adj.

reckon

re ---> --->

reckon v.
I reckon him as a friend.

vt., , ,
; vi., ,
, ,

reclaim

re claim --->

reclaim v. ( ) ( )

vt., ,

recline

re cline ---> --->

recline v.. ( )

v.

recluse

re cluseclose ---> -->

recluse n.adj.
recognition ( n. ) recognize ( v. )
hedonist:pleasurerecluse:privacy

recluse:withdrawbigot:biasedroisterer:carouse

adj., ;
n.,

recoil

re coil ( v. ) ---> --->

recoil v. ( ) .
advance ( n./v. )

n., , ,
, ;
vi., , ,
,

recollection

re collection ( n. )
--->

recollection n.
recombine ( v. )

n., ,

recommend

commend ( v. )

recommend v. ( )
recommend:laudsanction:foster

vt., , ,
, ,
..., ...

recompense
reconciliation

recondite

re compensecompensate ( v.
recompense v./n.
) ---> --->
reconcile ( v. ) re
reconciliation n.
conciliate ( v. ) ---> --->
estrangement ( n. ) rift ( n. )

re con dite --->

recondite adj.abstruse

pierce:impenetrateunderstand[fathom]:reconditeeradicate:tenacious
re condite --->

widely understood ( )

v. ; n.
n., ,

adj., ,

reconnaissance

recognize ( v. )

reconnaissance n. ( )

n., ,

reconnoiter

recognize ( v. )

reconnoiter v. ( )
reconnoiter:informationprowl:preycanvass: vote
:

v.,

reconstitute

re constitute ( v. )

reconstitute v. ( ) (
)
reconstruct ( v. )
dehydrate ( v. )

vt.,

reconvene

convene ( v. ) con
venevent

reconvene v.
recount ( v. )

vt

recording

record ( v. )

recording n. ( )
listen:recordingview:photograph

photograph:lightrecording:sound

adj., ;
n.,

recourse

re courcur sere
course ( n. )

recourse n.
His only recourse was the police.

n., ,
[][]

recreant

re creantcreate ( v. ) --->
--->

recriminate

re criminate ( v. )

recruit

re cruitcreate

rectangle

rect angle ( n. ) --->

--->

recreant n.adj.
miscreant ( adj.n. )
recreation ( n. )
recriminate v. ( )
discriminate ( v. ) incriminate ( v. ) crime (
n. )
recruit n.v. ( )
professional:rookiesoldier:recruit

rectangle n.
diameter:circlediagonal:rectangle

circumference:circleperimeter:rectangle

adj. ; n.
v., ,

n., ,
; vt., ,
; vi.,

n.,

rect ify ---> --->

rectify v.
rectify:treatyconfirm:hypothesis
::

vt., , []

rectitude

rect itude ---> --->

rectitude n. ( )
rectitude:transgressindolence:studykeen:obtuse

impeccable:flawindolent:stir
::
inequity ( n. )

n., , ,

recumbent

re cumb end --->

recumbent adj. ( )
incumbent ( n. )
standing up ( )

adj., ,
,

recuperate

re cuperate cup
--->

recuperate v. ( ) ( )
debilitating ( adj. ) ---> recuperative ( adj. )

v.

recurrence

re cur rence ---> --->

recurrence n.
happening one time ( )

n., ,

recycle

re cycle ---> --->

recycle v.
recycle:disposalrehabilitate:demolition

v., ;
n., ,

redeem

re deem ( v. ) ---->

redeem v. ( )
redemption ( n. ) preempt ( v. )

vt., , ,
,

redirect

re direct ( v. )

redirect v. ( )

vt.(), ,

redistribution

re distribution ( n. )

redistribution n. ( )
illiteracy:educationinequity:redistribution

n.,

redolent

re dololfaction ( n. ) ent ---->

--->
redolent

redolent adj.aromatic
redolent:smellpiquant:taste

unscented ( adj. )

adj.

redoubtable

re doubt able --->

redoubtable adj.
redoubtable:awe[regard]despicable:contempt[scorndisregard]

exemplary:imitationculpable:blame

adj.

redress

re dress --->

redress n./v. ( )

n., , ;
vt., , ,
, ,
,

redundant

redundunderant
---> -->

redundant adj.superfluousverbose
pertinent:relevanceredundant:superfluity

digress:excursivereiterate:redundant

adj.

reel n. ( )
l reed ( n. ) d reek (
n.v.v. ) k ( ) --->
reel:wingingdie:shaping

n.(,
),
(), ,
; vt....,
; vi.,
, , , ,

rectify

reel

reenact

enact ( v. )

reenact v. ( ) ( )

v.,

refectory

refect ( v. ) ory --->

refectory n. ( )

n.(,
),

refer ( v. ) ee
--->

referee n.
reference ( n. )
referee:fieldjudge:courtroom

judge:gavelreferee:whistle

n., ,
[] ; v.,

fine ( adj. )

refine v. ( )
winnow:wheatrefine:oil

refine:purificationattenuate:rarefaction

lustrous:polishpure:refine

reduce purity ( )

vt., ,

refined

refined adj. ( ) ( )
attentive:officiousrefined:snobbish

crass ( adj. )

adj., ,

refinery

refinery n. ( )
refinery:petroleummill:grain

n.

referee

refine

reflect

re flect ---> --->

--->

reflect v.
reflection:lightecho:sound

absorb ( v. )

v., , ,
,

reformulate

re formulate ( v. )

reformulate v.
formula ( n. )

vt.

refractory

re fract to ry --->
--->

refractory adj. ( )
refraction ( n. )
adamant:flexibilityrefractory:control

refractory[recalcitrantunruly]:authorityreactionary:change

adj.,

refrain

""""

refrain v. ( . ) n. ( )

refresh

re fresh

refugee

refuge ( n. ) fuge
""

refulgent
refurbish
refutable

re fulg ent --->

refulfullgentfull -->

refresh v. ( ) .
disgruntle ( v. )
refugee n. (
)

n., , [] ;
vi., ,
v.(),
(),
n.,

refulgent adj.resplendent
fulgurate ( v. )

adj.,

re furbish ( v. )

refurbish v. ( )

vt.,

refute ( v. )

refutable adj.
indisputable ( adj. )

adj.

refutation n.
verification ( n. )

n.

refutation
refute

re fute ---> --->

refute v. ( )
proveverify ( v. ) affirm ( v. )

vt.,

regal

reg alregime (
n. )

regal adj.splendid

adj.,

regale

reg ale --->

regale v. ( )
regality ( n. )

v.

regard

""I regard
him as a fool.""

regenerate

re generate ( v. )

regenerate adj. ( ) v.
truculent:gentlenessunregenerate:remorse

vt., , ,
; vi., ,
;
adj.,

regime

reg ime --->

regime n.
regent ( n. )

n., ,

regimen

regi men ---> -->

regimen n. (
)
regimen:healthbudget:solvencymnemonics:memory

n., ,

regiment

reg
iment

regiment n. ( ) v.

n., ; v....,
...,

regressive

re gress ive --->

regressive adj.
forward ( adj. )

adj.

regulate

reg ulate --->

regulate v. ( )
regularity ( n. )

vt., , ,

rehre abilitate -->

rehabilitate v. ( ) ( )
debilitate ( v. )
disabuse:errorrehabilitate:addiction

recycle:disposalrehabilitate:demolition

v.(),
, ,

rehabilitation n.
recidivism:relapserehabilitation:convalescence

n.

rehearsal

re hear sal --->

rehearsal n. ( )
impromptu:rehearsalcaprice:deliberate

impromptu ( adj. ) ---> carefully rehearsed (

)

n., , ,

reign

reigreg

reign n.v.
coronation:reignwedding:marriage

vi., , ,
; n.,
,

reimburse

re im burse ---> -->

reimburse v. ( )

v.

rehabilitate

rehabilitation

regard v.
n., , ,
exemplary:imitation redoubtable:regard[awe] culpable:blame , , ,
despicable:scorn[contemptdisregard]
; vt., , ,

rein

reireg

rein n.v.
prod ( v. )

n. , , ;
vt. , ,
; vi.,

reincarnate

re incarnate (
v.adj. ) carn
""carnival ( n. )

reincarnate v.

vt.,

reinforce

re in force ( n. )

reinforce v. ( )
undermine ( v. ) subvert ( v. )

vt., , ,
..., ,
; vi.,
; n.

reinstate

re in state ( n. ) --->

reinstate v. ( )

v.

reiterate

re iterate ( v. ) literate (
n.adj. )

reiterate v. ( )
digress:excursivereiterate:redundant

vt., ,

reject

re ject ---> --->

reject v.n.
scorn:rejectadulate:flatter

n., ,
, ,
; vt.,
, , , ,

rejoice

re jojoyiceice
joy --->
rejoice ""

rejoice v.
grouse ( v. )

v.(), (),

rejoicing n.
moroseness ( n. ) sulkiness ( n. )

n.,

rejoicing
rejoin

re join ( ) ---> --->

enjoin ( )

rejoin v.

vt., ,
; vi.,
,

rejoinder

re join der --->

rejoinder n.
rejoin ( v. )

n.

rejuvenate

juven ( )
--->
re juvenwen
ate --->

rejuvenate v. ( )
juvenile ( adj. )

vt., ,
,
, ,
; vi.,

rekindle

re kindle ( v. )

rekindle v. ( )

v.

relapse

re lapse ( n.v. ) --->

relapse n./v. ( ) backslide

recidivism:relapserehabilitation:convalescencepundit:opine

n., ;
vi.,

release

relax ( v. )

release v. ( ) ( )
Four prisoners were released.
constrain ( v. ) immure ( v. )

n., , ,
, ;
vt., , ,
, , ;
n.,

relegate

re leg ate ---> --->

relegate v..banish
aggrandize ( v. )

v., ,

relenting

relent ( v. ) re
lent money --->

relenting adj.
relentless ( adj. )
inexorable ( adj. )

relevance

relevance n. ( )
pertinent:relevanceredundant:superfluity

immaterial:relevanceperipheral:centercircuitous:directness

n.,

relevant

relevant adj.
relevant:crucialperceptible:obvious

immaterial ( adj. ) extraneous ( adj. )

adj.,

relict

relic ( n. ) relinquish
( v. ) --->

relict adj. ( ) n.

n.[], ,
, [,
]

religion

rely ( v. ) --->

religion n. (
)
religion:devoutnesscanon:orthodoxy

n.,

relinquish

relish

reluctance

re linquishleave ---> --->

relinquish v. ( )

procure ( v. ) cling to ( ) cooperate ( v. ) reward (

re ---> v. )
--> --->
relish n./v. ( )
re lish ( )
relocate ( v. )

despise ( v. )
reluctance n.
hesitation:reluctancehubris:pride

alacrity ( n. )

v.

n.

n.,

remainder

remain ( v. )

remainder n. ( )
remains ( n. )
remainder:subtractionresidue:evaporation

vestige:remainderfigurine:statue

remarkable

re mark able ---> --->

remarkable adj. ( )

adj., ,
,

remedy n. ( )
remediable ( adj. )
alchemy:sciencenostrum:remedy

n., , ,
; vt., ,
, ,

remedy

reminisce

reminremind ( v. ) isce --->

remiss

re miss ---> --->

reminisce v.
reminiscence ( n. ) reminder ( n. )
autobiography:reminisceeulogy:praise

remiss adj. ( )
remission ( n. ) remissible ( adj. )
remit ( v. ) mitmiss
assiduous ( adj. ) punctilious ( adj. )
scrupulous ( adj. ) wary ( adj. )

n., ,
, [] ;
v. ;
adj.,

v.

adj.

remittent

re mit tance --->

money --->
re mit tent --->

remnant

remain ( v. )

remnant n.

n., , ,
; adj.,

remodel

re model ( n. ) ---> --->

remodel v. ( )
construct:remodelcompose:edit

vt., ,

monster ( n. )

remonstrate v.expostulate
remonstrance ( n. )
remonstrance:offend[dissuade]syllogism:disprove

remonstrator:dissuadeapplicant:appeal

v.

remorse n. ( )
morsel ( n. )
truculent:gentlenessunregenerate:remorse

n., , ,

remittance

remonstrate

remorse

re mor se --->

re mo rseroserose

re morse

remittance n. ( )

n., ,

remittent adj. ( )

adj. ; n.

remove

remove ( n./v. ) --->

remove v. ( )
aerate ( v. ) ---> remove air from ( ) insert (
v. )

vt., , ;
vi., ; n.,
, ,

remunerate

re munernumber ate --->

--->

remunerate v. ( )
remuneration:serviceretaliation:injury

v.

remunerative adj.
unrequited ( adj. )

adj.,

remunerative
renaissance

re nai ssance --->

--->

renaissance n.
renascent ( adj. )

n., , ,
,

rend

rendend Rend
mend

rend v. ( )
rend:tearrush:hurry

unite ( v. ) mendrepair ( v. )

v.

rendering

render ( v. )

rendering n.
rendition ( n. )

n., , ,
, , ,
,

rendezvous

rendezrender vousyou --->

--->

rendezvous n. ( )

n. ;
v.

renegade

re neg ade
--->

renegade n.
negative ( n. )
renegade:allegianceapostate:faith

n., ,
; adj., ,
; vi.,

renounce

re nounce ---> --->

renounce v. ( ) ( )
denounce ( v. ) enounce ( v. )
renounce:pledgerescind:order

claim ( v. ) embrace ( v. )

v.

renovate

re novnewate --->

renovate v. ( ) ( . )
cause to decay ( )

vt., ,

renowned adj.

adj.,

rent n. ( ) riftv.

v., , ;
n.

renowned
rent

renown ( n. ) re
nownname ---> --->
rent
""

repartee

re part ( n. ) ee ---> -->

repatriate

re patri ate ---> -->

repeal

re pealappeal ( n. ) --->
--->
re pe
alall --->

repel

re pel ---> --->

repellent
repentant
repercussion

repent ( v. ) re pen
--->
re percussion ( n. ) --> --->
percuss ( v. ) cuss ""

repertoire

repertory ( n. ) --->

repine

re pine ( n.v. ) --->

--->

repletion

replete ( adj. ) plete

""

reportage

report ( n./v. )

reportorial

report ( n./v. ) orial --->

repose

re pose ---> --->

repository
repossess
reprehensible
repress
reprieve
reprimand
reprisal

reproach

reprobate

reproof

re pos itory --->

--->
re possess ( v. )

repartee n. ( )
repartee:retortdebate:issue

repatriate v. ( . )
patriot ( n. )
repatriate:emigrationrepeal:ratification

repeal v. ( ) ( )
appealing ( adj. ) peal ( n. ) appeal (
v. )
irrevocable:repealineluctable:avoid

repel v..
cogent:convincerepugnant:repel

court ( v.. ) ---> repel intentionally ( )

repellent adj.repulsive
repellent:attractephemeral:endure

entrancing ( adj. ) winsome ( adj. )

n.,

v.

v., , ,
, ; n.,

vt., , ,

adj.

repentant adj.penitent

adj., ,

repercussion n. ( )

n., ,
()

repertoire n. ( )
repertoire:performancemanifest:cargoagenda:meeting

palette:colorrepertoire:play

n.(),
,
(),
,
<>()

repine v. ( )
express joy ( )
repletion n. ( )
replenish ( v. )
want ( n. ) emptiness ( n. ) privation ( n. )
reportage n.
reportage:journalistridicule:satiristchoreography:dancer

reportorial adj.
imaginative ( adj. )
repose v. ( )
guilt:expiationfatigue:repose

dehydrate:waterfatigue:repose[rest]

breach:continuitydisturb:repose

v.
n.,
n., ,

adj.

n., , ;
vt., ;
vi., , ,
, ,

n., ,
repository n.warehouse
,
repossess v. ( .
vt.,
)
reprehensible adj.blameworthy
re
comprehend ( v. ) apprehend ( v. )
adj.,
prehenshandible
lamentable:pityreprehensible:censuredespicable:contempt

repress v.
vt.<>,
press ( v./n. )
foster ( v. )
; vi.
n.(
reprieve v.n. ( )
re prieve ---> --->
), , (,
reprieve:punishmentmoratorium:activity

) ;

vt.,
reprimand n./v. ( )
re primand ---> --->
n.
reprove:reprimandjeer:derisionreprimand[blame]:censure

( )
re priseprice al ---> --reprisal n. ( ) ( )
n.
>
reprise ( n. )
reproach n./v.
approach ( n./v.irreproachable ( adj. )
re proach ---> --upbraid:reproachdote:like
v.
>

scurvy[nefarious] ( adj. ) / culpable ( adj. ) --->

abovereproach (
reprobate v.adj./n. ( )
re prob ate ---> --->
approbate ( v. )
re probprobe
objectivity:partisantemperance:reprobate
v.
ate

--->
reprobate:.misbehavesycophan
reproof n.
castigation:reproofdenunciation:denial
loathing:dislikesoaking:damp
re proof ( n. )
n.,
glorification:merit

:
accolade ( n./v. )

reprove

reptile
repudiate
repugnance

repugnant
repulse
repulsion
repute

request

requiem
requite

rescind

rescission
rescript
rescue
resent
reserve
reserved
reshuffle
reside
residence

residue

resign
resigned

reprove v.rebuke
reprove:reprimandblame:censure
re prove ( v. ) ---> --->

v.
pretense:deceiveadmonition:reprove

reptile n.adj.
surreptitious ( adj. )
n., ;
reptcreep ( v. ) ile ---> --->
lizard:reptileorange:fruitfinch:birdaspen:treeeagle:bird
adj., ,

re pudiput ate ---> --->

repudiate v.. ( . )
v.

espouse ( v. ) uphold ( v. )
repugnance n. ( )
re pugputnance --odious:repugnancemenacing:fear
n.
> repugn ( v. )

affinity ( n. )
repugnant adj.offensiverepulsive
re pugn ant ---> --->
pugnacious ( adj. )
adj.

cogent:convincerepugnant:repel

repulse v./n..
v., , ,
re pulse ---> --->
captivate ( v. ) entrance ( v. ) court ( v. ) --->
, ; n.,

repulseintentionally ( )
,
repulsion n.
n., , ,
attraction ( n. )
,
repute n.
reputable ( adj. ) reputation ( n. ) reputed (
n., ; v.,
adj. )
,
opprobrium ( n. ) lack of distinction ( )
request n./v.
request:commandpropose:stipulateinvite:summon

vt., ; n.,
require ( v. )
importune:requestpry:inquiry
,

inveigle ( v. ) ---> request directly ( ) unnecessary (

adj. )
re quiequietm --->
n.[],
requiem n. ( )
--->
, ,
requite v.
re quit
vt.,
requital ( n. )
e --->
leave unrepaid ( )
rescind v. ( )
rescind:lawwithdraw:candidacy

re sci nd ---> --->

renounce:pledgerescind:order
v.
--->

irrevocable:rescind
:
levy ( v. ) institute ( v. )
rescission n.
n.
enactment ( n. )
re script --->
rescript n.
n.,
vt., ; n.,
re s cu e
rescue n./v. ( )

resent v.
re sent --->
v.,
resentful ( adj. ) resentment ( n. ) assent ( n./v. )
sentiment ( n. )
reserve n./v.
n.(), ,
""
maverick:conformityextrovert:reserve
; vt., ,
--->

, ,
reserved adj.
furtive:opennessflamboyant:reserved
adj.,

expansive ( adj. )
re shuffle ( v. ) --->
reshuffle v. ( )
n. ; v.
reside v. ( )
vi.
cohabit:resideconspire:plot

residence n.
re side nce --->
n.,
mansion:residencelimousine:automobile

residue n. ( )

reside ( v. )
n., , ,
residual ( adj. )
--->
,
remainder:subtractionresidue:evaporation

resign v. ( )
designate ( v. ) consign ( v. )
n.() ; v.,
re sign --->
abdicate:throneresign:office

resigned adj.acquiescent
re sign ed --adj.,
stickler:exactingdefeatist:resigned
>

resilience

resin

resist

resistance

resolute

resolution
resolve

resonant

resort
resound
resourceful

respect

respire

respite

resplendent

responsive
restate
restitution

restive

restiveness

resilience n. ( )
resilience:recover
n., , ,
:
, , ,
elasticity ( n. ) ---> lack of resilience ( ) inelasticity (

n. ) una
resin n. (

re sin ( n. )
)
n. ; vt.

resin:treegum:rubber plant

resist v. ( . )
default:payyield:resist

vt., , ,
re sist ---> --->
fertilize:growimmunize:resist

acquiesce ( v. ) capitulate ( v. )
resistance n.
humility:supplicantresistance:adversary
n., , ,

, ,
capitulation ( n. ) immune ( adj. ) ---> having no
resistance ( )
resolute adj.unwavering
indubitable:questionedresolute:sway
resolve ( n.v.

adj.
)
resoluteness:willzeal:conviction

daunt ( v. ) ---> make resolute ( ) jittery ( adj. )

resolution n.
n., , ,
lumber:graceflag:vigorwaver:resolution

n. ; v., ,
resolve v.
solve """"
, (), ,
vacillate ( v. ) ---> resolve firmly ( )
; vt.
resonant adj. ( ) resounding
dissonant ( adj. ) supersonic ( adj. )
re son ant ---> --->
full-bodied:flavorresonant:sound
adj.

muffled ( )
vi., ,
re sortout ---> --->
(),
resort n.v.

