1 | Fallible | | _____ | conceited; having excessive self-love or admiration |
2 | blatant | | _____ | to calm down |
3 | dawdle | | _____ | obvious; too conspicuous |
4 | affiliate | | _____ | to waste time |
5 | fawn | | _____ | to lie |
6 | calumny | | _____ | an associate; a partner |
7 | berate | | _____ | easily angered |
8 | minion | | _____ | to mix up or distort |
9 | desolate | | _____ | to stop; to discontinue |
10 | bane | | _____ | death; a ceasing to exist |
11 | pacify | | _____ | capable of error |
12 | garble | | _____ | lonely; forlorn; uninhabited; barren |
13 | prevaricate | | _____ | to steal |
14 | filch | | _____ | to collect bit by bit; to gather with patient labor |
15 | neophyte | | _____ | to scold or rebuke severely and at length |
16 | fabricate | | _____ | an exit; a means of going out |
17 | narcissistic | | _____ | a false and malicious accusation |
18 | choleric | | _____ | to act slavishly submissive |
19 | demise | | _____ | to hint at; to refer to indirectly |
20 | emit | | _____ | the choice members of a group |
21 | glean | | _____ | to concoct; to make up a story in order to deceive |
22 | feign | | _____ | happiness; bliss |
23 | desist | | _____ | to make afraid; to discourage |
24 | allude | | _____ | a dictator with absolute power |
25 | elite | | _____ | to pretend |
26 | egress | | _____ | the cause of ruin, harm,distress, or death |
27 | felicity | | _____ | to send out; to give forth, as in sound or light |
28 | penury | | _____ | a fawning, servile follower |
29 | daunt | | _____ | a beginner |
30 | despot | | _____ | extreme poverty |