The 500 Most Common SAT Words
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 aberration | Deviation from what is correct or right. |
| abeyance | Suspension of an activity; postponement. |
| abstemious | Sparing in use of food or drink; moderate. |
| abstruse | Concealed; difficult to comprehend; obscure. |
| accolade | Embrace; award; commendation. |
| acerbic | Bitter; harsh; caustic. |
| acrimonious | Sarcastic; caustic; angry; mordant. |
| acuity | Sharpness; acuteness; keenness. |
| acute | 1. Perceptive. 2. Excruciating. |
| adept | Proficient; masterful; expert. |
| adherent | Believer; supporter; devotee. |
| adjunct | 1. Attachment; appendage. 2. Subordinate or auxiliary capacity. |
| admonish | Caution; reprove mildly; reprimand. |
| adroit | Dexterous; proficient; skillful. |
| adulation | Excessive flattery; adoration; idolization. |
| adulterate | Make impure or inferior by adding improper ingredients; contaminate; pollute. |
| advocate | 1. Argue for a cause; defend. 2. Support; uphold. |
| aesthete | Person who cultivates beauty or art; connoisseur. |
| aggrandize | Make more powerful; amplify; increase. |
| alacrity | Eagerness; zeal; speed. |
| altruistic | Concerned about the general welfare of others; charitable; generous. |
| ambivalence | Uncertainty; doubt; indecisiveness. |
| ambulatory | Able to walk; not stationary. |
| ameliorate | Make better; improve. |
| amiable | Cordial; of pleasant disposition; friendly. |
| amorphous | Without structure; shapeless; nebulous. |
| animate | Energize; enliven. |
| anomaly | Abnormality; deviation from the general rule; irregularity. |
| antediluvian | Ancient; antiquated; obsolete. |
| antipathy | Feeling of opposition or repugnance; aversion; dislike. |
| apathy | Lack of concern; emotion or interest; indifference. |
| aperture | Gap; opening; orifice. |
| apocryphal | False; unauthenticated; disputed. |
| apotheosis | 1. Essence; epitome. 2. Canonization. |
| appease | Satisfy; make peace; placate. |
| approbatory | Expressing approval. |
| arable | Suitable for cultivation or plowing. |
| arrogant | Feeling superior to other people; egotistical. |
| ascetic | Strict; austere. |
| assuage | Ease; make less burdensome; mitigate. |
| atrophy | Waste away from lack of use; degenerate. |
| audacity | Boldness or adventurousness; gall. |
| authoritarian | 1. Person who acts like a dictator; tyrant. 2. Disciplinarian. |
| avarice | Extreme desire for wealth; greed; acquisitiveness. |
| aviary | Large enclosure confining birds. |
| avouch | Guarantee; take responsibility for; affirm. |
| avow | Affirm; assert; declare; acknowledge. |
| baleful | Sorrowful; sinister; evil. |
| balm | Soothing ointment for pain or healing; salve. |
| banal | Trite; insipid; ordinary. |
| bane | Deadly affliction; curse; plague. |
| barbarity | Cruel action; inhuman act; harsh conduct. |
| barren | 1. Infertile; impotent. 2. Arid; unproductive. |
| befuddle | Stupefy or confuse; misconstrue. |
| belated | Tardy; overdue. |
| beleaguer | Besiege; surround. |
| belittle | Humiliate; tease; diminish in importance. |
| bemoan | 1. Experience pain or distress. 2. Express pity for; mourn. |
| bemused | Preoccupied by thought; bewildered; perplexed. |
| bilk | Defraud; deceive; hoodwink. |
| blandishment | Cajolery; enticement. |
| bliss | Gaiety; happiness; enjoyment. |
| blithe | Happy; pleased; delighted. |
| boisterous | Noisy; loud; violent; rowdy. |
| boorish | Ill-mannered; rude; gauche. |
| brevity | Briefness; succinctness; terseness. |
| broach | Introduce; bring up; mention. |
| browbeat | Intimidate; harass; dominate. |
| bungle | Botch; mismanage; spoil. |
| buttress | Truss; foundation; support. |
| cacophonous | Discordant; dissident; harsh. |
| callow | Inexperienced; immature; naive. |
