Ultimate Vocab Test~4/10/17 Flashcards
efface (v.)
to wipe out, keep oneself from being noticed
fodder (n.)
food for horses
subjugate (v.)
to conquer by force
dissent (v.) (n.)
to disagree, a disagreement
eminent (adj,)
famous
gluttony (n.)
indulging in extreme eating
semblance (n.)
a likeness
abscond (v.)
to run off and hide
auspicious (adj.)
favorable
arbitrary (adj.)
unreasonable
defray (v.)
to pay for
incessant (adj.)
never stopping, going all the time
tenacious (adj.)
persistant
envoy (n.)
a messenger of the government
scuttle (v.)
to sink a ship by cutting holes into it/ a pail
chide (v.)
to blame; scold
languid (adj.)
without energy
rivulet (n.)
a small stream
staccato (adj.)
detached or disconnected in sound or style
subterfuge (n.)
an excuse or trick for escaping or hiding something