; n., ,
,
resound v.
re sound --->
v.,
glimmer:dazzlemurmur:resound

resourceful adj. ( )

adj.,
resource ( n. )
resourceful:inventivenessphilanthropic:geniality

respect n./v.
respective ( adj. )
n., , ,
flip:respectnonchalant:concern
re spect
, , , ,

; vt., ,
reverence:respectavidity:enthusiasm

deride ( v. )
respire v.
re spir e
v.
lung:respiretooth:masticateeye:envisionear:resonate
::
respite n. ( ) v.
plateau:changerespite:activityinterim:concert
re spitebite

n. ; v.
--->
fast:eatrespite:labormoratorium:activity

resplendent adj. ( )
bravura:performanceresplendent:appearance
re splend ent --->

adj., ,

bootless:futilityeffulgent:resplendence
,

dull ( adj. ) lack luster ( )

responsive adj. ( )
respons ive ---> --adj.,
respondent ( n. ) plaintiff ( n. )
>
refractory ( adj. ) dispassionate ( adj. )
re state ( v. )
restate v.
vt.,
restitution n. ( )
re stitut ion ---> --->
n.
institution ( n. )
restive adj. ( )
restless ( adj. )
rest ive G restive:calmpiddling:considerablekeen:obtuseincogitant:thoughtfu
adj.
--->
l

restiveness n.
n.,
contentment ( n. )
re sili ence ---> --->

re si lience
--->

restless
restored

restrain

restrained

restraint

resumed
resurgent
resurrect
resuscitate
retain
retainer

retaliate

retard

reticent
reticulation
retinue
retiring

retort

retouch
retrace

retract

retreat

restless adj. ( ) ( )
restless:serene
:
quiescence ( n. ) ---> restless activity ( )
restored adj.
restore ( v. )
restorative ( adj.n. )
dilapidated ( adj. )
restrain v. ( )
indulge:asceticrestrain:libertine

restrict ( v. )
temperate:restraintenacious:persist

impel ( v. ) release ( vt. )

restrained adj.
fervid ( adj. ) unrepressed ( adj. ) theatrical (
adj. )
restraint n.
rakish:restraintslothful:assiduity

ebullience ( n. ) bridled ( adj. ) ---> without

restraint ( )
resumed adj.
resume ( n.v.
resumption ( n. )
)
truce ( n. ) ---> resumed fighting ( )
resurgent adj. ( )
re surge nt ---> --->
sycophantic:obsequiousrebellious:resurgent

in decline ( ) waning vitally ( )

re sur rect --->
resurrect v. ( )
--->
re sus cit ate --->
resuscitate v. ( )
--->
extinct ( adj. ) ---> resuscitated ( adj. )
re su ( ) scitate
resuscitation ( n. ) ---> enervation ( n. )
--->
retain v.
re tain ---> --->
retention ( n. ) retentive ( adj. )
discard ( v. )
retainer n. ( )
retain ( v. ) er --->
retainer[attendant]:retinuewitch:covenofficer:staffroom:suite

:
re tail ate ---> --->
retaliate v. ( )
re
talisman ( n. ) retaliatory ( adj. )
talitallate
remuneration:serviceretaliation:injury

Re tali ate
retard v.
tardy ( adj. ) retarded ( adj. )
divert:shuntretard:brake
re tard --->

speed up ( ) accelerate ( v. ) expedite ( v. )

catalyze ( v. ) precipitate ( v. )
re ti cent
reticent adj. ( )

reticent:talk[speak]abstemious:gorgeparsimonious:spend

Re ticent ---> reticent

loquacious ( adj.

re ti cu
reticulation n.
lation --->
re tin ue ---> --->
retinue n. ( )
re ti nu
retainer[attendant]:retinuewitch:covenofficer:staffroom:suite
e :
retire ( v. )
retiring adj.
retort v. ( )
distort ( v. ) tortuous ( adj. )
repartee:retortdebate:issue
re tort --->

retort:response
:
retouch v. ( )
re touch
revise:manuscriptretouch:picture

re trace ---> --->

retrace v.
retract v.
retractability ( n. )
retract:statementrepeal:legislation
re tract ---> --->

misunderstood:clarifyerroneous:retract

foster ( v. ) tender ( v. )
retreat n./v. ( )
re treattract ---> --->
incursion ( n. )

adj.,
,

vt.,

adj., ,

n., ,

adj.

v.

v.(), ()

vt.,
n.(),
, ,
[]

v.

vt., , ,
,

adj.

n.
n.()
,
adj.

v., , ;
n., ,

v.
v.

v., ,
(), , ,

vi., ; n.,

retrench
retribution
retrieve
retrograde
retrogress

re trench ( n. )
--->
re tribut ion ---> --->

re trieve ---> --->

retro grade ---> --->

retrospective

retro gress --->

retro spect ive ---> --->

revelation

reveal ( v. )

revelry

revelrebel ry --->

revenge
revenue
reverberate

revere

reverent

retrench v.
retrench:expense[money]decelerate:speedattenuate:force
:
enlarge ( v. ) expand ( v. )
retribution n.
contribution ( n. ) attribute ( v..n. )
retrieve v. ( )
retrograde adj.
progressive ( n.adj. )
retrogress v. ( )
retrospective adj.
anticipatory ( adj. )
revelation n. ( )
revealing ( adj. )
revelry n.
mournfulness ( n. )
revenge n./v.
avenge ( v. )
mercenary:moneyvindictive:revenge

revenue n.
revenant ( n.adj. )

re venge ( v.. ) ---> --->

re ven ge -->
re venvent ue ---> -->
re verber ate ---> -->
reverberate v.reecho
re verberverbal ( adj. )
ate --->
Revere ( 1735-1818 )
17754 18
revere v. ( )
jape at ( ) jeer ( v. ) jibe ( v. ) taunt ( v. )

profane ( v. ) disparage ( v. ) despise

reverent adj.
reverent:idolatertrusting:dupe

exemplary:imitationreverent:deference

impudent ( adj. ) scornful ( adj. ) despicable (

adj. )
reverently adv.
profane ( v. ) ---> treat reverently ( )

reverently

vt., , ,
, ... ;
vi.,
n.
v. ; n.
adj. ; v.
v.
adj.
n., ,
, ,
,
n.
n., ;
vt....,
n., ,

v.

v., ,

adj.,

adv.

reverie

revelry ( n. )
--->

reverie n. ( )

n.

reversal

reverse ( n.adj.v. )
re verse

reversal n. ( )
revert ( v. )

n., , ,
,

revile

re vile ( adj. )

revile v.vituperate

v.,

revise

re vis e --->

revise n./v.
revise:manuscriptretouch:picture

vt., , ,

revive

revitalize ( v. ) vital (
adj. )
revivelive --->

revive v. ( )
revert:priorrevive:consciousripen: immature
:
wither ( v. ) lull ( v. )

v.(), (),
(), (),

revoke

re voke ----> ---->

revoke v.
revocable ( adj. )
countermand:orderrevoke:license

empower ( v. ) ---> revoke the authority ( )

vt., ,
;
vi.n.

revolt

re volt ----> ---->

revolt v. ( )
revolve ( v. ) revulsion ( n. )

v., , ,
,

revue

review ( v. ) revue

revue n.

n.

reward n.v.recompense
relinquish ( v. )

n., ; vt.,

rewarding adj.remunerative
drudgery ( n. ) ---> rewarding work ( )

adj., ,

rhapsody n. ( )

n.

rhetoric adj.

adj.

rhinestone n. ( )

n.,

reward
rewarding
rhapsody
rhetoric
rhinestone

reward ( v. )
rhap ( n. ) sody --->
rhapso odyode ( n. ) ---->
---->
rhetor ( n. )

rhine ( n. ) stone

Rha

(
)

rhubarb n. (
)

n.,

rib

rib n.
organ:kidneybone:rib

n.

ribald

rib bald ---> --->

ribald adj.
ribaldry ( n. )
ribald:seemlylabyrinthine:direct

seemly ( adj. ) proper ( adj. )

adj.

rickety

ricmic ketykitty kitty

mic --->

rickety adj.shaky
cloth:raggedfurniture:rickety

adj.[],
,

rider

ride r --->

rider n. ( )
ridge ( n. )
rider:billendorsement:policy

n.(
), ,
,

ridredicule --->

ridicule n./v.
pillory:ridiculeguillotine:execute

satire:ridiculeelegy:sorrow

reportage:journalistridicule:satirist

n., ; v.,

rhubarb

ridicule

ridiculous
rife

life rife

rifle

rift n. ( ) (
)
rifle rift

rig

rig right

righteous

right ( n.adj. )

rigid

ridiculous adj.
sublime ( adj. )
rife adj.
sparse ( adj. )

adj.,
adj.

rifle n.v.
faultfinding:criticizerift:breach

reconciliation ( n. )

n., , ,
; vt.,
; vi.

rig v. ( )
rig:contestgerrymander:district

righteous adj. ( )
reprobate ( n. ) ---> righteous individual ( )

n., ,
, ;
v., ,
adj., ,

rigid adj. ( )
stiff ( adj. )
circular:asymmetricalprotean:rigid

pliable ( adj. )

adj., ,

rile v.. ( )
rile:volatile
:
appease ( v. ) conciliate ( v. ) placate ( v.
) makecalm ( )

vt.,

rile

ri le --->
()

rind

rinse ( ) rind

ringlet

ring let --->

rind n. ( )
apple:skinmelon:rind

ringlet n. ( )

rinse

rinse rind

rinse v. ( )

riot

rio ( ) t --->
roar ( v./ n. )

riot n. ( ) v.
riotous ( adj. )
sedate ( adj.v. )

rip

ripe ( adj. ) rip

rip v. ( )

ripen

ripe ( adj. )

ripen v.
ripen:maturityharden:solidity

vt. ; vi.

ripple

ri pp le

ripple v.n.

n. ; v.

risible

risrise ible ball --->

--->

risible adj.ludicrous
derisive ( adj. ) ris ""

adj., ,
,

rite

rite right

rite n. ( )
ritual ( n.adj. )
improvised act ( )

n., , ,
, ,

n.
n., ,
v., (),
, ; n.,
, ,
n., , (,
), ,
; v., ,
,
v., , , , ,
; n.,

rival

rive ( v. ) rive -->

rival n.v..
rival:competitionsycophant:flattery

unite ( v. )

n., ; v.,
,

sardonic

sarcastic ( adj. ) sardinian

plant

sardonic adj.

adj.

sartorial adj.
tonsorial:hairsartorial:apparel

adj., ,
[]

sartorial

sartortailor ( n. ) ial --->

rial

sash

s ash
sash

sash n. ( )

n., , ,
, ;
vt.,

satanic

Satan (

satanic adj.

adj.

sate

( )

satiate

sate v.
satiety ( n. ) satisfy ( v. )
starve ( v. )
satiate v.
slake:thirstsatiate:hunger

vt.,

v.

satiated adj.
satiated:foodsaturated:moisture

satiated
satsate iny ( )
---> --->

satiny adj. ( )

adj.

sa tire

satire n. ( ) ( )
limerick:poemlampoon:satire

satire:ridiculeelegy:sorrow

satire:lampoondiligence:effort
:: ( )

n.,

satirize v. ( )
panegyric:eulogizelampoon:satirize

reportage:journalistridicule:satirist

v.

saturate v.
dehydrate ( v. ) ---> saturate with water ( )

v., ,

saturated adj.drenched
small:minusculemoist:saturated

satiated:foodsaturated:moisture

obliterate:removesaturated:wet
:: ( )
saturated:wetpeeved:annoy

adj., ,

saturnine

Saturn ( n. )
Saturn
--->
Satursate nine
--->

saturnine adj.
despondent:depressedsaturnine:gloomymasterful:skilled
( )
genial ( adj. ) jovial

n.

saunter

sseeaunt er --->

ter --->

saunter v./n. ( )
prate:speaksaunter:walkdrawl:speaklug:carry

n.vi.,

savage

savsave age
--->

savage adj.

adj., ,
, ;
vt. ;
n.,

savanna n. ( )
slope ( n. )

n.()

savant n.
unlearned person ( )

n.

save v.
wait:lurksave:hoard

vt., , ,
, , ;
vi., , ;
prep.... ; n.

savory adj.
mellifluous:soundsavory:taste

noisome ( adj. ) acrid ( adj. )

adj.,
, ;
n.

satiny

satire

satirize

saturate

satursate ate ---> --->

saturated

savanna
savant

sa vanwan na
--->
""
savsap ant ---> --->
savsave ant -->
( )

save

savory

savor ( n. )

savvy

savvsaw y --->

savvy adj.n.
tactless ( adj. ) simplicity ( n. )

v., ; n.,
, ,

saw

sa ww www

saw n. ( )
saw:carpenterscissors:tailor

n. ; v. ;
vbl.see

sawdust

saw dust ---> --->

sawdust n. ( )
wood:sawdustmetal:filings

soot:combustionsawdust:woodcutting

n.

scabbard

scab ( n. ) bard ( n. ) scab

bard
Scab
bardbird

scabbard n. ( )
scabrous ( adj. )
dagger:scabbardpistol:holster

n. ; v.

scad n.[]
scab ( n. ) b scar ( n. ) d scads
paucity ( n. )

n.[],
<>

scad
scaffold

sacffold ( v. )
--->

scaffold n. ( )

n.[] ,

scald

scald cold , scald

scold ( v. )

scald n./v.

n., ;
v.,
,,

scale n. ( ) v.
bird:feathersfish:scales

gauge:pressurescale:weightyardstick:length

color:spectrumtone:scale

n.,,,
,,,
;
vt.,,
;
vi.,,,,

scalpel n. ( )
scalpel:surgeontelescope:astronomer

tackiness:adhesivesharpness:scalpel

n.

scamper v.

v. ; n.

scale

scalpel

scamper

scalp ( n. ) el --->

scalpsculp el --->
scamp ( n.v. )
er
s camper --->

scan
scandalous

scandal ( n. )

scanty

scan ty -->

scapegoat

escapegoat

scarcity

scarce ( adj. ) scar ce

--->

scare

s care --->

scarf

scar f

scarp
scathing

scarscare pplace --->

scathe ( v. )
scascarthe --->
s cathe --->
sca thing ---> -->

scatter

scan v. ( ) ( )
scan:metricalparse:grammatical

scandalous adj.defamatory
scanty scant adj.meager
scant:considerable
:
profuseabundantconsiderableplentiful ( adj. )
voluminous ( adj. ) myriad ( adj. )
scapegoat n.
scarcity n.
plethora ( n. ) superfluity ( n. )
myriad ( n./adj. )
scare v.adj.
scare:terrified
:
bully:scare
:
scarf n. ( )
scarp n.

v.,,, ;
n.
adj.
adj.,,
,,

n.

n.,

v., , ;
n., ,
n., , ,
, ;
v.(),
()
n. ; vt.

scathing adj. ( )
calmly complimentary ( ) politely cooperative (
)

adj.

scatter v. ( )
collect ( v. ) nucleate ( v. )

v., , ,

scavenge

revenge scavenger

scavenge v. ( ) ( ) ( )
scavenger ( n. )

v., (),

scenario

scenscene ( n. ) ario
--->

scenario n. ( )
scenery ( n. )

n. ;
,

Scepter

scepter sceptical ( adj.

)

scepter n. ( ) sovereignty

schematize

scheme (
n.v. )

schematize v.
schematic ( adj. )

vt....,

scheme

schema ( )
""

scheme n. ( )
interest:inveigleplan:scheme

n., , ,
, , ,
; v., , ,

schism

schschoolism
--->

schism n.
schismatic ( adj.n. )
schism:consensusinterruption:continuity

accord ( n. )

n.(),

school n. ( ) ( )
deport:nationexpel:school

school:fishflock:birdscrowd:people

n., , ,
, , ,
; vt.,

school

scintillating
scion
scission

scissors

scoff

scintillate ( v. )
scintscant illate

sci on
--->

scion n.
n.,
ancestor ( n. )
scission n. ( )
n., , ,
sci scissors ( n. )
unification ( n. )

scissors n.
sci
saw:carpenterscissors:tailor

n.
pestle:grind spoon:stirring spice:flavor flint stone:sharpen
scissor:cuttingpencil: recording
:::

scoff v./n.
n., ,
pontificate:pompousscoff:derisive[contempt]drawl:slowbluster:lou
, ,

d
, ;

prate:aimlessthankful:gratitude
v., , ,
:::::
,
:

scoop

OO

scooter

--->

scorch

score

scorn

scorpion
scotch
scoundrel
scour

scintillating adj.
fool ( adj. ) dull ( adj. )

scoop n. ( ) v. ( )
scoop:concavespatula:flat

n. ; v.,

scooter n. ( )
oscillation:swingmomentum:scooter
n.,

scorch v. ( )
dampen ( v. )

v., ; n.,
,

score n.
symbols:rebusnotes:score
n., , ,

, , ,
text:extemporizescore:improvise
score
, ;

""""
vt...., , ,
script:dramascore:music
, ; vi.,

,
director:scriptconductor:score

scorn n./v. ( )
venerable:reverenceredoubtable:regard[awe]despicable:scorn[contem
n., ,
pt
scold ( v. ) scorn
; vt.,
disregard]

scorn:rejectadulate:flatterdisparage:ignore

n.[], ,
--->
scorpion n. ( )
,

<>
Scotch ( n. )
scotch v.

encourage ( v. )
scoundscoldrel --->
n., ;
scoundrel n.rogue

adj.
vt., ,
scour v. ( ) ( ) ()
scourscourge ( v./n. )
scour:wash
; vi., , ,
courage
:
, ; n.,
, ,

scourge

s courgecourage ( n. )
scourge courage s
scour ( v. ) urge ( v. ) scour
scourge

scourge n./v. ( )

scowl

s cow ll --->

scowl n./v. ( )
scowl:displeasurekiss:affectionhurl:disgust

scramble

scrcrawl ( v. ) amble ( v. )

scramble v. ( ) ( )

scrap

crap ( n. )

scrap n.vt.adj.
retrieve ( v. )

scrappy

scrap (
n.v. ) scrape (
n./v. )

scrappy adj.
timorous ( adj. )

scrawl

scrawl ( v. ) ---> --->

scrawl v.
sprawl ( n./v. )
write carefully ( )

screech

scream ( v. )

screech v. ( )

screed

s creed ( n. )
--->

screed n.

screen

screen n.v.
screen:moviestage:play

screw

screw n.
screwdriver ( n. )
gear:toothscrew:thread

scribble

scribbscribe ( v. ) le --->
--->

script

scribble v. ( )
calligraphy:scribblesonnet:doggerel

babble[mumble]:talkscribble:writetinker:adjust

script n.
manuscript ( n. )
script:dramascore:music

director:scriptconductor:score

scripture n.
scripted ( adj. )
diary:biographerscripture:theologian

n., , ,
; vt., ,

n., ,
;
vi., ;
vt.
n., , ,
; vi.,
, , ,
; vt., ,
n., ,
, ,
, , ;
vt., , ;
vi. ;
adj.,
adj.,
, ,
, ,

vt., ;
vi. ; n.
n., ,
;
vt. ;
vi.,

n.(),
,
,

n., , ,
, ; vt.,
, , , ;
vi.
n., , ,
, , ;
vt., , , ,
, ; vi.,
,
n.,
,
; v., ,

n., , ,
,

n., , [Scripture]
(),

scripture

script use ---> --->

scroll

scscene ( n. ) roll ( n. ) --->

scroll n.

scrub

shrub ( n. )

scrub n.

scrumptious

sumptuous ( adj. ) sum (

n. ) ptuous

scrumptious adj.delectable

scrupulous

scruple ( n./v. )

scrupulous adj.painstaking

adj.,

nize

scrutinize v. ( )
observe[look]:scrutinizequestion:grill

scrutinize:g1ossdelve:skim

gloss:over ( ) mysterious ( adj. ) ---> scrutab1e (

adj. )

scrutiny n.
casual glance ( )

n.

scrutinize

scrutiny

n., , ;
v.()
v., ,
(), ;
n., , ,
, , ,
() ;
adj., ,

adj.,
, ,

scud

scud v. ( )

scuff

scu scarff ---> scuff

scar

scuff n./v.
scuff:abrasionheat:vaporization

sculptor

sculp ( v. )

sculpture

vi. ;
n., , ,
,

vi., ;
vt., ,
; n.,

sculptor n.
canvas:paintermarble:sculptornovel:authorbanquet:chef
n.

sculpture n.
brush:paintingchisel:sculpture
n., , ,

, [] ;
statue:sculptureode:poem
v., ,

scurrilous

scurscar rilous --->

scurrilous adj. ( )
scurrilous:proprietymercurial:constancy

adj.,
,
,

scurry

scurvy scurry

scurry v.
cur

vi., , ,

; n., ,

scurvy

scurvy scurry

scurvy adj.
above reproach ( )

adj., ,
; n.[]

scutter

scuttle ( n.v.
)
scurry ( v./n. )
s cutter cut

scutter v./n. ( )
vacillation:swingmomentum:scutter

n. ; v.

scythe

scysci the --->

scythe n. ( )
scythe:reaperaxe:woodcutter

n., ()
; vt.

seafaring

sea

seafaring adj.
seafarer ( n. ) seascape ( n. )

n., ;
adj.,

seal

seamstress
seamy

seam ( n./v. ) stress

seam y --->

sear

s ear

seasoned
seasoning

season ed --->

season ---> seasoning -->

seal n.v.
seam ( v./n. )
glue:sealmanure:fertilize

lubricate:abrasionseal:leakage

absorb:spongeseal:caulk

seamstress n.
seamy adj.
decent and respectable ( )
sear v. ( )
trickle:gushwarm:sear

seasoned adj.

n., , , ,
; vt., ;
n.,

n.,

adj.,
adj., ;
vt., ;
vi.,
adj.,

seasoning n. ( )

n.,
vi.,

secede

se cede --->

secede v. ( )
secession ( n. )

secluded

seclude ( v. ) se clude --> --->

secluded adj.
hermitage:secludedlandmark:conspicuous

adj.,

seclusion

seclusion n.
sequester:seclusionendanger:jeopardy

n.

secret

secret adj.n.
bruit ( v. ) divulge ( v. ) promulgate ( v. ) --> keep secret ( )

n., , ;
adj., ,

secrete v.
depart:abscondstore:secrete

absorb ( v. )

vt., , ,
[]

secretive

secretive adj.
grandiloquent ( adj. )

adj.,
,
[]

secretiveness

secretiveness n.
frank:secretivenesscallow:maturityhonest:theft

n.,

sectarian adj.

n.

secrete

sectarian

secret ( adj. ) e --->

""

sect ( n. )

secular

se cular --->

secure

secular adj. ( )

adj.

secure adj.v.
unfasten ( v. )

adj., ,
, ;
v.

securities

securities security ( n. )

securities n.
portfolio:securitiesdossier:reports

n.

sedate

sed ate ---> --->

sedate adj.v.
riot ( v. ) roil ( v. ) flighty (
adj. )

adj., ;
v....

sedative adj. ( ) n. ( )
sedative:drowsinessanesthetic:numbness

sedative:pacifyantiseptic:sterilize

adj., ;
n.,

sedative

sedentary

sed entary --->

sedentary adj.
migratory ( adj. ) peripatetic ( adj. )

adj., ,
, ,
;
n.

sediment

sedi ment ----> --->

sediment n. ( )

n.,

sedition

sed it ion ---> --->

sedition n.
seditious ( adj. )

n., ,
()

seduce

se duce ---> --->

sedulity

sed ulity --->

sedulous

sed ulous ---> --->

seedling

seed ling --->

seemly

seduce v.
seductive ( adj. )
discourage ( v. )
sedulity n.
lack of industriousness ( )
sedulous adj.
careless ( adj. ) lazy ( adj. )

v.
n.,
adj.

seedling n.
seedy ( adj. )

n.,

seemly adj.
ribald:seemlylabyrinthine:direct

indecorous ( adj. ) uncouth ( adj. )

ribald ( adj. )

adj.

seep

see p seep

seep v. ( )
peep ( v./n. )
inch:advanceseep:flow

v.,

seethe

seeseathe

seethe v.

v.

segment

segsect ment ---->

segment n.
segmentable ( adj. ) sect ( n. )
make whole ( )

n., , ; v.

segregate

se greg ate ---> --->

segregate v.
aggregate ( v. )

v.

seine

Seine Seine

seine n. ( )
bird:snarefish:seine

n.()

seismic

se ismic mic -->

seismic adj.

adj.[]

selectivity n.
industriousness:activityfastidiousness:selectivity

n.

selectivity

self-assertion
self-confident

confident ( adj. )

self-effacing

self-explanatory

explanatory ( adj. )

self-satisfaction

satisfaction ( n. )

semblance

resemble ( v. )

self-assertion n.
self-consuming ( adj. ) self-contained ( adj. )
self-content ( adj. ) self-assurance ( n. ) self-centered (
adj. )
self-confident adj.
self- control ( n. ) self-deprecating (
adj. )

n.

adj.

self-effacing ( adj. ) self-evident ( adj. )

self-confident:timidopen:shy

adj.,
, ,
,

self-explanatory adj.
self- interest ( n. ) self-possession ( n. ) selfreliant ( adj. ) self-righteous ( adj. )
cryptic ( adj. )

adj.,

self-satisfaction n.
preen:self-satisfactionfume:anger

semblance n.
dissemble ( v. )

n.,
n.,

semin al ---> --->

seminal adj.
disseminate ( v. )
hampering further development ( ) derivative ( adj.
)

adj., ,

seminary

semin ary --->

--->

seminary n. ( )
seminar ( n. )
seminary:theologianconservatory:artist

conservatory:musicseminary:theologyobservatory:astronomy

n., , ,

senile

se ni le

senile adj.

adj., ,

sans ation --->

--->

sensation n. ( )
sensible ( adj. ) sensitive ( adj. )
analgesic:painanesthetic:sensation

numb:sensationstiff:suppleness

unnoticed event (

n., , ,

sensational adj.
numb ( adj.v. )

adj.,

seminal

sensation

sensational
sensibleness

sensitive

sens ibleness --->

sens itive --->

sensitivity

sensitization

sensibleness n. ( )
fatuousness ( n. )
sensitive adj. ( )
quixotic:idealistictouchy:sensitive

sensitive:boorsagacious:simpleton

numb ( adj. )
sensitivity n.
neophyte:experienceboor:sensitivity

indecorous:proprietyboorish:sensitivity

analgesia ( n. ) ---> sensitivity to pain ( )

sensitization n.
sensual ( adj. )
sensitization:allergichabituation:inured

adj., ,

n., (),

n.,

sentence ( n. )

sententious adj.

adj., ,
,
()

sentient

sent ient --->

sentient adj.
sentimental ( adj. )
tactile:touchsentient:emotion
::
unconscious ( adj. )

adj.,
, ,
;
n.

sentinel

sent inel --->

sentinel n.
sentry ( n. )
sentinel:watchfulepicure:discriminating

n.

separate v.adj.
enclose:parenthesesseparate:comma

centrifuge:separatecolander:drain

amalgamate ( v. ) compound ( v. ) meld ( v. )

concoct ( v. ) serried ( adj. ) integrate ( vt. )

adj., ,
, ;
v., , ,

septic adj.putrefactive
antiseptic ( adj.n. )
free of infection ( )

adj., ,
; n.

sepulchral adj.
merry ( adj. )

adj.,

sententious

separate

septic
sepulchral

sept ic --->

sepulcher ( n. )
--->

sequacious

sequ acious --->

sequacious adj. ( )
sequential ( adj. ) sequence ( n. )

adj.

sequela

se que la

sequela n.
precursor ( n. )

n.,

sequ
estereasts
equestrate ( v.
)
sequester ( v. ( )
)
Seraph

sequester v. ( ) sequestrate
sequester:seclusionendanger:jeopardy

permit to mingle ( )

adv.,
vt.,
, ,

sequestrate v.sequester

vt.,

seraphic adj.
diabolical ( adj. )

adj.,
,

sequester
sequestrate
seraphic

sere

serendipitous

serenity

sear ( v. ) sereSe re

sere

serendipity ( n. )
Serendip
The Three Princes of Serendip (
)

