Chapter 7 Vocabulary Terms Flashcards

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(adj.) in a state of entanglement

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afoul

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(adv.) apart

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asunder

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(v.) draw back; take back

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withdraw

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(v.) hold back

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withhold

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(v.) stand up against; resist

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withstand

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(prep.) despite

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notwithstanding

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(v.) surround

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beset

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(adv.) on a ship, train, bus, ect

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aboard

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(adv.) in the state of being at a distance
(adj.) withdrawn

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aloof

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(adv.) wrong

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amiss

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(v.) make dirty

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begrime

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(adj.) overtaken by darkness of night; intellectually or morally ignorant

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benighted

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(v.) cause to be or seem little or unimportant

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belittle

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(adv.) on the contrary

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contrariwise

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(adv.) in no way; not at all

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nowise

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(n.) real or dignity of an earl

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earldom

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(n.) state of being a martyr

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martyrdom

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(n.) those having the authority of officials

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officialdom

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(adj.) burdensome

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cumbersome

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(adj.) offensive because of obvious insincerity

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fulsome

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(adj.) easily flexed, limber, agile

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lissome

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(adj.) intrusive

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meddlesome

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(adj.) full of courage

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mettlesome

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(adj.) winsome

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noisome

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(adj.) winning; cheerful; merry
winsome
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(n.) group of two
twosome
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(n.) one whose only interest in their work is the pay
hireling
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one who is thin from lack of food
starveling
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a child or animal that is nursed
suckling
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one who is a year old
yearling
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a child secretly exchanged for another in infancy
changeling
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infant found after being deserted by its unknown parents
foundling
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a young goose
gosling
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lad
stripling
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(prep.) about; concerning; in respect to
ament
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(adv.) soon
anon
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a command; an order
behest
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obligated; indebted
beholden
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to be necessary or proper for
behoove
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early
betimes
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tract of wasteland
heath
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to decrease
wane
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grow
wax
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in addition
withal
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threads running from side to side in a woven fabric
woof
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named; called
yclept
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of a son or daughter
filial
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childish; immature
puerile
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of or like a bear
ursine
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1. rough 2. tending to depress stock prices 3. expecting a fall in stock prices
bearish
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1. obstinate 2. tending to cause rises in stock prices 3. expecting a rise in stock prices
bullish
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resembling a cow or ox; sluggish, unresponsive
bovine
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stupid or foolish
asinine
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of or like a fish
pscine
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like a fox; crafty; cunning
vulpine
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goatlike, especially in smell
hircine
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embarrassed; timid
sheepish
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refers to a sheep
ovine
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of or like a wolf; ravenous
lupine
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cheerful; optimistic
sanguine
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involving or causing much bloodshed
sanguinary
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to produce; to make happen
beget
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to whip; to remove skin
flay, fleece, excoriate
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lower oneself
condescend
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to curse
excrate
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to drink
imbibe
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to lie
prevaricate
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to make an unpleasant feeling less intense
assuage
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to spit
expectorate
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to steal
peculate
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to sweat
perspire
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to think over; ponder
cogitate
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to sparkle
scintillate
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to respect deeply
venerate
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to surrender
capitulate
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amusement, especially laughter
mirth, hilarity
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a curse
execration, malediction
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a large fire
conflagration
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sky, heavens
firmament
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name
appellation
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public shame or disgrace
ignominy
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smear
vilification
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speed
celerity
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strength
impregnability
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theft
larceny, peculation
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thread
filament