100toefl

Q: a bottomless hole
A: abyss

Q: form: to accept sth quietly though reluctantly
A: acquiesce (in sth)

Q: such that is pleasant, friendly, or easy to talk to
A: affable

Q: sth that causes physical or mental suffering
A: affliction

Q: such that has a lot of money (esp. about a group or area)
A: affluent

Q: form: to stir/shake sth (esp. a liquid)
A: agitate it

Q: such that has more than one meaning (e.g. about a phrase)
A: ambiguous

Q: to take possession of sth
A: annex it

Q: chem: such that is related to water (e.g. an ... solution of potassium permanganate)
A: aqueous

Q: such that is difficult and tiring, and involves a lot of effort (e.g. about a journey)
A: arduous

Q: fig: quality or atmosphere of particular type (e.g. an ... of officialdom)
A: aroma

Q: form: to make amends or reparation for sth; to repent
A: atone for it

Q: lit: an extreme greed
A: avarice

Q: lit: warlike
A: bellicose

Q: exercises to keep fit, strong and healthy
A: callisthenics

Q: a person or animal that capture another
A: captor

Q: to invent sth (e.g. a story or plan)
A: concoct it

Q: to prepare sth by mixing things together (esp. sth unusual)
A: concoct it

Q: to hang or swing loosely
A: dangle

Q: to take sth away from sb, or to prevent sb from having it
A: deprive (sb of sth)

Q: such that works hard in a careful and concientious way (e.g. about a worker)
A: diligent

Q: form: to undress
A: disrobe

Q: such that is quiet and easily controlled; amenable (e.g. about an animal)
A: docile

Q: such that is full of pain and grief; mournful
A: doleful

Q: a long period of time when no rain falls
A: drought

Q: such that hasitates or doubts
A: dubious

Q: to greatly astonish
A: dumbfound

Q: to erase or remove sth
A: efface it

Q: to make sth clear; to explain
A: elucidate it

Q: to fill sb with great delight; to charm
A: enchant sb

Q: form: to try hard to do sth; to strive
A: endeavour it

Q: to publicly support or approve of (sb or sth)
A: endorse (sb or sth)

Q: to capture the complete attention or interest
A: enthral

Q: to make use of sth in an unfair or selfish way (e.g. of an opportunity)
A: exploit it

Q: such that covers or includes a great area
A: extensive

Q: to praise sth enthusiastically
A: extol it

Q: such that can be easily damaged
A: flimsy

Q: a thing or person that deceives people in an illegal or dishonest way
A: fraud

Q: very bright and showy; garish
A: gaudy

Q: such that looks deathly white, pale, and ill (e.g. about a person)
A: ghastly

Q: to complain about sth in a bad-tempered, muted way; to whinge
A: grumble

Q: to trouble or annoy sb
A: harass sb

Q: a person whose views are in disagreement with those of the majority
A: heretic

Q: an obstacle; obstruction
A: impediment

Q: a defect that prevents fluent speech (e.g. lisp or stammer)
A: (speech) impediment

Q: native
A: indigenous

Q: lit: never satisfied
A: insatiate

Q: old: very brave; fearless
A: intrepid

Q: very angry; incensed
A: irate

Q: a danger (e.g. of a loss, harm , etc.)
A: jeopardy

Q: a restraint
A: leash

Q: a lazy person; an idle
A: loafer

Q: very profitable (e.g. business)
A: lucrative

Q: bright, and shining
A: lustrous

Q: form: to say unpleasant and untrue things about sb; to slander
A: malign sb

Q: to interfere
A: meddle (in sth)

Q: to repair sth
A: mend it

Q: an amusement (esp. expressed in laughter); the hilarity
A: mirth

Q: a feeling of sickness (as if one is going to vomit)
A: nausea

Q: to fail to give proper care and attention to sth
A: neglect it

Q: such that occurs, is done or active by night (e.g. about a bird); a night-time
A: nocturnal

Q: such that is extremaly fat (e.g. of a person)
A: obese

Q: outdated
A: obsolete

Q: to sit somewhere (esp. on sth high or narrow)
A: perch

Q: to spread through every part of sth (esp. of a smell)
A: pervade

Q: such that is unreasonably angry and upset (esp. in a childish way)
A: petulant

Q: to plunder (esp. in wartime)
A: pillage

Q: such that is impertinently bold (about a person)
A: presumptuous

Q: such that is rejected as invalid (esp. by legal procedure)
A: quashed

Q: instance of satisfying sth (esp. sb's thirst)
A: quenching

Q: to renovate and redecorate sth
A: refurbish it (usu. be refurbished)

