Words Flashcards
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What is bigot and bootlicker
Biggot is sectarian
Hogger
Someone who take up to much
Banter
Been fun
Putt
Hit a ball when you play minigolf
Shape up
Ponte las pilas
Revamping
give new and improved form, structure, or appearance to.
Nudge
prod (someone) gently,
Tetanized
To throw (a muscle etc.) into a state of permanent contraction
Deter
discourage
Enigmatic
Mysterious and hard to understand
Bucks
What a wild horse do
Goad
Goud or tease an animal
Tenets
Dogmas
Retroactive continuity
Ignorance of the plot of a movie in contrast with the source material
Spiel
Speech for convince people
Elicit
Evoke a reaction
Interloper
A person who becomes into a event that does not belong
Lay out
Arrange and construct
Ribbing
Good nature teasing
Nibble
Take small bites
Cottage industry
Business run in someone house
Put on blast
Expose
Incense
Incienso
metacognition
understanding of yput thought and why
living vs last will
apply if the guy is handicapped
Skirmish
Short argument, to fight with a group
Indictment
Formal charge or acusacion of a crime
Periphery
Out or
Decimate
Reduce on great numbers
caddle
person who carries a golf
strech out
foot hold
a secure position
bottom line
resume
cud
partly digested food returned from the first stomach of ruminants to the mouth for further chewing.
flip side
other side
countervail
offset the effect of (something) by countering it with something of equal force.
What does the term ‘caveats’ refer to?
Caveats refer to warnings or provisos that limit the scope of a statement or agreement.
True or False: A ‘platain’ is a type of banana that is typically larger and starchier than regular bananas.
True
Fill in the blank: A ________ is a citrus fruit that is larger than an orange and has a tangy flavor.
grapefruit
What does it mean to be a ‘push over’?
To be a ‘push over’ means to be easily influenced or manipulated; someone who is not assertive.
What does the term ‘last mile’ refer to in logistics?
The ‘last mile’ refers to the final step of the delivery process, where goods are transported from a distribution center to the final customer.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes a ‘hip cup’?
A) A type of drinkware
B) A fashion accessory
C) A musical instrument
A) A type of drinkware
What is a common use for ‘caveats’ in contracts?
Caveats are commonly used to outline limitations or conditions that must be met for the contract to remain valid.
True or False: Grapefruits can be both sweet and bitter in flavor.
True
Short Answer: What is the primary difference between a platain and a regular banana?
The primary difference is that platains are starchy and usually cooked before eating, while regular bananas are sweet and eaten raw.
Fill in the blank: In business, the ‘last mile’ problem often refers to the challenges associated with the ________ of goods.
delivery
What is the definition of ‘backflow’?
Backflow refers to the unwanted reverse flow of water or other substances into the potable water supply.
True or False: ‘Workflow’ describes a series of tasks necessary to complete a process.
True
Fill in the blank: A _____ is a higher quality version of a product, often sold at a higher price.
premium
What does it mean to ‘scald’ someone?
To scald someone means to burn them with hot liquid or steam.
What is the meaning of the term ‘shabby’?
Shabby describes something that is worn out, in poor condition, or of low quality.
Multiple Choice: What is ‘dropshipping’?
A. A retail fulfillment method where a store doesn’t keep the products it sells in stock.
What does ‘miscariage’ refer to?
Miscarriage refers to the spontaneous loss of a pregnancy before the 20th week.
Fill in the blank: To ‘splash out’ means to spend money _____ on something.
freely
True or False: A ‘premium’ product is always the cheapest option available.
False
Short Answer: What might cause backflow in plumbing systems?
Backflow can be caused by changes in pressure, such as a drop in water pressure or a sudden surge.
What are pastel colors?
Pastel colors are soft, light shades of colors, often created by adding white to a pure color.
True or False: Mute colors are vibrant and saturated.
False: Mute colors are subdued and less intense than their pure counterparts.
Fill in the blank: The term ‘grueling’ describes something that is __________.
extremely tiring or demanding.
What is sludge?
Sludge refers to a thick, viscous mass, often composed of solid waste or sediment.
What is an anagram?
An anagram is a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase.
Multiple choice: What does the word ‘bow’ refer to?
A) A gesture of respect B) A weapon for shooting arrows C) Both A and B
What does the term ‘stern’ mean?
Stern means serious, strict, or firm in manner or attitude.
Fill in the blank: To ‘append’ means to __________.
add something to the end of a list or document.
What does ‘blot’ refer to?
Blot refers to a spot or stain made by ink, liquid, or other substances.
True or False: Alkalinity is a measure of the acidity of a solution.
False: Alkalinity measures the capacity of water to resist changes in pH and is associated with basic (not acidic) conditions.
What is a slipway?
A slipway is a ramp on which ships or boats are launched and retrieved.
True or False: ‘Blue collar’ refers to workers who typically engage in manual labor.
True
Fill in the blank: The term ‘threefold’ means ____ times as much or as many.
three
What does ‘throtting’ refer to in a mechanical context?
Throtting refers to the act of controlling the flow of fuel or power to an engine or machine.
What is marbling in the context of food?
Marbling refers to the fine white streaks of fat within meat that enhance flavor and tenderness.
What does ‘rollback’ mean in a business context?
Rollback refers to the act of reverting to a previous version or state, often used in software updates or pricing.