| candid | Frank; blunt; open. |
| carouse | Drink to excess; live it up. |
| cease | Stop; end; halt. |
| celerity | Swift motion; speed; alacrity. |
| censorious | Critical; attacking; denouncing. |
| charlatan | Fraud; person claiming knowledge he/she does not have; humbug; fake; hustler. |
| chary | Careful; cautious. |
| chasten | Castigate; punish; reprove. |
| cherubic | Sweet; kind; innocent. |
| chimerical | Fanciful; whimsical; playful. |
| chronic | Compulsive; typical; habitual; inveterate. |
| churlish | Selfish; rancorous; surly. |
| circuitous | Indirect; roundabout; rambling. |
| clamor | Loud noise or complaint; commotion; din. |
| clandestine | Furtive; surreptitious; secret. |
| clemency | Lenience; mercy; compassion. |
| cloister | Convent; monastery; religious place. |
| coagulate | Congeal; curdle; clot. |
| coalesce | Combine; incorporate; merge. |
| coddle | Pamper; overindulge; baby; spoil. |
| coercion | Intimidation; duress; force; compulsion. |
| cognate | Related by blood; having the same origin. |
| commensurate | Equal in measure; of the same duration or size. |
| compile | Collect data; accumulate; amass. |
| concomitant | Concurrent; attendant; occurring with something else. |
| concordance | Agreement; treaty; accord. |
| confluence | Nexus; union; meeting; conflux. |
| confound | Perplex; baffle; confuse. |
| conglomerate | Corporation; partnership; firm. |
| conjugal | Matrimonial; nuptial; marital. |
| constrict | Squeeze; pinch; obstruct; block. |
| contentious | Argumentative; pugnacious; quarrelsome. |
| contrite | Penitent; apologetic; remorseful. |
| conundrum | Mystery; puzzle. |
| convoke | Convene; assemble. |
| copious | Plentiful; ample; profuse. |
| corpulence | Stoutness; obesity. |
| coterie | Small group of people who share interests and meet frequently. |
| crass | Vulgar; grossly ignorant; indelicate. |
| credulous | Gullible; unsuspecting; naive. |
| cryptic | Enigmatic; obscure; secret; puzzling. |
| ctenoid | Comblike; having narrow segments. |
| cuboid | Having the shape of a cube. |
| cucullate | Hood-shaped. |
| daub | Blur; smear; spread. |
| dawdle | Procrastinate; loiter; idle; dally. |
| dearth | Paucity; shortage; deficiency. |
| debased | Lowered in status or character; degenerate. |
| decipher | Solve or figure out a puzzle; translate; untangle. |
| declivity | Downward slope. |
| decorum | Appropriate conduct; polite or proper behavior; protocol. |
| delectable | Delicious; delightful; savory. |
| deleterious | Destructive; poisonous; unhealthy. |
| delineate | Describe; outline; depict. |
| delusion | Untrue belief; hallucination; fallacy; misconception. |
| demagogue | Incendiary; agitator; opportunist. |
| denounce | Reprove; accuse; condemn. |
| depravity | Perverted disposition; wickedness; vileness; corruption. |
| deprecatory | Disapproving; belittling; |
| desecrate | Contaminate; profane; defile. |
| desist | Discontinue or stop; cease; renounce. |
| desolate | Alone; without hope or comfort; forsaken. |
| despoil | Ravage; rob; loot. |
| despot | Dictator; tyrant; totalitarian. |
| diatribe | Extreme, bitter, and abusive speech; vituperation; tirade. |
| didactic | Pedantic; academic; for teaching. |
| diffidence | Self-doubt; timidity; shyness. |
| dilatory | Lackadaisical; lazy; remiss. |
| diligent | Assiduous; studious; hard-working. |
| diminution | Decrease; reduction. |
| disaffected | Disillusioned; dissatisfied; discontented. |
| disapprobation | Dislike; reservation; denunciation. |
| disband | Disperse; dissipate; scatter; dispel. |
| discontent | Unhappy; displeased; miserable. |
| discursive | Circuitous; digressive; rambling. |
| dishearten | Dismay; daunt; depress. |
| disinterment | Exhumation; removal of a body from a grave. |
| disoblige | Slight or offend. |