Q: happiness, joy
A: rejoicing

Q: such that does not speak much; reserved
A: reticent

Q: to be repeated several times; echo
A: reverberate

Q: severity, or strictness
A: rigor

Q: state of being round
A: rotundity

Q: act of rescuing sth (oft. a ship or its cargo) from loss
A: salvage

Q: such that is dispersed in a irregular way (e.g. about people in a crowd)
A: scattered

Q: to break into many pieces
A: shatter

Q: such that is avoided, or kept away from (e.g. about disliked person)
A: shunned

Q: vague (adj)
A: sketchy

Q: such that occurs casually
A: sporadic

Q: such that is suppressed (i.e. kept back)
A: stifled

Q: to struggle
A: strive

Q: following (adj)
A: subsequent

Q: to yield
Q: a bottomless hole
A: abyss

Q: form: to accept sth quietly though reluctantly
A: acquiesce (in sth)

Q: such that is pleasant, friendly, or easy to talk to
A: affable

Q: sth that causes physical or mental suffering
A: affliction

Q: such that has a lot of money (esp. about a group or area)
A: affluent

Q: form: to stir/shake sth (esp. a liquid)
A: agitate it

Q: such that has more than one meaning (e.g. about a phrase)
A: ambiguous

Q: to take possession of sth
A: annex it

Q: chem: such that is related to water (e.g. an ... solution of potassium permanganate)
A: aqueous

Q: such that is difficult and tiring, and involves a lot of effort (e.g. about a journey)
Q: a bottomless hole
A: abyss

Q: form: to accept sth quietly though reluctantly
A: acquiesce (in sth)

Q: such that is pleasant, friendly, or easy to talk to
A: affable

Q: sth that causes physical or mental suffering
A: affliction

Q: such that has a lot of money (esp. about a group or area)
A: affluent

Q: form: to stir/shake sth (esp. a liquid)
A: agitate it

Q: such that has more than one meaning (e.g. about a phrase)
A: ambiguous

Q: to take possession of sth
A: annex it

Q: chem: such that is related to water (e.g. an ... solution of potassium permanganate)
A: aqueous

Q: such that is difficult and tiring, and involves a lot of effort (e.g. about a journey)
A: arduous

Q: fig: quality or atmosphere of particular type (e.g. an ... of officialdom)
A: aroma

Q: form: to make amends or reparation for sth; to repent
A: atone for it

Q: lit: an extreme greed
A: avarice

Q: lit: warlike
A: bellicose

Q: exercises to keep fit, strong and healthy
A: callisthenics

Q: a person or animal that capture another
A: captor

Q: to invent sth (e.g. a story or plan)
A: concoct it

Q: to prepare sth by mixing things together (esp. sth unusual)
A: concoct it

Q: to hang or swing loosely
A: dangle

Q: to take sth away from sb, or to prevent sb from having it
A: deprive (sb of sth)

Q: such that works hard in a careful and concientious way (e.g. about a worker)
A: diligent

Q: form: to undress
A: disrobe

Q: such that is quiet and easily controlled; amenable (e.g. about an animal)
A: docile

Q: such that is full of pain and grief; mournful
A: doleful

Q: a long period of time when no rain falls
A: drought

Q: such that hasitates or doubts
A: dubious

Q: to greatly astonish
A: dumbfound

Q: to erase or remove sth
A: efface it

Q: to make sth clear; to explain
A: elucidate it

Q: to fill sb with great delight; to charm
A: enchant sb

Q: form: to try hard to do sth; to strive
A: endeavour it

Q: to publicly support or approve of (sb or sth)
A: endorse (sb or sth)

Q: to capture the complete attention or interest
A: enthral

Q: to make use of sth in an unfair or selfish way (e.g. of an opportunity)
A: exploit it

Q: such that covers or includes a great area
A: extensive

Q: to praise sth enthusiastically
A: extol it

Q: such that can be easily damaged
A: flimsy

Q: a thing or person that deceives people in an illegal or dishonest way
A: fraud

Q: very bright and showy; garish
A: gaudy

Q: such that looks deathly white, pale, and ill (e.g. about a person)
A: ghastly

Q: to complain about sth in a bad-tempered, muted way; to whinge
A: grumble

Q: to trouble or annoy sb
A: harass sb

Q: a person whose views are in disagreement with those of the majority
A: heretic

Q: an obstacle; obstruction
A: impediment

Q: a defect that prevents fluent speech (e.g. lisp or stammer)
A: (speech) impediment