Se ren dip
itous --->

serene ( adj. )
se ren e --->

serfdom

serf ( n. ) serve (
v. )

seriousness

serious ( adj. )

sermon

serserve
mon --->
sersirmonman -->

sere adj. ( )
verdant ( adj. ) lush ( adj. ) damp ( adj. )

adj. ; n.

serendipitous adj.

adj.

serenity n.equanimity
serenade ( n. )
n.
perturb[disturb]:serenityreassure:doubtconsole:griefintrude:privac
y
serfdom n.
n.,
lord ( n. )
seriousness n.
moderate:intensityextenuate:seriousness

levity ( n. ) flippancy ( adj. )

n.,

sermon n. ( ) ( )
sermonize ( v. )
sermon:homileticsargument:logic

n., ,

serpentine

serpent ( n. ) ineser
pen tine --->
serservepent
ine --->

serpentine adj.sinuous

adj.

serrated

serrsaw ated --->

serrated adj.saw-toothedserrate
serried ( adj. )
without notches ( ) smooth ( adj. )

adj.,

serried

series ( n. )

serried adj. ( )
widely separated ( )

adj., ,

servile

servserveileill --->

servile adj.
serviceable ( adj. ) servitude ( n. )
compliant:serviletrusting:gullible

gullible:chicaneryservile:domination

imperious:servilebellico

adj., (),

setback

set back ( v. )

setback n.

n., , ,
, ()
n. ; vt.,
, , ,
, , ,
; vi., ,
, , , ,

settle

settle v.
roil ( v. )

settled

settled adj.
nomadic ( adj. )

adj.

sever

separate ( adj.v. )
seven

sever v.
severance ( n. )

v.

severe

severe sever

severe adj.
mitigate:severequality:general

adj., ,
, ,

severity n. ( )
palmy:prosperitydraconian:severity

n., , ,

sewer n. ( )

n., ,

sextant n. ( )
abacus:calculatesextant:navigate

n.,
<>

severity

sewer
sextant

sew er

sexsixtant --->
(,
)

shabby

bby --->

shabby adj.

adj., ,
, ,

shack

shack shake ( v. )

shack n.
shackle ( n. )

n.

shackle

shackle shake ( v. )

shackle n.v.
emancipate ( v. ) loose ( v. )

n., , ,
; vt.,
,

shade

shade
--->

shade n. ( )

shadow n.v. ( )
follow:shadowleave:abscondscheme:plothear:eavesdrop

overt ( adj. )

shadow

n., , ,
, ,
, , ;
vi. ; vt.,
, ,
n., , ,
, , ,
, ; vt.,
, , ;
vi.,

shaft

""

shaft n. ( )

n.,

shale

shell ( n. )

shale n. ( )
shale:lodewell:aquifer

n.[],

shallow

shallow --->

shallow adj. ( )
profound ( adj. )

adj.,

sham

sha mShame
e

sham n.v.
debunk ( v. ) ---> perpetuate to sham ( )
genuine ( adj. )

v. ; n. ;
adj.

shambles

sh amble s ( )
--->

shambles n. ( )

n.(), ,
,

shanty

shan ty ---> shanty

shanty n.
shack ( n. )

n.,

shard

--->

shard n. ( ) potsherd
shard:potteryfragment:bonecrumb:bread

n.[] ;

shavings

shave ( v. ) ings --->

shavings n. ( )

sheaf

sh eafleaf

sheaf n.

n., , ; v., ,

shear

sh ear ---> --->

( )

shear v. ( )
shears ( n. )

v., ,

sheathe

sheath ( n. ) sheashearth
sheath shear

sheathe n. ( )

shed

she d --->

shed v. ( ) ( ) n.
molt:feathersshed:hair

sheen

sheen green sheet

sheen n.luster

sheet

sheet n.
tablecloth:tablesheet:mattress

shell

shell n. ( ) v..
chaff:wheatshell:pecan

vt.,
vt., , ,
, , ;
n., , ,
, ;
v....,
n. ; v.,

n.(), (), ,
,
n., , , ;
vt., , ;
vi., ; []

n., , ,
, , ;
v.,
vt., ,
, ; vi.

shelter

shelter shell

shelter n.v.
arbor:shelterhedgerow:fence

shelve

shelf ( n. )

shelve v.

sheriff

sheriffstiff ( adj. )

sheriff n. ( )
understudy:stardeputy:sheriff

n.,

shibboleth n. ( )

n.

shield n.v.
epitaph:tombstonemotto:shield

earplug:noiseshield:impact

n., , ,
; vt.(from) ,
; v.

adj.,
,

shibboleth

Gileadite

sh
shibboleth

shield

shiftless

shift ( n./v. ) less --->

shiftless adj. ( )
shiftless:ambitioningenuous:guile

shimmer

shimshine mer glimmer (

n./v. )

shimmer v./n. ( )

n.

shingle n. ( )

n.,
<>(

shingle

shinshinegle/
shine

ship shape ---> --->

shipshape adj. ( )
shipwright ( n. ) wright ( n. )
shipshape:disarraysqualid:cleanliness

adj.

shirk

sh irk ( v. ) --->

shirk v. ( )
parry:questionshirk:dutyrecluse:crowd

parsimonious:skimpmalingering:shirk

hoard:misershirk:malinger

vi., ; vt.

shoal

shallow ( adj. )

shoal n. ( )
deep ( adj.n. )

shoddy

---> --->

shoddy n.adj.

shoot

""""

shoot n.

shipshape

shoplift
shopworn

shop worn ( adj. )

shoulder

shove

show shoveshovel (
n. ) l ( ) shove

showpiece

show piece

shrewd

shoplift v.
shoplifter ( n. )
shopworn adj. ( )
shoplift ( v. )
new ( adj. )
shoulder n.v.
epaulet:shoulderring:finger

shoulder:roadwaymargin:page

shove v. ( )
showpiece n.
showy ( adj. )
shrewd adj. ( )
shrew ( n. )
foolish ( adj. ) na?ve ( adj. ) humiliating (
adj. )

n., , ,
; adj. ;
v.(),
(),
adj.,
, ;
n., , ,
; vt., ,
, , , ,
..., ;
vi., , ,
, ,
vt, vi.
adj.(
), ,

n., , ;
vt.,
n.<>, ;
vt.<>, ,
; vi.
n.,

adj.

shriek

shriek shrill ( adj. )

shriek v.

v.,
,
; n.,
,

shrine

---> shrine
shine ( v. )

shrine n. ( )
shrine:pilgrimpeak:climber

n., , ,

shrink v. ( ) ( )
recoil
shrivel ( v. )

v., (),

shrink
shrivel

sh rivelriversh river
.

shrivel v. ( )

v.(), (),
()

shroud

sh roudround shroud.

shroud n. ( ) v. ( )

n., , ,
;
vt., ,

shrug

sh rug
sh
--->

shrug v. ( )
embrace:affectionshrug:indifference

blush:embarrassmentnod:agreementbow:respectshrug:indifference

n. ; v.

shuck

shuck v..n. ( )

n.

shudder

--->

shudder v. ( ) quiver
macabre:shudderhilarious:laugh

n.vi.,

shuffle

shuffle v. ( ) n. (
) equivocation

n., , ,
; v., ,
, ,

shun

--->

shun v.To avoid deliberately

seek actively ( ) haunt ( v. ) frequent (
v. ) ---> shunavoid ( )

vt.,

shunt

--->

shunt n.v. ( )
divert:shuntretard:brake

v.

sibilant

sibilant adj.
hiss:sibilantdrone:monotonous

adj. ;
n.[]

sibling

sib ( n. ) ling --->

sibling n.
duckling ( n. )

n., , ,

sibyl

see ball ---> --->

sibyl n. ( )

n., ,
()

sidereal

sidereal

sidereal adj.stellarastral
arboreal:treessidereal:starsfluvial:riveraffective:emotion

adj.

sideshow

sideshow ---> - sideshow n. ( )

-->
sidesplitting ( adj. ) side split

sidestep

sidestep

sidestep v. ( ) avoid
sidle ( v. )
confront directly ( )

siege

besiege ( v. )

siege n./v. ( )

sieve

seven
sieve

sieve n./v. ( ) sift

sift ( v. ) sifter ( n. )

signal

signal adj.n.v. ( )
signatory ( n. ) signify ( v. )
unremarkable ( adj. )
silence n.stillness
din ( v./n. )

silence
sill

sill sillys
ill

sill n.threshold

n., ,

n.,
() ;
vt.,
() ;
vi.,
n., , ,
, ;
v.,
n., ,
; v.,

n. ; adj. ;
v.,
n., , , ;
vt., ;
v.
n.,,,[
]

silt n. ( )
n., , ,
artery:plaquechannel:silt
; v.(),

silt

similarity

similar ( adj. ) simi

similarity n.resemblanceequivalence
simian ( n. ) simi mianmansimile ( n. )
liken:similaritydiscriminate:difference

n.,

simper

simple ( adj. )

simper v./n. ( )
simper:smilebabble:talk

n., ; vi. ;
vt.

simpleton

simpleton n. ( )
prudence:daredevil sagacity:simpleton constancy:turncoat
boor:sensitive

n.,

simplicity

simplicity n.plainness
labyrinthine:simplicityjejune:interest

n., , ,

simplify

simplify v. ( . )
elaborate ( v. )

vt.,

simulation

simul

simulation n.shamimitation
authentic article ( )

n., ;

simultaneous

simult

simultaneous adj.contemporary
contiguous:abutsimultaneous:coincide

adj.,

sin

sin n. ( ) v. ( )
peccadillo:sinadmonishment:castigation

n.[] ,
, ,
, []

sincere

sincere adj.genuine
disingenuous:sincere
:
poseur ( n. ) ---> sincere person ( )
badinage ( v./n. ) ---> sincere conversation ( )

adj., ,

sincerity

sincerity n.
poseur:sincerityrecluse:gregariousness

authenticity:fraudulentsincerity:hypocritical

n., ,

sinesin ecure --->

sinecure

sinew

--->
si new --->

si new --->

sinewy
singe

sin ge ---> --->

singular
sinister
sinkhole
sinuous

sinister

sin istersister --->

sink ( n. ) hole ( n. )
sinu ous ---> --->

sip

siren

sizzler
skein

skin
e

sinecure n. ( )
arduous employment ( )

n.
, ,

sinew n.strength
weaknessfrailty ( n. )

n., , ,
, [] ;
vt.,

sinewy adj.
weak ( adj. )
singe v.scorch
singe:incinerateerode:destruct

skeptic

v.,

singular adj.uniqueremarkable
worldly ( adj. )

n. ; adj.,
, ,

sinister adj.ominous
singe ( v. )

adj.

sinkhole n.

n.

sinuous adj.windingdevious
insinuate ( v. )
direct ( adj. )

adj.,
,
,

sip v. ( )
insipid ( adj. ) sip sap
quaff[swilldrink]:sipstride:mincegobble:nibble

swill ( v. )

v.

siren n. ( )
siren:unresistjuggernaut:unstop

siren:soundbeacon:light
( )
siren:heardlight:seen

n., ,
, ;
v.()

sizzler n.scorcher

skein n. ( )
skeleton n. ( ) ( )
adj.
skeleton:animalframing:building

skeptic n. ( )

fervor:zealotdoubt:skeptic

penitent:obdurateskeptic:credulous

votary ( n. ) credence ( n. )

skeleton

adj.

n.,

n.(), (),

n.(), ,
, ,

n., ,

skeptical

skeptical adj.questioning
lethargic:stimulateskeptical:convince

adj.,,
<>

skepticism

skepticism n. ( )
conviction ( n. ) credulity ( n. )

n.

sketch n. ( )
sketch:paintingoutline:essay

doggerel:poemsketch:draw

sketchy adj. ( )
articulate:unclearfawn:imperiouselaborate:sketchy

sketch

sketchy

n., , ,
, , ;
vi., ;
v.
adj.

skew

skewer ( n. )

skew adj.asymmetrical

adj.

skiff

skill skiff

skiff n. ( )
skillet ( n. ) skillet et skill
dart:missileskiff:boat

n.

skim

skim skin

skim v. ( ) ( )

v.

scrimp ( v. )

skimp v.
parsimonious:skimpmalingering:shirk

v.

skimp

skin

skin n. ( ) v. ( )
apple:skinmelon:rind

pediatrics:childrendermatology skin

podiatrist:feetdermatologist:skin

n., , , ,
, ; v.

skinflint

skin flint --->

skinflint n.miserniggard
gourmand:appetiteskinflint:thrift

n.

skirmish

skirskirtmish --->

skirmish n.
skirmish:insignificanceduel:formality

n. ;
v.

skirt

skirt skirt

skirt n.v. ( ) ( )
seek ( v. ) face ( v. )

n. ; v.

skit

skirt skitskirmish

skit n. ( )
skittish ( adj. )
anecdote:storyvignette:sceneskit:play[drama]

n., ,
,

skulduggery

skull ( n. ) dug gery --> --->

skulduggery ( skullduggery ) n.

skunk

s kun k skunk

skunk n. (
)

skyscraper

sky scrape ( n./v. )

r --->

skyscraper n.
sky-rocket ( v. ( ) )
bone:bodygirder:skyscraper

slab

s lab
--->

slab n. ( )
stab ( v./n. ) slag ( n. ) lagleg s

sliver ( n. )

slack

s lack

slack
adj.sluggishinactivev.
taut ( adj. )

slacken

slake

slanderous
slant
slapdash
slate

s lake

slander ( n./v. ) ous --->

slander scandal ( n. )
slope ( v./n. )
--->
slap dash ---> --->

slat ( n. ) e --->
--->

slacken v.loosenease
slacken:tensionblunt:sharpness

slacken:tautnessdilute:strength

tauten ( v. )
slake v. ( ) quench ( ) satisfy
slake:thirstsatiate:hunger

gratify:desireslake:thirsty

n.,

n., ,
, ;
v....,

n., , ,
, ;
adj., ,
, ,
, ,
; adv.,
; vt.,
, ;
vi., ,

v., , ,
,

v.

slanderous adj.

adj.

slant n.biasslopev.slope
slant ---> assert without bias ( )

v.(), ;
n.

slapdash adv./adj. ( ) slipshod

adj.

slate n. ( )
roster:personnelslate:candidate

n., , ,
; adj.,
; v.
n.,
,
,
; vi., ,
; vt.
v.<>, , ,
, ,
adj.,
,
n., ;
adj.,
;
v.,

n., , ,

slave ( n. )
r

slaver v. ( ) droolfawnn.
slobber ( v.n. )

slay

s lay

slay v. ( )

sleazy

s leazylazy ( adj. ) --->

sleazy adj.

sledgehammer

sledge ( n. ) hammer ( n. )

sledgehammer n. ( )
sledge ( n. ) sleigh ( n. )

sleight

slsly ( adj. ) eight --->

--->

sleight n.dexterityartificestratagem

slaver

n., , ,

n.[], ,
; vt.,

slew

slew slow

slice

slick

s lick ( v. )

Slice slick

slight

slew n.v. ( )
slue ( v.slewn. )
limited quantity ( ) paucity ( n. )
slice v. ( ) n.
carve:turkeyslice:cake

v.
n., , ,
, ; v.()

slick adj.glossyslipperywily
viscid ( adj. )

adj., ,
, ,
, ,
; adv.,
; vt.,
; n.,
, ;

slight n. ( )
triflingn./v.scantsnub
celebration:lamentingslight:respectful

show respect to ( ) ponderous ( adj. ) grievous (

adj. ) prodigious ( adj. ) massive ( adj. ) cosset

adj.,

sling

fling ( v./n. )

sling v.n. ( )

n., , ,
, ; v.,

slink

s link

slink v.
walk openly ( )

v.

slip ( v./n. ) page -->

slippage adj.
ballast:instabilitypurchase:slippage

n., ,

slippage

slippery

slit

slip shodshoe --->

split ( v./n. ) slice (

v./n. )

slither

slit her her slit slither

slipshod

slippery adj. ( ) ( )
slippery:eludealluring:entice

dingy:glistenslippery:adhere

slipshod adj.slovenly
punctilious ( adj. ) assiduous ( adj. )
slit v.seversplitn. ( )

adj.,

adj.
vt., ; n.,

sloslowbber ber ---> ber (

ber kiss )
slop ( v.n. ) py ---> --> snoppy sloppy

slither v. ( )
slither:snakewaddle:duck

sliver n.splinter
slab ( n. )
slobber n.droolv. ( ) drool
slaver ( n.v. )
sloppy adj.slovenlycarelessslipshod
natty ( adj. )

sloth

--->

Sloslowth

sloth n. ( ) indolence
rakish:restraintslothful:assiduity

industry ( n. )

n.,

slouch

sloth ( n. ( ) )
slouslowch --->

slouch n.v.
stand erect ( )

v.

sliver
slobber
sloppy

silver sliver

vi. ;
vt.
n.
v. ; n.
adj., ,
, ,

slovenly adj. ( ) untidyslipshod

indulgent:adherentslovenly:dapper

adj.,
tidy ( adj. ) dapper ( adj. ) natty
( adj. )

slovenly
slue

slew ( n.v. ( ) )

slue v.slewn.slew

v.=slew ; n.

sluggard

slug ( n. )
gard --->

sluggard n.idler
rapscallion:mischievoussluggard:lazycavalier:arrogant
cavalier

n., ,

sluggish adj.
alacritous ( adj. )

adj.

sluggish
sluice

slu ice --->

ice

sluice n. ( )
floodgatev.

n., ;
v., , ,

slumber

s lumber --->

slumber n./v.sleep
slumberous ( adj. )

n. ; v.

slump

s lump ( n. )

slump v. ( )

n., ,
() ; v.,
, (),

slur

lur blur ( v. )

slur v./n.
slur:speechsmudge:writing

pronounce clearly ( )

v. ; n.

slurp

slurp slur

slurp v. ( )

n. ;
v.

sly
smarmy

---> --->

--->

smart

sly adj.
artless ( adj. ) ingenuous ( adj. )

smattering

smarts mat
tering

smattering n.
erudite ( adj. ) ---> smattering of knowledge ( )

smear

smile
ear

smear n.v. ( ) (
) vilify
smelt v. ( ) refine
melt ( v. ---> )

smelt
smirch
smirk

smolder

n.,
v., , ,
, ; n.,
, , ,
n.[] ;
vbl.smell
; vt.,

smirch smirk (
v. )

smirch v. ( ) defamen

v. ; n.

smileirk --->

smirk v./n. ( ) simper

irk ( v. )
smirk:smugnesssneer:derision

v. ; n.

smosmokeolder smolder v. ( ) ( ) ( )
--->
Revolution smoldered in the masses.
smooth adj.v.
varnish:glossysand:smooth

corrugated ( adj. ) serrated ( adj. ) spiny (

adj. )

smooth

smother

s mother --->

smudge

s mud ge -->

smug

s mug --->

smuggle

mug --->

smuggler

snappish

adj.

adj.,
smarmy adj.unctuous
,
earnest ( adj. )

smart
n., ;
n./v.adj.stylishfashionableelegant
adj., ,
brightintelligentwitty
, ,
firm:ironcladsmart:brilliant
, ,

, ;
smart:paingrieve:sorrow
vi., ; ,

, ,
tatty ( adj. ) soothe ( v. )
, ,

snap (
v. )
snap

snare

smother v. ( ) ( )
smother:choke
:
smudge n.v. ( )
slur:speechsmudge:writing

smug adj. (
)
highly-satisfied
primp:vaingloat:smug

smirk:smugnesssneer:derision

smuggle v./n. ( )
collude:cooperatesmuggle:convey

transport openly ( )
smuggler n.
smuggler:tariffstowaway:fare

smuggler:importembezzler:appropriate

vi., ; n.
adj., ,
, ,
, ,
; vt.,
, , ;
vi., ;
v.
n., ; v.,
,

adj.

n., ; v.

n., ,

snappish adj.
snappy ( adj. )

adj.

snare n. ( ) trapgin
ensnare ( v. )
bird:snarefish:seine

n. ; v.

snarl

snare

snarl v. ( ) intertwinetangle ( )
exoneration:blamedisentangle:snarl

disentangle ( v. )

vi., , , ,
; vt., ,
; n.,
, , ,

snatch

snap ( v. ) catch -->

snatch v. ( )
snitch ( n.v. )
supplant:replacesnatch:take

v. ; n.

sneaking

sneak ( v. ) creep ( v. )

sneaking adj.furtiveunderhanded
sneaker ( n. ) snicker ( n./v. )

adj.,
, ,

sneer

sneak sneer

sneer v. ( )
discomfited:blushcontemptuous:sneer

smirk:smugnesssneer:derision

wince:painsmile:pleasuresneer:contemptpout:displeasure

snide

19

snide adj. ( )

n., , ,
; adj.,
, ,

snigger n./v. ( )

vi., ;
n.,

snitch

snicker ( n./v. )
sneaker ( n. ) --->

()
snatch snitch

snobbish

snob ( n. ) nob ( n. )

snowdrift

snowdrift ( n. )

snub

BB

snug

""

soaking

soak ( n./v. )

sober

--->

snigger

sobriety
sobriquet

sock

sodden

sobri que t
hooker

sober adj. ( ) temperate (

)
puckish ( adj. ) frivolous ( adj. )

adj. ; v.

sobriety n. ( ) ( )
sumptuousness ( n. ) flippancy ( adj. )
trepidation ( n. )

n.
n.,

sock sock

sock n.v.punch

n., ,
, , ;
vt...., , ,
... ;
vi. ;
adj. ;
adv.,

sod ( n. ) den ( n. )

sodden adj.saturated
soggy ( adj. ) gy ---> --->
moist:soddensurprised:astonished

marsh:soddendesert:arid

desiccated ( adj. )

adj.

soil n.v. ( )

sojourn

sojournjourney ( n./v. )

solace

solace ( n. )

solecism

snitch v. ( ) pilfern.
n., ; v.
snobbish adj. ( ) ( )
attentive:officiousrefined:snobbishabsorbed:engrossed
adj.

snowdrift n. ( )
n.,
snowdrift ( n. )

snub v.slight
snub:disdaindouble-cross:disloyalty
n., ;

v., ,
dissemble:honestysnub:politeness
(),

ingenuous:dissembleraffish:preenpolite:snub

court ( v.. )
snug adj.cozy
adj.
snuggle ( v. )
soaking adj.
soaking:wet[damp]exuberant:happyfrigid:cool

adj.
castigation:reproofsoaking:damp

sobriquet n. ( ) nickname

soil

solder

v., , ;
n.,

solid ( n.adj. )
solder Soldier ( n. ) solder
sole ( adj. )
cism
--->

sojourn v./n. ( )
solace n./v. ( ) consolation
sol ace --->
console ( v. )
solace:griefpacification:anger

solder v.
breach ( n./v. )

n., , ,
, , ,
; vt., ; vi.
v. ; n.

n. ; v.

n. ; v.

solecism n.

n., ,

solemnity

solemn ( adj. )

solemnity n. ( ) ( )
jest ( n.v. )

n.,

solicitous

solicit ( v. ) sol
lic
--->

solicitous adj. ( ) ( )
thoughtfuleager
solicitor ( n. )
baleful:menacesolicitous:concern

unconcerned ( adj. )

adj.

solicitude

solicitude n. ( )
indifference ( n. )

solidify

solid ( n.adj. )

solidify v.
solid color ( n. )
pulverize ( v. )

v.(), (),

soliloquy

soli loquy ---> --->

soliloquy n. (
)
soliloquy:playaria:opera

n.,

solitary

soli tary --->

solitary adj.secludedn.recluse
miser:stingyloner:solitary

adj.

solitude

solsole itude

solitude n.
recluse:solitudetoady:favor

n.

solo

solo n./v.
ensemble ( n. )

n. ; adj.

soluble

soluble adj. ( )
solusolv
volatile:evaporatesoluble:dissolve

adj.,

solvency

solvency n.
regimen:healthbudget:solvency

bankruptcy ( n. )

n.,

solvent

solvent adj.n.
profligate:solventmercurial:committed

coagulant:thickensolvent:dissolve

precipitant ( n. )

adj.,
,
; n.,
,

somatic

somsome

somatic adj.bodily
nonphysical ( )

adj.

