Set 3

Question 0

Abound in something

Answer 0

To be rich and abundant in something; to have plenty of something. (A bit formal.)

Question 1

Able to take just so much and Able to take only so much

Answer 1

Able to endure only a limited amount of discomfort or unpleasantness. (Able to can be replaced with can.)

Question 2

Abound with someone or something

Answer 2

To be plentiful with particular persons, other living beings, or objects.

Question 3

*ABOUT one’s BUSINESS

Answer 3

Busy doing something. (*Typically: be ~; get ~; go ~.)

Question 4

*About to do something h

Answer 4

In the process of doing something. (*Typically: be ~ ; get ~ .)

Question 5

*an ABOUT-FACE (ON someone or something)

Answer 5

Fig. a reversal of attitude or action. (*Typically: do ~ ; have ~ .)

Question 6

*Above and beyond (something)

Answer 6

More than is required; greater than the required amount. (*Typically: be ~ ; go ~ .)

Question 7

Above average

Answer 7

Higher or better than the average.

Question 8

Above (doing) something [of someone]

Answer 8

Too mature or honorable to do something.

Question 9

Above one’s bend and Above one’s huckleberry

Answer 9

Rur. beyond one’s ability.