Multiple Choice: An ‘upstick’ in financial markets typically refers to: A) A decrease in value B) An increase in value C) No change
B) An increase in value
What does it mean to ‘revamp’ something?
To revamp something means to renovate, improve, or change it significantly.
True or False: A ‘protracted’ situation is one that is short-lived and resolved quickly.
False
Short Answer: Give one example of a blue collar job.
Electrician
What does the word ‘poignant’ mean?
Evoking a strong sense of sadness or regret.
True or False: ‘Outspoken’ refers to someone who is reserved and quiet.
False
Fill in the blank: To ‘rail up’ means to __________ against something.
protest or complain
What is the definition of ‘hypocritical’?
Behaving in a way that suggests one has higher standards or more noble beliefs than is the case.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes ‘hot wire’?
To start a vehicle by bypassing the ignition system.
What does ‘jump start’ refer to in automotive terms?
To start a vehicle’s engine using a power source from another vehicle’s battery.
True or False: A ‘glut’ refers to a shortage of goods or resources.
False
Fill in the blank: The phrase ‘hair of the dog’ refers to __________.
consuming more alcohol to relieve hangover symptoms.
What is a synonym for ‘outspoken’?
Vocal
Multiple Choice: Which scenario best represents a ‘hypocritical’ action?
A politician who advocates for environmental policies but does not follow them in their personal life.
What is a feud?
A prolonged and often violent quarrel or dispute between families or groups.
True or False: Epistemology is the study of knowledge and justified belief.
True
Fill in the blank: Ontology is the branch of philosophy concerned with the nature of _____ and existence.
being
What does ‘hopped up’ mean?
It refers to being excited, energetic, or under the influence of stimulants.
What is the meaning of prescient?
Having or showing knowledge of events before they take place; foresight.
What does it mean to munch?
To eat something steadily and often audibly.
True or False: A champ is a term used to refer to a champion or someone who has won a competition.
True
What does it mean to disown someone?
To refuse to acknowledge or maintain a relationship with someone.
What is a macrobiotic diet?
A diet that emphasizes whole grains, vegetables, and beans, often with the belief that it promotes health and longevity.
Which branch of philosophy deals with the nature of being: epistemology or ontology?
Ontology
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a feud? A) Long-lasting B) Peaceful C) Often violent
B) Peaceful
Short Answer: What is the primary focus of epistemology?
The study of knowledge and justified belief.
True or False: The term ‘macrobiotic’ is exclusively related to animal-based diets.
False
Fill in the blank: A person who is ‘hopped up’ may be described as being overly _____ or stimulated.
excited
What is the significance of being prescient in decision-making?
It allows one to anticipate future events and make informed choices.
What does the term ‘upending’ refer to?
The act of turning something upside down or overturning it.
True or False: An emulsion is a mixture of two immiscible liquids.
True
Fill in the blank: Two liquids are described as ________ if they do not mix with each other.
inmiscible
What is meant by ‘overdrive’ in a general context?
A state of increased intensity or activity, often beyond normal limits.
Multiple Choice: What does ‘trickle’ refer to? A) A large flood B) A small, slow flow C) A sudden downpour
B) A small, slow flow
What is a ‘muff’ in the context of sports?
An error or blunder, especially in handling a ball.
True or False: A placebo is an active treatment that has a therapeutic effect.
False
What does ‘chum’ refer to in a social context?
A close friend or companion.
Fill in the blank: An autobiography is a person’s account of their own ________.
life
What is a ‘madman’ typically characterized by?
Unusual or irrational behavior, often associated with mental instability.
Short Answer: What is the primary purpose of a placebo in clinical trials?
To serve as a control to test the efficacy of a new treatment.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an emulsion? A) Stability B) Mixture of miscible liquids C) Droplets of one liquid dispersed in another
B) Mixture of miscible liquids
True or False: ‘Chum’ can also refer to bait used in fishing.
True
Fill in the blank: The term ‘upending’ can also imply a significant ________ in a situation.
change
What is the opposite of ‘inmiscible’?
Miscible
What is the definition of the super ego in Freudian psychology?
The super ego is the part of the personality that represents internalized ideals and provides standards for judgment.
True or False: The super ego operates on the pleasure principle.
False
Fill in the blank: The term ‘garner’ means to _______.
collect or gather.
What does the term ‘juncture’ refer to?
A point in time or a place where things join or come together.
Multiple choice: Which of the following is a meaning of ‘conjecture’?
An opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information.
What is the Zenon paradox?
A set of philosophical problems that demonstrate the difficulties of motion and change.
True or False: A ‘yoke’ is a device used to join two animals together for plowing.
True
What does the term ‘protean’ imply?
Able to change or adapt frequently.
Fill in the blank: ‘Leptim’ is a hormone that helps to regulate _______.
energy balance and body weight.
What is ‘homeostasis’?
The ability of an organism or system to maintain internal stability despite external changes.
Multiple choice: Which of the following best describes ‘homeostasis’?
A dynamic equilibrium of physiological processes.
Short answer: How does the super ego influence behavior?
It guides behavior by imposing moral standards and ideals.
True or False: ‘Garner’ is often used in the context of acquiring knowledge.
True
What is a common example of a juncture in life?
A significant decision point, such as choosing a career.
Fill in the blank: The Zenon paradox challenges the concept of _______.
infinity and motion.
Hair of the dog
Hungover