somber

--->

somber adj. ( ) melancholy ( )

cherubic ( adj. ) droll ( adj. )

adj., ,
,

somnolence

somn insomnia ( n. )
som no
lence

somnolence n.
ennui:enthusiasticsomnolence:alert

n.,

sonata

son ataa
--->

sonata n. ( )
dessert:mealepilogue:playperoration:speechcoda:sonata

n.[]

sonnet

son net ( 7 7 )
---> 14

sonnet n. ( )
sonorous ( adj. )
calligraphy:scribblesonnet:doggerel

sonnet:poetsymphony:composer

n.,

soot

he sootsoothe

soot n. ( )
soot:combustionsawdust:woodcutting

n., ;
v.

soothe

--->
soothe

sop

sip ( v. ) --->

sophism

soph

sophisticate

soothe v. ( ) ( )
emollient:soothedynamo:generate

agitate ( v. ) grate ( v. ) vex ( v. )

smart ( v. ) ruffle ( v. )
sop n. ( ) v.
sopping ( adj. )
sop:conciliatorysubsidy:supportive

sopping:dampenfrigid:cool

sophism n. ( )
sophomore ( n. ) sopho
more
sophisticate ( n.v.v. )
sophism:reasoningcounterfeit:money

vt.(,,
), ,
(,)

n. ; v.

n.
n.,
,
... ;
vt., ,
, ,

sophistication

sop ( ) sopor ( n. )

soporific

soprano

soporpoorific -->
super ---> super ---> ( o
)

sorcery

sorc ery --->

sordid

did ---> --->

--->

soprano n.
sorcery n. ( ) witchcraft
exorcise ( v. ) ex orc ise
sordid adj.filthy
wholesome ( adj. )

sound adj. ( )
ramshackle:soundnessgarbled:clarity

decrepit ( adj. ) tenable ( adj. ) ---> unsound (

adj. )

sound

souse

sophistication n.
fickle:constancynative:sophistication

yokel[ing nue]:sophisticationcoward:couragecynic:trustfulness
[]
callow ( adj. ) ---> behaving with adult
sophisticationunsophi
soporific adj.n hypnotic
soporific:sleepvaccine:immunity

soporific:alertnessanesthetic:pain

invigorating ( adj )

souse sauce ( n. )

souse v. ( ) immersedrenchsaturate

n., ,

adj., ;
n., ,

n.
n.,
adj.
n., , ,
, , ,
; adj.,
, ,
, ;
adv., ;
vi., ,
, ;
vt., , ,
n., ,
;
vt., ;
vi., ;
adv.

sovereignty

sousouth ven
ir
soverreign ( v./n. ) tyover --> --->

sow

sow sow

sow v. ( ) n.

n. ; vt.,
, ; vi.

spackle

Pack ( v. )

spackle n. ( )

[]n.

spangle

s pang le --->

spangle n. ( ) v. ( )
glittersparkle

n. ;
v.()

spank

span ( n.v. ) span

---> spank --->

spank v. ( ) ( )

vt...., ,
..., ;
vi. ; n.,
()

sparing

spare (
adj.v. )

sparing adj. ( )
sparring ( ) spar ( v. ) sparse ( adj. )

adj.,

spark n.
sparkle ( v.n. ) sparkling ( adj. )
astringent:puckerspark:ignition

n., , ,
, , ,
, ;
vi., , ;
vt., ,
,

sparse adj. ( )
rife ( adj. ) copious ( adj. )

adj.,

souvenir

spark

sparse

spar ( v. ) se -->

souvenir n.memento

n.

sovereignty n.

n., ,

spartan adj.laconic
imperial:significantspartan:austeregrotesque:fascinate
( ) :::
sybaritic ( adj. ) indulgent ( adj. ) opulent (
adj. )
spasm n. ( )
spasmodic ( adj. )

spartan

Sparta

spasm

s paspassmpass

spat

spat n.
cabal:associationspat:quarrel

n.[] , ,
; vi.,

spate

spat e

spate n. ( ) ( ) ( )
trickling flow ( ) dearth ( n. )

n.

spatula

spat ula
--->

spatula n. ( )
scoop:concavespatula:flat

n.(,
),

spawn

--->

spawn n. ( ) v. ( )

n.(),
(), ;
v.

n.(),

specialize

special ( n
adj. )

specialize v.
dabble ( v. ) dabbler ( n. ) --->
specialist ( n. )

specifics

specific ( n.adj. )

specifics n.particulars
specify ( v. )

specimen

species ( n. ) men -->

specimen n. ( )

specious

spec ious ---> --->

specious adj. ( )
specious:genuineness[authenticity]illusory:reality

valid ( adj. ) veritable ( adj. )

speck

peck ( n./v. ) --> pec peccadillo (

n. )

speck n.
a speck in a vast ocean
peccadillo ( n. )
mite:creaturespeck:amount

n.

spectator n. ( )
spect ator ---> --->
spectacular ( adj. ) spectacle ( n. )
specter ( n. )
epicure:discriminatingspectator:watching

n.()

spectrum n. ( ) ( )
spectral ( adj. )
color:spectrumtone:scale

n., , ;

speculation n. ( ) (
)
conjecture ( n./v. ) ---> restrain from the speculation ( )

n.,

speleology n.
spelunker ( n. )

n.

spell v.n.
rest for a spell

n., , ,
; vt., ,
, , ,
; vi.,

spectator

spectrum

spect rum ---> --->

speculation
speleology

spele ology --->

s pe le -->

spell
spelunker

spendthrift

spent

spice

vi., ,
,

n., , ,
,
adj.,
,
,
,

spelspele unker --->

---> -->

spelunker n.
n.
cavern:spelunkerocean:diver

spendthrift n.adj.improvident
fervor:zealotimprovidence:spendthrift

spend thrift ---> n.

craven:heroparsimonious:spendthrift
-->

miser:parsimoniousspendthrift:prodigal

spent adj. ( ) ( )
adj.,
spent spend
precarious:stabilityspent:efficacy
,
spend spent

spice n.
pestle:grind spoon:stirring spice:flavor flint stone:sharpen
species ( n. )
n., , ,
scissor:cuttingpencil: recording
spice
,
:::
:
spider n. ( )
web:spidernest:bird

n., ,

spike

pike ( n. ) Pike

spike n.v. ( )

n., , ,
, ;
v.,
, ,

spindly

spin ( v.n. )

spindly adj.
spinster ( n. ) spin ster
limber:flexibilityspindly:frailty

adj.,

spiny

spine ( n. )

spiny adj. ( ) ( )
spineless ( adj. ) spinous ( adj. )
smooth ( adj. )

adj.,

spire

spine ( n. )

spire n.pinnacle
spire:churchminaret:mosque

n.

spiritual

spirit ( n. )

spiritual adj.deificsacred
corporeal ( adj. )

adj.

spite

spite bite Spit ( v. )

spite

spite n.v.

n.(in of), ,
; v.

spider

splashy adj.ostentatious

adj., ,

spleen n.
spleenishspleenful ( adj. )
goodwill ( n. )

n.

splendor

splendor n.brilliancegrandeur
splendiferous ( adj. )
squalor ( n. )

n., ,

splice

splice v. ( )
split ( v. )
splice:ropeweld:metal

v.

splint

split splintsplinter

splint n. ( ) splinter
splint:mobilitylubricant:frictionballast:instabilitypurchase:slippery

splint:immobilizeduct:convey

n., ,
,
() ;
v.

splurge

splsplash ( v. ) surge ( n. ) --->

--->

splurge n./v.

n., , ;
vi., , ;
vt.

spoil v. ( ) .
cosseted ( adj. ) ---> unspoiled ( adj. )

vt., , ,
; v.

spoke n. ( )
spoke:hubradius:center

n., , ;
v.,

spontaneity n.
terseness:superfluousspontaneity:studied

n.

splashy
spleen

splash ( v. )

--->

--->

---> --->

spoil
spoke

spoke poke ( v. )

spontaneity

spontaneous

spoof

sponge ( n. )

spontaneous adj.
spongy ( adj. )
juggernaut:unstoppableextemporization:spontaneousboast:dishonest
adj.,

premeditated ( adj. )

SpoofS
spoof n. ( ) parody
poof
spool ( n.v. ) spoon ( n. ) spoor ( n.v. )

ode:poetryspoof:parody

v.

sporadic

sporsper adic --->

sporadic adj.
chronic ( adj. ) regular ( adj. )
frequent ( adj. )

adj.

spore

pore spore

spore n. ( )
( )

n. ; vi.

sport

sport

sport n.v. ( )

n.,

spout

spspill ( v. ) out --->

spout v. ( )

n., , ,
, ; v.,
,

sprain

rain

sprain v./n. ( )
sprain:injurecold:contagion

v.

sprawl

crawl ( n./v. ) ---> -->

sprawl v./n. ( )
scrawl ( v. )
sprawling ( adj. )

sprig

spring sprig

sprig n.twig
sprout ( v.n. ) springout

sprightly

springbrightly

sprinkling

sprinkle ( v. ) sprinkler ( n. )

sprightly adj.brisk
dodder:unsteadycavort:sprightly

hangdog ( adj. )
sprinkling n.

sprint

print sprint

sprint n.

sprocket

rocket sprocket

sprocket n. ( )

spruce
spunk

pluck ( n.v. )

n.,
;
v.(),
, ,
n., ,
, , ;
vt.,
,
adj.
vbl.
v. ;

n.

spruce ( ) n. (

) adj. ( )

n. ; adj.

spunk n.pluck

n., , ,
,

spur v. ( ) n. (
)
spurn ( v. )
deter ( v. )

n., , (,
), ;
v., , ,

spurious adj. ( ) false

genuineauthentic ( adj. )

adj., ,

spurn

spurn v. ( ) scorn
spur ( v.n. )
welcome willingly ( ) court ( v. ) crave (
v. ) embrace ( v. ) guard ( v. )

v.

squabble

squabble v./n. ( ) ( tiffquarrel

dispute )
dispute[quarrel]:squabblefailing:foiblesquabble:tiff

v.

squalid

---> --->

squalid adj. ( )
squalor ( n. )
shipshape:disarraysqualid:cleanliness

pristine ( adj. )

adj.

squall

squ all --->

squall n. ( ) ( )
squall:commotionflash:illumination

n., , ;
vi., ,
;
vt.

squalor

---> --->

squalor n.
splendor ( n. )

n., ,

squander

squ ander slot

--->

squander v./n.dissipate
squash ( n.v. ) squeeze ( n./v. )
proctor:superviseprodigal:squander

dally:timesquander:money
husbandconserve ( v. ) hoard ( v.

v.

squat

squ at --->

squat v.crouchadj.
tall and thin ( )

squeamish

---> --> --->

squeamish adj.

squelch

squ elch

squelch v.squash ( )
quellquench
foment ( v. ) kindle ( vt. )

squint

squ int -->

squint v. ( ) ( )
squint:eyepucker:mouth

v.

stab

stabTAB ( )
--->

stab v. ( )

n., ,

, , ; v.,
, ()

stability

stability n.steadfastness
ballast:stabilitygirder:support

inconstancy ( n. )

n.

stabilize

stabilize v. ( )
fluctuate ( v. )

v.

stable

stable adj.steadfastenduring
pristine:decaystable:fluctuation

volatile ( adj. ) labile ( adj. )

adj.

spur

spurious

spur ious

v., ; n. ;
adj.
adj.,
, ,

v.

staccato

staccato stac
catoo
--->

staccato adj. ( ) ( ) disconnected

n.,

stagnant

stagnstand ant ---> --->

stagnant adj. ( )
stagger ( v. ) staggering (
adj. )
flowing ( adj. )

adj.,

stagy

stage y --->

stagy adj.dramatic

adj.

staid

sta id --->

staid adj.sober
jaunty ( adj. ) puckish ( adj. )

adj.

stake

s take stake

stake n. ( )
invest:capitalgamble:stake

n.

stalemate

stale ( adj. ) mate (

n. )
stalemate n. ( ) deadlock ( )

clog:drainagestalemate:negotiations
--
>

n. ; v.

stalk

-->

stalk n.stemv.
stem ( n.v. )
collude:cooperatestalk:followinfiltrate:enter

grazing:foragersstalking:hunters

n., , ,

stalwart

sta l war t
--->

stalwart adj.stout
stance ( n. ) standstill ( n. )
constant:stalwartjudiciousness:sage

lank ( adj. ) timoroustimid ( adj. )

adj.

stamina

stam

stamina n. ( ) endurance
frailty ( n. )

n., ,

stammer

stam

stammer v./n. ( )
falter:actstammer:speak

v., ,
; n.

stanch

stan ch ---> --->

stanza

stan za ---> --->

stapler

stanch v.
damp:vibrationstanch:flow

stanza n. ( )
stanza:poem[poetryballad]act:operaparagraph:prosechapter:nov
el
movement:orchestra
[]

stanza:linevolume:issue

vt., , ,
; adj.,
,

staple ( n. ) sta
apleapplestaple apple

stapler n.

n.

starchy

starch ( n. ) star
starch

starchy adj. ( )
star-crossed ( adj. ) Stark (
adj. ) starchy

adj., ,
,

startle

star tle ---> star --->

startle adj.
lull ( v. )

v.

starve
stash

ststayash ---> --->

stasis
static
stationary
stature

stat ure --->

status

stat us ---> --->

statute
steadfast

steadstand fast ( adj. ) -->

stealth
steep
steer
stellar

steep steep

steersteer steep
steep
stell arconstellation ( n.
)

starve v. ( )
suffocate:oxygenstarve:nutrients

sate ( v. ) surfeit ( v. )
stash v.
stasis n. ( )
stastand sis
motilityactivity ( n. ) period of change ( )
static adj.stationaryquiescentn.
static:movepliable:inflexible

oscillatory ( adj. )
stationary adj.immobile
stationery ( n. )
peripatetic ( adj. )
stature n. ( ) status
statuary ( n. ) statuette ( n. ) tte
stature:tallsound:loud

status n.standingsituation
abase:statusshorten:length
statute n.
statue ( n. ) tstatute
statutory ( adj. )
overture:operaprologue:novelpreamble:statute

steadfast adj.faithful
capricious ( adj. )
stealth n.
furtive:stealthwhimsical:capriceunsatisfied:discontent

n., ,

vt. ; vi.
v. ; n.
n.,

adj., ;

n., ,
()
n., , ,

n.,

adj.
n.

steep adj.precipitousv.saturate
steeple ( n. )
parch ( v. )

adj., ,
,
; n., , ,
; v., ,

steer v. ( . ) n.

v.,

stellar adj.

adj.
n., ;
v.()
n., ;
vt.

stench

s ten ch --> --->

stench n. ( ) stink
stench:nosedin:earglimmer:eye
:

stencil

pencil ( n. )

stencil n. ( ) ( )
stencil:letteringpattern:sewing

steno ( n. ) graphy --->

stenography n.

n.,

Stentor

stentorian adj.
audible:stentorian discernible:manifest[obvious]
comprehensible:lucid[pellucid]
::: ( )
faint ( adj. )

adj.

sterile

sterile adj.
plain:austereclean:sterile

sterile:bacteriaimpeccable:flaws

verdant ( adj. )

adj., ,
, ,

sterilize

sterilize v.
sedative:pacifyantiseptic:sterilize

sterilization:microorganismsdeforestation:trees

contaminate ( v. )

vt., ,

stern n.adj.
bow ( n. )

adj., ;
n.

stenography

stentorian

stern
stethoscope
stew

stickler

stetho scope --->

--->
steal ( v. ) steal stew
--->

stickle ( v. ) stick (
n.v. )

stiff

stethoscope n.
stew v. ( ) n.

n. ;
vt.
v., , ;
n.(), ,
, ,

stickler n.
sticky ( adj. )
stickler:approximation[imprecision]purist:adulteration
[]

n.,

stiff adj.
numb:sensationstiff:suppleness

suppleness ( n. ) ---> stiffness ( n. )

adj., ,
, ,
, ,

stifle v. ( )
foment ( v. ) foster ( v. )

vt., ;
vi.,

stigma n.
stigmatize ( v. )
mark of esteem ( )

n., (),
[] ,

stiletto

stiff ( adj. ) le
--->
--->
-->
stig ma

still --->
stilettostill

stiletto n. ( ) ( )
stil etto --->

n., ,

stilted

stil stilt stilted -->

stilted adj. ( )
stiffpompouslofty

adj.,

stimulant n. ( )
soporific ( adj.n. )

n.

stifle
stigma

stimulant

stimulate

stinginess

sting ( n./v. ) --->

stingy
stink

stench ( n.v. ) sink (

n. ) stink

stint

stingy ( adj. )
---> --->
( )

stimulate v. ( )
lethargic:stimulateskeptical:convince

tonic:stimulateanalgesic:deaden

galvanize:stimulateirrigate:flush

stinginess n.
stint ( v. )
munificence ( n. ) generosity ( n. )

vt., ; v.,

n.

stingy adj.
miser:stingyloner:solitary

adj., ,
,

stink v. ( ) n.stench

v.

stint v.adj.
lavish ( v.adj. )

v.

stipend

tip ( n.v. )
spend ( v. ) --->

stipend n.

n.,

stipple

tip ( n.v. )

stipple n./v.
stipple:dotstriate:band

n., ; vt.,
,

stipulate

stip ( n. ) ulate -->

stipulate v. ( )
request:commandpropose:stipulate

v.,

stipulation n.
tacit requirement ( ) stir v. ( )
( . ) n.ferment
exculpatory:absolvemotivational:stir

n., ,

stitch n. ( ) v.
tile:mosaicstitch:sample

v., ; n.,
,

stock n. ( )
livestockadj.routine
inventory:stockcensus:population

unique ( adj. )

n., , ,
, , , ,
; adj.,
, ,
, ;
vt., ,
, ; vi.,

stockade

stock ( n. ) ade --->

--->

stockade n. ( )
stocky ( adj. )
stockade:enclosurepillar:support

n., ;
vt.

stodgy

stodge ( n. )
stodgytoday

stodgy adj.dullcommonplace
stodgy:conservativemawkish:sentimental
:: ( )
exciting ( adj. )

stipulation

stitch

sting ( n./v. )

stock

stoic

stoke

stolid

Stoker

(
)
stoic ( n. )

stoic n.
stoic:perturb[flinch]avaricious:satisfy
[]

adj.,
, ,
, ,
, ,

n.

stoke v. ( )
stoke:fuelirrigate:water

v., ()

stolid adj.unemotionalimpassive
excitable ( adj. )

adj.,
,

stomach n.v.tolerate
refuse to tolerate ( )

n., , ;
v.

stonewall v. ( .. ) rebuff
cooperate fully ( )

vi., ,

n., , ;
vi., ,
, , ;
vt.,

stonewall

S to ma ch

stone wall -->

stoop

stupid ---> stoop

stupid

stoop v. ( ) condescendhumble

stouthearted

stout ( adj. )
hearted --->

stouthearted adj.courageous
pusillanimous ( adj. )

adj.,

stowaway

stow ( v. ) away ( adv. )

stowaway n. ( )
smuggler:tariffstowaway:fare

n.,

stomach

straightforward adj. ( )
adj., ,

, ,
tortuous ( adj. ) convoluted ( adj. ) byzantine (
;
adj. )
adv.
straightforwardly adv.
equivocate ( v. ) ---> communicate straightforwardly (
adv.
) straightforwardness ( n. ) ---> circuity ( n.
)
strait n. ( ) ( straits ) adj.
adj., ,
( ) narrow
; n., [straits]
isthmus:landstrait:water

straightforward
straightforwardl
y
strait

stranded adj.

adj.

strangulation n. ( )

n., ,

strat agem ---> --->

stratagem n. ( ) (
)
strategist ( n. )
stratagem:deceiveconcession:placate

n.,

stratify

strat ify --->

stratify v. ( ) .
stratosphere ( n. ) stratum (
n. )
homogenize ( v. )

vt.()

stray

street ( n. )

stray v.adj.
stray:groupdigress:subject[topic]

v., , ,
; adj.,
,

streak

stream ( n. ) streak

streak n. ( ) v.

v.,

stranded
strangulation

stratagem

strand (
n.v. )
strangle ( v. ) stranger (
n. )

stream

stream n. ( ) v.
stream:eddyanomaly:trend

confluence:streamsjunction:roads

n., , , , ,
; v., ,

strength

strength n. ( )
practicing:expertiseexercising:strength

attenuate:thicknessdebilitate:strength

slacken:tautnessdilute:strength

n., , , ,
,

strengthen v. ( . )
strenuous ( adj. ) stressful ( adj. )
enervate ( v. ) attenuate ( v. )

v.,

stretch

stretch v. ( ) ( )
ephemeral:endureinelastic:stretch

v., ;
n., ,

strew

strew v.scatterdisseminate
stew ( v. ) ---> Strew
--->

vt., ,

striated

striate ( adj.v. ) stria (

n. ) streeted ( ) --->

striated adj.striate
striated:groovebraided:stranddappled:spot

stipple:dotstriate:band

adj.,
,

stricture

strict ( adj. )

stricture n.censure
eulogy ( n. )

n.

stride

street ride street ride ( v. )

--->

stride n./v. ( )
quaff:sipstride:mince

v.(), ,
; n.

stridence

stri den ( n. )
--->
stridestridence

stridence n. ( )
stridence:soundgarishness:appearanceacridity:odor
( ) ( ) ( )

n.

strife

strive ( v. )

strife n. ( )
strike v. ( )
striking ( adj. )
strike --->
strike:medalmint:coin

n., ,
n., , ;
vt., , , ,
, , ,
; vi., , , ,
, , ,

string ( n. ) string --->

stri

stringent adj. ( ) ( )
astringent ( n.adj. )
lax ( adj. )

adj., ,

strip

trip ( n. ) strip

strip v. ( )
divestn.striptease
stripling ( n. ) striped (
adj. )
bedeck ( v. )

vt., ; n.,

stroke

strike (
v. )

stroke n. ( ) (
) v. ( ) caress
back stroke breast stroke over arm stroke sidestroke

stroll

street roll ( v. ) --->

--->

stroll v. ( ) ramble ( )
scroll ( n. )

strut

strut
strut

strut n./v. ( )
swagger ( )
pontificate:speakstrut:walk

strut:wingbuttress:wall

n., ,
; vi.,
; vt.,

studied

studied adj. ( ) contrived

studious ( adj. )
terseness:superfluousspontaneity:studied

adj.,

studio

studstudyio --->

studio n.
studio:artistlaboratory:scientist

n., , ,
()
,
(),
()

stuffy

stuff ( n.v. ) y --->

--->

stuffy adj. ( )

adj.

strengthen

stre ngthen --->

strike

stringent

stultify

stultstupid ( adj. )
ify

n., , ,
(),
(),
(),
, ;
n., ,
; v., ,

stultify v. ( )
vt.,
stirexciteanimate ( v. ) stultifying ( ) ---> exciting (
,
adj. ) /stirring ( adj. )

v., , ,
,
; n.,
vt., ,
; n., ,

v....,
...,
, ;
n.,
(),

stumble

stumble ( v./n. ) --->

stumble v.

stun

stun stand

stun v.
stunning ( adj. )

stunt

stunt stand

stunt v./n..
obstruct:progressstunt:growth

nurture ( v./n. )

stupefy

stupestupid fy --->

stupefy v.
stupor ( n. )

v.

stupendous

stupendstupid ous --->

stupendous adj. ( ) marvelous

adj.,

stupor

stupstupid or --->

stupor n.lethargy
stupor:alertdespair:hopeful

n.

sturdy

stubborn ( adj. ) sturdy

sturdy adj. ( )
decrepit ( adj. )

adj., ,
;
n.[]

stutter

stunt ( v.. ) --->

stutter v./n.
lump:walkstutter:talk

n., ;
v.

stygian

styStyx ( n. )
gian
stystyle ( n. ) gianjian
--->

stygian adj.
stygian:darkabysmal:low

adj.,

stylus

stylstyleus
--->

stylus n. ( )
stylus:marklamp:illumination

stylus:engravingshield:protecting

n.

stymie

stystylemie

stymie v.
foster ( v. ) promote ( v. ) abet ( v. )

n.[] ;
v.,

subdue

sub dueduce ---> --->

subdue v. ( )
implacable:appeaseindomitable[impenetrable]:subdue

inflame ( v. ) burgeon ( v. )

v.

subdued

impervious:damagedindomitable:subdued

subdued adj.
flamboyant ( adj. ) unruly ( adj. )
indominatable ( ) ---> easily subdued ( )

adj., ,
,

subject

sub ject --->

subject n.
subjection ( n. )
potentate ( n. )

n., , ,
, , []
; adj.,
, ...,
...,
... ;
vt....,

subjugate

sub ju gate ---> --->

subjugate v.enslave
blur:definitionsubjugate:independence

liberate ( v. ) enfranchise ( v. )

vt., ,
, ,

sub limelimit --->

sublime adj.
sublimate ( v.adj. ) subliminal ( adj. )
basedespicable ( adj. ) ridiculous ( adj. )
common ( adj. ) furtive ( adj. ) worthless

adj., ,
, ,
, ;
v., (),
(), () ;
n., ,

submerge

sub merge ( v. ) --->

--->

submerge v.
emerge ( v. ) emergency ( n. )
submerge:waterinter:earth

bend:rigidsubmerge:buoyantdissolve:insoluble

v., , ;
vi.

