Vocab 11/10

Question 1

Amain

Answer 1

Adverb
With full force
Conflicting ideals that social philosophers have struggled amain to reconcile

Question 2

Consort

Answer 2

Verb
Socialize
At college she began consorting with drug users, eventually becoming an addict herself.

Question 3

Ensign

Answer 3

Noun
A national flag on a ship, often with a military insignia.
The organization is promoting the welfare of marine life features a dolphin on its ensign.

Question 4

Cross-bones

Answer 4

Noun
Pirate flag
The ship we were approaching had a painted skull on their cross-bone waving death at us.

Question 5

Tiller

Answer 5

Noun
A lever used to turn a rubber and steer a boat
They moved the engine form the bonnet to the cabin and added a propeller, rubber, and tiller.

Question 6

Transpired

Answer 6

Verb
Became known
No one will son forget the historical even that transpired in that day

Question 7

Saint Eve

Answer 7

Noun
Halloween
On Saint Eve I see many in costume in order to get a treat

Question 8

Shored

Answer 8

Noun
Bordered
Hezbollah had shored his defense up pretty well

Question 9

Peltry

Answer 9

Noun
Mad of undressed animal pelts
Before protesting killed Peltry fashion, polar beans and seals were a good income for input hunters

Question 10

Serried

Answer 10

Adjective
Crowded together in rows
Flowers came up every spring in their serried ranks

Question 11

Moored

Answer 11

Verb
Fastened with cables
The boat was moored alongside the dock

Question 12

Prodormus

Answer 12

Verb
Very Early
Then, there are the Prodromus whales of the old Scotch Sibbald

Question 13

Post Captain

Answer 13

Noun
A British naval officer in command of worship
The Post Captain was capture as a prisoner of sea

Question 14

articulated

Answer 14

Adjective
United by joints
The articulated arm maneuvers its sensor array among the leave

Question 15

Skiff

Answer 15

Noun
A shallow, flat bottomed bot propelled by oars
Brian took off in a skiff for Daniel while Mark tried to keep the boat afloat

Question 16

Boat hook

Answer 16

Noun
A pole with a hook at one end for prodding and owing rafts and logs
He seized a boat hook and leaning, over the side, caught its end in his camera outfit lying in the skiff below

Question 17

Effulgent

Answer 17

Adjective
Bright shinning
The king showed off the bright Effulgent ray of his crown

Question 18

Nod

Answer 18

Verb
Sleep

Question 19

Furlong

Answer 19

Noun
220 yards
I kicked the ball furlong scoring a goal

Question 20

Impregnated

Answer 20

Adjective
Saturated
Impregnated the cloth with furniture polish