Physical Properties

Question 1

Pelagic [ pe’lajik ]

Answer 1

Relating to deep oceanic water

Question 2

To Swell [ svel ]

Answer 2

To protrude, project, become bigger and rounded, to bulge, to extend

Question 3

A Backlash [ baklash ]

Answer 3

1. A gap between moving parts, clearance, when some details are not tightly attached to each other.
2. A strong, adverse, negative reaction to changes or activity

Question 4

To soak in water [sok]

Answer 4

To immerse in water, to dampen, saturated with water

Question 5

Feeble [fibl]

Answer 5

Weak, fragile, lacking physical strength

Question 6

Slack

Answer 6

Sluggish, slow, weak, faint, lax, negligent

Question 7

Wobbly

Answer 7

Shaky, unsteady, loose

Question 8

Malleable

Answer 8

Ductile, soft, yielding, giving, forgeable, supple, flexible

Question 9

Viscous

Answer 9

Pasty, ductile, heavy, stringy, ropy

Question 10

Forgeable

Answer 10

A flexible property of metal, soft, viscous

Question 11

Supple

Answer 11

A property of materials and people to be flexible, yielding, versatile, compliant

Question 12

To dribble

Answer 12

To leak slowly drop by drop in a thin stream

Question 13

Coniferous

Answer 13

A trait of trees which bear needlelike leaves and evergreen featuring cones

Question 14

A hollow

Hollow

Answer 14

Chamber, void, cavity inside

Quality of being empty and void

Question 15

Pulpy

Answer 15

Fleshy, meaty, succulent, soft, gentle - a quality of food to be pleasant to eat, soft with much juice, mushy

Question 16

Palpable

Answer 16

Tangible, sensible, appreciable, explicit, obvious, able to be touch and felt, noticeable, detectable

Question 17

At an obtuse angle

Answer 17

At a blunt angle

Question 18

Oblique

Answer 18

Sideways, slanting, inclined, skew at sharp angle

Question 19

Oblong

Answer 19

Stretched, elongate

Question 20

Swollen

Answer 20

Bloated, inflated become larger and more rounded as a result of liquid accumulation

Question 21

Exorbitant

Answer 21

Excessive, unreasonable, superfluous, undue

Question 22

Entangled

Answer 22

Intricate, tricky, overly complex and ornate

Question 23

Woven

Answer 23

Formed of fabric by interlacing long threads

Question 24

Shabby

Answer 24

Beaten, worn-out, frayed, ragged people in a state of extreme exhaustion, things in worn-out condition no longer usable

Question 25

Weary

Answer 25

About people. Extremely tired, exhausted, spent. Bored, sick

Question 26

Frail

Answer 26

Fragile, delicate

Question 27

Strenuous

Answer 27

Demanding much effort and strength, requiring great exertion, difficult and challenging, tough, arduous.