submission

sub miss ion --->

submission n.
submit ( v. )
submission:obeisanceaffection:embrace

n., , ,
,

submissive adj. ( ) obedient

insubordinate:submissivecapricious:deliberate

recalcitrant ( adj. )

adj.

sublime

submissive

subordinate adj.n.
subordinacy ( n. ) subordination ( n. )
peer ( n. ) principal ( n. )

adj., ,
; n. ;
v.

sub orn ---> -->

suborn v. ( )

v.

subpoena

sub poenapenalty ( n. ) --->

--->

subpoena n. ( ) ( )
subpoena:witnessconscript:soldier

royalty:paymentsubpoena:writ

lien:claimsubpoena:command

n. ; vt.,

subscribe

sub scribe ---> --->

subscribe v.

v., ,
(), ,

subservience

sub servienceserve --->

--->

subservience n.
subservient ( adj. )
compliment:flatterydeference:subservience

willfulness:headstrongsubservience:fawning

n.,

subside

sub side ---> --->

subside v. ( ) ( )
promote ( v. ) withhold pressure ( )

v., , ,
,

subsidiary

sub sid iary ---> --->

subsidiary adj.
preponderant ( adj. )

adj.,

subordinate

sub ordorderinate --->

order --->

suborn

subsidy

subsidiary ( adj. )

subsist

sub sistinsist ---> -->

substantial

substance ( n. )

subsidy n.
subsidize ( v. ) subvention ( n. )
sop:conciliatorysubsidy:supportive

subsidy:supportdebt:obligation

subsist v. ( )
subsistence ( n.livelihood )

n.,

v., ,

substantial adj.
tenuous ( adj. ) vaporous ( adj. )
diaphanous ( adj. )

adj., ,
,

substantiate

substantiate v.
controvert ( v. ) disapprove ( v. ) disproof ( n. )
---> substantiation ( n. ) inane ( adj. ) --->
substantiated ( )

vt.,

substantive

substantive adj.
trivial ( adj. )

adj.,
, ,
, ;
n.[], ,

substratum

sub stratum ( n. ) --->

substratum n.
subterranean ( adj. ) terrain ( n. ) terrace ( n. )

n.,

subsume

sub sume ---> --->

subsume v. ( . )
assume ( v. ) resume ( v. )

v.,

subterfuge

sub terfuge ---> -->

subterfuge n. ( )
subterfuge:deceiveeulogy:praisedecanter:pour

candor:subterfugebrash:deliberate

n.

subtle adj. ( )
subtle:ignoresalient:observe

subtle:overlooktractable:lead

palpable ( adj. ) blatant ( adj. )

adj., ,
, ,

subtle

subtlety

subtle ( adj. )

subtlety n. ( )
melodrama:subtletychimera:authenticity

n., ,

subtraction

subtract ( v. ) sub tract -->

subtraction n.
remainder:subtractionresidue:evaporation

n.

subvert

sub vert ---> --->

subvert v.
sabotage:subvertnessbully:intimidationdupe:duplicity
:
reinforce ( v. )

vt., ,

succinct

suc cinct --->

succinct adj. ( )
loquacious:succinctadroit ungainly

voluble ( adj. ) verbose ( adj. ) babble (

v. ) ---> express succinctly ( )

adj., ,

succinctness

succinctness n.
circumlocution ( n. ) prolixity ( n. )
verbosity ( n. )
succor n./v. ( )
succor:reliefcaution:warning
( )
aggravate ( v. ) deny aid ( )

n.,
n., ,
; vt.,

succor

succor success

succulent

succsuck ( v. ) ulent --->

succulent adj.juicy
suckle ( v. )

adj., ,
; n.,

succumb

suc cumb ---> --->

succumb v. ( )
recumbent ( adj. ) encumber ( v. )

vi., ,

suede

Sweden ( n. ) --->

suede n. ( )

n.

suffice

face --->

suffice v. ( )

vi., ;
vt.

suffocate

suf foc ate ---> --> .

suffocate v. ( )
suffocate:oxygenstarve:nutrients

vt., , ;
vi., ,

suffrage

suff rage ( n. )

suffrage n.franchise

n., , ,
[]

suffuse

suf fuse ---> -->

suffuse v. ( )
effusive ( adj. )
tint:suffuseamble:wanderdamp:quench

v.

suitcase

suit case

suitcase n.
suitcase:luggagehat:millinery

wallet:moneysuitcase:clothing

n.,

suite

suit ( n. ) e

suite n. ( )

n.(),
(), , ,
,

sulky

sulk ( n./v. ) y key --->

--->

sulky adj.
rejoice ( v. )

adj.,

sullen

sulsol len

sullen adj.
sullen:levity
:

adj.,
,
()

sultry

--->
--->

summarily

summary ( adj. ) ly

sully

sully v. ( )

v.

sultry adj.voluptuous

adj., ,
,

summarily adv.
after long deliberation ( )

adv., ,
,

summary

summary n.adj.
compendium:summaryanthology:collection
( )
aside:digressionsummary:excerpt
( )

n.,

summit

summit n.
crest:waveroof:roomsummit[peak]:mountain

nadir ( n.; )

n., ;
adj. ;
vi.

summon

summon v.
command:requestsummon:invite

summons:citation
:
dismiss ( v. )

v., , ,
,

sumptuous adj.
sober ( adj. ) sobriety ( n. )
spartan ( adj. ) ascetic ( adj. ) frugal (
adj. )

adj.,

sumptuous

sunder

sundry
supercilious

sum ptuous ---> -->

sunder v.
asunder ( adv. )
ssplit ( v. ) under ---> --collapse:implodedivide:sunder
> s under --->

link ( v. ) connectconjoin ( v. ) combine ( v. )

yoke ( v. ) bond ( v. )

v.,

sun dry --->

sundry adj.miscellaneous

adj.

supercili ous --->

--->

supercilious adj.
superannuated ( adj. ) annu ""superb (
adj. )
obsequious ( adj. ) humble ( adj. )

adj., ,

superciliousness n.
humility ( n. )

superciliousness
superficial

superficial adj. ( )
superfic ial ---> ---> pith ( n. ) ---> superficial element ( ) central (
adj. )

n.

adj., ,

superficiality

superficiality n.
dilettante:superficialitypartisan:bias

profundity ( n. )

n.,

superficially

superficially adv.
plumb ( v. ) ---> examine superficially ( )

adv.

superfluity n.
pertinent:relevanceredundant:superfluity
:: ( )
scarcity ( n. )

n.,

superfluous

superfluous adj.
terseness:superfluousspontaneity:studied

integral ( adj. )

adj., ,

superimpose

superimpose ( v. )

superimpose v. ( )
superintend ( v. ) superlative ( adj. ) supernal (
adj. ) supernatural ( adj. )
superimpose:aboveinsert:between

v.,

supernova

supernova ( n. )

supernova n. ( )
novice ( n. )

n.[]

superfluity

superflu ity ---> --->

supersede

supersede ---> --->

supersede v.

vt., , ,
...,
[] ; vi.

superstition

superstition ---> -->

superstition n.
superstructure ( n. ) supervise ( v. ) vis
""

n.

supine

su pine ( n.v. )

supine adj. ( )
vigilant ( adj. )

adj.,
, ,

supplant

sup plant --->

--->

supplant v. ( ) .
supplant:replacesnatch:take

vt.,

supplementary

supply ( v./n. )

supplementary adj.
synopsis:condensedappendix:supplementary

n.(supplementaries)
, ;
adj.

suppleness

supplicate ( v. ) supple (
adj.v. ) s
uppleapple

suppleness n.
emollient:supplenessdesiccant:dryness

numb:sensationstiff:suppleness

stiffness ( n. ) rigidness ( n. )

n., ,

supplicant

supply ( v. )
---> supplicant

supplicant n.
humility:supplicantresistance:adversary

supplicant:beseechingcoquette:flirtatious

n.(=suppliant),
;
adj.(=suppliant)

supplicate

sup plic ate ---> --> supplicsupplyate supply

supplicate v.
protest:dissuadesupplicate:entreat

demand ( v. )

v., , ,

supposition

suppose ( v. )

supposition n.
certainty ( n. )

n., , ,

surcharge

surcharge v..n.
sur charge ( v. ) ---> -- surmount ( v. ) mount ( v. ) surpass (
->
v. )
discount ( v.n. )

n., ,
;
vt.,

surfeit

sur feit ---> --->

feet ---> --->

surfeit n./v. ( )
famish ( v. ) starve ( v. ) deprivation ( n. )
insufficientsupply ( ) deficiency ( n. )

n., , ;
vt.,
; vi.

surge

insurgent ( adj. ) in
surge

surge v./n.

n., , ;
vi., , ,
, ;
vt.,

surgeon

surgeon n.
scalpel:surgeontelescope:astronomer

surgeon:dexterityacrobat:agility

n.

surly

sursirly ---> --->

surly adj.gruffdomineering

adj., ,
, ,

surmise

sur mise ---> --->

surmise n./v. ( ) conjecture

v. ; n.

surplus

sur plus --->

surplus adj.n.
surrealism ( n. ) realism ( n. )
nonplus ( v. )

n., ,
[] ;
adj., ;
vt.,

surrender

sur render ---> --->

surrender v. ( )
inalienable:surrenderedimplacable:propitiated

appropriate ( v. )

vt., , ,
; vi., ;
n., , ;

surreptitious

sur reptcreep itious --->

--->

surreptitious adj.secret
barefaced ( adj. ) aboveboard ( adj. )

adj., ,

surrogate

sur rog
ate --->
gate --->

surrogate n.adj.
surrogate:indirect
:
substitute ( n.v. )

n., ,
; vt.,

surveillance n. ( )

n.,

surveyor n.

n.,

surveyor

sur veillancevigilance ( n. )

sur veil ( n. ) lance --> --->

survey ( v. ) orSur vey
--->

survive

sur vivelive ---> --->

survive v. ( )
survival ( n. )
perish ( v. )

v., ,

susceptibility

susceptible (
adj. )
sus cept ible --->
--->

susceptibility n.sensitivity
suspense ( n. ) suspicion ( n. )
immunity ( n. )

n., , ,
[]

suspend

sus pend ---> --->

--->

suspend v. ( ) .
let fall ( ) erect ( v. ) invoke (
v. )

vt., ; v.

suspicious

suspect (
n.adj.v. )

suspicious adj.questionable
suspicion ( n. )
suspicious:paranoidadmiring:idolatrous

enthusiasm:maniasuspicion:paranoia

adj.( of) ,

sustenance

sustain ( v. )

sustenance n. ( ) livelihood
sustained ( adj. )

n., , ()

suture

suture n. ( ) v.
incision ( n. ) avulse ( v.. )

n.[], ,
; vt.

svelte

svelswell ( v. ) te
--->

surveillance

swagger

swallow
swamp
swank

waddle ( n./v. )
swag ( n./v. ) wag ( n./v. )
sway ( v. )

Swalllow --->

s wawatermpwater --->

swan ( n. )
kswan k

( )

swarm

a swarm of worms.

swarthy

s
warthy

svelte adj. ( ) slim

adj.,
plump ( adj. ) paunchy and awkward ( )
swagger v./n. ( )
strutbraggadocio
swagger:bravadocaress:affection

blustering[pontificate]:speakswaggering:walk
swallow v.n.
disgorge ( v. )
swamp n.v.overwhelm

swank v.swaggerstrutadj.pretentious

n.,
, ;
vi.,
,
, ;
vt., ;
n.[], , ;
vt., , , ,
, , ,
; vi.,
n., ,
; v., ,
adj. ;
vi., ;
n., ,
,

swarm n. ( ) ( n., ; v.,

) v.
, , ,
swarm up ( v. )

swarthy adj. ( )

adj.,

sway

sway v./n. ( )
swagger ( n./v. )
indubitable:questionedresolute:sway

v.,

swearword

swear ( v. ) word

swearword n. ( )
accolade ( n. )

n.,

swell

s well ( n. )

swell v./n. ( ) ( )

v.(),

sweltering

swelter ( v. ) sweat (
n. ) ing

sweltering adj.sultry
frigid ( adj. )

adj., ,

swerve

---> --->

swerve v./n.
plummet:fallswerve:turn

maintain direction ( )

v. ; n.

swill

swill swell ( v. )

swill v. ( )
swill:sipgobble:nibble

sip ( v. )

vt., , ,
; vi.,
; n., ,
,

swindle v./n. ( )
implacable:compromisehonest:swindle

v. ; n.

swine n.

n.,

swine

swindle money dwindle ( v.

)
S windle --->
--->
s wine ( n. )

swing

sway ( v. )

swing v.n.
oscillation:swingmomentum:scooter

v., , ,
; n., ,

swipe

s wipe ( v. )
--->

swipe n./v. ( )

n., ; vt.,
,

swirl

swirl whirl ( n./v. )

swirl v.n.eddy

n., ;
vt. ; vi.,
, ;
vi.<>,

switch n.v.
liquid:valveelectric current:switch

n., , ;
vt.,

sybarite n.
spartan ( n. ) ascetic ( n. )

n.

swindle

switch

sybarite

sycophant

Sybaris ( )

Syseebarrite ( n. )
--->

sycophant n. ( )
libertine:dissoluterival:competitionsycophant:flattery[fawnobsequi n., ,
t --->
ous]
; adj.,
--->
miser:hoard dandy:preen extortionist:intimidation pundit:opinion

narcissist:self
syllabus n. ( )
itinerary:tripsyllabus:courseagenda:meeting

syllabus

busbus
--->

syllogism

sylsymsyn log
ism --->

symbiosis

symsamebio sis -->

symmetry

symsamemetry --->
--->

syllogism n. ( ) (
)
symbiosis ( n. ) bio
remonstrance:offendsyllogism:disprove

symbiosis n.
parity:equalsymbiosis:interdependent

symmetry n.
disproportion ( n. )

sympathetic

symsamepath
etic --->

sympathetic adj.
callous ( adj. )

adj.,
, ;
n.[],

symphony

symsamepho
ny --->

symphony n. ( )
epilogue:novelcoda:symphony

script:playscore:symphony

exhibition:paintingconcert:symphony

n.,

symposium

symsamepos ium --->

--->

symposium n. ( )

n.,

symptom n.
pain:analgesicsymptom:palliative

n.[][],

symptom

n.

n.[],
,

n.[](),
(,)
n.,

synchronous
syncopate
syndrome

synsamechron ous ---> -->

synsamecopchop ate ---> --->

synsamedrome --->
---> synsame
dromedrone ( n.v. ) --->
--->

synchronous adj.
out-of-phase ( ) occurring at different times (
) noncontemporaneous ( adj. )

adj., []

syncopate v. ( never ne'er )

vt.[],
[]

syndrome n. ( )

n.

synergic

synsameerg ic --->
--->

synergic adj.
antagonistic ( adj. )

adj.,

synonymous

synosamenymnameous --->
--->

synonymous adj.
synonymous:meaninginterchangeable:function

adj.

synopsis

synsameopsis ---> -->

synopsis n. ( )
synopsis:condensedappendix:supplementary

synopsis:concisenessdistillate:purity

abbreviation:sentencesynopsis:narrative

n.

synthesis

synsamethes
is --->

synthesis n. ( )
antithetic ( adj. ) anti thet ic
analysis ( n. ) take apart ( )

n.,

syringe n.

n., ,
; v., ,

systematic adj. ( )
haphazard ( adj. )

adj.,

syseering e --->

syringe
syseeringerange
--->

systematic

system ( n. ) atic

systematize

systematize v.
randomize ( v. )

v.

table

table v. ( . )
consider ( v. )

n., , ,
, , ;
adj., ;
vt., ,

tablecloth

table cloth

tablecloth n.
tableland ( n. )
tablecloth:tablesheet:mattress

n.

taboo

taboo adj. ( ) n.

n.(),
, ;
adj., ;
vt., , ,

tachometer

tacho meter

tachometer n. ( )

n.,

tacit

tact ( n. ) I ( )

tacit adj. ( )
tacit:inferencoded:decode

explicit ( adj. ) expressly stated ( )

directlyexpressed ( ) stipulation ( n. ) ---> tacit re

adj.

taciturn

taciturn adj.
taciturn:chattermagnanimous:begrudge

loquacious ( adj. ) prolix ( adj. ) glib (

adj. ) ;voluble ( adj. ) expansive (
adj. )

adj.

taciturnity

taciturnity n.
garrulity ( n. ) volubility ( n. ) windbag ( n. )

n.

tack

tackle ( n.v. ) tack

tackletackle

tack n.

n., ,
, ;
vt.,
; vi.,

tackiness

tack ( n. ) tackiness

tackiness n.
tackiness:adhesivesharpness:scalpel

tack ( n. ) tackle

tackle v.n. ( )
bolster:supporttackle:hoist

tackle

n., , ,
, , , ;
vt., (),
, , ;
vi., ,

tact

tactic ( n. ) tactic
tact

tact n. ( )
tact:offensivemoney:poor

diplomat:tactinventor:ingenuity

tactile

tact ( n. ) ile --->

tactile adj.tangible
contact ( n./v. )
tactile:touchaffective[sentient]:emotion
::

tactlessness

tact ( n. )

tactlessness n. ( )
chicanery:clevertactlessness:truthful

obstinate:preservetactless[insensitive]:offend
[]
savvy ( v.n. )

tadpole

tadtoad ( n. ) pole ( n. ) --->

--->

tadpole n.
tadpole:frogcaterpillar:butterfly

tag

tailor

taint

adj., ,
;
n.[]

n.[]

n.,

tag n. (
, ,
)
, , ,
--->
canopy:covertag:identify
, ;

vt., ,
, , ;
vi.
tailor n.v.
saw:carpenterscissors:tailor
n. ; vt.,

(), ,
cartographer:maptailor:clothing
; v.

stain ( n./v. )

taint v. ( ) n.
integrity ( n. )

v. ; n.

tainted adj.
wholesome ( adj. ) unspoiled ( adj. )
pristine ( adj. ) unadulterated ( adj. )
unblemished ( adj. )

tainted

taking

n., , ,
;
vt.
;
vi.()

take ---> taking

talisman

talis man --->

talkative

talk ative --->

tally

tall
y""

talon

--->

tambourine

tambourtimbre ( n. )
ine --->

taking adj.fetchingn.
talisman n. ( )
retaliate ( v. ) re tali ate --->
talisman:objectincantation:utterance

talkative adj.
garrulous:talkativecloying:sweet

tally v. ( . )

talon n.
talon:eagleclaw:panther

tambourine n. (
)
trumpet:horntambourine:drum

tame adj.
tame:tractable
:
racy ( adj. )

tame

tamp

tap ( n./v. )

tamp v. ( . )

tamper

temper ( v. ) --> tamper

tamper v. ( . )
tamper:adjustmisrepresent:communicate

tan

tan ( ) ( tannin )

tan v. ( )
tanner ( n. )

n.(),
, ;
adj., ,
,
n., ,
,

adj., ,

n.(,

), , ,
, , ,
, ;
vt., , ,
, ;
n.,

n.
adj.()
,
()
, ,
, ,
; vt., ,
, ;
vi.
vt., ; n.,

vi., , ,
, , ;
vt. ; n., ,

n.,
, ;
adj., ;
v.,

tangent adj.
essential ( adj. )

adj., ,
, ;
n., []

tangential

tangential adj.
gist ( n. ) ---> tangential point ( )

adj.

tangible

tangible adj.palpable
initial[incipient]:realizedtangible:indefinitemoribund:dead
:
unable to perceive ( )

adj.

tangle

tangle v./n. ( . ) snarl

conundrum:solvetangle:unravel

n. ;
v.

tangent

tangtag ent ---> --->

--->

tango

tango n. ( )

tango:danceelegy:poem

n.

tangy

tangy adj. ( )
bland ( adj. )

adj.,
,

tantalize

tantalize v. (
Tantalus

tease:tantalize

:
Tantalitallze ---> alleviate ( v. ) assuage ( v. ) ease ( v. )
r

vt.,

tantamount

tant amount --->

tantamount adj. ( ) .
incommensurate ( adj. )

adj.

tantrum

tant rumroom --->

tantrum n.
pacify ( v. )

n.,

taper

paperTaper
paper

tapestry

tapes
try

tardy

retard ( v. )

taper n.v. ( )

abate:intensitytaper:width

tapestry n. ( )
chiaroscuro:contrastfiligree:delicacytapestry:intricacy

tardy adj. ( )
sluggish

n., ;
v.,
n., ;
vt.,

adj.
n.[], ,
; vt.
n., , ,
(,
)
; vt.

tare

ta re

tare n.

tariff

tariff n. ( )
smuggler:tariffstowaway:fare

tarnish

tarnish v./n. ( . )
tarnish:dullvitrify:smooth

silver:tarnishiron:rust

tarpaulin

--->

tarry

tardy ( adj. )

tarpaulin n. ( )
lint[linoleum]:coveringtarpaulin:garment
[]
tarpaulin:coveringraincoat:garment

tarry v. ( )

tart

tart tear

tart adj.

tassel

""

tassel n. (
)

tasty

taste ( v.n. )

tasty adj. ( )
uninteresting ( adj. )

tatty

tatty adj.
tattered ( adj. ) tatter ( n. )
smart ( adj. )

adj., ,

t aunt

taunt v. ( )
daunt ( v. ) gaunt ( adj. )
flout:disregardmock:imitatetaunt:challenge

taunt:provokeplot:outwit
:: ( )

n., ; vt.,
;
adj.[]()

taunt

v.

n.

v. ; n.,
adj., ,
, ;
vt. ; n.,
n., ; vt. ;
vi.
adj., ;
n.,

taut

--->

tauten

taut adj.
slacken:tautnessdilute:strength

taut:commodiousextraordinary:purlieu

loosen unfirm ( ) slack ( adj. )

adj.(),
,

tauten v.
loosen ( v. ) slacken ( v. )

v.

tautological

tauto log ical --->

--->

tautological adj. ( )

tawdry

tawdtoad ( n. )
ry --->

tawdry adj. ( )
exquisite ( adj. )

adj.,
; n.

taxing

tax taxing

taxing adj.
light ( adj. ) easy ( adj. )

adj.,

taxonomist

taxo
nomnameist

taxonomist n.
taxonomy ( n. )
taxonomist:classifycarpenter:build

n.

teammate

team mate

teammate n.
roommate ( n. )
ally:warteammate:game

n.

tear

"""
"

tear v.rend
inflate:burstpull:tear

tether ( v. ) stabilize ( v. )

tease

tea se
--->
tease ease

tease v. ( )
tease:tantalize
:

technocrat

techno crat

tedious

technocrat n. ( )

n., , ,
, , , ;
vi., , ,
, ; vt.,
, , , ,
, ,
n., , ;
vt., , ,
, , , ,

n.,

tedious adj. ( )
tedium ( n. )
tedious:energydisturbing:composure

discompose:pacific[placid] fabricate:authentic[ingenuous] engage:tedious

[]
entertaining ( adj.

adj.,
,

teem

team teem

teem v.

v.

teeter

teeter v.vacillatetotter
stabilize ( v. )

v.,

teetotaler

teeteatotaler --->

teetotaler n.
ascetic:luxuryteetotaler:alcohol

n.,

teetotalism n.
intemperance ( n. )

n.

tell
ing

telling adj.
not effective ( )

adj., ,

marry ty --->

temerity n. ( ) recklessness
alacrity:apathetictemerity:timid

circumspection ( n. ) pusillanimity ( n. ) cautious

approach ( )

n.,

teetotalism
telling

temerity

temper n.
n.(), ,
temperamental ( adj. ) tempest ( n.v. ) , , , ,
volatile:temperready:wit
, ;

v.(),
asperity ( n. ) ---> mildness of temper ( )
,

temper

temperance

temper ( n.v. ) ance

temperance n.
objectivity:partisantemperance:reprobate

n., , ,
()

temperate

temper ( v.n. ) ate

temperate adj.
temperate:restraintenacious:persist

extreme ( adj. ) frivolous ( adj. )

adj., ,
, ()

temperately adv.
harangue ( n./v. ) ---> speak temperately (
)

adv.,

temperately

temperature

temperature n.
thermometer:temperaturecompass:direction

attenuate:thicknesscool:temperature

n.

tempestuous

temptemper est uous

tempestuous adj.
halcyon ( adj. )

adj.,

tempo

temtimepo --->

tempo n. ( )
temporal ( adj. ) temporary ( adj. )
crescendo:soundacceleration:tempo

n.(),

temporize

tempor ize --->

temporize v. ( )

v.

tenable

ten able ---> --->

tenable adj. ( )
ineluctable[inevitable]:avoiduntenable:defend

unjustified ( adj. ) unsound ( adj. )

specious ( adj. ) indefensible ( adj. ) fal

adj.

ten acious ---> --->

tenacious adj.
beneficent:harmtenacious:yieldinsouciant:worry

temperate:restraintenacious:persist

negotiable ( adj. )

adj.

tenacity adj.
vacillation ( n. ) yield ( v. )

n.

tenant n.

n., , ;
v.

tend v.
attend ( v. )
assert:belabortend:fuss

vi., ;
vt.,

tenacious

tenacity
tenant

rent ( v. ) tenant

tend

tendentious

tendence ( n. )
tend entious ---> --->

tendentious adj.
unbiased ( adj. ) unprejudiced ( adj. )

adj.,

tender

tender
""

tender v. ( ) adj.
tenderize ( v. )
tender:acceptanceexhibit:inspection

withdraw ( vt. )

adj., ,

tendinous

tend
inous -->

tendinous adj. ( )
tendinous:sinewy
:

adj.[]

tenet

ten et ---> --->

tenet n. ( )

n.

ten or ---> ---> ten

or ---> --->

tenor n.

n., , ,
, , ;
adj.[]

tension

tens ion ---> --->

tension n./v.
tensile ( adj. )
torque:rotationtension:elongation

slacken[slacken]:tensionblunt:sharpness

idyll ( n. ) ---> experience fraught with tension

n.(), ,
, , , ,
; vt.,

tentative

tent ( n. ) ative --->

--->

tentative adj. ( ) provisional

n., ;
adj., ,
,

tenuous

tenu ous --->

tenuous adj.slender
attenuate ( v. ) extenuate ( v. )
substantial ( adj. )

adj.

tenure

ten ure ---> --->

tenure n. ( )

n.()
, (),
, ()

tepid

tepid

tenor

termination

term ination --->

tepid adj.halfhearted
adj., ,
lukewarm ( adj. )
,
fevered ( adj. ) ardent ( adj. ) ebullient ( adj
termination n.conclusion
terminable ( adj. ) terminus ( n. )
voting:roll calltermination:cloture

inception:terminationmatriculation:graduation

n.

terminology

termite

terpsichorean

term ( n. ) inology --->

terminology n. ( )
terminology:languageuniform:clothing

n.

