T-Z

Question 1

taciturn

Answer 1

(adj.) - not inclined to talk

Question 2

tantamount

Answer 2

(adj.) - equivalent in value or significance

Question 3

tedious

Answer 3

(adj.) - boring, dull

Question 4

telepathic

Answer 4

(adj.) - capable of reading minds

Question 5

tenuous

Answer 5

(adj.) - having little substance or strength

Question 6

terrestrial

Answer 6

(adj.) - relating to the land

Question 7

terse

Answer 7

(adj.) - abrupt, short, brief

Question 8

timorous

Answer 8

(adj.) - fearful, timid

Question 9

tome

Answer 9

(n.) - a large book

Question 10

toothsome

Answer 10

(adj.) - delicious, luscious

Question 11

torpid

Answer 11

(adj.) - lazy, lethargic, moving slowly

Question 12

torrid

Answer 12

(adj.) - giving off intense heat, passionate

Question 13

tortuous

Answer 13

(adj.) - winding, twisted

Question 14

tragedy

Answer 14

(n.) - a disastrous event, or a work of art in which the hero meets a terrible fate

Question 15

tranquil

Answer 15

(adj.) - calm, serene, peaceful

Question 16

travesty

Answer 16

(n.) - a grossly inferior imitation

Question 17

trek

Answer 17

(v.) - to walk, travel by foot

Question 18

trite

Answer 18

(adj.) - overused, hackneyed

Question 19

truculent

Answer 19

(adj.) - eager to fight, violent

Question 20

ubiquitous

Answer 20

(adj.) - existing everywhere, widespread

Question 21

ultimate

Answer 21

(n.) - the last part, or a fundamental element

Question 22

umbrage

Answer 22

(n.) - anger, offense, resentment

Question 23

uncanny

Answer 23

(adj.) - of supernatural character or origin

Question 24

undulate

Answer 24

(v.) - to move in a smooth wavelike motion

Question 25

uniform

Answer 25

(adj.) - unvarying, conforming to one principle

Question 26

unilateral

Answer 26

(adj.) - having only one side

Question 27

unique

Answer 27

(adj.) - being the only one of its kind

Question 28

upbraid

Answer 28

(v.) - to criticize, scold, reproach

Question 29

vacillate

Answer 29

(v.) - to sway from one side to another

Question 30

variance

Answer 30

(n.) - a difference between what is expected and what actually occurs

Question 31

variegate

Answer 31

(v.) - to diversify

Question 32

vast

Answer 32

(adj.) - enormous, immense

Question 33

veneer

Answer 33

(n.) - a superficial or deceptively attractive appearance, faade

Question 34

veracious

Answer 34

(adj.) - honest, truthful

Question 35

verbose

Answer 35

(adj.) - wordy

Question 36

vicarious

Answer 36

(adj.) - experienced through another’s actions

Question 37

vicissitudes

Answer 37

(n.) - the unexpected changes and shifts often encountered in one’s life

Question 38

vigor

Answer 38

(n.) - vitality and energy, vim.

Question 39

vim

Answer 39

(n.) - and energy, vigor.

Question 40

vivacious

Answer 40

(adj.) - lively, spirited, full of life

Question 41

vocation

Answer 41

(n.) - one’s work or professional calling

Question 42

volition

Answer 42

(n.) - a conscious choice or decision

Question 43

voluminous

Answer 43

(adj.) - large, ample

Question 44

voluptuary

Answer 44

(n.) - someone devoted to sensory pleasure and luxury, a sybarite

Question 45

wane

Answer 45

(v.) - to decrease gradually in size or degree

Question 46

wax

Answer 46

(v.) - to increase gradually in size or degree

Question 47

weather

Answer 47

(v.) - to withstand or survive a situation

Question 48

whet

Answer 48

(v.) - to make more keen, stimulate

Question 49

winsome

Answer 49

(adj.) - charming, attractive

Question 50

Zeitgeist

Answer 50

(n.) - the spirit of the time