Letter A

Question 1

abandon

Answer 1

To leave a place, thing or person, usually forever

Question 2

abode

Answer 2

The place where someone lives

Question 3

absence

Answer 3

A fact of not being where you are usually expected to be

Question 4

absurd

Answer 4

Stupid and unreasonable, or silly in a humorous way

Question 5

abundant

Answer 5

More than enough

Question 6

accuse

Answer 6

To say that someone has done something morally wrong, illegal, or unkind

Question 7

accustom

Answer 7

To make someone familiar with new condition

Question 8

acquainted

Answer 8

Knowing or being familiar with a person

Question 9

acquire

Answer 9

To get to obtain something

Question 10

across

Answer 10

From one side to other

Question 11

to address

Answer 11

To speak or write to someone

Question 12

adhere

Answer 12

To stick firmly

Question 13

admission

Answer 13

The act of agreeing that something is true
Permission to enter a place
The act or process of accepting someone as a patient at a hospital or student at school

Question 14

adopt

Answer 14

To accept or start to use something new

Question 15

advance

Answer 15

To go or move something forward, or to develop or improve something

Question 16

affable

Answer 16

Friendly and easy to talk to

Question 17

affectionate

Answer 17

Showing feelings of liking or love

Question 18

aid

Answer 18

A piece of equipment that helps you to do something

Question 19

ample

Answer 19

More than enough

Question 20

alert

Answer 20

A warning to people to be prepared to deal with smth dangerous

Quick to see, understand, and act in a particular situation

Question 21

all right

Answer 21

Satisfactory or reasonably good

Question 22

ally

Answer 22

Someone who helps and supports someone else

Question 23

altitude

Answer 23

Height above sea level

Question 24

ambition

Answer 24

A strong wish to achieve something

Question 25

amount

Answer 25

A collection or mass, especially of something that cannot be counted

Question 26

antiquity

Answer 26

The distant past (a long time ago), especially before the sixth century

Question 27

anxious

Answer 27

Worried and nervous

Question 28

appeal

Answer 28

A request to the public for money, information, or help. The quality in someone or something that makes him, her, or it attractive or interesting.