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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 lud | game, play |
| ludicrous | so unbelievable as to seem ridiculous |
| allude | to mention without going into detail |
| collusion | a secret agreement for wrong or unlawful purposes |
| interlude | period between two events or scenes |
| ris | to laugh |
| derisive | treating with ridicule; scornful |
| risible | drawing laughter or amusement; ridiculous |
| felic | happy, fortunate |
| felicitous | perfectly suitable; appropriate |
| infelicitous | unfortunate; unhappy |
| felicity | happiness; bliss |
| string, strict, strain | to bind, to press |
| stringent | tightly limiting; severe |
| stricture | a limit or restraint |
| prestige | recognition or respect from others |
| constrain | to hold in or keep |
| strus | to thrust, push out |
| abstruse | difficult to grasp or learn |
| obtrusive | drawing attention to oneself in a negative way; unpleasantly noticeable |
| intrusive | forcing into without invitation; inappropriately personal |
| rig, rect, roit | to stand up, be straight |
| rectify | to put straight; correct or adjust |
| incorrigible | not capable of being made better; habitually wicked |
| rectitude | good moral character; ethical quality |
| adroit | skillful and clever |
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