List 4

Question 1

animated

Answer 1

ADJ. lively; spirited

Question 2

ADJ. lively; spirited

Answer 2

animated

Question 3

animosity

Answer 3

N. active enmity

Question 4

N. active enmity

Answer 4

animosity

Question 5

anomaly

Answer 5

N. irregularity; something out of place or abnormal

Question 6

N. irregularity; something out of place or abnormal

Answer 6

anomaly

Question 7

antagonism

Answer 7

N. hostility; active resistance

Question 8

N. hostility; active resistance

Answer 8

antagonism

Question 9

antecedants

Answer 9

N. preceding events or circumstances that influence what comes later; ancestors or early background

Question 10

N. preceding events or circumstances that influence what comes later; ancestors or early background

Answer 10

antecedents

Question 11

anticlimax

Answer 11

N. let down in thought or emotion

Question 12

N. let down in thought or emotion

Answer 12

anticlimax

Question 13

antipathy

Answer 13

N. aversion; dislike

Question 14

N. aversion; dislike

Answer 14

antipathy

Question 15

antiquated

Answer 15

ADJ. obsolete; outdated

Question 16

ADJ. obsolete; outdated

Answer 16

antiquated

Question 17

antiseptic

Answer 17

N. substance that prevents infection

Question 18

N. substance that prevents infection

Answer 18

antiseptic

Question 19

antithesis

Answer 19

N. contrast; direct opposite of or to

Question 20

N. contrast; direct opposite of or to

Answer 20

antithesis

Question 21

apathy

Answer 21

N. lack of caring; indifference

Question 22

N. lack of caring; indifference

Answer 22

apathy

Question 23

aplomb

Answer 23

N. poise; assurance

Question 24

N. poise; assurance

Answer 24

aplomb

Question 25

apocryphal

Answer 25

ADJ. untrue; made up

Question 26

ADJ. untrue; made up

Answer 26

apocryphal

Question 27

apostate

Answer 27

N. one who abandons his religious faith or political beliefs

Question 28

N. one who abandons his religious faith or political beliefs

Answer 28

apostate

Question 29

append

Answer 29

V. attach

Question 30

V. attach

Answer 30

append

Question 31

apprehension

Answer 31

N. fear (of something occuring); discernment; capture

Question 32

N. fear (of something occurring); discernment; capture

Answer 32

apprehension

Question 33

apprenticeship

Answer 33

N. time spent as a novice learning a trade from a skilled worker

Question 34

N. time spent as a novice learning a trade from a skilled worker

Answer 34

apprenticeship

Question 35

appropriate | uh-proh-pree-it

Answer 35

ADJ. fitting or suitable; pertinent

Question 36

ADJ. fitting or suitable; pertinent

Answer 36

appropriate | uh-proh-pree-it

Question 37

appropriate | uh-proh-pree-eyt

Answer 37

V. acquire; take possession of for one's own use; set aside for a special purpose

Question 38

V. acquire; take possession of for one's own use; set aside for a special purpose

Answer 38

appropriate | uh-proh-pree-eyt

Question 39

arable

Answer 39

ADJ. fit for growing crops

Question 40

ADJ. fit for growing crops

Answer 40

arable

Question 41

arbiter

Answer 41

N. a person with power to decide a dispute; judge

Question 42

N. a person with power to decide a dispute; judge

Answer 42

arbiter

Question 43

arbitrary

Answer 43

ADJ. unreasonable or capricious; randomly selected without any reason; based solely on one's unrestricted will or judgement

Question 44

ADJ. unreasonable or capricious; randomly selected without any reason; based solely on one's unrestricted will or judgement

Answer 44

arbitrary

Question 45

archipelago

Answer 45

N. group of closely located islands

Question 46

N. group of closely located islands

Answer 46

archipelago

Question 47

arduous

Answer 47

ADJ. hard; strenous

Question 48

ADJ. hard; strenous

Answer 48

arduous

Question 49

aria

Answer 49

N. operatic solo

Question 50

N. operatic solo

Answer 50

aria

Question 51

arid

Answer 51

ADJ. dry; barren

Question 52

ADJ. dry; barren

Answer 52

arid

Question 53

aristocracy

Answer 53

N. hereditary nobility; privileged class

Question 54

N. hereditary nobility; privileged class

Answer 54

aristocracy