w, y, and z

Question 1

wanton

Answer 1

(adj.) undisciplined, lewd, lustful (Vicky’s wanton demeanor often made the
frat guys next door very excited.)

Question 2

wily

Answer 2

(adj.) crafty, sly (Though they were not the strongest of the Thundercats, wily Kit and Kat were definitely the most clever and full of tricks.)

Question 3

winsome

Answer 3

(adj.) charming, pleasing (After such a long, frustrating day, I was grateful for Chris’s winsome attitude and childish naivete.)

Question 4

wizened

Answer 4

(adj.) dry, shrunken, wrinkled (Agatha’s grandmother, Stephanie, had the
most wizened countenance, full of leathery wrinkles.)

Question 5

yoke

Answer 5

(v.) to join, link (We yoked together the logs by tying a string around them.)

Question 6

zenith

Answer 6

(n.) the highest point, culminating point (I was too nice to tell Nelly that she had reached the absolute zenith of her career with that one hit of hers.)

Question 7

zephyr

Answer 7

(n.) a gentle breeze (If not for the zephyrs that were blowing and cooling us, our
room would’ve been unbearably hot.)