| disparage | Deprecate; belittle or abuse. |
| dispassionate | Imperturbable; unemotional; calm; composed. |
| disputatious | Quarrelsome; contentious; argumentative. |
| dissemble | Disguise; conceal; mask; camouflage. |
| dissension | Conflict; disagreement; strife. |
| dissonant | Cacophonous; inharmonious; discordant; strident. |
| dissuade | Obstruct; hinder; deter. |
| distend | Bloat, bulge; swell; stretch. |
| dither | Commotion; turmoil. |
| divination | Prediction; prophecy; forecast. |
| dolt | Cretin; fool; dimwit; idiot. |
| dotard | Senile person. |
| dubious | Irresolute; uncertain; moot. |
| duplicity | Cunning; fraud; trickery; deception. |
| edify | Instruct; enlighten; educate. |
| efface | Cancel; delete; obliterate. |
| effervescent | Lively; volatile. |
| effigy | Mannequin; likeness; image. |
| effrontery | Impudence; nerve; gall. |
| egregious | Flagrant; glaring; outrageous. |
| elegiac | Mournful; sorrowful; sad. |
| elucidate | Interpret; define; clarify; explain. |
| emanate | Radiate; flow from; emit. |
| emasculate | Deprive of strength. |
| embroil | Implicate; enmesh; involve. |
| emcee | Master of ceremonies. |
| empathize | Identify with; understand. |
| emulate | Model; pattern. |
| enervate | Exhaust or weaken; debilitate. |
| engender | Generate; produce; cause. |
| enigmatic | Cryptic; baffling; mysterious. |
| enmesh | Tangle or involve. |
| ennui | Dullness; boredom; monotony. |
| enthrall | Mesmerize; captivate; thrill. |
| entrench | Fortify; reinforce; secure. |
| ephemeral | Transitory; fleeting; passing; temporary. |
| epicure | Person devoted to luxurious living; person with refined tastes. |
| epithet | Word used to describe or characterize a person or thing. |
| equilibrium | Balance; stability; poise. |
| equivocate | Prevaricate; dodge; evade; hedge. |
| erudition | Learning; knowledge; enlightenment. |
| escapade | Adventurous conduct; unusual behavior. |
| esoteric | Confidential; personal; private; privileged. |
| espouse | Embrace; defend; support. |
| ethereal | Incorporeal; intangible; airy. |
| eulogy | Commendation; speech giving great tribute. |
| euphonic | Agreeable to the ear. |
| evanescent | Ephemeral; fading; brief. |
| exigent | Pressing; insistent; urgent. |
| exonerate | Acquit; vindicate; free from responsibility. |
| exorcise | Cast out evil spirits; expel demons. |
| expatriate | Send into exile; renounce one's own country. |
| expedite | Speed up matters; accelerate; quicken. |
| expunge | Obliterate; remove; erase; exterminate. |
| expurgate | Remove erroneous or objectionable material; delete; edit. |
| extemporaneous | Spontaneous; impromptu. |
| extol | Praise; laud; hail; glorify. |
| extradite | Transfer a person to another jurisdiction for possible prosecution for an alleged offense. |
| extricate | Remove; loosen; untie. |
| fallible | Faulty; imperfect. |
| fallow | Idle; dormant. |
| fastidious | Meticulous; exacting. |
| fathom | Measure; discover; perceive. |
| fatuous | Ludicrous; inane; idiotic; silly. |
| fecund | Prolific; productive; fruitful. |
| felicity | Great happiness; bliss. |
| fetid | Possessing an offensive smell; malodorous; foul; gamey. |
| fetter | Restrain; restrict; curb. |
| fickle | Capricious; erratic; spasmodic. |
| fledgling | Young or inexperienced person; young bird. |
| flippant | Nonchalant; frivolous; superficial; light. |
| florid | Ornate; flushed with rosy color; ruddy. |
| flout | Ridicule; scoff; mock; scorn. |
| foible | Frailty; imperfection; weakness. |
| forswear | Repudiate; forsake; eschew. |
| fulsome | Loathsome; excessive. |
| fume | Gas; vapor; harmful or irritating smoke. |
| furtive | Clandestine; secretive; surreptitious; covert. |
| gambol | Play; frolic; romp. |
| garble | Confuse; scramble; distort. |
| garish | Gaudy; ostentatious; excessive. |
