Oct 4 Vocab

Question 1

ill natured; quarrelsome

Answer 1

Cantankerous

Question 2

Spacious; roomy

Answer 2

Capacious

Question 3

Dejected; Saddened

Answer 3

Crestfallen

Question 4

Guillibility

Answer 4

Credulity

Question 5

to flich; pilfer; loot; purloin; peculate

Answer 5

Rob

Question 6

Stealing small value

Answer 6

Filch

Question 7

Stealing small quantities

Answer 7

Pilfer

Question 8

Plunder after violent events

Answer 8

loot

Question 9

Steal by deception

Answer 9

Purloin

Question 10

Embezzle

Answer 10

Peculate

Question 11

Showing little emotion; emotionally solid; STOIC

Answer 11

Stolid

Question 12

Attractive; Agreeable

Answer 12

Comely

Question 13

Conduct or Language inciting rebellion against authority

Answer 13

Sedition

Question 14

Food

Answer 14

Comestible

Question 15

Relating to money; measured in or consisting of money

Answer 15

Pecuniary

Question 16

Stingy; penurious; not generous

Answer 16

Parsimonious

Question 17

Slander; Defame

Answer 17

Vilify

Question 18

Nightmare; Mental burden

Answer 18

Incubus

Question 19

Unconscious; lacking sensation

Answer 19

Insensate

Question 20

Sluggishness

Answer 20

Lethargy

Question 21

Equal; proportionate

Answer 21

Commensuate

Question 22

Superabundance; plenty; excess (opposite of DEARTH)

Answer 22

Plethora

Question 23

To reduce the violence of (as in disease) also, to ease without curing; to moderate the intensity of; abate

Answer 23

Palliate

Question 24

Practical

Answer 24

Pragmatic

Question 25

To praise

Answer 25

Laud "Praise the Laud"

Question 26

Cantankerous

Answer 26

ill natured; quarrelsome

Question 27

Capacious

Answer 27

Spacious; roomy

Question 28

Crestfallen

Answer 28

Dejected; Saddened

Question 29

Credulity

Answer 29

Guillibility

Question 30

Rob

Answer 30

to flich; pilfer; loot; purloin; peculate

Question 31

Filch

Answer 31

Stealing small value

Question 32

Pilfer

Answer 32

Stealing small quantities

Question 33

loot

Answer 33

Plunder after violent events

Question 34

Purloin

Answer 34

Steal by deception

Question 35

Peculate

Answer 35

Embezzle

Question 36

Stolid

Answer 36

Showing little emotion; emotionally solid; STOIC

Question 37

Comely

Answer 37

Attractive; Agreeable

Question 38

Sedition

Answer 38

Conduct or Language inciting rebellion against authority

Question 39

Comestible

Answer 39

Food

Question 40

Pecuniary

Answer 40

Relating to money; measured in or consisting of money

Question 41

Parsimonious

Answer 41

Stingy; penurious; not generous

Question 42

Vilify

Answer 42

Slander; Defame

Question 43

Incubus

Answer 43

Nightmare; Mental burden

Question 44

Insensate

Answer 44

Unconscious; lacking sensation

Question 45

Lethargy

Answer 45

Sluggishness

Question 46

Commensuate

Answer 46

Equal; proportionate

Question 47

Plethora

Answer 47

Superabundance; plenty; excess (opposite of DEARTH)

Question 48

Palliate

Answer 48

To reduce the violence of (as in disease) also, to ease without curing; to moderate the intensity of; abate

Question 49

Pragmatic

Answer 49

Practical

Question 50

Laud "Praise the Laud"

Answer 50

To praise