Q: native
A: indigenous

Q: lit: never satisfied
A: insatiate

Q: old: very brave; fearless
A: intrepid

Q: very angry; incensed
A: irate

Q: a danger (e.g. of a loss, harm , etc.)
A: jeopardy

Q: a restraint
A: leash

Q: a lazy person; an idle
A: loafer

Q: very profitable (e.g. business)
A: lucrative

Q: bright, and shining
A: lustrous

Q: form: to say unpleasant and untrue things about sb; to slander
A: malign sb

Q: to interfere
A: meddle (in sth)

Q: to repair sth
A: mend it

Q: an amusement (esp. expressed in laughter); the hilarity
A: mirth

Q: a feeling of sickness (as if one is going to vomit)
A: nausea

Q: to fail to give proper care and attention to sth
A: neglect it

Q: such that occurs, is done or active by night (e.g. about a bird); a night-time
A: nocturnal

Q: such that is extremaly fat (e.g. of a person)
A: obese

Q: outdated
A: obsolete

Q: to sit somewhere (esp. on sth high or narrow)
A: perch

Q: to spread through every part of sth (esp. of a smell)
A: pervade

Q: such that is unreasonably angry and upset (esp. in a childish way)
A: petulant

Q: to plunder (esp. in wartime)
A: pillage

Q: such that is impertinently bold (about a person)
A: presumptuous

Q: such that is rejected as invalid (esp. by legal procedure)
A: quashed

Q: instance of satisfying sth (esp. sb's thirst)
A: quenching

Q: to renovate and redecorate sth
A: refurbish it (usu. be refurbished)

Q: happiness, joy
A: rejoicing

Q: such that does not speak much; reserved
A: reticent

Q: to be repeated several times; echo
A: reverberate

Q: severity, or strictness
A: rigor

Q: state of being round
A: rotundity

Q: act of rescuing sth (oft. a ship or its cargo) from loss
A: salvage

Q: such that is dispersed in a irregular way (e.g. about people in a crowd)
A: scattered

Q: to break into many pieces
A: shatter

Q: such that is avoided, or kept away from (e.g. about disliked person)
A: shunned

Q: vague (adj)
A: sketchy

Q: such that occurs casually
A: sporadic

Q: such that is suppressed (i.e. kept back)
A: stifled

Q: to struggle
A: strive

Q: following (adj)
A: subsequent

Q: to yield
A: succumb

Q: reticent (e.g. of a person)
A: taciturn

Q: to fall short of sth (e.g. expectations)
A: tantalize

Q: inchoate (adj)
A: tentative

Q: lethargic (adj)
A: torpid

Q: such that is involved in treachery/deceit
A: treacherous

Q: a thrill
A: tremor

Q: a beginner
A: tyro

Q: a turmoil
A: uproar

Q: instance of being vain
A: vanity

Q: forcefulness (n)
A: vehemence

Q: watchfulness (n)
A: vigilance

Q: to defend with success
A: vindicate

Q: such that suggests sexual pleasure (movements, shapes, etc.)
A: voluptuous

Q: pale and sickly
A: wan

Q: a trick
A: wile

Q: to shrink into ridges (e.g. a forehead)
A: wrinkle


Q: fig: quality or atmosphere of particular type (e.g. an ... of officialdom)
A: aroma

Q: form: to make amends or reparation for sth; to repent
A: atone for it

Q: lit: an extreme greed
A: avarice

Q: lit: warlike
A: bellicose

Q: exercises to keep fit, strong and healthy
A: callisthenics

Q: a person or animal that capture another
A: captor

Q: to invent sth (e.g. a story or plan)
A: concoct it

Q: to prepare sth by mixing things together (esp. sth unusual)
A: concoct it

Q: to hang or swing loosely
A: dangle

Q: to take sth away from sb, or to prevent sb from having it
A: deprive (sb of sth)

Q: such that works hard in a careful and concientious way (e.g. about a worker)
A: diligent

Q: form: to undress
A: disrobe

Q: such that is quiet and easily controlled; amenable (e.g. about an animal)
A: docile

Q: such that is full of pain and grief; mournful
A: doleful

Q: a long period of time when no rain falls
A: drought

Q: such that hasitates or doubts
A: dubious

Q: to greatly astonish
A: dumbfound

Q: to erase or remove sth
A: efface it

Q: to make sth clear; to explain
A: elucidate it

Q: to fill sb with great delight; to charm
A: enchant sb

Q: form: to try hard to do sth; to strive
A: endeavour it

Q: to publicly support or approve of (sb or sth)
A: endorse (sb or sth)

Q: to capture the complete attention or interest
A: enthral

Q: to make use of sth in an unfair or selfish way (e.g. of an opportunity)
A: exploit it

