turned or bent to one side in distaste or humor

good will and warm feelings among friends

marked by simplicity and lack of luxury

an old saying that has come to be accepted as true; proverb

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wry
good will and warm feelings among friends
to pronounce clearly
to follow a winding course
turned or bent to one side in distaste or humor
2
camaraderie
good will and warm feelings among friends
to entertain or delight
having or giving off a smell
personal belongings
3
hubbub
turned or bent to one side in distaste or humor
noisy confusion; uproar
having or giving off a smell
personal belongings
4
We accumulated so much _______________ that the closets couldn't hold it all.
paraphernalia
regale
camaraderie
despot
5
A ruler with absolute power or tyrannical control over a group of people.
contemporary
despot
hubbub
adage
6
Operating a computer all day is ______________ work.
punctilious
extraneous
cynical
sedentary
7
A person living during the same period as another.
contemporary
adage
despot
Spartan
8
Her surgeon expects Amanda to __________ quickly.
regale
contend
hubbub
recuperate
9
meander
an old saying that comes to be accepted as true; proverb
to follow a winding course
not necessary; irrelevant
careful and attentive to details
10
temporal
personal belongings
relating to the everyday world
simplicity and lack of luxury
bent to one side
11
People become _____________ about diet programs when weight is soon regained.
callow
cynical
odoriferous
sedentary
12
regale
a ruler with absolute power
to entertain or delight
to follow a winding course
good will and warm feelings
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Careful and attentive to details, especially ones relating to good manners and behavior.
regale
temporal
wry
punctilious
14
Spartan
noisy confusion
to follow a winding course
marked by simplicity and lack of luxury
an old saying that has come to be accepted as a proverb
15
not necessary; irrelevant
recuperate
punctilious
sedentary
extraneous
16
In speech class we learn to __________ our words.
enunciate
contend
regale
wry
17
odoriferous
noisy confusion
to entertain or delight
relating to the everyday world
having or giving off a smell
18
contend
to struggle with
to pronounce clearly
marked by simplicity and lack of luxury
noisy confusion
19
adage
not necessary; irrelevant
to struggle with
to regain health or strength
an old saying that has come to be accepted as true; proverb
20
Young and inexperienced; immature
contemporary
meander
callow
cynical

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