---> --->

termite n. (

)
pun:joketermite:insect

n.[]

terpsichorean adj.
choreography ( n. )

n. ; adj.

muse
Terpsichore

Terpsicho re an ---> -->

terrace

terterrain ( n. ) ace --->

terrace n.

n., ,
, ,
, ;
adj.() ;
vt.,

terrapin

terrain
P

terrapin n.
terrestrial ( adj. ) territoriality ( n. )
territory ( n. )

n.[]

terror n. ( )
apprehension:terroraffection:adoration

terror:fearcraving:desire

n., ,
,

--->

terse adj.
aphoristic:tersehyperbolic:exaggerated

abandon:inhibitionvoluble:terse

terse:superfluityparsimonious:expenditure

adj.,

terseness n.
terseness:superfluousspontaneity:studied

n.,

tertiary adj.

adj., ,
;
n.[],
,
[]

terror

terse

terseness

tertiary

ter
tiary

testator

testify ( v. )

testimony

testitestify ( v. ) mony --->

testiness

test iness --->

testiness n.
patience ( n. ) imperturbability ( n. )

n.,

testy

test y ---> --->

testy adj.
testy:annoy[offend]tractable:controlhesitate:balkpliable:influence
[]

affable ( adj. ) open-minded ( adj. )

goodhumor/humorous

adj.,

tether

tether v. ( ) ( )
detach ( v. ) loose ( v. ) tear ( v. )

n.

text n. ( )
texture ( n. ) textile ( n. )
pretext ( v./n. )
glossary:testlegend:map

text:extemporizescore:improvise

n., , ,

text

testator n.
testament ( n. )
heirloom:ancestorbequest:testator

testimony n.
testimonial ( n. )
calumny:assertion[representation]perjury:testimony

n.[]

n.(
), ,

thatch

that --->

thatch n.

n.,
,
; vt.

thaw

thaw v. ( )

n.

theatrical

theatrtheater ( n. ) ical --->

theatrical adj. (
)
natural ( adj. ) restrained ( adj. )

adj.

theocracy

theo cracy
The --->

theologian

theocracy n. ( )
theism ( n. ) atheism ( n. ) autocracy ( n. )
anathema:cursetheocracy:state
anathema theocracy

n., ,

theologian n.
seminary:theologianconservatory:artist

diary:biographerscripture::theologian

n.,

theology

theo ology

theology n. ( )
conservatory:musicseminary:theologyobservatory:astronomy

n.

therapeutic

theraptherapy ( n. ) eutic --->

therapeutic adj.
therapist ( n. )
therapeutic:hospitalilluminating:school

adj., ;
n.,

thermometer

thermo meter

thermometer n.
thermal ( adj. )
thermometer:temperaturecompass:direction

n.,

thespian

Thespis ( )
the spian --->

thespian adj. ( )
thickness n.
thicket ( n. )
collapse:volume cool:temperature debilitate:strength
attenuate:thickness

thickness

thorny

thorn ( n. ) th orn

thorny adj.vexatious
smooth ( adj. )

n., , ,
(),

adj.,
n., , ;
vt. ;
adj.
vt.(),
(),
, , ,
, ; vi.,
, , ; n.,

thrall

th rall

thrall n. ( )
enthrall ( v. )

thrash

th rash ( adj. )

thresh ( v. )

thrash v. ( )

threadbare

thread bare ( v. )
--->

threadbare adj.
threadbare[timeworn]:noveltylabyrinthine:directness

adj.,

threnody

thren ody th ren ody

--->

threnody n. ( )
threnetical ( adj. )

n.,

thresh

thrash ( v. )

thresh v. ( )

vt., ,
, , ;
vi., ,

thrive v.
v., , ,
thrift ( n. )

languish ( v. ) wizen ( v. ) fail ( v. )

thrive
throes

s ---> th
roe s
--->

throng

th rong --->

throes n. ( ) ( )

throttle

throtthroat ( n. ) tle --->

throng n.v.
throne ( n. )
protract:lengththrong:number

throttle v.n.

throwback

throw back

throwback n. ( )

thrust

th rust rust thrust

thrust v. ( )

thunderbolt

thunder ( n. ) bolt ( n. )

thunderbolt n.

n., ,
,

th
wart

thwart v. ( . )
oppose:thwarttreat:cure

facilitate ( v. ) abet ( v. ) support ( v. )

aid ( v. ) foment ( v. ) foster ( v. )
bolster ( n.v. )

adj. ; vt.,
, ;
adv.prep. ;
n.[]

thwart

v.
v.
n., , ,
, []
n., , , , ,
; vt., ,
, , , ,
, ; vi.,
, , ,

ticklish

tickle ( v. ) tickstick
( n. ) le --->

tidy

tiff

ti ff

tightfisted

tight ( adj. ) fist ( n./v.

) ed --->

tile

timber

lumber ( n. )

timeworn

time worn ( adj. )

timid

tim idtimorous (
adj. )

timidity

ticklish adj.
tickler ( n. )
pliant:influenceticklish:offend

imperturbable ( adj. )

adj., ,
,

tidy adj. ( )
slovenly ( adj. )

n.,
;
adj., ,
; vt.,
, ; vi.,
;
adj.<>

tiff n.
offense:peccadilloquarrel[squabble]:tifffailing:foible

n., ,
, ; vi.,
; vt.

tightfisted adj.stingy
tightwad ( n. )
tightfisted:parsimoniousbrattish:mischievous
( )
tile n. (
)
piece:jigsaw puzzlestitch:samplertile:mosaic

timber n. ( ) ( )
timbre ( n. )
quarry:stonefell:timber

timeworn adj. ( ) trite

timely ( adj. )
threadbare[timeworn]:noveltylabyrinthine:directness

novel ( n.adj. )
timid adj. ( ) ( )
alacrity:apathetictemerity:timid

self-confident:timidopen:shy

audacious ( adj. )

adj.

n.,

n.,

adj.,

adj.,

timidity n.
effrontery ( n. )

n.

adj.

timorous

tim orous --->

timorous adj. ( )
intimidate ( v. )
intrepid ( adj. ) scrappy ( adj. ) stalwart (
adj. )

tinder

timber ( n. ) tinder

tinder n. ( )

n.,

tinge

tint ( n.v.. )

tinge v. ( . )
colorless ( adj. ) ---> tinged ( adj. )

n., , ,
, ; vt.,

tinker

tin ( n. ) ker -->

tinker v. ( ) n.
tinker:adjustscribble:write

vi.,
; vt. ;
n.,

tint n.v..
stain ( n.v. )
tilt ( v. )
tint:suffuseamble:wanderdamp:quench

n.

tip ( n.v. )
ple ---> ti
ppleapple

tipple v. ( ) n.

n., ;
vt. ; vi.

tirtire ade --->

--->

tirade n.
bombast:pompoustirade:critical

anger:tiradeexaggeration:hyperbole

dispassionate speech ( )

n.

tire

tire n.v.
candle:waxcandy:sugartire:rubber

n.<>, ,
, ; vt.,
, ; vi.,

tissue

tissue n. ( )
molecule:atomstissue:cells

n., ,
, [],

tint

tipple

tirade

titanic

TITANIC

titanic adj.

adj.[](),

titillate

titilltickle ( v. ) ate
ti till ate
--->

titillate v. ( ) ( )

v.,

tittitle ( n. ) ular ---> --->

titular adj.nominal

adj.,
, ;
n.()

toady

toad ( n. ) ytoad

toady n. ( )
sycophantv.
blowhard:boastfultoady:obsequious[flatter]

recluse:solitudetoady:favor

n., ;
v.,

tobacco

tobacco -->

tobacco n.
nicotine:tobaccocaffeine:coffee

n., ,

titular

toil

oil --->
toil v./n.
toil
foil ( n.v. ) coil ( v. ) roil ( v. )
tolerance n. ( )
bigot:toleranceliar:honestyturncoat:constancy

inured:toleranceaddicted:dependency

tolerance

tolerant adj.forbearing
posturer:unaffected bigot:tolerant provincial:cosmopolitan
servile:domination

tolerate v. ( )
brook ( v. ) / stomach ( v. ) ---> refuse to tolerate (
)
toleration n.
countenance:tolerationdemur:objection

tolerant

tolerate
toleration

n., , , ,
; vi., ,

n., , ,
,
()(
) ;
vt.()

adj., ,

vt.,

n.

tombstone n.
epitaph:tombstonemotto:shield

n.,

tongs

tongs n. ( )
tongs:graspingreel:winding

n.,

tonic

tonic n. ( ) adj.
antidote:poisontonic:lethargy

tonic:stimulate[invigorate]analgesic:deaden

conducive:fomenttonic:invigorate

enfeebling ( adj. )

adj., ;
n.,

tonsorial

to nsorial

tonsorial adj.
tonsorial:hairsartorial:apparel

adj.,

tooth n.
tooth:enameltree:bark

n.

topmost adj.
nadir ( n. ) ---> topmost point

adj.,

tombstone

tomb stone

tooth
topmost
topography
topple

top ( n. ) most
topo graphy --->

top ple ---> .

topography n.

n.

topple v. ( ) .

v.
n.,

topsoil

top soil

topsoil n.
topsoil:erodepaint:peel

topsy-turvy

topsytopturvyturn

topsy-turvy adj.
tranquil ( adj. )

adv.,
;
adj.

torment

tor ment ---> --->

torment n./v.

n. ; v.

tornado

tor nado --->

tornado n. ( )
tornado:airwhirlpool:water

torpedo

tor pedo

torpedo n. ( )

torpid

---> --->

torpid adj.
responsive ( adj. ) ebullient ( adj. ) ardent (
adj. )

n., , ,
(
) ; []
()

n., ;
v.,
adj., ,
, []

torpor n. ( )
torpor:iciness?
:?
n., ,
extreme excitability ( ) zeal ( n. ) alertness (
n. ) animation ( n. ) ebullience ( n. ) ardor (
n. )

torpor

torpid ( adj. )

torque

tor que --->

torque n. ( )
torque:rotationtension:elongation

n.,

torrential

torrent ( n. ) ial
tor ren
tial

torrential adj.
trickling ( )

adj.

torrid

--->

torrid adj.
arctic ( adj. )

adj.

torridness n.
frigidity ( n. )

torridness
torso

torso n. ( )

()
,

tortuous

tort uous --->

tortuous adj.winding
labyrinth:tortuousornament:decorative

straightforward ( adj. ) direct ( adj. )

adj.,

torture

tort ure ---> --->

torture n./v. ( )

n., , ,
; vt., ,
,

toss

--->

toss v. ( )

v.,

totalitarian

total itarian -totalitarian adj. (

->
) n.

adj. ;
n.

totter

--->

totter v.stagger

vi., , ,
;
n.

touchy

touch ( n./v. ) y --->

touchy adj. ( ) oversensitive

touching ( adj. ) touchstone (
n. )
quixotic:idealistictouchy:sensitive

adj.,
,

toupee

--->

toupee n.
denture:teethtoupee:hair

n.

tournament

tournament -->

tournament n. ( ) ( )
( )

n., ,

tourniquet

tour ni que t --->

--->

tourniquet n. ( )
tourniquet:blooddam:water

tourniquet:bleedingbrake:motionmoratorium:activity

n.,

tousle

touse ( n.v. )

tousle v. ( ) dishevel

n.,
; vt.,

tout

--->

tout v. ( ) ( )
cast aspersions on ( ) denounce ( v. )

v.

towering

tower ( n. ) ing

towering adj.

adj., ,

toxic

tox ic --->

toxic adj.
detoxify ( v. )
beneficial ( adj. )

adj.,

toxicity
toxin

tox in --->

toy

toxicity n.
ductility:malleabletoxicity:poisonous

toxin n. (
)
venom:toxinmilk:nutrient

toy v. ( )
think over seriously ( )

n.

n.[][]

n.

traceable

trace ( n.v. ) able

traceable adj.
track ( n.v. )

adj.,

tractability

tractable ( adj. )
tract able --->

tractability n.
tractor ( n. ) traction ( n. )
incorrigibility ( n. ) obstinacy ( n. )

n., ,

tractable

tract able --->

trade

tractable adj. ( ) malleable

complaisance:intractableadeptness:maladroit

subtle:overlooktractable:lead

testy:annoytractable:control

adj., ,
,

trade n.commercev.
impresario:entertainmentbroker:trade

jog:exercisebarter:trade

agrarian:farmingmercantile:trade

n., , ,
, , ,
[], ;
vi., , ,
, ;
vt....

trademark

trade mark

trademark n. ( )
flag:countrytrademark:company

n.

traduce

tratrans duce --->

--->

traduce v. ( )

v.

tragedian

tragedtragedy ( n. )
ian

tragedian n.
tragedienne ( n. )
drummer:musiciantragedian:actor

n.,

traitor

trait (
n. )
or

traitor n.
traditor ( n. )

n.,

trajectory

n.[]() ,
,

n., ,
trammel v./n. ( )

; vt., ,
tramp ( v. )
n., ; v.,
trample v. ( )
le
,
trance n. (
n., , ,
entrance ( n.v. ) [] ; vt.,
) v.entrance

tra ject ory

trajectory n. ( )

tranquility

tranquil ( adj. ) trantrans

quilquiet ( adj. )
tranquilizer ( n. )

tranquility n.
abandon:inhibitiontranquility:agitation

commotion ( n. ) ferment ( n. ) turbulence (

n. ) pandemonium ( n

n.

transaction

trans action --->

transaction n.

n., , ,
, , ,

transcend

tran scend ---> --->

transcend v..
transcendent ( adj. ) transcendental (
adj. )
ossify ( v. ) ---> transcend conventions ( )

vt.,

transcribe

trans scribe ---> --->

transcribe v.
transcription ( n. )

v.

transfigure

trans figure

transfigure v.
transform ( v. ) transfuse ( v. )
transfigure:aspect[appearance]transfer:locationtransfix:attention
:

vt., ,

trans gress ---> --->

transgress v. ( )
rectitude:transgresskeen:obtuse

trespass:boundarytransgress:rule

obey ( v. )

vt., , ;
vi.,

transgression

transgression n.
transgression:moralitypresumption:propriety

n., , [],

transience

transience n. ( )
transition ( n. ) transitional ( adj. )
opportune:convenienceimpermanent:transience

convoluted:complexityephemeral:transience

n.

transient adj.
transient:vanishconstant:perpetuate

convoluted:complexitytransient:evanescence

lastingpersistent ( adj. ) protracted ( adj. ) rooted (

adj. ) durationenduranceperpetuity

adj., ;
n.

trammel
trample
trance

transgress

transient

trans ience --->

transitory

trans itory --->

transitory adj.transient
transitory:endureimmutable:change

achromatic:huetransitory:permanence

enduring ( adj. ) protracted ( adj. )

perpetualpersistent ( adj. )

translucent

trans luclucid ( adj. )

ent ---> ---> ( )

translucent adj. ( ) ( )
translucence ( n. ) transmit ( v. ) transmute (
v. ) mute""
slack:tensionopaque:translucence

adj.,

transmogrify

trans mogr ify --->

--->

transmogrify v. ( )

vt.,

transparent

trans parent ---> --->

transparent
adj.() (
)
porous:liquidtransparent:light

conspicuous:seemanifest[lucid]:perceivetransparent:understand

adj., ,

transpire

trans spire

transportation

transport ( n./v. ) trans

port

trapeze
trappings
trauma
travail
travelogue

trtran ape
ze
trap ( n. ) ping s -->

travtran ail ( v. )
ail --->

travel logue --->

adj.

vt., , ,
transpire v. ( )
; vi., ,
transplantation ( n. ) transpose ( v. ) pose""

transportation n.
n.,
tuition:instructionfare:transportation

trapeze n. ( )

n.

trappings n. ( ) ( )

n.,

trauma n. ( )
traumatic ( adj. )

n.[] ,

travail n./v. ( ) toil

laze ( v./n. )

n.

travelogue n.

n.

traverse

tra verse

traverse v.
diverge:aparttraverse:across

n., , ,
, , ,
() ; vt.,
, ,
..., ,
; vi.,
, , ;
adj.,

travesty

tra vest y ---> --->

travesty n./v. ( )
paragon ( n. )

n., ,
; vt.

trawl

trawdraw l

trawl n.v.

n.[] ;
v.

treacherousness

treacherteacherous
ness

treacherousness n.
treachery ( n. ) treason ( n. )
faithfulness ( n. )

n.,

tread

--->

tread v.n. ( )

n., , , ,
, , ;
vi., , , ,
; vt., , ,

treasurer

treasure ( n. ) r

treasurer n. ( )
treasurer:fundssecretary:records

n., ,

treatise

treat ise ---> --->

treatise n. ( )

n.,

treaty

treat ( v. ) y --->
--->

treaty n. ( )
rectify:treatyconfirm:hypothesis

n.,

trek

trektract --->

trek v. ( )

tremble

tremulous ( adj. ) tremor (

n./v. )

tremble v. ( )
voice:quaverhand:tremble

trenchant

trench ( n. ) ant ---> --->

trenchant adj.
entrenched ( adj. )
vague ( adj. ) dull ( adj. )

vi., ;
vt.,
, ; n.,

n., ; vi.,
, ,
().,
; vt.,

adj.

tend ( v. )

trend v./n.
stream:eddytrend:anomaly

n., ; vi.,
,

dation

trepidation n.apprehension
intrepid ( adj. )
audacious:trepidationlaconic:volubilityfootloose:attachment

aplomb ( n. ) dauntless ( adj. ) /sober ( adj. )

---> trepid ( adj. )

n.

trespass

tres pass ---> --->

trespass v. ( ) ( )
eavesdrop:conversationtrespass:property

usurp:taketrespass:enteroverwhelm:defeat
:
without intruding ( ) obey ( v. )

n., , ;
v.

tress

tresses sss ee

tress n. ( )

tribunal

trial ( n. )

tribunal n.

tribute

tribtribe ( n. )
ute

tribute n. ( )
tribulation ( n. ) tributary ( adj.n. )
denunciation ( n. ) aspersion ( n. )
reprobation ( n. )

n., , ,
,

trickery

trick ( n.v. ) trickster (

n. )

trickery n.

n.

trickle

trickle v.n.
trickle:gushwarm:searwhiff:blast

spate ( n. )

v.

trident

tri dent --->

trident n.
trifle ( n. ) trifling ( adj. )

n.

trigger

trigger n. ( ) v.

vt., , ;
n.

trilogy

tri logy

trilogy n. ( )
trio ( n. ) trivia ( n. )

n.,

trim v. ( ) adj.
prune:hedgetrim:hair

adj., ;
vt., ,

trend

trepidation

trim

n., , ,
[] ;
vt.()
n., ,
()

trinket

tri nket --->

trinket n.
gadget:toolstrinkets:jewelry

n.,
, ;
vi.

tripod

tri podped

tripod n.
tripod:cameraeasel:canvas

n.,

trite adj. ( ) hackneyed

original ( adj. ) unbanal ( adj. ) fresh (
adj. ) unhackneyed ( adj. )

adj.

trite

tri te --->

--->

trivial

tri vial --->

trophy

triumph ( n./v. )

troth

( )

trivial adj.
gist ( n. ) ---> trivial point ( ) substantive (
adj. )
trophy n. ( )
atrophy ( n. ) a trophy
athlete:trophysoldier:medal

trophy:contestanthonors:student

troth n. ( )

adj.,
,

n., ;
vt.,
...
n.

trouble ( n./v. )

troubled adj.
troubled:distraughtcovetous:rapacious

adj.,
,

troupe

troop ( n. ) group ( n. )

troupe n. ( )
orchestra:musictroupe:drama

instrumentalist:orchestraactor:troupe

troupe:performchorus:sing

n.

trowel

trowel towel ( n. )

trowel n. ( )

n., ;
vt.,

truant n. ( )

n. ; adj.

truce n. ( ) armistice
resumed fighting ( )

n., ,

troubled

truant
truce

trutruth ant
--->
tru ce -->

truculence

tru cu
lence

truculent

trudge

trudgebridge --->
trutruthism --->
trumpery adj.
trumpetrumpet ( n. )
ry --->

trumpet

truculence n. ( )
benevolence ( n. ) kindness ( n. )
truculent adj.
truculent:.gentlenessunregenerate:remorse

gentle ( adj. ) pacific ( adj. ) placid ( adj. )

genial ( adj. )

n., , ,
,

adj.

trudge v. ( )
lug:carrytrudge:walk

v.

trumpet n. ( )
trumpet:horntambourine:dram

n.

truncate

trunctrunk ( n. ) ate --->

--->

truncate v. ( )
truncate:extentsimplify:complexityminimize:component

prolong ( v. )

v.(),
(), ... ;
adj., (,
),

truncheon

trunctrunk ( n. ) teon --->

--->

truncheon n. ( ) baton

n.(), ,
, ;

truss

trust ( v. ) truss
trust

truss n. ( ) ( )
ballast:stabilitytruss:support

vt. ;
n.(), ,

trusting adj.
trustworthy ( adj. )
compliant:serviletrusting:gullible

adj.,

trusting

truthful

truth ( n. ) ful

truthful adj.
chicanery:clevertactlessness:truthful

adj.,

truthfulness

try stest

truthfulness n.
mendacity ( n. ) tryst n.

n., ,

tuber

protuberant ( adj. )
tuber

tuber n. ( )

n.[], ,
[]

tugboat

tug boat

tugboat n. ( )
locomotive:flatcartugboat:barge

n.,

tumble

stumble ( v.
)

tumble n./v.

n., , ;
vi., , ,
, ,
;
vt., ,

tumid

tuber ( n. ) tumor ( )

tumid adj.

adj.,

tumu lt --->

tumult n. ( )
quietude ( n. ) quiescence ( n. ) tranquility ( n. )
serenity ( n. )

n., , ,

tumultuous adj.
tumultuous:bedlamactive:hive

serene ( adj. )

adj.

