Part 17

Question 1

Perpetrate

Answer 1

Commit

-Verb

Question 2

Consummate

Answer 2

Complete, of the highest degree

-Adjective

Question 3

Subterfuge

Answer 3

Ruse, trick

-Noun

Question 4

Concoct

Answer 4

Devise

-Verb

Question 5

Fallacious

Answer 5

Misleading

-Adjective

Question 6

To draw ones horns

Answer 6

To check ones anger, to restrain oneself

Question 7

Manifold

Answer 7

Complex, many

-Adjective

Question 8

Assiduous

Answer 8

Devoted, attentive

-Adjective

Question 9

Impeccable

Answer 9

Faultless

-Adjective

Question 10

Fraught

Answer 10

Filled

-Adjective

Question 11

Resourcesful

Answer 11

Able to meet any situation

-Adjective

Question 12

To put the cart before the horse

Answer 12

To reverse the proper order, do things backwards

Question 13

Murky

Answer 13

Dark, obscure

-Adjective

Question 14

Component

Answer 14

Element

-Noun

Question 15

Hoax

Answer 15

Deception

-Noun

Question 16

Labyrinth

Answer 16

Arrangement of winding passages

-Noun

Question 17

Evaluate

Answer 17

Appraise, find the value of

-verb

Question 18

To turn the tables

Answer 18

To turn a situation to ones own advantage

Question 19

Exult

Answer 19

Rejoice greatly

-Verb

Question 20

Attest

Answer 20

To certify

-Verb

Question 21

Gullible

Answer 21

Easily cheated or fooled

-Adjective

Question 22

Deploy

Answer 22

To position forces according to a plan

-Verb

Question 23

Enigma

Answer 23

Riddle

-Noun

Question 24

A chip off the old block

Answer 24

A son who is like his father