WoW Review

Which is more admirable: magnanimity or erudition?

Baseball clubhouses are full of _____ and pranks, but they don’t take precedence over winning.

Synonyms for this word include perspicacious, learned, scholarly, sophisticated.

Class clowns, though annoying at times, are often very jocular. Best context clue?

This word derives from the Latin word Venus.

Synonyms for this word include threadbare, timeworn, stock, conventional, trite, cliched.

Antonyms for this word include tactful, diplomatic, apologetic, complimentary.

This word's roots are Latinate and mean to go accross.

His doctor was concerned at his patience increased ________ since his last visit.

Synonyms for this word include apotheosize, deify, esteem, honor, respect, hallow.

Synonyms for this word include conviviality, hilarity, jollity, and blitheness.

They were in such a ______ mood that they felt like squabbling and bickering.

This word comes from the Latin word for light, as in to lighten the mood.

Antonyms for this word include voluble, verbose, long winded, garrulous, effusive.

Synonyms for this word include reticent, reserved, private, aloof.

The fans showed up to games wearing T-shirts ______ his “swag.”

Synonyms for this word include sanguine, merry, joyous, felicitious.

The justice of the peace ended the ceremony with a _______ promising a healthy life.

Gregarious people tend to be not only ________ but also _______.

What word derives from the name of a pasture area in England used to train workhorses?

Deriving from the Latin word for point, this word means scrupulous attention to detail.

Her comment that "nature is freedom" was truly incisive and captured the heart of Hooks. Clue?

Martin Luther King possesses great _____ and _____.

What is Ms Taylor's favorite word from The Great Gatsby list?

He had ___ words with his caddie several times during the round, clearly frustrated.

He felt no ____ or humor and wondered if there’d ever be a time again when he would.

It’s not immortality, but it might be as close as one gets in the ___ world in which we live.

This word is derived from the Latin word meaning to seek.

The fractious student was not only the source of ________________ but also __________________.

The tall, funny, good-looking professor was also erudite. Best context clue?

We’re like two characters in an old Western movie in which the main audio element is very ___.

Antonyms for this word include solemnity, gravity, seriousness.

This word comes form the Latin word for vanish.

Which is a greater criticism: having your work called hackneyed or prosaic?

Antonyms for this word include melancholic, somber, lugubrious, sullen.

The buzzards circling above the bride's head gave off a _______ feeling to the guests.

Antonyms for this word include censure, denigrate, criticize.

They both laughed, which made Mark wonder where all the sudden _______ had come from.

Synonyms for this word include mundane, banal, drab, ordinary, and unimaginative.

This word comes from the Latin words meaning to cut in.

The student who didn't speak in seminar was clearly taciturn and probably unprepared. Clue?

Antonyms for this word include naive, shallow, inexperienced, foolish, immature.

This word derives from the Latin word for silent.

She worried that an influx of _____ young people would erode the community.

Segregate, egregious, and congregate are related by root to which vocabulary word?

People who are languid may also prove to be ___________, understandably.

Antonyms for this word include rambling, bloviating, oblique, vague, muddled.

The etymology of this word comes from the Latin for how many days.

The terse teacher cut off all discussion with her command to shut up. Best context clue?

Which person would you seek fair advice from? 

This word comes from the Latin base word for rough, as in no longer rough.

Her egotism and palpable ______ made her most unpleasant to be around.

We _______ the hero and the hero draws sustanance from such honor.

This word of the day means healthful.

The possibility of sublime experience is something we spend our  _____ lives working to allow.

This word is closely associated with the Spartans of antiquity.

Which is more contemptible: malevolence or fractiousness?

My advice seemed as __________ as ever—but only in theory

Antonyms for this word include fresh, unique, novel, original.

She was lost in a sweet reverie daydreaming about prom. Best context clue?

This word comes from the Latin for to tail (as in a dog's tail).

Buddhists have long been aware of the _____ nature of the world.

It doesn’t matter how civilized and ____________ the husband is.

This word derives from the Latin for near or on a day.

This word is related to the word detergent which comes from the Latin word for to rub off.

These two Great Gatsby words have to do with time.

Mr. Kabila, 44, is _____, pensive, hard to read and reclusive.