tumult

tumultuous

turbid

turb id --->

turbid adj. ( )
disturb ( v. ) imperturbable ( adj. )
limpid ( adj. )

adj., ,
, ,

turbulence

turb ulence --->

turbulence n.
tranquility ( n. )

n., ,
()

turbulent adj.
maelstrom:turbulentmirage:illusory

pacific ( adj. )

adj.,

turbulent

turgid adj. ( )
grandiloquent
simple ( adj. )
turkey n. ( )
carve:turkeyslice:cake

turgid

--->

turkey

Turkey

turmoil

turturbulent ( adj. ) moil ( n. )

tumult ( n.
)

turmoil n. ( )
tranquility ( n. )

n.,

turn coat

turncoat n.traitor
bigot:tolerance simpleton:sagacity recluse:compassion
turncoat:constancy[consistency]

constancy ( n. )

n.,

turncoat

adj.,

n.,

turpitude

turpturb itude ---> -->

turpitude n. ( )
probity ( n. ) saintly behavior ( )

n.,

turquoise

turquTurkish
oise

turquoise n. ( ) adj.
gem:turquoiseflower:violet

n.[],
, ;
adj.

turret

retet "" --->

turret n.
castle:turretsea:beacon

n., ,

turtle

--->

turtle n.
carapace:turtlehull:seed

n.

tussle

tussle v. ( ) scuffle

tutor

tut or

tutor v.n.
tutelage ( n. ) tutelary ( n. )

tuxedo
twaddle

Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo
coattuxedo
ttalkwaddle ( v. ) --->
--->
tattle ( v. )

n., , ;
vi., ,
n.,
(), ,
, ;
v.

tuxedo n. ( )

n.

twaddle v./n.prate

n., ;
vi. ;
vt.

twig

twitwist wing e

twig n. ( )
twig:limbbrook:river

n., , ;
v.,

twinge

twitwist wing e --->

twinge n./v. ( )

n.,
, ;
vt.,
; vt.,

tycoon

""

tycoon n.
typhoon ( n. )

n.,

typo

type typo --->

typo n.
typographical ( adj. )
typo:textbug:software

n.,

tyranny

tyr
annyannoy
--->

tyranny n.
tyrannical ( adj. ) tyrant ( n. )
despotic:tyrannygenerous:liberality

tyro n.
expert ( n. )

n., ,

tyro

--->

ubiquitous

ubiubisoftquitous ---> ubisoft

---> ubi (
conj. ) quit ( v. )
ous

ubiquitous adj.omnipresent
unique ( adj. )

adj.,
()

ugliness

ugly ( adj. )

ugliness n.
pulchritude ( n. )

n.

ulcerate

ulcer ( n. )
ateuunlcercleanate --->

ulcerate v./n.

v.

ulterior

ult erior --->

ultramundane

ultra mundane ( adj. )

ultramundane adj.

adj.,
,

umbrage

umbr age ---> --->

umbrage n.resentment
adumbrate ( v. ) umbrose ( adj. )

n.,

umpire

empire ( n. )

umpire n.arbitratorv..

n., ;
v., ,

unabashed

abash ( v. )

unabashed adj.poised
unabashed:embarrassmentunheralded:announcement

adj.

unadvised

un advised ( adj. ) --->

un advise ( v. )
d --->

unadvised adj. ( )

adj., ,

unaffected

un affected ( adj. )

unaffected adj.
posturer:unaffectedbigot:tolerant

adj.,
, ,
,

unalloyed

un alloy ( v. ) d

unalloyed adj. ( )
adulterated ( adj. )

adj.

unanimous

ununi anim
ous --->

unanimous adj.
unanimity ( n. )

adj.,

n., ,

ulterior adj. ( )
adj., ,
superior ( adj. ) inferior ( adj. ) ultimate (
,
adj. ) ultimatum ( n. )

unarticulated

un articulate (
adj.v. )

unarticulated adj.

unassuming

un assuming ( adj. )

unassuming adj. ( )
assume ( v. )

adj.,

unavailing

un avail ( v. ) ing

unavailing adj.
unavailable ( adj. )

adj.

unbecoming

un becoming ( adj. )

unbecoming adj. ( )

adj.

unbiased

un biased ( adj. )

unbiased adj.impartial
tendentious ( adj. )

adj.

unbidden

un bid ( v. )
den

unbidden adj.

adj.

unblemished

un blemish ( v.n. )
ed

unblemished adj.
impeccable:faultunblemished:imperfection

adj.

unbridled

un bridlebride ( n. )
d ---> un bridle (
n.v. ) d

unbridled adj.

adj.

uncanny

un can ny --->

uncanny adj. ( )
ordinary ( adj. )

adj.

unchangeable

un changeable ( adj. )

unchangeable adj.immutable
versatile ( adj. )

adj.,

uncommon

un charitable ( adj. )

un chart ( n. )
ed
un committed ( adj. )

un common ( adj. )

unconcern

un concern ( v. )

unconscionable

un conscionable ( adj. )

unconscionable adj.

adj.,
,

unconscious

un conscious ( adj. )

unconscious adj.
sentient ( adj. )

adj.,
,

unconsciousness n.
coma:unconsciousnessdelirium:confusion

n.,

uncharitable
uncharted
uncommitted

unconsciousness

uncharitable adj.
uncharted adj.

adj., ,

adj.,
,

uncommitted adj.

uncommon adj.
pedestrian ( n.adj. )
unconcern n.
preoccupation ( n. )

adj., ,

n., ,

unconventional

un conventional ( adj. )

unconventional adj.
hero:admirableeccentric:unconventional

adj.

unconventionalit
y

un couth ( adj. )
un
unctuunction ( n. )
ous ( )

unconventionality n.
fidelity to custom ( )

n.,

uncouth

un couth ( adj. )
un --->

uncouth adj.
uncouth:churlconspiratorial:conniver

seemly ( adj. )

adj., ,

unctuous

unctuunction ( n. )
ous ( )

unctuous adj. ( )
unguent ( n. )
placebo:innocuoussalve:unctuous

sanctimonious:devotedunctuous:earnest

adj., ,

undaunted

un daunt ( v. ) ed

undaunted adj.
cowed ( adj. )

adj.,

undemanding

un demanding ( adj.
)

undemanding adj. ( )

underbid

under bid ( v. )

underdog

under dog --->

underling

under girdgirder ( n. )
under girdgirl (
)
under ling ---> --->

underlying

under lying ( adj. )

undergird

underbid v..
undercut ( v. )
underdog n. ( )
underestimate ( v. ) underhanded ( adj. ) underrate (
v. )
bully ( n.v. )

adj.,
,
vt. ;
vi.,
n.,

undergird v. ( )
undermine ( v. )

v., ...

underling n.subordinate

n., , ,

underlying adj.

adj., ,
, []

undermine

under mine ( v. ) ---> --->

undermine v..

reinforce ( v. ) bolster ( v. ) undergird ( v.. )

v.

underplay

under play --->

.

underplay v..

vt.
,

, ,
...,
;
vi. ;
n.,

underscore

under score ( n.v. )

underscore v..
underscore:emphasisbrand:ownership

de-emphasize ( v. ) downplay ( v. )

vt...., ;
n.

understate

under state ( v. ) d

understate v.
understock ( n. ) underutilize ( v. )
bombastic ( adj. ) ---> understated

v.,
,

understatement

under study --->

understatement n.
hyperbole ( n. ) understudy n. (
)
understudy:stardeputy:sheriff

n.,

underwrite

under write --->

.

underwrite v...
undeserved ( adj. ) undeserving ( adj. )

undesirable

un desirable ( adj. )

undesirable adj.

undistinguished

un distinguished ( adj. )

undistinguished adj.

undrinkable

un drinkable ( adj. )

undrinkable adj.
potable ( adj.n. )

adj.

undulate

und ulate --->

undulate v.
abundant ( adj. ) und

v., ,
; adj.,

unearth

un earth ---> --->

unearth v. ( )
conceal ( v. )

v.

unearthly

un earthly ( adj. )

unearthly adj.
mundane ( adj. )

adj., ,
,

uneasiness

un easy ( adj. )
ness

uneasiness n.
feed:hungerreassure:uneasiness

n.

unencumbered

un encumber ( v. )
ed

unencumbered adj..

adj.,

unequivocal

un equivocal (
adj. )

unequivocal adj.
waffle ( v. ) -speak unequivocally ( )

adj.

vt...., ...,
, ;
vi.
adj.,
,

adj.,
(), ,

unexampled

un example ( n. ) d

unexampled adj.

adj.,

unexceptionable

un exceptionable ( adj. )

unexceptionable adj.irreproachable
unexceptional ( adj. )
unexceptionable:opposeunique:precedent

adj.

unfailing

un fail ing

unfailing adj.

unfaltering

un falter ( v. ) ing

unfaltering adj.

unfasten

un fasten ( v. )

unfasten v.
secure ( v. )

vt.,

unfathomed

un fathom ( v. )
ed

unfathomed adj.

adj.,
,

unfeigned
unfettered

un feigned ( adj. )
un fetter ( v.n. )
ed

unflappable

un flappable ( adj. )

unflappable adj. ( )
unflappable:upsetobstinate::persuade

disturbed ( adj. )

adj.,

unfounded

un found ( v. )
ed

unfounded adj.

adj.,

ungainly

un gainly ( adj. )

unfeigned adj.

adj.,
,
adj., ,

unfettered adj.

adj.
adj.,

ungainly adj.
loquacious:succinctadroit:ungainly
adj., ,

; adv.,
lissome ( adj. ) adroit ( adj. ) dexterous ( adj.
,
)

unglazed

un glazed ( adj. )

unglazed adj. ( )

adj.,

ungrudging

un grudging ( adj. )

ungrudging adj.

adj.,

unguent

ungeunct ent --->

unguent n. ( )
unction ( n. )
salubrious ( adj. ) salutary ( adj. )

n.

unicorn
unidimensional

uni corn
uni dimensional ( adj. )

unification

unify ( v. )

unification n.
divergence ( n. )

n., ,

uniform

uni form ( n. )

uniform n.adj.
homogenization:uniformputrefaction:rotten

variegation ( n. )

adj., ,
, ,
; n. ;
vt.,

uniformity

uniformity n.
variation ( n. ) diversity ( n. )

n., , ,

unify

unify v.

unicorn n. ( ) ( )
unidimensional adj.

n.,
, ,
, ,

vt.,
adj., ,
, ,
[], []
adj.,
, ,

unilateral

uni lateral

unilateral adj.
bilateral ( adj. )

unimpeachable

un impeachable (
adj. )

unimpeachable adj.
open to question ( )

unimpressive

un impressive ( adj. )

unimpressive adj.
redoubtable ( adj. )

uninitiated

un initiate ( v. )
d

uninitiated adj.

unintelligible

un intelligible ( adj. )

unintelligible adj.

adj.,
,

unique

uni que --->

unique adj.
ubiquitous ( adj. ) stock ( adj. )

adj.,

unison

uni son

unison n.
unitary ( adj. )

n., , ,
, ;
adj.[],

univocal

uni voc al

univocal adj.

unjustifiable

un justifiable ( adj. )

unjustifiable adj.
unjustified ( adj. )

unkempt

un kempt ( adj. ) un
kemptkept

unkempt adj. ( )
dapper ( adj. )

adj., ,

unleash

un leash (
n.v. )

unleash v. ( )

v.

unlettered

un lettered ( adj. )

unlettered adj. ( )
erudite ( adj. )

unmanageable

un manageable ( adj. )

unmanageable adj.
indecipherable:decodedunmanageable:controlled

unnoticed

unnoticed adj.
un notice ( v. ) d sensation ( n. ) ---> unnoticed event (
)

adj.,
,

adj.,

adj.,
,

adj.,
, ,

adj.,
, ,

adj.,

adj.,
, ,

adj., ,

unobtrusive

un obtrusive ( adj. )

unobtrusive adj. ( )
blatant ( adj. )

unorthodox

un orthodox ( adj. )

unorthodox adj. ( )

unpalatable

un palatable ( adj. )

unpalatable adj.

adj.,

unprecedented

un precedent ( n. )
ed

unprecedented adj.

adj.

unpredictable

un predictable ( adj. )

unpredictable adj.
dependable ( adj. )

adj.

unpremeditated

un premeditated ( adj. )

unpremeditated adj. ( )

adj.

unprepossessing

un prepossessing ( adj. )

unprepossessing adj.
entrancing ( adj. ) winsome ( adj. )

adj.,

unpretentious

un pretentious ( adj. )

unpretentious adj. ( )
bombastic ( adj. )

adj.,

unprovoked

un provoke ( v. )
d

unprovoked adj.

adj.,

unravel

un ravel ( v. )

unravel v..
conundrum:solvetangle:unravel

v.

unregenerate

un regenerate ( v.adj. )

unregenerate adj.
truculent:gentlenessunregenerate:remorse

adj.,
,,

unremitting adj.

adj.

unremunerative adj.
gainful ( adj. )

adj.,

unremitting
unremunerative

un remit ( v. )
ting
un re
munernumberative --->

unrepentant

un repentant ( adj. )

unrepentant adj.

adj.

unrepressed

un repress ( v. ) ed

unrepressed adj.
restrained ( adj. )

adj.(
)

unrequited

un requite ( v. ) d

unrequited adj.
remunerative ( adj. )

adj.,
,

unreserved

un reserved ( adj. )

unreserved adj.

adj., ,

unruly

un rulyrule ( v. ) --->

unruly adj.
unruly:authorityrefractory:change

subdued ( adj. ) disciplined ( adj. )

adj.,
, ,

unscathed

un scathe ( v. ) d

unscathed adj.

adj.,

unscented

un scented ( adj. )

unscented adj.
redolent ( adj. )

adj. ;

unscrupulousnes
s

un scrupulous ( adj. )
ness

unscrupulousness n.
probity ( n. )

n.

unseemly

un seemly ( adj. )

unseemly adj. ( )
decorous ( adj. )

adj.,
, ;
adv.

unsettle

un settle ( v. )

unsettle v. ( . )
unsettled ( adj. )
ensconce ( v. )

v.

unsound

un sound ( adj. )

unsound adj.

adj., ,
, ,

unspoiled

un spoil ( v. ) ed

unspoiled adj.
cosseted ( )

adj.,

unspotted

un spot ( n.v. )
ted

unspotted adj.
maculate ( adj. )

adj.

unstudied

un studied --->

unstudied adj. ( )

adj.,
,

unsubstantiated

un substantiate ( v. )
d

unsubstantiated adj.
verified ( adj. )

[]

untapped

un tap ( v.n. )
ped

untapped adj.

adj.,

untenable

un tenable ( adj. )

untenable adj.
untenable:defended inevitable:avoided invulnerable:injured
incontrovertible:disputed

defensible ( adj. )

adj.,
,
,

unthreatening

un threatening ( adj. )

unthreatening adj.
minatory ( adj. )

untimely

un timely ( adj. )

untimely adj.

adj.,
,
; adv.,

untold adj.
untold[countless innumerable myriad]:number
everlasting[interminable]:duration
adj.,,

quantifiable ( adj. ) calculable ( adj. ) able to

quantify ( )

untold

un told

untoward

un toward ( adj. ) --->

untoward adj.unpropitious
favorable ( adj. ) favorable and anticipated (
) fortunate ( adj. ) auspicious ( adj. )

adj., ,
,

untutored

un tutor ( n. ) ed

untutored adj.
polished ( adj. )

adj.,
, ,

unversed

un versed ( adj. )

unversed adj.

unwarranted

un warrant ( n.v. )

unwarranted adj.

unwieldy

un wieldy ( adj. ) --->

unwieldy adj.

unwind

un wind ( v. )

unwind v. ( . )

adj.,
, ,
adj.,
, ,

adj., ,
, ,

vt., ,

unwise

un wise ( adj. )

unwise adj.
judicious ( adj. )

adj.,,

unwitting

un witting ( adj. )

unwitting adj.
conscious ( adj. )

adj.

unwonted

un wonted ( adj. )

unwonted adj. ( )
habit ( n. ) ---> unwonted behavior ( ) usual (
adj. )

adj., ,
, ,

upbraid

up braid ( n. ) ---> -->

upbraidbride ( n. ) --->
--->

upbraid v. ( )
upbraid:disapprovallament:griefdote:like

laudextolpraise ( v. )

v.

up-front

up front -->

up-front adj.

upheavupheave ( v. ) al

upheaval n. ( )
heave ( n./v. )

n.

uphold v. ( )
abrogate ( v. ) impugn ( v. )

vt.,

upholstery n. ( )

n.,

upheaval
uphold
upholstery

up holster ( n. ) y --->
--->

upright adj.n.
list ( n. )

upright
uproar
upset

up roar ( n./v. ) --->

uproar n.tumult

up set --->

upset v.
unflappable:upsetobstinate:persuade

adj., ,
, ,
; adv.,
; n.,
n.,
vt., , ,
, ;
vi., ; n.,

upshot n.

n.

upstage adj.

adj.

upstart n.adj.

n.

upsurge n. ( )

upswing

up shot

up stage ( n. ) --->

up start ---> ---> -->

up surge ( n. ) ---> --->

up swing ( v. ) ---> --->

uptight

up tight
--->

uptight adj.

n.
n., ,
; vi.,
adj.,
, ,
,

upshot
upstage
upstart
upsurge

upswing n.

urban adj.
bucolic ( adj. )

urban

urbane

urban ( adj. ) e --->

urchin

urchinchild

urge

surge ( n. )
urge

urgency

urge ( v. ) ncy --->

--->

usher

usher --->

adj.,

urbane adj.
urbane:gaucherieguileless:chicanery

circumspect:prudenceurbane:polish
adj.,

rude ( adj. ) rustic ( adj. ) urbanity ( n. ) --->

artle ssness ( n
n., ,
urchin n. ( )
[], []
urge v.
irk:enragesuggest:urge
vt., ;

n., ;
didactic:teachhortatory:urge
v.

urgency n. ( )
n., , ,
rail:vehemenceentreat:urgency
,

n., ,
usher n.v.
, ; vt.,
; vi.

usurp

usuuserpup --->

usurp v. ( )
embezzle:fundsusurp:power

usurp:taketrespass:enter

abdicate ( v. ) assume rightfully ( )

usury
utensil

usuusery ---> --->

usury n. ( )

n.,

utuseensil --->

n.

utilize

utuseilize --->

utensil n. ( )
utilize v. ( . )
utilitarian ( adj. )
milk:extractexploit:utilize

utopian

Utopia ( n. )

utopian adj.

outer

utter adj.v.
flit:moveblurt:utter

partial ( adj. ) jest ( n. ) ---> solemn utterance (

) circumlocution ( n. ) ---> pithy utterance (
) /utter concisely ( ) /straightforw

adj., ;
vt., , ,
,

uxorious adj.

adj.,

vaccinate v..
soporific:sleepvaccinating:immunity

v.n.

vaccination

vaccination n.
overexposure:jadedvaccination:immune

n.[], ,

vacillate

vacillate v.oscillate
bristle:angervacillate:irresolutioncondone:mercycondemn:warni
ng
::
persistence:vacillateinertia:react

v.

vacillation n.
impetuous:vacillation[hesitation]bumptious:humbleness

motionless balance ( ) tenacity ( n. ) pertinacity (

n. ) equipoise ( n. ) impetuosity ( n. )

n., ,

utter

uxor ious

uxorious
uunxoriousXO

vaccinate

vaccine ( n. )

vacillate --->

vacillation

vacuous

vac uous

vacuous adj.
intelligent ( adj. ) omniscient ( adj. )

vacuum

vac uum

vacuum n.
nil:quantityvacuum:matter

vagary

vag ary ---> --->

vague

vagary n.
vagabond ( adj.n. ) vagrant ( n. )
vagary:predict impossibility:execute indemonstrable:prove
acme:surpassdiehard:budge

vague adj. ( )
lucid ( adj. ) well-defined ( adj. ) trenchant (
adj. ) express ( adj. )

v., ,

vt.

adj.,
,
,
n., ,
;
adj.,
,
;

n., ,

adj., ,
,

vain

vavac in

vain adj. ( )
vainglorious ( adj. ) vanity ( n. )
primp:vaingloat:smug

adj., ,
, ,
,

valediction

valefarewell ( n. ) diction ( n. )

valediction n.
panegyric:praisevalediction:farewell

greeting ( n. )

n.,

valetudinarian

vale tudinarian --->

valetudinarian n.

adj., ;
n.

val iant --->

valiant adj.
valor ( n. )
valiant[vigilant]:entrappeddemanding[exacting]:satisfied
[]
pusillanimouscraven ( adj. )

adj., ;
n.

valid adj.
validate ( v. )
fallacious ( adj. ) specious ( adj. ) fallacy (
n. ) ---> valid argument ( )

adj.[],
, ,

valiant

valid

valorous

val orous --->

valorous adj. ( )
craven ( adj. )

adj., ,

valve

val ve -->

valve n. ( )
liquid:valveelectric current:switch

n., [] ,

vampire

v ampireempire ( n. )
--->

vampire n. ( )

n.

vandalize v. ( ) ( )
vandalism ( n. )

vt.,

vanguard n.

n., ,
n.[],

vanguard

Vandal ( n. ) 45

lize --->
van guard ( n. )

vanilla

van illa

vanilla n.

vanquish ( v. )

vanquished adj.
attack:vanquishedgoad:provoked

vandalize

vanquished

vapid

vapid adj. ( )
vapvapor ( n. ) id ---> --->
bracing ( adj. ) zealous ( adj. ) pleasant (

adj. ) piquant ( adj. ) riveting ( adj. ) stylish

( adj. ) inventive ( adj. ) zesty ( adj

adj.

variability n.
variegated ( adj. )
inevitable:chanceabsolute:variability

n.

variance

variance n.
congruity ( n. )

n., , ,
, ,

variation

variation n.
mimicry:camouflagemutation:variation

oscillation ( n. ) ---> absence of variation ( )

uniformity ( n. )

n., , ,
, [],

vari egation --->

variegation n.
uniform coloration ( n. )

n., ,

varnish

varnish tarnish (
v. )

varnish n. ( )
v.
varnish:glossysand:smooth

varnish:woodwax:linoleumglaze:porcelain

n., , ,
; v.

vascular

vasculvessel ( n. ) ar --->

vascular adj.

adj.[][],
,

vaudeville

vaudlaud devil ( n. ) le

vaudeville n. ( )

n.

vault

vaultvaunt

vault n. ( )
larder:provisionsvault:valuables

n.

vaunt

v aunt
--->

vaunt v. ( )
deprecate ( v. ) self-deprecating ( adj. ) understate (
v. ) downplay ( v. )

v. ; n.,

vaunting adj.
meek ( adj. ) humble ( adj. )

adj., ;
n.

veer v. ( ) swerve
veer:directionconvert:belief

maintain constant ( )

vi.,
()() ;
vt., () ;
n.,

vegetate v. (
)
vehemence n. (
)
rail:vehemenceentreat:urgency

v.,

variability

variegation

varivary ( v. ) ability --->

vaunting

veer

ve er

vegetate

vegetable (
n. )

vehemence

ve he men
ce --->

vehicle

veh icle ---> --->

veil

n., , ,

vehicle n.conveyance
armada:vehiclesfusillade:projectiles

bowl:receptaclebicycle:vehicle

n., ,
,

veil n.v.
inveigle ( v. ) inveiglveile
curtain:stageveil:face

n., , , ,
, , ,
; vt., ,
, ;
vi.

venal

venwen
alall

venal adj. ( )
disinterested:partisanshipvenal:probity

incorruptible ( adj. ) unsusceptible of bribery (

)

adj.

vendetta

vindictive ( adj. ) v
end
etta --->

vendetta n. (
)
vengeance ( n. ) revenge ( n. )

n.,

vendor

v end or
--->

vendor n.
vendor:purveycensor:expurgate

n.

veneer

ven eer
--->

veneer n. ( ) v. (
)
foil:metalveneer:wood
veneer:furniturebaseboard:wall
glaze:porcelain

n., , ,
, , ;
vt., ,

venerate

venerate v.
venerable:reverencedespicable:scorn

dishonor ( n./v. ) despise ( v. ) scorn ( v./n. )

v.

veneration

veneration n.
perfunctorily:inspirationinsolently:veneration

defiance ( n. ) derision ( n. ) contempt ( n. )

disdain ( n. )

n.,

venial

venwen
ial

venial adj. ( )
venial:excusepellucid:understand

adj.

venison

venwen ni son

venison n.
venery ( n. )

n.,

venom

venwen
omroom --->

venom n. ( )
venom:toxinmilk:nutrient

placebo:innocuousvenom:noxious[toxic]

n.(), ,
; vt.,

ventilate

vent ilate --->

ventilate v . ( )
vent ( n.v. )

vt.,
...

ventral

--->

ventral adj.abdominal
venture ( n./v. ) venturesome ( adj. )

adj.[], ,
; n.

