List 2G

Question 1

munificence

Answer 1

A giving characterized by generous motives and extraordinary liberality.

Question 2

munificent

Answer 2

Extraordinarily generous.

Question 3

mutation

Answer 3

The act or process of change.

Question 4

mutilate

Answer 4

To disfigure.

Question 5

myriad

Answer 5

A vast indefinite number.

Question 6

mystic

Answer 6

One who professes direct divine illumination.

Question 7

myth

Answer 7

A fictitious narrative presented as historical, but without any basis of fact.

Question 8

narrative

Answer 8

An orderly continuous account of the successive particulars of an event.

Question 9

natal

Answer 9

Pertaining to one’s birth.

Question 10

nauseate

Answer 10

To cause to loathe.

Question 11

nauseous

Answer 11

Loathsome.

Question 12

nautical

Answer 12

Pertaining to ships, seamen, or navigation.

Question 13

navigable

Answer 13

Capable of commercial navigation.

Question 14

necessitate

Answer 14

To render indispensable.

Question 15

necessity

Answer 15

That which is indispensably requisite to an end desired.

Question 16

necromancer

Answer 16

One who fortells the future by means of communication with the dead.

Question 17

nectar

Answer 17

Any especially sweet and delicious drink.

Question 18

nefarious

Answer 18

Wicked in the extreme.

Question 19

negate

Answer 19

To deny.

Question 20

neglectful

Answer 20

Exhibiting or indicating omission.

Question 21

nestling

Answer 21

Recently hatched.

Question 22

nettle

Answer 22

To excite sensations of uneasiness or displeasure in.

Question 23

neuter

Answer 23

Neither masculine nor feminine.

Question 24

neutral

Answer 24

Belonging to or under control of neither of two contestants.

Question 25

niggardly

Answer 25

Stingy. (no longer acceptable to use)

Question 26

nihilist

Answer 26

An advocate of the doctrine that nothing either exists or can be known.

Question 27

precipitate

Answer 27

To force forward prematurely.

Question 28

preclude

Answer 28

To prevent.

Question 29

precocious

Answer 29

Having the mental faculties prematurely developed.

Question 30

precursor

Answer 30

A forerunner or herald.

Question 31

predatory

Answer 31

Prone to pillaging.

Question 32

predecessor

Answer 32

An incumbent of a given office previous to another.

Question 33

predicament

Answer 33

A difficult, trying situation or plight.

Question 34

predicate

Answer 34

To state as belonging to something.

Question 35

predominance

Answer 35

Ascendancy or preponderance.

Question 36

preeminence

Answer 36

Special eminence.

Question 37

preempt

Answer 37

To secure the right of preference in the purchase of public land.

Question 38

preferential

Answer 38

Possessing, giving, or constituting preference or priority.

Question 39

preferment

Answer 39

Preference.

Question 40

prefix

Answer 40

To attach at the beginning.

Question 41

prehensible

Answer 41

Capable of being grasped.

Question 42

prehensile

Answer 42

Adapted for grasping or holding.

Question 43

prelude

Answer 43

An introductory or opening performance.

Question 44

premise

Answer 44

A judgment as a conclusion.

Question 45

premonition

Answer 45

Foreboding.

Question 46

preoccupation

Answer 46

The state of having the mind, attention, or inclination preoccupied.

Question 47

preponderant

Answer 47

Prevalent.

Question 48

preposterous

Answer 48

Utterly ridiculous or absurd.

Question 49

prerogative

Answer 49

Having superior rank or precedence.

Question 50

presage

Answer 50

To foretell.