1 | OSCILLATE | | _____ | harmless; dull |
2 | PARAPET | | _____ | wordy; repetitive; unnecessary to the meaning |
3 | PERIPHERAL | | _____ | closenss in time or place; closeness of relationship |
4 | ENFRANCHISED | | _____ | to move back and forth; to have a wavering opinion |
5 | FERRET | | _____ | the outer part of; slightly connected to what is important |
6 | VOUCHSAFE | | _____ | to grant or give, as by favor or graciousness; to allow or permit |
7 | PEREMPTORY | | _____ | to free from obligation; to admit to citizenship |
8 | PLATONIC | | _____ | of, pertaining to, or characteristic of Plato's philosophy; not amorous or sensual |
9 | QUIRK | | _____ | a twist; a peculiar trait |
10 | PRECARIOUS | | _____ | barring future action; that which cannot be denied, or changed; final |
11 | PRODIGIOUS | | _____ | a wall for protection; a low wall or railing |
12 | PROPINQUITY | | _____ | depending upon another; risky; uncertain |
13 | HARBOR | | _____ | a place of safety or shelter; to give shelter or protect |
14 | VIRULENT | | _____ | poisonous; full of hate |
15 | REDUNDANT | | _____ | sharp and piercing; expressive |
16 | PROFUSION | | _____ | sweet-smelling |
17 | PUNGENT | | _____ | to force out of hiding; to search for; a small, weasel-like mammal |
18 | RAMPART | | _____ | a defense; to defend |
19 | REDOLENT | | _____ | wonderful; enormous |
20 | INNOCUOUS | | _____ | great wastefulness; a large abundance |