6th day, 1st of December

Question 1

compound

Answer 1

1. (v.) to combine parts 2. (n.) a combination of different parts 3. (n.) a walled area containing a group of buildings

Question 2

chide

Answer 2

(v.) to voice disapproval

Question 2

choreography

Answer 2

(n.) the arrangement of dances

Question 2

chronicle

Answer 2

1. (n.) a written history 2. (v.) to write a history

Question 3

cognizant

Answer 3

(adj.) aware, mindful

Question 4

circumlocution

Answer 4

(n.) indirect and wordy language

Question 4

coherent

Answer 4

(adj.) logically consistent, intelligible

Question 5

caucus

Answer 5

(n.) a meeting usually held by people working toward the same goal

Question 6

compensate

Answer 6

(v.) to make an appropriate payment for something

Question 7

circumvent

Answer 7

(v.) to get around

Question 7

clamor

Answer 7

1. (n.) loud noise 2. (v.)to loudly insist

Question 8

cleave

Answer 8

1. (v.) to divide into parts 2. (v.) to stick together firmly

Question 8

coagulate

Answer 8

(v.) to thicken, clot

Question 9

compliment

Answer 9

(n.) an expression of esteem or approval

Question 10

clairvoyant

Answer 10

(adj.) able to perceive things that normal people cannot

Question 11

commendation

Answer 11

(n.) a notice of approval or recognition

Question 12

commensurate

Answer 12

(adj.) corresponding in size or amount

Question 14

censure

Answer 14

1. (n.) harsh criticism 2. (v.) to rebuke formally

Question 14

commodious

Answer 14

(adj.) roomy

Question 14

compunction

Answer 14

(n.) distress caused by feeling guilty

Question 15

cloying

Answer 15

(adj.) sickeningly sweet

Question 17

catalyze

Answer 17

(v.) to charge, inspire

Question 18

collusion

Answer 18

(n.) secret agreement, conspiracy

Question 20

circumscribed

Answer 20

(adj.) marked off, bounded

Question 21

cerebral

Answer 21

(adj.) related to the intellect

Question 22

cherish

Answer 22

(v.) to feel or show affection toward something

Question 23

comprehensive

Answer 23

(v.) to apply pressure, squeeze together

Question 24

complement

Answer 24

(v.) to complete, make perfect

Question 26

chaos

Answer 26

(n.) absolute disorder

Question 27

cobbler

Answer 27

(n.) a person who makes or repairs shoes

Question 28

colloquial

Answer 28

(adj.) characteristic of informal conversation

Question 29

clergy

Answer 29

(n.) members of Christian holy orders

Question 30

complicit

Answer 30

(adj.) being an accomplice in a wrongful act

Question 32

clemency

Answer 32

(n.) mercy

Question 33

catalog

Answer 33

1. (v.) to list, enter into a list 2. (n.) a list or collection

Question 34

compelling

Answer 34

(adj.) forceful, demanding attention

Question 35

collateral

Answer 35

1. (adj.) secondary 2. (n.) security for a debt

Question 36

conciliatory

Answer 36

(adj.) friendly, agreeable

Question 37

combustion

Answer 37

(n.) the act or process of burning

Question 38

coerce

Answer 38

(v.) to make somebody do something by force or threat

Question 40

caustic

Answer 40

(adj.) bitter, biting, acidic

Question 41

chastise

Answer 41

(v.) to criticize severely

Question 42

circuitous

Answer 42

(adj.) roundabout

Question 43

colossus

Answer 43

(n.) a gigantic statue or thing

Question 44

compliant

Answer 44

(adj.) ready to adapt oneself to another’s wishes

Question 45

circumspect

Answer 45

(adj.) cautious

Question 46

cavort

Answer 46

(v.) to leap about, behave boisterously

Question 48

chronological

Answer 48

(adj.) arranged in order of time

Question 49

clandestine

Answer 49

(adj.) secret

Question 50

concede

Answer 50

(v.) to accept as valid

Question 51

cogent

Answer 51

(adj.) intellectually convincing

Question 52

complacency

Answer 52

(n.) self-satisfied ignorance of danger

Question 53

coalesce

Answer 53

(v.) to fuse into a whole