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Question 0

Def. of Tortuous

Answer 0

Not direct or straightforward

Adjective

Question 1

Prefix TORT/TORQ Def.

Answer 1

To twist

Question 2

Def. of Retort

Answer 2

To respond critically or sarcastically

Verb

Question 3

Def. of Extort

Answer 3

To wrongfully or illegally force someone to comply with a command

Verb

Question 4

Prefix VOLU/VOLV def.

Answer 4

To turn; to roll

Question 5

Def. of Voluble

Answer 5

Talkative; given to rapid; abundant speech

Adjective

Question 6

Def. of Convoluted

Answer 6

Having too many twists and turns; overly complicated

Adjective

Question 7

Def. of Evolve

Answer 7

To unfold; to develop or change gradually

Verb

Question 8

Prefix FLEX/FLECT def.

Answer 8

To bend

Question 9

Def. of Inflexible

Answer 9

Too unchangeable in character or purpose

Adjective

Question 10

Def. of Deflect

Answer 10

To cause to turn aside or away

Verb

Question 11

Def. of Inflection

Answer 11

Change in pitch or tone of voice

Noun

Question 12

Prefix VERT/VERS def.

Answer 12

To turn

Question 13

Def. of Adverse

Answer 13

Not helpful; harmful

Adjective

Question 14

Def. of Revert

Answer 14

To fall back into an old condition

Verb

Question 15

Def. of Subvert

Answer 15

To undermine; to corrupt

Verb

Question 16

Prefix CRIMIN def.

Answer 16

Crime; charge of crime

Question 17

Def. of Decriminalize

Answer 17

To do away with legal penalties for

Verb

Question 18

Def. of Incriminate

Answer 18

To reveal guilt or make appear guilty

Verb

Question 19

Def. of Recrimination

Answer 19

An accusation made in reply; a counter-change

Noun

Question 20

Prefix CULP def.

Answer 20

To blame

Question 21

Def. of Culpable

Answer 21

Deserving blame

Adjective

Question 22

Def. of Culprit

Answer 22

One responsible for a crime

Noun

Question 23

Def. of Mea Culpa

Answer 23

Something uttered to take responsibility for a wrong

Question 24

Prefix ONUS/ONER

Answer 24

Burden

Question 25

Def. of Onus

Answer 25

Burden or Obligation

Noun

Question 26

Def. of Onerous

Answer 26

Unpleasant and burdensome

Adjective

Question 27

Def. of Exonerate

Answer 27

To prove not guilty

Verb

Question 28

Prefix PROB/PROV def.

Answer 28

Approve

Question 29

Def. of Approbation

Answer 29

Praise or approval

Noun

Question 30

Def. of Reprobate

Answer 30

Someone who is dishonest or immoral; a scoundrel

Noun

Question 31

Def. of Reprove

Answer 31

To scold or criticize

Verb