1 | implicate | | _____ | authentic; genuine |
2 | analgesic | | _____ | a tendency; likely |
3 | turpitude | | _____ | a medication to reduce or eliminate pain |
4 | discretionary | | _____ | wickedness; vileness |
5 | flummox | | _____ | disgusting; offensive to the senses; having an extremely offensive smell |
6 | unpalatable | | _____ | warlike; inclined to fight |
7 | histrionics | | _____ | a tomb or burial chamber |
8 | draconian | | _____ | to enjoy; to take pleasure in |
9 | noisome | | _____ | a large destructive fire |
10 | punctilious | | _____ | shriveled and withered from age or illness |
11 | veritable | | _____ | talkative |
12 | florid | | _____ | unpleasant to the taste or to the mind |
13 | fractious | | _____ | a cure-all; a remedy for all diseases |
14 | moribund | | _____ | near death; about to die |
15 | conflagration | | _____ | attentive to details in conduct or in action |
16 | propensity | | _____ | facial features |
17 | condescending | | _____ | to involve or connect unfavorably |
18 | compunction | | _____ | to express oneself enthusiastically |
19 | sepulcher | | _____ | diligent; persistent |
20 | bellicose | | _____ | displaying superiority; patronizing |
21 | pulchritude | | _____ | unruly; disruptive |
22 | wizened | | _____ | extremely harsh; very severe |
23 | rhapsodize | | _____ | rosy or red in color |
24 | physiognomy | | _____ | exaggerated emotional behavior |
25 | voluble | | _____ | to confuse; to perplex |
26 | revel | | _____ | revelation; sudden knowledge or insight |
27 | umbrage | | _____ | physical beauty |
28 | epiphany | | _____ | left to one's own judgment |
29 | assiduous | | _____ | feeling of offense; resentment |
30 | panacea | | _____ | an uneasiness caused by guilt; a qualm |