List 8 Flashcards

(44 cards)

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Exasperate

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To vex, irritate

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Ewe

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A female sheep

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Exacerbate

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To worsen

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Excoriate

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To scold with bitter harshness

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Execrable

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Egregious, very bad

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Exegesis

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Explanation, interpretation, especially of a biblical text. An exegesis

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Exhilarating

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Invigorating, refreshing

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Exhume

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To dig out of the ground, remove from grave

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Exigency

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An urgent situation

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Exodus

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Departure

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Pundit

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Authority on a subject

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Purchase

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Firm grasp or footing

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Purveyor

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Furnished of foodstuffs

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Quaff

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To drink with relish

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14
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Quandary

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A dilemma

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15
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Queasy

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Easily nauseated

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16
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Querulous

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Fretful, whining. The motherfucking querulous kids need to shit the fuck up.

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Squalor

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Filth, degradation

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Stagnant

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Motionless, stale

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Staid

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Sober, sedate

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Stalwart

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Strong, brawny

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Steep

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To soak, saturate

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Stifle

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Stilted

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Bombastic, inflated

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Stint
A supply, allotted amount
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Stint
To be thrifty, set limits
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Stipulate
To specify
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Stodgy
Stuffy, boringly conservative
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Stoic
Impassive, unmoved by joy or grief
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Stoke
To stir up a fire
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Stolid
Dull, unimaginative
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Scabbard
Sheath for sword
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Scad
A great quantity
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Scaffold
Temporary platform for workers
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Scamp
A Rascal
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Scanty
Meager, insufficient
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Scintillate
To sparkle, flash
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Scruple
To fret about, hesitate, for ethical reasons
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Scrupulous
Conscientious, extremely thorough
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Scuffle
To struggle confusedly
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Scurvy
Despicable, contemptible
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Scuttle
To scurry, run along Or To sink, flounder
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Seamy
Sordid, unwholesome
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Sectarian
Relating to a religious faction or subgroup