Q: such that covers or includes a great area
A: extensive

Q: to praise sth enthusiastically
A: extol it

Q: such that can be easily damaged
A: flimsy

Q: a thing or person that deceives people in an illegal or dishonest way
A: fraud

Q: very bright and showy; garish
A: gaudy

Q: such that looks deathly white, pale, and ill (e.g. about a person)
A: ghastly

Q: to complain about sth in a bad-tempered, muted way; to whinge
A: grumble

Q: to trouble or annoy sb
A: harass sb

Q: a person whose views are in disagreement with those of the majority
A: heretic

Q: an obstacle; obstruction
A: impediment

Q: a defect that prevents fluent speech (e.g. lisp or stammer)
A: (speech) impediment

Q: native
A: indigenous

Q: lit: never satisfied
A: insatiate

Q: old: very brave; fearless
A: intrepid

Q: very angry; incensed
A: irate

Q: a danger (e.g. of a loss, harm , etc.)
A: jeopardy

Q: a restraint
A: leash

Q: a lazy person; an idle
A: loafer

Q: very profitable (e.g. business)
A: lucrative

Q: bright, and shining
A: lustrous

Q: form: to say unpleasant and untrue things about sb; to slander
A: malign sb

Q: to interfere
A: meddle (in sth)

Q: to repair sth
A: mend it

Q: an amusement (esp. expressed in laughter); the hilarity
A: mirth

Q: a feeling of sickness (as if one is going to vomit)
A: nausea

Q: to fail to give proper care and attention to sth
A: neglect it

Q: such that occurs, is done or active by night (e.g. about a bird); a night-time
A: nocturnal

Q: such that is extremaly fat (e.g. of a person)
A: obese

Q: outdated
A: obsolete

Q: to sit somewhere (esp. on sth high or narrow)
A: perch

Q: to spread through every part of sth (esp. of a smell)
A: pervade

Q: such that is unreasonably angry and upset (esp. in a childish way)
A: petulant

Q: to plunder (esp. in wartime)
A: pillage

Q: such that is impertinently bold (about a person)
A: presumptuous

Q: such that is rejected as invalid (esp. by legal procedure)
A: quashed

Q: instance of satisfying sth (esp. sb's thirst)
A: quenching

Q: to renovate and redecorate sth
A: refurbish it (usu. be refurbished)

Q: happiness, joy
A: rejoicing

Q: such that does not speak much; reserved
A: reticent

Q: to be repeated several times; echo
A: reverberate

Q: severity, or strictness
A: rigor

Q: state of being round
A: rotundity

Q: act of rescuing sth (oft. a ship or its cargo) from loss
A: salvage

Q: such that is dispersed in a irregular way (e.g. about people in a crowd)
A: scattered

Q: to break into many pieces
A: shatter

Q: such that is avoided, or kept away from (e.g. about disliked person)
A: shunned

Q: vague (adj)
A: sketchy

Q: such that occurs casually
A: sporadic

Q: such that is suppressed (i.e. kept back)
A: stifled

Q: to struggle
A: strive

Q: following (adj)
A: subsequent

Q: to yield
A: succumb

Q: reticent (e.g. of a person)
A: taciturn

Q: to fall short of sth (e.g. expectations)
A: tantalize

Q: inchoate (adj)
A: tentative

Q: lethargic (adj)
A: torpid

Q: such that is involved in treachery/deceit
A: treacherous

Q: a thrill
A: tremor

Q: a beginner
A: tyro

Q: a turmoil
A: uproar

Q: instance of being vain
A: vanity

Q: forcefulness (n)
A: vehemence

Q: watchfulness (n)
A: vigilance

Q: to defend with success
A: vindicate

Q: such that suggests sexual pleasure (movements, shapes, etc.)
A: voluptuous

Q: pale and sickly
A: wan

Q: a trick
A: wile

Q: to shrink into ridges (e.g. a forehead)
A: wrinkle


Q: reticent (e.g. of a person)
A: taciturn

Q: to fall short of sth (e.g. expectations)
A: tantalize

Q: inchoate (adj)
A: tentative

Q: lethargic (adj)
A: torpid

Q: such that is involved in treachery/deceit
A: treacherous

Q: a thrill
A: tremor

Q: a beginner
A: tyro

Q: a turmoil
A: uproar

Q: instance of being vain
A: vanity

Q: forcefulness (n)
A: vehemence

Q: watchfulness (n)
A: vigilance

Q: to defend with success
A: vindicate

Q: such that suggests sexual pleasure (movements, shapes, etc.)
A: voluptuous

Q: pale and sickly
A: wan

Q: a trick
A: wile

Q: to shrink into ridges (e.g. a forehead)
A: wrinkle