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a pale, dry Spanish wine
cask
amontillado
connosieur
dissenter
2
a generally accepted theory
sanctity
precedent
orthodoxy
dogma
3
stubborn
subordinate
gravely
orthodoxy
obstinate
4
a way of regarding, understanding, or interpreting something
profusely
sprawling
delusion
perception
5
a knee-length cloak worn especially in the 18th and 19th century
amber
cask
roquelaire
amontillado
6
the feeling a word gives (neg, pos)
denotation
connotation
colloquialism
cloy
7
without hope
soberly
gravely
lucid
despair
8
sounding sad and mournful
soberly
obstinate
despair
plaintive
9
to provide services to
disengage
vague
vermin
render
10
gravely
sad
perfunctory
solemnly
in a serious manner
11
close combat
fetter
joust
rapier
implicit
12
implied though not plainly expressed
precedent
implicit
sarcasm
gesticulations
13
happy and jolly
soberly
defiantly
jovial
gravely
14
a film about facts
fluency
impulsive
astonish
documentary
15
wrinkled from being old
wizened
poignant
penury
unredressed
16
unusually thin or malnorished
elude
emaciated
hermetic
isolation
17
a small swelling or aggregation of cells in the body, especially an abnormal one
ligneous
whittle
amber
nodule
18
very poor
beleaguer
penury
peril
implicit
19
a thin sword
sanctity
cask
rapier
joust
20
to do in excess
soberly
resilient
obstinate
profusely
21
not making sense
subordinate
lucid
fetter
nonsensical
22
an outburst of emotion
gravely
astonish
hysterical
peril
23
to pronounce clearly
lucid
enunciate
subordinate
nonsensical
24
an earlier event or action that is regarded as an example or guide
poignant
disengage
precedent
unredressed
25
exact
fluency
precisely
documentary
emaciated
26
the available body of facts or information indicating if a belief is true
evidence
rising action
conclusion
infer
27
to be in danger
peril
penury
anecdote
vermin
28
to carve in wood
carve
whittle
cloy
nodule
29
to go on for infinity
cask
buzz light year
cloy
interminably
30
sickening sweet
perception
fetter
Ms. D
cloy
31
to act with impatient irritation, especially over some trifling annoyance
peril
penury
perfunctory
petulantly
32
clearly understood
emaciated
lucid
elude
ligneous
33
a ball and chain used to hold a prisoner
colossal
fetter
vermin
isolation
34
to act in a lazy way
disengage
perfunctory
astonish
petulantly
35
rude behavior
subordinate
insubordinate
gravely
discourtesy
36
to give orders or demands
hermetic
edict
subbordinate
nonsensical
37
something done over and over again
ritual
compulsion
sanctity
obstinate
38
very large, huge
grotesque
astonish
subordinate
colossal
39
a barrel used to hold alcohol
wizened
cask
precedent
whittle
40
set of principles laid down by an authority as incontrovertibly true.
sanctity
compulsion
dogma
implicit
41
able to speak and read a language
sanctity
lucid
fluency
penury
42
expressing things through hand movements
emaciated
cloy
obstinate
gesticulations
43
laying across an area
obstinate
render
profusely
sprawling
44
saintly; holy
sanctity
cask
phylacteries
orthodoxy
45
a short story
anecdote
chaos
antidote
documentary
46
lower in rank or position
delusional
subordinate
obstinate
edict
47
to suggest or imply
insinuate
cloy
enunciate
emaciated
48
unreasonably or obsessively anxious, suspicious
delusion
profusely
disengage
paranoid
49
deserved punishment
unredressed
beleaguer
hermetic
alienation
50
to believe in something false
invective
delusion
defiantly
perception
51
not able to be understood; not intelligible
incomprehensible
nonsensical
dogma
lucid
52
in a serious tone
anecdote
jovial
soberly
gravely
53
to escape or run away
lucid
edict
elude
disengage
54
someone who travels without a home
beleaguer
itinerant
paranoid
cloy
55
a torch with a flame
amontillado
roquelaire
flambeaux
delusion
56
yellowish orange in color
ligneous
amber
hermetic
nodule
57
an every day, common saying
contotation
chaos
denotation
colloquialism
58
insulting, abusive, or highly critical language.
despair
invective
insult
lucid
59
rodent or parasite
collosal
dogma
chaos
vermin
60
the dictionary meaning of a word
denotation
perception
connotation
elude
61
large vermin
despair
phylacteries
astonish
ungeziefer
62
not wanting to work; lazy
perfunctory
perception
despair
workshy
63
A prayer box worn by Jewish men during prayer
phylacteries
phillacteries
philacteries
filacteries
64
resisting or challenging
defiantly
subbordinate
petulantly
resilience
65
complete disorder and confusion
disengage
soberly
chaos
subordinate
66
sad, depressing
poignant
alienation
wizened
despair
67
a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning
falling action
plot
conclusion
inference
68
changing into something else
metamorphosis
cloy
sough
plaintive
69
howling sound made by wind
plaintive
sough
resilient
compulsion
70
the action of confirming something
precedent
implicit
reaffirmation
itinerant
71
being alone; not fitting in
subordination
workshy
alienation
hermetic
72
surrounded by problems
beleaguer
poignant
unredressed
Ms Z and Ms D
73
an expert in an area of art
conoiseur
connoisseur
conoseur
artist
74
forced to do something
compulsion
precedent
obstinate
dogma
75
a member of a nonestablished church; a Nonconformist
orthodoxy
saintly
dogma
dissenter
76
to recover quickly
nonsensical
enunciate
resilience
lucid
77
disgusting
sough
disengage
grotesque
nodule
78
resembling wood
amber
nodule
whittle
ligneous
79
to isolate ones self
hermetic
sanctity
alienate
dogma
80
confusing, not clear
vague
soberly
precedent
gravely