1 | demise | | _____ | a false show; sham |
2 | laudatory | | _____ | a pipe or tunnel for water or wires |
3 | amenable | | _____ | a collection of poems, stories, songs, or excerpts |
4 | iniquitous | | _____ | a glutton; one who indulges to excess |
5 | arboreal | | _____ | a breaking or being broken |
6 | anthology | | _____ | expressing praise |
7 | breach | | _____ | willing to please; obliging |
8 | tumultous | | _____ | willing to follow advice or suggestion |
9 | conduit | | _____ | a noisy fight or loud quarrel; brawl |
10 | lummox | | _____ | a connected group or series |
11 | nexus | | _____ | of or like a tree |
12 | dogma | | _____ | a long, narrow deep cleft or crack |
13 | abberation | | _____ | wild and noisy; uproarious |
14 | blandishment | | _____ | a mental leaning or inclination; partiality; bent |
15 | epithet | | _____ | immoral |
16 | metaphor | | _____ | a heavy, prolonged attack of words or blows |
17 | feint | | _____ | a greedy, stingy person |
18 | oration | | _____ | a formal pulic speech |
19 | evanescence | | _____ | a figure of speech containing an implied comparison |
20 | complaisant | | _____ | a fading from sight; vanishing |
21 | forge | | _____ | a doctrine; tenet; belief |
22 | gourmand | | _____ | a gradual shrinking or a swelling |
23 | detumescence | | _____ | a hearer or listener; a fact checker |
24 | miser | | _____ | ceasing to exist; death |
25 | caption | | _____ | a kindly, charitable act or gift |
26 | auditor | | _____ | withered; shriveled |
27 | barrage | | _____ | a clumsy, stupid person |
28 | conjunction | | _____ | wipe out; destroy; to get rid of |
29 | benevolence | | _____ | a descriptive name or title |
30 | legion | | _____ | a loud outcry; uproar |
31 | demagogue | | _____ | a joining together or being joined together |
32 | eradicate | | _____ | a deviation from the normal or the typical |
33 | bolster | | _____ | a flattering act or remark meant to persuade |
34 | fissure | | _____ | an orator who appeals ot the prejudices of his audience |
35 | clamor | | _____ | a long, narrow cushion or pillow; to support |
36 | wizened | | _____ | a large number; multitude; a military unit |
37 | bias | | _____ | a heading or title, as of an article |
38 | fracas | | _____ | a funrace for heating metal to be wrought; to advance |