front 1 Furtive | back 1 secretive |
front 2 Loathesome | back 2 deeply hated |
front 3 resentment | back 3 feel unfairly treated |
front 4 lore | back 4 traditional stories passed down |
front 5 conventional | back 5 average, typical |
front 6 divulge | back 6 to tell |
front 7 genesis | back 7 beginning |
front 8 culpable | back 8 guilty |
front 9 crucible | back 9 difficult test that leads to something new |
front 10 adamant | back 10 refuse to change mind |
front 11 trepidation | back 11 fear, anxiety |
front 12 conjure | back 12 magically call something up |
front 13 condemn | back 13 to judge, death penalty |
front 14 quarrel | back 14 to have a small fight |
front 15 prosperity | back 15 successful, especially in wealth |
front 16 Autonomy | back 16 the ability to control your own actions |
front 17 Intuition | back 17 going with your instincts |
front 18 macabre | back 18 disturbing and related to death |
front 19 benefactor | back 19 a person who gives money or help |
front 20 revamp | back 20 making something new again |
front 21 lassitude | back 21 the state of feeling weak |
front 22 alms | back 22 donation of money or food for the poor |
front 23 etymology | back 23 study of where words come from |
front 24 composition | back 24 work of art, music, literature |
front 25 atrocity | back 25 wicked or cruel act |
front 26 ascertain | back 26 to find out and make sure of |
front 27 elucidate | back 27 to make clear |
front 28 haggard | back 28 looking tired or worn down |
front 29 usurp | back 29 to take over, overthrow |
front 30 decorum | back 30 behaving in a socially appropriate way |