front 1 Sulleny | back 1 in a manner showing ill humor or gloom. |
front 2 Abreast | back 2 alongside each other, facing in the same direction. |
front 3 Epoch | back 3 a period marked by distinctive character. |
front 4 Implore | back 4 beg or request earnestly and urgently. |
front 5 Endow | back 5 give qualities or abilities to. |
front 6 Jut | back 6 extend out or project in space. |
front 7 Scrawl | back 7 write carelessly. |
front 8 Crude | back 8 not carefully or expertly made. |
front 9 Flash | back 9 turn red, as if in embarrassment or shame. |
front 10 Pyre | back 10 wood heaped for burning a dead body as a funeral rite. |
front 11 Intone | back 11 to utter monotonously and repetitively and rhythmically. |
front 12 Liberal | back 12 showing or characterized by broad-mindedness. |
front 13 Truncheon | back 13 a short stout club used primarily by police officers. |
front 14 Fervently | back 14 with strong emotion or zeal. |
front 15 Floe | back 15 a flat mass of ice drifting at sea. |
front 16 Insignia | back 16 a badge worn to show official position. |
front 17 Din | back 17 a loud, harsh, or strident noise. |
front 18 Nonchalantly | back 18 in a composed and unconcerned manner |
front 19 Intently | back 19 with strained or eager attention. |
front 20 Evoke | back 20 call to mind. |