| garner | Collect; receive; attain; acquire. |
| giddy | Scatterbrained; silly; frivolous. |
| goad | Incite; pressure; irk; arouse; awaken. |
| grandiloquence | Pompous or bombastic speech; lofty, welling language. |
| grisly | Frightening; ghastly; gory; hideous. |
| grovel | Act in a servile way; cringe; kneel. |
| guile | Wiliness; deceit; cunning. |
| guzzle | Gulp; swill; consume to excess. |
| hackneyed | Trite; common; overdone; banal. |
| haggle | Dicker; barter; make a deal. |
| hallow | Make holy; consecrate; sanctify. |
| hamper | Hinder; frustrate; impede. |
| harbor | Preserve; conceal; secure; shelter. |
| hardy | Stalwart; robust; sturdy. |
| haughty | Arrogant; disdainful; blatantly proud; contemptuous. |
| hearten | Encourage; give strength. |
| hedge | Enclose; surround; fence. |
| hedonism | Intemperance; self-indulgence; excess. |
| herald | Announce; broadcast; report. |
| heretic | Nihilist; infidel; radical; dissenter. |
| hiatus | Interruption; pause; gap. |
| hilarity | Boisterous merriment; enjoyment. |
| histrionic | Pertaining to actors; melodramatic. |
| hoary | Frosted; grey; grizzled. |
| hyperbole | Exaggeration; fanciful statement; enhancement. |
| iconoclasm | Attack on religious values or symbols. |
| ignoramus | Moron; fool; dimwit. |
| immutable | Incorruptible; enduring; unchanging. |
| impecunious | Poor; destitute; penniless. |
| imperturbable | Even-tempered; level-headed; calm. |
| impervious | Airtight; sealed; impenetrable. |
| impetuous | Hasty; rash; impulsive. |
| impregnable | Invincible; invulnerable; unable to be captured or entered. |
| impromptu | Makeshift; spontaneous. |
| improvident | Reckless; rash. |
| impugn | Denounce; censor; attack. |
| inauspicious | Unfavorable. |
| inaudible | Faint; soft; hard to hear. |
| incipient | Embryonic; developing; in the beginning stages. |
| incisive | Perceptive; astute. |
| inclusive | All-encompassing; broad in scope; comprehensive. |
| incoherent | Illogical; inconsistent. |
| incongruous | Inconsistent; unsuitable; contradictory. |
| incorrigible | Unruly; delinquent; incapable of reform. |
| indecorous | Inappropriate; indelicate; unseemly. |
| indefatigable | Diligent; persistent; inexhaustible. |
| indenture | Contract binding a person to work for another. |
| indolence | Lethargy; idleness; sloth. |
| inebriation | Drunkenness; intoxication. |
| ingenuous | Genuine; open; candid; frank. |
| inimical | Antagonistic; hurtful; harmful; adverse. |
| innocuous | Dull; harmless; innocent. |
| inscrutable | Mysterious; perplexing. |
| insipid | Dull; banal; tasteless. |
| insolvent | Bankrupt; unable to pay debts. |
| intercede | Intervene; negotiate. |
| intonate | Speak or utter with a particular tone. |
| intractable | Unruly; disobedient. |
| intrinsic | Inherent; natural; innate. |
| inveigh | Abuse; criticize; rebuke. |
| inveterate | Habitual; chronic. |
| irascible | Testy; touchy; irritable. |
| issue | Discharge; emerge; emanate. |
| jettison | Eliminate; discharge. |
| jollity | Gaiety; merriment. |
| judicious | Logical; reasonable; clever. |
| juncture | Joint; seam; intersection; joining. |
| juxtapose | Place side by side. |
| kinetic | Caused by motion; dynamic. |
| kitsch | Art or writing of a pretentious but shallow nature. |
| kiosk | A small structure used as a newsstand, bandstand, etc. |
| knave | A dishonest, deceitful person; a rogue. |
| knotty | Snarled; tangled. |
| knoll | Hillock; mound. |
| kudos | Credit or praise for an achievement; glory. |
| labyrinth | Maze; network; puzzle. |
| lachrymose | Weepy; tearful. |
| laconic | Concise; terse; curt. |
| lamentation | Complaint; moan. |
| lampoon | Mock; ridicule. |
| languish | Decline; diminish; weaken. |
| largess | Charity; philanthropy; gift. |
| lassitude | Fatigue; weariness; debility. |
