V2

Question 0

Abscond

Answer 0

To leave secretly and hide, often to avoid the law

After being released he was still to abscond with penalty charges

Question 1

Abberant

Answer 1

Deviating from normal or correct

The home team had an aberrant performance

Question 2

Advocate

Answer 2

N. To speak, plead, or argue for a cause, or in another’s behalf

After he fell asleep in class he was asked to advocate.

Question 3

Aggrandize

Answer 3

To increase

He tried to aggrandize his salary by working overtime

Question 4

Amalgamate

Answer 4

To unite or mix

Two separate groups went to amalgamate

Question 5

Ambrosial

Answer 5

Extremely pleasing to the senses, divine, or delicious

I ate an ambrosial meal

Question 6

Ameliorate

Answer 6

To relieve, as in pain or hardship

Question 7

Anomalous

Answer 7

Peculiar,unique,out of the norm

Her injury suddenly improved her back pain

Question 8

Antediluvian

Answer 8

Ancient

The bottle note found washed up by the sea was antediluvian

Question 9

Antipathy

Answer 9

Hostility toward, objection, or aversion to

He showed no antipathy towards the cops

Question 10

Arbitrate

Answer 10

To settle a dispute by impulse

He went to arbitrate with the governor

Question 11

Assuage

Answer 11

To make less severe: to appease or satisfy

He ate to assuage his hunger

Question 12

Attenuate

Answer 12

Weaken

Tom made spoiled food to attenuate his opponent

Question 13

Audacious

Answer 13

Extremely bold; fearless, especially said of human behavior

He ran three miles because he was audacious

Question 14

Aver

Answer 14

To declare

He was to aver that the room needs to be clean

Question 15

Banal

Answer 15

Commonplace or trite

Question 16

Blandishments

Answer 16

Speech or action interred to coax someone into doing something

Question 17

Bombast

Answer 17

Pompous speech

Question 18

Breach

Answer 18

A lapse, gap or break, as I’m a fortress wall. To break or breakthrough, ex: unfortunately, the club members never forgot his breach of etiquette; not to be confused with broach, as in to bring up a difficult subject in discussion

Question 19

Burgeon

Answer 19

To grow or flourish

Question 20

Buttress

Answer 20

Support

Question 21

Cadge

Answer 21

To get something by taking advantage of someone

Question 22

Caprice

Answer 22

Impulse

Question 23

Cadge

Answer 23

To get something by taking advantage of someone

Question 24

Castigate

Answer 24

To chastise or criticize severely

Question 25

Catalyst

Answer 25

An agent of change

Question 26

Capable of dissolving by chemical action, highly critical

Answer 26

Caustic

Question 27

Chicanery

Answer 27

Deception by trickery

Question 28

Complaisant

Answer 28

Willingly compliant or accepting of status quo

Question 29

Conflagration

Answer 29

A great fire

Question 30

Corporeal

Answer 30

Of having to do with material, as oppose to spiritual; tangible.

Question 31

Corporal

Answer 31

Of the body

Question 32

Corroborate

Answer 32

To strengthen or support

Question 33

Craven

Answer 33

Cowardly; a coward

Question 34

Culpable

Answer 34

Deserving of blame