Lessons 8-14 Flashcards
To draw or bring out
Educe
To produce; to make happen
Beget
To collect bit by bit; to gather with patient labor
Glean
To wear or irritate, often through rubbing or friction
Chafe
Shameless boldness
Effrontery
To drink (especially alcohol)
Imbibe
To pretend
Feign
To stop; to discontinue
Desist
To hint at; to refer to indirectly
Allude
The choice members or best of a group
Elite
Termin
End; boundary
Ver
True
Dem, demos
People
To cheat or swindle; to thwart
Bilk
A sermon
Homily
Death; a ceasing to exist
Demise
To send out; to give forth, as in sound or light
Emit
Moral deterioration
Decadence
Feeling great dismay or horror
Aghast
A storehouse for grain
Granary
Easily angered
Choleric
To hinder; to obstruct
Impede
A feeling of uneasiness
Qualm
A written satire used to ridicule or attack someone
Lampoon
Conceited; having excessive self-love or admiration
Narcissistic
To wipe out; to destroy
Eradicate
To concoct; to make up a story in order to decieve
Fabricate
Horrible; frightful
Ghastly
Multi
Many
Naut, naus
Sailor; ship
Nov, neo
New
Capable of error
Fallible
Obvious; too conspicuous
Blatant
To waste time
Dawdle
An associate; a partner
Affiliate
To act slavishly submissive
Fawn
A false and malicious accusation
Calumny
To scold or rebuke severely and at length
Berate
A fawning, servile follower
Minion
Lonely; forlorn; uninhabited; barren
Desolate
The cause if ruin, harm, distress, it death
Bane
To calm down
Pacify
To mix up or distort
Garble
To lie
Prevaricate
To steal
Filch
A beginner
Neophyte
Corp, corpor
Body
Rupt
To break
Inter
Between; among
Glaringly bad; outrageous
Flagrant
An aristocrat
Patrician
One sent on a special mission to represent others
Emissary
Having a similar origin, nature, or character
Kindred
A loud quarrel or fight
Fracas
To tear (flesh) jaggedly
Lacerate
Useless; pointless
Futile
Spotless; perfect
Immaculate
Manner of walking
Gait
To complain or find fault in a petty or nagging way
Carp
To ask; to inquire
Query
A line of people or vehicles
Queue
Very wicked; notorious
Nefarious
Beginning; origin
Genesis
A deceptive outward appearance
Facade
Am
Friend; to love
Aqu
Water
Brev
Short
Prot
First; original
A flood; an overwhelming rush
Deluge
Universal; wide-ranging
Catholic
Weird; mysterious; strange and frightening
Eerie
Warlike; relating to the military
Martial
Attributing human characteristics or qualities to objects, animals, or gods
Anthropomorphic
One who receives benefits
Beneficiary
To swerve or lurch from side to side while in motion
Careen
Self-confidence
Aplomb
Slyness and cunning in dealing with others
Guile
A small amount
Modicum
To grow embittered over time; to rot
Fester
To become week or feeble; to lose strength
Languish
Something that covers or conceals
Pall
Great distraction; chaos
Havoc
Having a bad taste or smell; spoiled
Rancid
Patr, pattern
Father
Scop
To watch
Scrib, script
To write
Cent
One hundred
A great or complete destruction of life
Holocaust
To draw into conflict or fight
Embroil
Something existing outside of it’s proper time
Anachronism
To attack the reputation of; to speak ill of
Denigrate
Kind; compassionate
Humane
Emotionally excessive; overly demonstrative
Effusive
No longer in existence
Defunct
Slavish follower
Lackey
To form a mental picture
Envisage
To mourn
Lament
To stare with an open mouth
Gape
Rude and disrespectful
Impertinent
Arrogant; proud
Haughty
Someone or something a person cannot conquer or achieve; a hated enemy
Nemesis
Deadly; fatal
Lethal
Pot, poss
To be able
Psych
Mind
Arm
Tools, arms (weapons)
A person, thing, or agent that caused it speeds up a reaction or change without itself being changed
Catalyst
Vocabulary distinctive to a particular group of people
Jargon
Showing sound judgement
Judicious
A minor weakness in character
Foible
The act of blessing
Benediction
Trivial; silly
Frivolous
Liveliness; willingness; eagerness
Alacrity
To make a god of; to look upon or worship as a god
Deify
Bloody and extensive slaughter
Carnage
Push into motion
Impel
An inscription on a tombstone; a brief comment about a deceased person
Epitaph
To persist in talking continuously (on or about something)
Harp
Of or relating to the side
Lateral
Pale; faint in color
Pallid
Acting suddenly without thought
Impetuous
Stru, struct
To build
Tempor, temper
Time
Therm
Heat