WEAKNESS (1.14.2025) PART 1 Flashcards
is a military officer who typically holds the rank just below a major general.
brigadier
A county in central England, also known for its famous sauce.
Worcestershire
Describing eyes that are blurry or tired, often from lack of sleep.
bleary
Foolish or absurd behavior, often intended to entertain.
buffoonery
A piece of jewelry worn around the ankle.
anklet
A domesticated South American mammal related to the llama, known for its soft wool.
alpaca
A stake or contribution required to participate in a game or activity.
ante
A warning or reprimand given to correct behavior.
admonition
A region in South Asia, also known for the Bengal tiger and the Bengal cat breed.
Bengal
A law enforcement officer responsible for maintaining order in courtrooms or executing legal judgments.
bailiff
Covered with froth or foam; often used metaphorically to describe something that is in a frothy, bubbly state.
afroth
The scientific study of plants and plant processes.
Botany
An additional item or section added to the end of a document or text.
addendum
Flattering or persuasive talk that is often deceptive or insincere.
blarney
A situation or event that creates a sudden increase in wealth, fortune, or abundance.
bonanza
A board game for two players, involving the movement of pieces according to dice rolls.
backgammon
An award or honor given in recognition of achievements.
accolade
Pertaining to the legendary King Arthur and his knights of the Round Table.
Arthurian
A state of being entertained or enjoying something.
amusement
A style of blues music characterized by a fast tempo and strong rhythmic patterns.
Boogie-woogie
A Scottish pastry filled with meat, typically eaten as a snack or meal.
birdie
To declare someone not guilty of a crime or offense.
acquit
To confuse or muddle, especially mentally.
addle
The cry of a sheep, goat, or similar animal; also, to complain in a weak or irritating manner.
bleat
Charitable donations, typically in the form of money or food, given to those in need.
alms
Having grown together, often used to describe plant parts that are fused.
adnate
To formally charge or accuse someone in a court of law.
arraign
A person who is fond of or admires England and its culture.
anglophile
A person assigned to a diplomatic mission, often responsible for a specific area, such as cultural or economic matters.
attaché
A type of extinct mollusk with spiral-shaped shells, often found as fossils.
Ammonite
The British term for eggplant, a purple vegetable.
Aubergine
A succulent plant known for its rosette-shaped leaves, often used for its fibers or to make tequila.
agave
Capable of being assigned or allocated to a specific purpose or group.
allocable
Weapons and military equipment used in warfare.
armaments
Relating to an uncle, often used to describe a kind, benevolent, or caring personality.
avuncular
A type of freshwater bird, also known as the “snakebird,” due to its long, pointed bill and slender neck.
anhinga
A small, pointed structure or ornament, especially on a building.
fleche
Pleasing or sweet-sounding, especially in terms of speech or music.
euphonious
Relating to the theories or ideas of Sigmund Freud, especially concerning the unconscious mind.
Freudian
