front 1 abominable | back 1 horrible, cursed |
front 2 bearings | back 2 locations |
front 3 connoisseur | back 3 an expert, usually with regard to food or drink |
front 4 incivility | back 4 rudeness, disrespect |
front 5 magistrate | back 5 a judge |
front 6 tyrannized | back 6 dictated; bullied |
front 7 cutlass | back 7 a sword with a curved blade |
front 8 gabbling | back 8 mumbling |
front 9 prophetic | back 9 foretelling, predictive |
front 10 sinewy | back 10 strong; muscular |
front 11 wanting | back 11 lacking |
front 12 clambered | back 12 climbed clumsily |
front 13 cowed | back 13 frightened, intimidated |
front 14 nimbleness | back 14 skill, agility |
front 15 summons | back 15 a call to appear |
front 16 detestable | back 16 horrible |
front 17 emboldener | back 17 encourager; something that makes a person stronger |
front 18 foolhardiness | back 18 carelessness; foolishness |
front 19 obstinately | back 19 stubbornly |
front 20 irresolute | back 20 doubtful, uncertain |
front 21 malingering | back 21 faking a sickness to avoid working; wasting time |
front 22 miscreant | back 22 a criminal, villain |
front 23 shirking | back 23 slacking |
front 24 ambiguity | back 24 a hidden meaning, vagueness, obscurity, ambiguous |
front 25 condescending | back 25 belittling; talking down to someone |
front 26 tottery | back 26 weak, shaky |
front 27 apprentice | back 27 an assistant who is learning the job |
front 28 indomitable | back 28 invincible; unable to be conquered |
front 29 lament | back 29 to moan, grumble |
front 30 broached | back 30 asked; requested; brought up |
front 31 dexterity | back 31 skill, especially skill in using hands |
front 32 galley | back 32 kitchen of a ship |
front 33 garrison | back 33 a fort |
front 34 confidant | back 34 trustworthy friend |
front 35 helm | back 35 steering wheel of a ship |
front 36 derisively | back 36 mockingly |
front 37 rogue | back 37 villain; scoundrel |
front 38 *congregated | back 38 gathered |
front 39 pretense | back 39 false appearance (tried to keep up the pretense that things were fine) |
front 40 wake | back 40 waves caused by a ship’s passing; as a result (in the wake of the storm, schools were closed) |
front 41 disaffected | back 41 resentful; mad; upset |
front 42 melancholy | back 42 sad; gloomy |
front 43 stagnant | back 43 motionless; not flowing; still |
front 44 pinnacle | back 44 the highest point; peak |
front 45 tract | back 45 area; region (tract of land) |
front 46 uncouth | back 46 unsophisticated; uncivilized |
front 47 nondescript | back 47 having no distinctive qualities; doesn’t stand out |
front 48 pious | back 48 religious |
front 49 stockade | back 49 building or enclosure used for protection or a jail |
front 50 contrived | back 50 arranged; planned |
front 51 stores | back 51 supplies |
front 52 reverent | back 52 showing respect or honor |
front 53 genteel | back 53 polite; well-behaved |
front 54 sentry | back 54 to keep a lookout; a guard |
front 55 inkling | back 55 slight, vague idea |
front 56 placidly | back 56 calmly; peacefully |
front 57 impending | back 57 approaching; upcoming |
front 58 recommence | back 58 begin again |
front 59 grievous | back 59 serious |
front 60 warily | back 60 with caution |
front 61 buoyant | back 61 able to float |
front 62 callous | back 62 heartless; unfeeling |
front 63 incessant | back 63 continuous; nonstop |
front 64 formidable | back 64 terrifying; inspiring awe or wonder; challenging |
front 65 intermittent | back 65 occasional |
front 66 writhed | back 66 squirmed;twisted |
front 67 Dilapidation | back 67 decay; state of being run-down |
front 68 Inclination | back 68 a tendency |
front 69 Stifle | back 69 to smother; suppress |
front 70 Desisted | back 70 stopped |
front 71 Tremulous | back 71 shaking |
front 72 furtive | back 72 stealthy; moving in a sneaky way |
front 73 incensed | back 73 angry |
front 74 staunch | back 74 loyal (staunch supporter) |
front 75 deposed | back 75 dethroned; removed from power |
front 76 vehemence | back 76 passion; enthusiasm; force (I delivered my speech with great vehemence.) |
front 77 vengeance | back 77 revenge |
front 78 alteration | back 78 a change |
front 79 concession | back 79 a compromise |
front 80 insubordinate | back 80 rebellious |
front 81 disarray | back 81 confusing; disorder |
front 82 feasible | back 82 possible; achievable |
front 83 tethered | back 83 secured; fastened |
front 84 Conspicuous | back 84 obvious |
front 85 Amassing | back 85 gathering |
front 86 Cordial | back 86 friendly |
front 87 Profoundly | back 87 strongly; greatly |
front 88 ample | back 88 sufficient, adequate |
front 89 onslaught | back 89 an attack |