February 17th

Question 1

To throw or pour back; to vomit; to spit out; to recall or remember something quickly and easily

Answer 1

regurgitate (VERB) (EX: The very young math wizard could regurgitate all of his multiplication facts.)

Question 2

To ask about

Answer 2

inquire (VERB) (EX: The new student had to inquire where the lunchroom was.)

Question 3

Your “inner voice” that tells you right from wrong

Answer 3

conscience (NOUN) (EX: The thief must have had an attack of conscience because he had returned the wallet he had stolen without taking anything from it.)

Question 4

An understanding of something; a feeling about something

Answer 4

perceive (VERB) (EX: I thought I perceived a problem with the engine, but I wasn’t sure.)

Question 5

Not clear; confusing; something that can be understand in more than one way)

Answer 5

ambiguous (ADJECTIVE) (EX: We were confused by the ambiguous wording of the message.)

Question 6

a Latin expression meaning excessive; too much; very repetitive; to do or say something over and over

Answer 6

ad nauseam (EX: I practiced my speech ad nauseam.)