front 1 insolence | back 1 rude and disrespectful behavior |
front 2 bawd | back 2 a woman in charge of a brothel/whorehouse |
front 3 calumny | back 3 the making of false and defamatory statements about someone in order to damage their reputation |
front 4 fawning | back 4 displaying exaggerated flattery or affection |
front 5 commingle | back 5 mix; blend. |
front 6 extant | back 6 still in existence (especially of a document) |
front 7 assay | back 7 attempt/ determine the content or quality of (a metal or ore). |
front 8 ardor | back 8 enthusiasm or passion |
front 9 whet | back 9 the sharpening of a tool or weapon or a thing that stimulates appetite or desire. |
front 10 adder | back 10 a small venomous Eurasian snake |
front 11 pestilent | back 11 destructive to life; deadly./causing annoyance; troublesome./ harmful to morals |
front 12 incensed | back 12 very angry; enraged |
front 13 exploit (noun) | back 13 a bold or daring feat. |
front 14 abate | back 14 cause to become smaller or less intense. |
front 15 knave | back 15 a dishonest or unscrupulous man |
front 16 pate | back 16 a person's head. |
front 17 abhorred | back 17 regarded with disgust and hatred. |
front 18 churlish | back 18 rude in a mean-spirited and surly way. |
front 19 diligence | back 19 careful and persistent work or effort. |
front 20 providence | back 20 the protective care of God or of nature as a spiritual power. |
front 21 felicity | back 21 intense happiness./the ability to find appropriate expression for one's thoughts. |