1 | PALINDROME | | _____ | an exaggeration, not to be taken seriously |
2 | ADAGE | | _____ | a word or phrase which reads the same backward and forward |
3 | HACKNEYED | | _____ | with no shape; unorganized |
4 | HYPERBOLE | | _____ | perfectly clean; correct |
5 | LURID | | _____ | to sharpen by rubbing; to stimulate |
6 | THROE | | _____ | an old saying now accepted as being truthful |
7 | VITIATE | | _____ | to instruct and improve the mind |
8 | PRECIPITATE | | _____ | a companion; a spouse; to associate |
9 | EDIFY | | _____ | using great force; described by strong feelings |
10 | LIVID | | _____ | to cause to happen; happening quickly |
11 | EMINENCE | | _____ | made common by overuse |
12 | VEHEMENT | | _____ | glowing through haze; shocking; sensational |
13 | AMORPHOUS | | _____ | to spoil; to cause moral weakness |
14 | CONSORT | | _____ | a substance that contracts bodily tissues; harsh; biting |
15 | IMMACULATE | | _____ | unfortunate |
16 | UNTOWARD | | _____ | spasm or pang |
17 | ASTRINGENT | | _____ | a lofty place; superiority |
18 | CHARY | | _____ | to draw out; to infer from information |
19 | EDUCE | | _____ | cautious |
20 | WHET | | _____ | discolored, as if bruised; extremely angry; furious |