3/08 Flashcards

Barron's D (52 cards)

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Dabble

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V. Work in a non-serious fashion

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Dank

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(Adj) damp

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Daub

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V. Smear; as with paint

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Dawdle

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V. Loiter, waste time

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Deadlock

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N. Standstill; stalemate

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Deadpan

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Adj. Wooden; impressive

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Debase

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V. Reduce the quality or value; lower in esteem;degrade

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Debauch

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V. Corrupt; seduce from virtue

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Debilitate

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V. Weaken ; enfeeble

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Debonair

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Adj. Urban and suave

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Decadence

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N. Decay

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Decoy

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N. Lure or bait

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Decrepitude

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N. State of collapse caused by illness or old age

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Defeatist

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Adj. Resigned to or accepting defeat

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Defer

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V. Delay till later; exempt temporarily

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Deference

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N. Courteous regard for another’s wish

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Definitive

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Adj. Most reliable or complete

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Defray

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V. Provide for the payment of

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Deft

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Adj. Neat, skillfull

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Defunct

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Adj. Dead; no longer in use or existence

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Deify

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Deign

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V. Condescend; stoop

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Deign

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V. Condescend; stoop

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Deliberate

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V. Consider; ponder

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Delineate
V. Portray; depict ; sketch
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Delirium
N. Mental disorder marked by confusion
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Deluge
N. Flood; rush
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Deluge
N. Flood; rush
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Delusive
Adj. Deceptive; raising vain hopes
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Delve
V. Dig; investigate
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Demagogue
N. Person who appeals to people's prejudice; false leader
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Demoniac
Adj. Fiendish
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Demur (n)
N Objection; protest
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Demur (v)
V. Object; hesitate
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Demur (v)
V. Object; hesitate
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Demure
Adj. Grave; serious; coy
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Denigrate
V. Blacken
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Denizen
N. Inhabitant; regular visitor
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Denotation
N. Meaning; distinguishing by name
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Deplore
V. Regret
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Depose
V. Dethrone; remove from office
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Derelict
V. Abandon
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Derivative
Adj. Unoriginal; obtained from another source
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Descry
V. Catch sight of
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Desecrate
V. Profane; violate the sanctity of
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Desolate (v)
V. Rob of joy; lay waste to; forsake
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Desolate (v)
V. Rob of joy; lay waste to; forsake
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Desolate (adj)
Unpopulated; joyless
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Despoil
V. Strip or values; rob
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Despondant
Adj. Depressed; gloomy
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Despot
N. Tyrant; harsh, authoritarian ruler
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Desuetude
N. State disuse