| laudable | Commendable; admirable; exemplary. |
| laxity | Carelessness; indifference. |
| lethargy | Idleness; listlessness; passivity. |
| levity | Lightness; frivolity. |
| linger | Loiter; remain; hesitate. |
| lithe | Flexible; agile; mobile; bendable. |
| loutish | Clumsy; idiotic; buffoonlike. |
| ludicrous | Outlandish; silly; ridiculous. |
| lurid | Shockingly vivid; horrifying; sensational. |
| maladroit | Clumsy; unskilled. |
| malapropism | Inappropriate or ludicrous use of a word. |
| malevolent | Venomous; spiteful; malignant. |
| malinger | Feign illness to escape work; shirk. |
| marred | Having blemishes; damaged; defaced. |
| maudlin | Overemotional; mushy. |
| meander | Twist; bend; zigzag. |
| mendicant | Almsman; beggar; leech; parasite. |
| meticulous | Precise; scrupulous; particular. |
| mettle | Stamina; bravery; courage. |
| mince | Chop; mitigate. |
| mire | Mud; slime; muck. |
| moribund | Failing; waning; ailing. |
| motley | Multicolored; spotted; mixed. |
| multifarious | Diverse; many-sided; multiple. |
| mundane | Boring; ordinary; typical; tedious. |
| munificent | Generous; extravagant; philanthropic. |
| nadir | Lowest point. |
| naive | Foolishly simple; childlike. |
| nascent | Beginning; embryonic; incipient. |
| nebulous | Unclear; vague; indefinite. |
| needle | Provoke. |
| nefarious | Evil; vile; sinister; wicked. |
| nemesis | Just punishment; retribution. |
| neologism | Newly coined phrase or expression. |
| noisome | Noxious to health. |
| noxious | Harmful; malignant. |
| obdurate | Stubborn; intractable. |
| obsequious | Servile; groveling. |
| obviate | Make unnecessary. |
| odious | Detestable; loathsome; revolting; sickening. |
| officious | Meddlesome. |
| opaque | Impenetrable by light; dull; dark; obscure. |
| optimum | Peak or prime; ideal. |
| opulent | Affluent; well-to-do; plentiful. |
| ostentatious | Conspicuous; showy. |
| ostracize | Exclude; isolate; bar; shun. |
| palpable | Noticeable; obvious; apparent. |
| paltry | Minor; petty; insignificant. |
| panegyric | Elaborate praise, public compliment. |
| paragon | Model or standard of excellence. |
| pariah | Outcast; misfit; refugee. |
| parochial | Religious; restricted. |
| parsimony | Miserliness; unusually excessive frugality. |
| partisan | Fan or supporter; enthusiast supporting a particular cause or issue. |
| pastiche | Hodgepodge; literary or musical piece imitating other works. |
| paucity | Scarcity; shortage; dearth. |
| peccadillo | Small sin or fault. |
| pedantic | Stuffy or dogmatic; meticulous; academic. |
| peevish | Irritable; grouchy; ill-tempered. |
| pejorative | Degrading; derogatory; negative. |
| percipient | Able to perceive or see things as they actually are. |
| perfidy | Deliberate breach of faith or trust; treachery. |
| peripheral | Marginal; outer; surrounding. |
| perspicacious | Astute; keen; perceptive. |
| philistine | Barbarian; person lacking artistic judgment. |
| pique | Irritate; miff; offend. |
| pithy | 1. Substantial; profound. 2. Brief; concise. |
| placid | Sincere; tranquil; composed; sedate. |
| plaintive | Sad; mournful; pathetic. |
| platitude | 1. Triteness. 2. Cliche; trivial remark. |
| plaudit | Enthusiastic expression. |
| pliable | Limber; malleable; flexible. |
| poignant | Intense; powerful; biting; piercing. |
| polemical | Controversial; argumentative; debatable. |
| polyphony | Music with two or more melodies blended together. |
| porous | Permeable; absorbent; having holes. |
| posthumous | Arising or continuing after someone's death. |
| potable | Drinkable. |
| prattle | Gab; babble. |
| precocious | Showing premature development. |
| precursor | Forerunner. |
| prescient | Showing foresight; predicting events before they occur. |
| primeval | Belonging to a primitive age. |
