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chafe[v] to rub roughly
fructify[v] to make fruitful
addled[adj] confused in mind, irrational, nonsensical
strident[adj] loud, clamoring
timbre[n] tone, quality of sound; as tone of voice
irrevocable[adj] irreversible, incapable of being taken back
complement[v] to harmonize with, as complementary colors
metaphysical[adj] larger or greater than the physical, concerned with philosophical or spiritual matters
sonsolidate[v] to put together (to make "solid" carious things)
peripheral[adj] on the outside edges
furtive[adj] sneaking, hidden
unsullied[adj] undirtied, unpolluted
fabricate[v] to build, to create
preen[v] to admire oneself, to primp
acridness[n] bitterness, acidity
disinterested[adj] without emotion or passion, detached, objective
pristine[adj] pure
soliloquoy[n] (plural- soliloquies) speech spoken aloud to oneself
interminable[adj] neverending
chagrined[v or adj] upset, bothered, irritated
pervade[v] to infiltrate
fretful[adj] anxious, bothered, worrisome, peevish
malaise[n] unease, illness
schemata[n] order
dissipation[n] squandering energy often through drinking excessibely
affluence[n] wealth, state of material well being
dirge[n] sad, mourning song
abhorrent[adj] repellent, hateful
myraid[adj] many, a multitude
emasculate[v] to deprive of manhood, to humiliate
tacitly[adv] silently, understood without spoken words
succumb[v] to be defeated, to give up
fervently[adv] passionately, with feeling
buffeted[v] given blows, hits
static[adj] unchanging
petulant[adj] sulky, spoiled
epithets[n] informal names, terms to refer to someone either in an endearing or in an insulting way
harridans[n] shrews, scolding, demanding women
ameliorate[v] to make better, to improve
covert[adj] hidden, secret
solicitous[adj] concerned about

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Terms 41
Creator Nikki
Created June 1, 2006
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Subject dubravac
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