Words 1

Question 0

Diction

Answer 0

The choice or style of words in speech or writing

Question 1

Wanderlust

Answer 1

A strong desire to travel around

Question 2

Zephyer

Answer 2

A mild breeze

Question 3

Abrupt

Answer 3

Suddenly and unexpected. The bus came to an abrupt halt

Question 4

Caprine

Answer 4

Related to goats

Question 5

Snivel

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To behave or speak in a weak complaining way, especially when you are crying:
A small boy was sniveling on a chair.
A snivelling coward.

Question 6

Yokel

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Someone who is unsophisticated and stupid, usually because they are from village.
The yokels at the gas station looked funny at us when we walked in, but they were friendly and obliging when we asked them for directions.

Question 7

Eydetic

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Relating to or denoting mental images having unusual vividness and detail, as if actually visible:
An eidetic memory.
Adverb:
Eideticly

Question 8

Magpie

Answer 8

NOUN [COUNTABLE] /ˈmæɡˌpaɪ/
A noisy black and white bird with a long tale.
Someone who talks a lot.
Someone who likes to collect and keep things.
Adjective: it is referred to something collected.

Question 9

Impertinent

Answer 9

Adjective
ɪmˈpəːtɪnənt
- Not showing proper respect; rude, especially to other or senior people:
an impertinent question
- Irrelevant:
Talk of ‘rhetoric’ and ‘strategy’ is impertinent to this process
Noun: Impertinence
Adverb: Impertinently

Question 10

Mutton

Answer 10

Noun
/ˈmətn̩/
The meat of an adult sheep.

Question 11

Vane

Answer 11

/veɪn/
Noun:
-پره
-بادنما
One that is changeable. 
Adjective: Vaned
A three-vaned windmill

Question 12

Windmill

Answer 12

Noun

آسياب بادي

Question 13

Throw up

Answer 13

• to vomit
  She must have eaten something that didn’t agree with her because she threw up right after dinner.
• to build very fast
  New houses thrown up almost overnight.
• to give up, quit
  The urge to throw up all intellectual work.

Question 14

Motorcade

Answer 14

Noun, countable
/ˈmoʊtərˌkeɪd/

A procession of motor vehicles, typically carrying and escorting a prominent person.

Question 15

Sully

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Verb, sullied, sullies, sullying.
To spoil or reduce the value of something that was perfect:
A scandal that sullied his reputation

Question 16

Exhilarate

Answer 16

/ɪgˈzɪləreɪt/
Verb
Adj: exhilarating, exhilarated
Adv: exhilaratingly, Noun:exhilaration

Make (someone) feel very happy, animated, or elated:
She was exhilarated by the day’s events.
An exhilarating two-hour rafting experience

Question 17

Melange

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Noun
/meɪˈlɑnʒ/
Formal, a mixture of different things.
The population is a melange of different cultures.

Question 18

Tankard

Answer 18

A large glass used for drinking beer

Question 19

Big top

Answer 19

A tent that a circus is held in