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hackneyed adj. overused
haggard adj. worn out
halcyon adj. calm
hallow v. make holy
harangue n. loud remark v. deliver loud remard
harbinger n. foreshadow
harrow v. till land; distress
hermetic adj. sealed
hubris n. pride
hyperbole n. exaggeration
ignominy n. dishonor
imbibe v. drink
impervious adj. incapable of being affected
impetuous adj. impulsive, passionate
implore v. beg
impugn v. challenge
invidious adj. provode envy; envy
indiscriminate adj. unselective
indolent adj. lazy; slow to heal
innocuous adj. harmless
insidious adj. intented to entrap; alluring
intimate v. hint; proclaim
inveterate adj. habitual
jaded adj. worn out
jape v. joke n. joke
jargon n. meaningless talk
jaunty adj. brisk, dapper
jejune adj. dull
jettison v. cast overboard n. act of casting overboard
jibe v. make heckling remarks n. heckling remark
jocular adj. joking
jocund adj. sprightly
jostle v. push n. a push
jounce v. jolt n. a jolt
juxtapose v. place side by side
laconic adj. brief and to the point
laden adj. loaded; burdened v. load
lampoon n. written attack v. ridicule
languid adj. lacking energy
languor n. lack of energy
laud v. to praise n. praise
libertine n. a dissolute person adj. dissolute
lillipution adj. small
limn v. describe by drawing
limpid adj. clear
loquacious adj. talkative
lucid adj. easily understood
lumber v. move with clumsiness
magnanimous adj. noble and unselfish
malevolent adj. malicious
malinger v. fake illness
malleable adj. adaptable
maunder v. talk or act aimlessly
mendicant n. beggar
mince v.t. subdivide; say politely v.i. speak politely
misanthrope n. someone that hates people
mitigate v. become milder
mollify v. soothe; soften
morose adj. gloomy
multifarious adj. diverse
mundane adj. ordinary
nefarious adj. infamously evil
nihilism n. belief in complete destruction
normative adj. of the norms
noxious adj. injurious to health
numinous adj. supernatural; sublime
obdurate adj. stubborn
obtuse adj. lack of intelligence; blunt
occlude v. obstuct
opprobrium n. ignominy
ostensible adj. what appears to be

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Created April 7, 2008
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  1. innocuousadj. harmless - 5 misses
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