Week 1 Flashcards

(50 cards)

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(v) To drink a liquid; to absorb or take in something.

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Imbibe

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Malady

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(n) A disease, illness, or medical condition, especially a serious or chronic condition.

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Fixture

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(n) A permanency; a person or thing remaining fixed, in the same position.

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(v) To cheat; to gain something dishonestly, as through a lie, deception, or confidence game.

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Defraud

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(n) A joint or seam, where two parts meet.

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Juncture

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Lapse

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(n) The act of falling from a righteous or just position; a slight or temporary moral failure.

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(n) Many; a large number; countless.

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Myriad

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(v) To sink a ship by creating a hole or holes in the ship beneath the water line; also to destroy or wreck

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Scuttle

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Havoc

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(n) Chaos or large-scale destruction.

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(n) A government ruled by the leaders of a religion or by the power of a god or gods

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Thearchy

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Thearchy

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(n) A government ruled by the leaders of a religion or by the power of a god or gods

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Parse

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(v) To break something down into its parts in order to explain or understand it; especially to break apart a sentence into words and phrases, describing each part

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(n) A line; a group of people waiting in order

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Queue

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Ravenous

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(adj) Extremely hungry; filled with hunger that cannot be satisfied

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(n) The act of falling from a righteous or just position; a slight or temporary moral failure.

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Lapse

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Deity

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(n) A god or goddess.

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Myriad

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(n) Many; a large number; countless.

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(n) The character or style of a person’s writing by hand; cursive writing.

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Handwriting

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Handwriting

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(n) The character or style of a person’s writing by hand; cursive writing.

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(v) To lay or be enclosed comfortably; to snuggle.

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Nestle

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(v) To break something down into its parts in order to explain or understand it; especially to break apart a sentence into words and phrases, describing each part

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Kernel

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(n) In a plant, a grain or seed; often edible and found inside the plant.

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Defraud

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(v) To cheat; to gain something dishonestly, as through a lie, deception, or confidence game.

24
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(v) To destroy; to break down into nothing; to eliminate

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Necessitate
(v) To make something necessary.
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(n) Honesty or straightforwardness, especially being honest about something unpleasant.
Candor
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Imbibe
(v) To drink a liquid; to absorb or take in something.
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Underworld
(n) A world beneath or below the normal world, especially a criminal world such as mafia society or a world of the dead such as Hades
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(n) A world beneath or below the normal world, especially a criminal world such as mafia society or a world of the dead such as Hades
Underworld
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Bilateral
(adj) Having two sides.
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(v) The strive for a goal; to want or desire something excellent or far beyond the current state.
Aspire
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(v) To move uncomfortably; to twist around, especially to express pain
Writhe
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Nestle
(v) To lay or be enclosed comfortably; to snuggle.
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(v) To make something necessary.
Necessitate
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Elude
(v) To escape from someone or something giving chase or searching; especially to use clever tactics to escape from pursuers.
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Candor
(n) Honesty or straightforwardness, especially being honest about something unpleasant.
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Aspire
(v) The strive for a goal; to want or desire something excellent or far beyond the current state.
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Juncture
(n) A joint or seam, where two parts meet.
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(adj) Extremely hungry; filled with hunger that cannot be satisfied
Ravenous
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Scuttle
(v) To sink a ship by creating a hole or holes in the ship beneath the water line; also to destroy or wreck
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(n) A god or goddess.
Deity
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(n) In a plant, a grain or seed; often edible and found inside the plant.
Kernel
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(n) Chaos or large-scale destruction.
Havoc
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Queue
(n) A line; a group of people waiting in order
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(n) A disease, illness, or medical condition, especially a serious or chronic condition.
Malady
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Writhe
(v) To move uncomfortably; to twist around, especially to express pain
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Obliterate
(v) To destroy; to break down into nothing; to eliminate
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(adj) Having two sides.
Bilateral
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(v) To escape from someone or something giving chase or searching; especially to use clever tactics to escape from pursuers.
Elude
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(n) A permanency; a person or thing remaining fixed, in the same position.
Fixture