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Question 0

Collusion

Answer 0

Noun

Secret cooperation, often in order to cheat or deceive

Question 1

Colloquial

Answer 1

Adjective

Ordinary, informal conversation and expression

Question 2

Commensurate

Answer 2

Adjective

Corresponding in size or degree

Question 3

Complacency

Answer 3

Noun

Smug and overly satisfied with one’s self or achievements

Question 4

Conciliatory

Answer 4

Adjective

Peace making; resolving through good will

Question 5

Condone

Answer 5

Verb

To overlook, excuse, permit

Question 6

Conducive

Answer 6

Adjective

Leading to a result; contributing, helpful

Question 7

Congenial

Answer 7

Adjective

Friendly, pleasant, agreeable

Question 8

Congenital

Answer 8

Adjective

Innate; something you are born with

Question 9

Conjecture

Answer 9

Noun

Inference; guess

Question 10

Conjure

Answer 10

Verb

To bring into being or to make magically

Question 11

Connoisseur

Answer 11

Noun

An expert, particularly in matters of art or taste

Question 12

Consecrate

Answer 12

Very

To make, or declare, holy

Question 13

Contentious

Answer 13

Adjective

Argumentative

Question 14

Contingency

Answer 14

Noun

The condition of being dependent on something else; a possibility

Question 15

Contrite

Answer 15

Adjective

Feeling bad about wrongdoing; having remorse

Question 16

Convivial

Answer 16

Adjective

Festive; gay

Question 17

Copious

Answer 17

Adjective

Plentiful; abundant

Question 18

Corroborate

Answer 18

Verb

To substantiate; to back up, confirm

Question 19

Coup

Answer 19

Noun

Achievement, often by maneuver; something successfully completed