front 1 ameliorate | back 1 to make (something bad or unsatisfactory) better or more tolerable |
front 2 arduous | back 2 involving or requiring strenuous effort; difficult and tiring |
front 3 diaphanous | back 3 allowing light to show through; translucent; delicate |
front 4 didactic | back 4 designed to teach intended to convey moral instruction in addition to serving another purpose |
front 5 epiphany | back 5 a revelatory manifestation of a divine being a revelation; a flash of understanding of the true nature of something (capitalized) a Christain festival, Jan 6, celebrating the visit of the Wise Men to the Christ Child |
front 6 Exuberant | back 6 filled with or characterized by lively energy and excitement |
front 7 insidious | back 7 proceeding in a gradual, subtle way, but with harmful effects treacherous; crafty |
front 8 licentiuos | back 8 lacking moral discipline or self-restraint, especially in sexual matters |
front 9 loquacious | back 9 tending to talk a great deal; talkative |
front 10 medacious | back 10 lying; untruthful; false |
front 11 mountebank | back 11 one who deceives, especially to trick someone out of their money; a charlatan |
front 12 phantasm | back 12 a phantom; and apparition; something unreal, as in a dream or a vision |
front 13 pusillanimous | back 13 cowardly; fearful |
front 14 rectify | back 14 to set right; correct |
front 15 repast | back 15 a meal; food serves at a meal |
front 16 scintillate | back 16 to give off sparks; to flash; to sparkle |
front 17 stolid | back 17 showing or appearing to feel no emotion; apathetic |
front 18 superannuated | back 18 retired or disqualified because of age or infirmity antiquated; obsolete |
front 19 temerity | back 19 foolish boldness; recklessness; rashness |
front 20 verbose | back 20 wordy; using excessive words |