The Great Gatsby

Question 1

having or showing arrogant superiority and disdain of those one views as unworthy

Answer 1

supercilious

Question 2

indicating or showing unbelief

Answer 2

incredulous

Question 3

aspect, phase, side

Answer 3

facet

Question 4

not interested or concerned, indifferent or unresponsive

Answer 4

apathetic

Question 5

having a shrill, irritating quality or character

Answer 5

strident

Question 6

nimble, skillful, clever

Answer 6

deft

Question 7

an indirect comment about a person or thing, especially if a disparaging or derogatory nature

Answer 7

innuendo

Question 8

strongly emotional, intense or passionate

Answer 8

vehement

Question 9

lacking in ideas or intelligence

Answer 9

vacuous

Question 10

large or bulky of body, portly, stout, fat

Answer 10

corpulent

Question 11

any New Yorker

Answer 11

knickerbocker

Question 12

to draw or bring out or forth, deuce, evoke

Answer 12

elicit

Question 13

an overwhelming defeat

Answer 13

rout

Question 14

to find fault with (a group, person, etc.) blame

Answer 14

reproach

Question 15

heavy and clumsy, bulky

Answer 15

hulking

Question 16

deserving praise, commendable

Answer 16

laudable

Question 17

to establish (oneself) in favor or good graces of others by deliberate effort

Answer 17

ingratiate

Question 18

barren, deserted, uninhabited, solitary, lonely

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desolate

Question 19

a slip or error

Answer 19

lapse

Question 20

uproar, disorder

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tumult

Question 21

resentment or ill will, hatred, malice

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rancor

Question 22

of great strength, forceful, powerful

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formidable

Question 23

cannot be seen or perceived clearly, imperceptible

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indiscernible

Question 24

in partnership, in conspiracy

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in cahoots

Question 25

excessively talkative in a rambling manner

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garrulous

Question 26

desolate or dreary, unhappy or miserable

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forlorn

Question 27

to guess, to think without strong evidence

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surmise

Question 28

excessive, unnecessary

Answer 28

superfluous

Question 29

without stopping or pausing, incessantly

Answer 29

ceaselessly

Question 30

to imitate deceptively, to make believe, pretend

Answer 30

feign