| primordial | Belonging to a primitive age; first in time. |
| proclivity | Tendency; inclination; propensity. |
| procrastinate | Postpone; stall; defer. |
| prodigious | Exceptional; impressive; of huge quantity; immense. |
| proficient | Skillful; masterful; expert. |
| progeny | Heir; descendant; offspring. |
| prolific | Fruitful; abundant; fertile. |
| rescind | Cancel; repeal; veto. |
| resilient | Elastic; stretchy; rebounding. |
| resonant | Reverberant; ringing. |
| resplendent | Dazzling; glorious; intense. |
| restive | Nervous; restless; uneasy. |
| retrospection | Contemplation of past things. |
| reverent | Devout; solemn; worshipful. |
| ribald | Lewd; obscene; irreverent. |
| rudiment | Beginning; foundation or source. |
| ruffian | Brutal person; cruel and sadistic person. |
| ruminate | Contemplate; think about. |
| saccharine | Sugary; syrupy. |
| savant | Intellectual; scholar; philosopher. |
| scanty | Meager; scarce. |
| scoff | Mock; ridicule. |
| sequester | Separate; isolate; segregate. |
| soporific | Hypnotic; lethargic; causing sleep. |
| spurious | Bogus; false. |
| spurn | Defy; reject. |
| squalor | 1. Severe poverty. 2. Filthiness. |
| stratagem | Plot; tactic; deception. |
| strident | Discordant; harsh; piercing. |
| strife | Conflict; turmoil; struggle. |
| stultify | Inhibit; make ineffective; cripple. |
| supercilious | Egotistic; proud; arrogant. |
| surfeit | Overabundance; excess; surplus. |
| surly | Choleric; rude; sullen. |
| surreptitious | Covert; furtive; acquired by stealthy means. |
| svelte | Graceful; slim. |
| sybarite | Someone devoted to luxury; pleasure-seeker. |
| sycophant | Flatterer. |
| taciturn | Reserved; shy; uncommunicative. |
| tantamount | Indistinguishable; equivalent. |
| taper | Diminish; thin; narrow. |
| tawdry | Gaudy; showy; loud. |
| temerity | Rashness; audacity; recklessness. |
| tensile | Pertaining to tension; stretchable; ductile. |
| tenuous | Attenuated; flimsy; thin. |
| tirade | Diatribe; angry speech. |
| torpor | Lethargy; apathy; dormancy. |
| trepidation | Anxiety; alarm; apprehension. |
| truant | Indolent; absent; idle. |
| turgid | Swollen; bombastic; distended. |
| turpitude | Depravity; baseness; shamefulness. |
| undulate | Move in a wavy manner. |
| unfathomable | Baffling; puzzling; incomprehensible. |
| unkempt | Uncombed; messy; untidy. |
| unscathed | Unhurt; uninjured. |
| unwieldy | Clumsy; awkward; unmanageable. |
| upbraid | Rebuke; scold; criticize. |
| upshot | Final result; conclusion; end. |
| vacillate | Hedge; waver; fluctuate. |
| variegated | Multicolored; polychromic; varied. |
| vehement | Fierce; emphatic; intense. |
| venerate | Admire; show respect. |
| veracity | Truth; sincerity; honesty; candor. |
| verbose | Wordy; talkative; profuse. |
| verdant | Lush; thick with vegetation; leafy. |
| viable | Living; alive; feasible. |
| vigilance | Attentiveness; prudence; care. |
| vilify | Defame; denigrate. |
| virulent | Fatal; lethal; toxic. |
| vitriolic | Scathing; caustic. |
| vociferous | Clamorous; outspoken; noisy; vocal. |
| voluble | Verbose; wordy; garrulous. |
| voluminous | Huge; immense; bulky. |
| voracious | 1. Enthusiastic; overly eager. 2. Starving. |
| vouchsafe | Confer; grant; permit. |
| wan | Anemic; colorless; pale. |
| waver | Totter; fluctuate. |
| whet | Stimulate; sharpen; intensify. |
| wistful | Yearning; pensive; sad. |
| woe | Anguish; grief; affliction. |
| writhe | Squirm; twist. |
| xenophobe | One who dislikes strangers or foreigners. |
| yeoman | Peasant; ordinary person. |
| yore | Time long past. |
| yowl | Long, mournful cry or howl. |
| zealot | Fanatic; radical; enthusiast. |
| zenith | Apex; summit; peak. |
| curmudgeon | Cantankerous person. |
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