front 1 Ignoble | back 1 not honourable in character |
front 2 Imbibe | back 2 drink (alcohol); absorb or assimilate (ideas or knowledge) |
front 3 Imperious | back 3 assuming power without justification |
front 4 Importunate | back 4 persistent |
front 5 Jettison | back 5 throw or drop for an aeroplane or ship |
front 6 Epoch | back 6 a particular period of time in history or a person's life |
front 7 Untenable | back 7 (especially of a position or view) not able to be maintained or defended against attack or objection |
front 8 Altercation | back 8 a noisy argument or disagreement, especially in public |
front 9 Marsupial | back 9 a mammal of an order whose members are born incompletely developed and are typically carried and suckled in a pouch on the mother's belly |
front 10 Bereavement | back 10 the fact, condition or experience of losing someone important or the death of a close relation or friend |
front 11 Jocular | back 11 humorous or playful |
front 12 Junta | back 12 military group that rules after being taken by force |
front 13 Licentious | back 13 immoral |
front 14 Limber | back 14 flexible |
front 15 Loquacious | back 15 talkative |
front 16 Phosphorescent | back 16 an enduring light given off with little heat |
front 17 Oblique | back 17 having a slanting direction or position: neither perpendicular nor parallel |
front 18 Reverberant | back 18 reechoing; resonant |
front 19 Talisman | back 19 an object, typically an inscribed ring or stone, that is thought to have magic powers and to bring good luck |
front 20 Knavery | back 20 a deceitful or dishonest act dishonest conduct |
front 21 Caper | back 21 skip or dance about in a lively or playful way |
front 22 Vileness | back 22 being very unpleasant |
front 23 Chutzpah | back 23 extreme self-confidence or audacity. |
front 24 Servility | back 24 an excessive willingness to serve or please others |
front 25 Acrimonious | back 25 (typically of speech or discussion) angry and bitter |
front 26 Wizened | back 26 shrivelled or wrinkled with age |