veracious

ver acious

veracious adj.
mendacious ( adj. )

adj., ,
,

veracity

ver acity

veracity n. ( )
prevarication ( n. )

n., , ,
(, ),

verbatim

verb atim

verbatim adj. ( )
verbal ( adj. ) verbiage ( n. )
paraphrase:verbatimapproximate:precise

argot ( n. ) ---> common verbalism ( )

adj. ; adv.

verbose

verb bosebox ---> --->

verbose adj.
laconicsuccinctconcise ( adj. ) taciturn ( adj.
)

adj.,

verbosity n.
verbosity:wordsfloridness:embellishments

laconism ( n. ) succinctness ( n. )

n.

verbosity

verdant

ver dan t --->

verdant adj. ( )
verdigris ( n. )
sere ( adj. ) sterile ( adj. )

adj., ,
,

verdict

ver dict ---> --->

verdict n.

n.[](),
, , ,

verdigris

verdverdant ( adj. ) igris --->

ver dig ris

verdigris n. ( )

n., ,

verge

edge ( n. )

verge n.

v. ; n.

verification

verification n.
refutation ( n. ) verifiable ( adj. ) ---> fallacious (
adj. )

n., , ,
[]

verify

verify v. ( . )
purify:imperfectionverify:doubtfulness

plumb:depthverify:accuracy

vt., , ,
; []

ver ify.

verisimilar

veri similar ( adj. )

verisimilar adj.
verisimilitude ( n. )
implausible ( adj. )

adj.

veritable

veri table

veritable adj.
specious ( adj. )

adj.

vermin

vermworm ( n. ) in

vermin n. ( )
vermicide ( n. )

n., , ,
,

vernacular

ver nacularnative ( adj. )

--->

vernacular n. ( )
vernacular:placejargon:profession

adj.

vernal

verdant ( adj. ) --->

vernal adj.

versatile

vers atile ---> --->

versatile adj.
versed ( adj. )
unchangeable ( adj. ) having limited applications (
)

adj.,
, ,

adj., ,
,

verse n.
doggerel:verseburlesque:play

n., , , ,

verse
vertex

vertical ( adj. ) --->

vertex n. ( )

n., ,
[], []

vertigo

verti go ---> --->

vertigo n. ( )
vertiginous ( adj. )
hemorrhage:bleedingvertigo:dizziness

n.,

verve

v er ve

verve n.
listlessness ( n. ) lassitude ( n. )

n., , ,

vessel n. ( )
vessel:bloodpipeline:gasaqueduct:water

n., , , ,

vessel

vestige

vestige n.
vestige:remainderfigurine:statue
-

n., , ,
, []

vestment

vest ( n. ) ment --->

vestment n. ( ) ( )
vesture ( n. ) vestiture ( n. )

n., , ,
,

veteran

ranren --->

veto

veteran n.adj.
veterinary ( n.adj. )

cadet:veterantadpole:frog

veto n. ( )
vote ( n./v. )
veto:prohibitiveoverture:introductory

consent ( v./n. )

n., ,
,
; adj.,

n., , ;
vt.,

vex

vex v. ( )
conciliate ( v. ) pacify ( v. ) appease ( v. )
soothe ( v. ) conciliate ( v. ) mollify ( v. )

vt.,

vexation

vexation n.
draconian:inclemencyfretful:vexation
::

n., , ,

viable

via ble ---> via

ble

viable adj. ( )
viaduct ( n. ) via duct Aqueduct ( n. )
elastic:expandviable:live

adj.,
,

viand

via nds ---> --->

viand n. ( )

n.

vibrant

vibr ant ---> vibvia

rant --->

vibrant adj. ( )
ponderous ( adj. )

adj.

vibration n.
vibrate ( v. )
damp:vibrationstanch:flow

n., , ,

vicarious adj. ( )
firsthand ( adj. )

adj.

vicinity n. ( )
vicinage ( n. )

n., ,

vibration

vicarious
vicinity

vicar (
n. )
ious
vi car
ious --->
vicvice ( n. ) inity --->

vicious

vicvice ( n. ) ious --->

vicious adj. ( )
benignant ( adj. )

adj., ,
, ,
, ,

vicissitudinous

vicvice ( n. ) issitud
inous

vicissitudinous adj. ( )
vicissitudes ( n. ( ) )
unchanging ( adj. ) immutable ( adj. )

adj.,

victimize

vicvice ( n. )
timize

victimize v.
treat fairly ( )

v.

victor

victory ( n. )

victor n. ( )
loser ( n. )

n. ; adj.

victual

victuals actual ( adj. )

victual victory

victual n.

n. ;
vt.... ;
vi.,

vie

V IEIE V

vie v. ( )
vying ( adj.vie )

v.

vigilant adj.
wary:gulled[duped] exacting:satisfied
vigilant:ambushed[entrapped
waylaid]

supine ( adj. ) oblivious ( adj. ) unaler

adj.,

vignevine ( n. ) tte

vignette n. ( )

vignette:sceneskit:drama

n., ;
vt.....

vigor

vigor n. ( )
adulterate:purityenervate:vigor

flag:vigorwaver:resolution

lassitude ( n. ) torpor ( n. ) lethargy ( n. )

n.,

vigorous

vigorous ( adj. )

vigorous adj. ( )
loll ( v. ) ---> vigorous ( adj. ) --->
decrepit ( adj. )

adj.

vile

vice ( n. )

vile adj. ( ) ( )

adj., ,
, ,
, ,
,

vilify

vilvile ( adj. ) ify

fy --->

vilify v. ( . )
villainous ( adj. ) villain ( n. )
extol ( v. ) vilification ( n. ) ---> beautification ( n. )

vt., , ,

vim

vigor ( n. )

vim n.
lassitude ( n. )

n.,

vindicate n.. ( )
.
vindictive ( adj. )
calumniate ( v. ) impugn ( v. )

vt., ,

vindictive adj.spiteful
vindicate ( v. )
mercenary:moneyvindictive:revenge

adj.

vigilant

vignette

vindicate

vigil ( n. ) ant --->

lant --->

vinvim ( n. ) dic ate --->

--->
vin dic ate --->

vindictive

vinegared n.

vinegared n.

vinyl

vine
(),Simon.
,"",
,(
),,"",
""(vine),
""(vinewhy
no

vinyl n. ( ) (
)

n.[]

viola

violin ( n. )

viola n. ( )

n.

violet n.adj.
gem:turquoiseflower:violet

n. ;
adj.

vinegar

violet
viper

VIPer
VIP

viper n. ( )

viral

virus ( n. )

viral adj.

virile

( ) --->

virile adj.
virility ( n. )

n.,
,
,
<>
adj.,

adj., ,
,

virtue

virtues (
n. )

virtue n.
doldrums:energydepravity:virtue

n., , ,
, , ,

virtuosity

virtuvirtue ( n. )
osity

virtuosity n. ( )
mediocrity ( n. )

n.

virtuoso

virtuvirtue ( n. ) oso

virtuoso n. ( )
virtuoso:skillpotentate:power

beginner ( n. )

n.

virtuous

virtue ( n. )

virtuous adj.
nefarious ( adj. ) base ( adj. )

virulent

viruvirus ( n. ) lent --->

virulent adj. ( )
salubrious ( adj. )

visage

visvision ( n. ) age --->

visage n.

n.<>,

viscid

viscous ( adj. )

viscid adj.
viscosity ( n. )
slick ( adj. )

adj., ,
,

viscous adj. ( )
glutinous ( adj. ) ---> non viscous ( )

adj., ,

visionary

vision ( n.v.
) ary

visionary adj.
visionary:idealisticofficious:obliging

miscreant:criminalvisionary:delusion

adj., ,
; n.,
,

vista

vis ta

vista n.
placebo:painkillerbackdrop:vista

n., ,
,

vital

vit al

vital adj.
moribund ( adj. )

adj.,
, ,
, ,

vitality

vital ( adj. ) ity

vitality n. ( )
decelerate:speed attenuate:thickness enervate[wither]:vitality
dehydrate:waterdebase:value

enervation ( n. ) soporific ( adj.

n., ,

vitalize

vital ( adj. ) ize

vitalize v.invigorate
arrest ( v. )

v.

vitiate v.
vitiable ( adj. )
fortify ( v. ) strengthen ( v. )

v.

viscous

adj., ,
,
adj., ,
, [],
, ,

vitiate

vitivice ( n. ) ate --->

vitwitIate --->

vitrify

fy -->

vitrify v. ( )
tarnish:dullvitrify:smooth

v.,

vitriolic

vitri olic --->

vitriolic adj.
soothing ( adj. )

adj., ,
,

vituperate

vitwituperate

vituperate v. ( ) berate
lionize:admirevituperate:despise

praise ( v. ) admire ( v. )

vt.,

vituperative adj.
complimentary ( adj. ) adulatory ( adj. )

adj.

vivacious adj. ( )
vivarium ( n. ) vivisection ( n. )
phlegmatic ( adj. ) languid ( adj. )

adj., ,
[]

vivid adj.
vivid:intensify?
: ( ) ?

adj., ,
, ,
, ,

vocal adj. ( )
vocalist ( n. )
orchestra:instrumentalchoir:vocal

adj., ,
, ;
n.,

vocation n. ( )
vacation ( n. )

n., , ,
, ,
, ,

vituperative
vivacious

vivvivid ( adj. )
acious

vivid

vocal

vocation

voc al

vociferous

volatile

voci fer ous --->

vociferous adj. ( )
reticent ( adj. ) monotone ( adj. ) serene (
adj. )

adj.,

volavolcano ( n. )
tile

volatile adj. ( )
volatile:temperready:wit

craven:heroicvolatile:constant

volatile:evaporatesoluble:dissolve

adj., ,
, ,
, ;
n.[],

volcano n.
volcano:lavageyser:water

n.

volcano

volition

volt

volubility

voluble

voluminous

voluptuous
vomit

volition n. ( )
benevolent ( adj. ) malevolent ( adj. )
n.
inability to choose ( )
volt n. (

n.(),

)
[], []
decibel:soundvolt:electricity

volubility n. ( )
voluble ( adj. ) volu ble --audacious:trepidationlaconic:volubility
n.
> --->

taciturnity ( n. )
volwill ( n. ) ition

voluble adj.
voluble:speechlicentious:dissoluteness
adj.,

, ,
maladroit:deftvoluble:terse
, [],

laconic ( adj. ) taciturn ( adj. ) succinct ( adj.

) reticent ( adj. )
adj.,
voluminous adj. ( ) (
volumvolume ( n. ) inous
, ,
)

, ,
scanty ( adj. ) scarce ( adj. )
, ,
voluptuous adj.
volu p tuous --->
voluptuary ( n. )
adj.,
--->
ascetic ( adj. ) spartan ( adj. ) self-contained (
) self-denying ( adj. )
vomit n./v.
n., ,

vomit:disgorge?
; vi., ;
:?
vt.,

voracious

vordevour ( v. ) acious
---> --->

voracious adj.ravenous ( )
impassive:perturbvoracious:satisfy

lack of appetite ( )

adj.,

vortex

vortvert ex

vortex n. ( )
vertex ( n. )

n., , ,
(, )

votary

votvote ( v. ) ary --->

--->

votary n.
votive ( adj. )
skeptic ( n. ) reactionary ( n. )

n.

vouch

vouvow ( n.v. )
ch

vouch v.
refuse to guarantee ( )

voyeur

voy eur ---> --->

voyeur n. ( )

vulgarity

vulgar ( adj. ) ity

vulgarity n.
vulgarian ( n. )
genteel:vulgarityintrepid:fear

n., ,

vulnerable

vulnerwound ( n. ) able --->

vulnerable adj. ( )
safe ( adj. )

adj.,
...

vulpine

vulpine ( n.v. )

vulpine adj.

adj.

vulture

vulture culture ( n. )

vulture n. ( )

n.,

waft

raft ( n. ) --->

waft v. ( )
waft:plummetmeander:dash

v., ; n.,

vt., , ,
, ;
vi., , ,

n.<>,

wag

wag n.
waggish ( adj. )
wag:humorousdolt:stupidlibertine:dissolutebuffoon:ludicrous

wage

wage v. ( )

wail

wweepail ( v. )

wail v. ( )

waive

wife waive

waive v. ( ) ( )

wallop

wallop gallop ( v./n. )

wallop v./n. ( )

wallow

wall ( n. ) low --->

wallowwallop

wallow v./n. ( )

walrus

walrus

walrus n. (
)

vt., , ;
vi.,
, ;
n.,
n. ; v.
n., , ;
vi., , ;
vt.(
)
v.
vi., ,
(), ;
vt., ; n.,
,
vi., <>,
; n., ,

n.[],

wan

wan --->

wan adj. ( )
melancholy
hale ( adj. ) rubicund ( adj. )

adj., ,
, ,
; v.(),
()

wanderlust

wander ( v. ) lust ( n. )

wanderlust n. ( )
curiosity:knowwanderlust:travel

n.,

wane

( ) --->

wane vi. ( )
intensify ( vt. )

vi., , ,
, , ;
n., , ,

wangle

wangle v. ( )

v.
vt., , ,
, ; n.,

adj., ,
, ,
, ;
n.,
vi.
, , ; vt.
v.,
;
n.,

want

want want

want n./v.
repletion ( n. )

wanton

wanton

wanton adj. ( ) lewd

warble

warbward ( n. ) le

warble v.

warden

ward ( n. )
en

warden n.

n., , ,
,
()

wardrobe

ward ( n. ) robe ( n. )
--->

wardrobe n. ( )
warehouse ( n. )
wardrobe:clothesbookcase:bookslarder:food

n., , ,
, ,

warmonger

war monger ( n. )

warmonger n. ( )
pacifist ( n. ) dove ( n. )

n.,

warped

warp ( n./v. )

warped adj. ( )
aligned ( )

warranted

warrant (
n.v. ) ed

warranted adj.
gratuitous ( adj. )

wary

wary

wary adj.
wary:gulled[duped] exacting:satisfied
vigilant:ambushed[entrappedwaylaid]

remiss ( adj. )

adj.

waspish

peevish ( adj. )

waspish adj.

adj., ,
,

wastrel

wastrewaste l

wastrel n.profligate
wasteland ( n. )
inexperience:neophyteirresponsibility:wastrel

n.

waterproof

water proof .

waterproof adj.v.n.
permeable ( adj. )

adj.,

watershed

water shed ( v.n. )

watershed n. ( )
ambiguity ( n. ) routine ( n. )

n.

waver

waver v./n.
flag:vigorlumber:gracewaver:resolution

demur:qualmswaver:irresoluteness

n., , ,
; vi., ,
, ,

wax

wax n. ( ) v.. (
)
varnish:woodwax:linoleum

candle:waxtire:robber

flag ( v. ) decrease ( v. ) waste away ( ) wane (

v.n. )

n., , ,
;
vi., ,
; vt.

vt., ,

waylay

waylay Waylaid
waylay

waylay v. ( )
wary:gulled[duped] exacting:satisfied
vigilant:ambushed[entrappedwaylaid]

wean

wean weak

wean v. ( ) ( )

weasel

weeasell
--->

weasel n.

weather

---> --->

weave v.

weather v.survive ( )
needle:knitloom:weave

weird

weirdbird --->

weird adj.

welcome v. ( )
rebuff ( n./v. ) ostracize ( v. )
weld v./n. ( )

solder ( n./v. )
splice:ropeweld:metalsew:fabric[cloth]

well-known adj.
arcane ( adj. )

welcome
weld
well-known

welsh

( Welsh )

--->

welsh v.

welter

wallow ( v./n. )

welter n./v. ( )
orderly arrangement ( )

wheat

vt., ,
;
n.<>,
n.[], ,
, ,
; vi., ,
, ;
vt.()
n., , ,
; adj.,
;
vt., ,
, ;
vi., ,
adj., ,
, ,
;
n.<><>,
,
n. ; vt. ;
int. ; adj.

vt. ; n.,

adj.,
,
vi.,
, ;
vt.(),
() ;
adj. ;
n.
vi., , ,
, , ;
n., , ,
,

wheat n.
winnow:wheatrefine:oil

chaff:wheatshell:pecan

n., , ,

wheedle

wheed ( v. ) le --->

we --->

wheedle v. ( )
wheedle:cajoleryextort:coercion

vt., , ;
vi.

whelm

overwhelm ( v. )

whelm v.

v.

whelp

whelp help

whelp n. ( )

n., ; v.

whet

whet whetstone
wetWhatwhet

whet v. ( ) .
blunt ( v. ) dull ( vt. )

vt., ,

whet ( v. ) stone

whetstone n.
pestle:grind spoon:stirring spice:flavor flint stone:sharpen
scissor:cuttingpencil: recording
:::

n.,

--->

whiff n./v.
blast:whiffgush:trickle

n., , ,
, ;
vi., ,
[], ;
vt., , ,
[]

whetstone

whiff

whim

whimsical

whine
whirlpool

whimwmw
m

whim n. ( )
capricious:whimobjective:fact

n., ,
, ,

whimsical adj.
furtive:stealth whimsical:caprice acute:perspicacity
unsatisfied:discontentdiscerning:insight
adj.,

mercurial:moodwhimsical:behavior

n., , ;
whyway whine v. (
vi., ,
TOEIC990 (!???)
)
, ;
whirl ( v./n. ) pool ( n. )

whisper

whirlpool n. ( )
tornado:airwhirlpool:water

n., , ,

whisper v. ( )
chuckle:laughingwhisper:speaking

n., , ,
, ;
vi., ,
; vt.

whistle

whistle n.v.
judge:gavelreferee:whistle

n., , ,
; v.,

whit

whatwhit

whit n.
whet ( v. )

n.,

whittle

whit ( n. )
tle --->

whittle v. ( )

v., , , ;
n.,

wholesome

whole ( adj. )
some

wholesome adj.salutary
tainted ( adj. ) deleterious ( adj. ) insalubrious (
adj. ) morbid ( adj. ) noxious ( adj. ) sordid (
adj. )

adj., ,
,

wick

wick weak

wick n. ( )

n., , ;
vt.

wig

unwieldy ( adj. ) un wield

y
wag ( n. )

wield v. ( ) (
)
wig n.

wiggle

wiggle

wiggle v.

willfully

will ful-ly --->

willfulness n.
willfulness:headstrongsubservience:fawning

adj.

willingly

willing ( adj. ) ly

willingly adv.
balk ( v. ) ---> move ahead willingly ( )

adv.,

willowy

willow ( n. ) y

willowy adj.
wallow ( v./n. )

wily

--->
wile ( n./v. )

adj.,
,,

wily adj.

adj.

wince

win ce

wince v. ( ) flinch
wince:painsmile:pleasurepout:displeasuresneer:contempt

v.

windbag

wind bag
--->

windbag n. ( )
windfall ( n. ) winding ( adj. )
taciturnity ( n. )

n.,

windy

windy adj.
windy:concisehackneyed:original

adj., ,
, ,
,

winnow

winwindnow

winnow v. ( )
minnow ( n. )
winnow:wheat[grain]refine:oilpurify:water

winnow:chafffilter:impurities

vt., (), ,
, ; vi.,
, ;
n.,

winsome

win some --->

winsome adj.
chromosome ( n. )
unprepossessing ( adj. ) repelling ( )

adj.

wit

wit n.
volatile:temperready:wit

dullard ( n. )

n., ,

witch

witch n. ( )
retainer[attendant]:retinuewitch:covenofficer:staffroom:suite
:

n., ,
;
vt.,

wield

v.
n.
v.(), ;
n.,

withdraw

with draw ---> --->

withdrawal

wither

weather wither

withhold

witness

wit ness --->

withdraw v.
rescind:lawwithdraw:candidacy

roisterer:carouserecluse:withdraw

vt., ; vi.,
; v.

withdrawal n.
press ( n. )

n., , ,
, , ,

wither v. ( )
dehydrate:waterwither:vitality

burgeon ( n./v. ) revive ( v. )

vt., ,
; vi., ,

withhold v.
withstand ( v. )
apprise ( v. ) ---> withhold information ( ) grant (
v. )

vt., , ,
; vi.

witness n.v.
subpoena:witnessconscript:soldier

n.[], ,
, , ;
vt., ..., ,
; vi.,

witticism n.

n.,

wizardry n.

n.

wizardry

wittiwitty ( adj. )
cism
wizard ( n. )
rywizard lizard ( n. )

wizen

wizewise ( adj. )
nn wizen

wizen adj./v.
thrive ( v. ) blooming ( adj. )

adj.,

wobble

wo bb le --->

wobble n./v.
stabilize ( v. )

n., [],
, , ;
vi., ,
, ;

woe

wo e

woe n.
woeful ( adj. )

n.

woo

woowoo

woo v..
adulate:fawnwoo:adore
::

v., , ,

woodcutter n.
woodcut ( n. )
scythe:reaperaxe:woodcutter

n.,

woodpile n. ( )
bouquet:flowerswoodpile:logs

n.

worship v./n.
worship:sacrificeprediction:augury

n., , ;
vi., ; vt.,

witticism

woodcutter

woodpile

wood pile

worship
wraith

faith ( n. ) wraith

wraith n. ( )

n.

wrangler

wrangle ( v. )
rwrangwrongangleangel

wrangler n.
lariat:wranglercrook:shepherd

n.

wrath n. ( )

n.

wreak v.

vt.(),

wreathe v.

v.

wrath
wreak
wreathe
wreckage

wrawry ( v. ) th wry
wrath
wreak ( v. )
weak wreakwreck ( n. )
wreak
wreath ( n. )
ewwereareadythe
---> --->
wreck ( n. ) age --->

wreckage n.
wrench v.n.

wrench

wrwry ( v. ) ench

wrest

wrwry ( v. ) est

wrest v. ( )

wring

wrwry ( v. ) ing

wring v. ( )

wrist

wrwry ( v. ) nkleankle ( n. )
--->
wry ( v. ) wrist

writ

write ---> ewrit

wrinkle

wrongheaded

n.
n., , ,
, , ;
vt., , ,
, ; vi.,
n., ; vt., ,
, ,
v., , , ,
, ; n., ,
,

wrinkle n. ( ) v.

n. ; v.

wrist n.

n.,
n., ,

writ n. ( )
wrongheaded adj.
wrongdoing ( n. )

adj.,
,

wry adj.
fluent:glibhumorous:wrymeticulous:finicky
:: ( )
:
straight ( adj. ) undeviating ( adj. ) even (
adj. ) true ( adj. ) direct ( adj. )

wry

xenophobe

xeno phobe

xerophyte

xero phyte

xenophobe n. ( )
xenomania ( n. )
misanthrope:peoplexenophobe:strangers

xerophyte n.

yacht

yacht n. ( )

yarn

adj., ,
; v.,

n.,
n.
n., , ;
vi.,

yarn n. ( )
yawn ( v. )
knit:yarnplait:hair

n., , ,

yawn

yawn yaw ( v. )

yawn v. ( )
yawn:sleepinessblush:embarrassment

v., , ;
n.

yearn

1year1year yearn

yearn v.

vi., , ,

yeast

yeast ( adj. )
--->

yeast n. ( )
bacteria:decompositionyeast:fermentation

n.,

yen n. ( )

n.(
), <> ; vi.

yeoman n. ( )

n.,

yield v. ( ) ( )
default:payyield:resist

evanescent:disappearpliant:yield

obsequious:fawncompliant:yield

v., , ;
vi.( to), ;
n.,

yokel n.
yokel:sophisticationcoward:courage

n.,

zeal

zeal n. ( )
resoluteness:willzeal:conviction

zeal:dedicationmesmerism:interest

torpor ( n. ) indifference ( n. )

n., ,

zealot

zealot n.
fervor:zealotdoubt:skepticimprovidence:spendthrift

fanatic:admirerzealot:adherent

miser:munificentzealot:blas

n.

zealotry

zealotry n.
lack of fervor ( )

n.

zealous

zealous adj.fervent
zealous:enthusiasticidolatrous:devoted

devoted:zealouscareful:fastidious

vapid ( adj. )

adj.

yen
yeoman

ye
oman --->

yield

yokel

yoke ( n. ) l --->
--->

zeal ( ) ot

zenith

ze zenith

zenith n.
nadir ( n. ) lowest point ( )

n., , ,

zephyr

Zephyrus (
)

zephyr n.

n., (),

zest

zzealest --->

zest n.
zesty ( adj. ) ---> bland ( adj. )

zigzag

ZigZagZ ---> Z

zigzag n.Z adj.

zigzag:turnsmontage:images
Z

n., ,
, ;
vt....
n.Z, ,
; adj.,
, Z ;
adv.Z,
;
v.Z,