inter | | bell tower; room in which a bell is hung |
belfry | | period between reigns |
boor | | to grow and flourish |
accretion | | a growth in size; an increase in amount |
austere | | harsh, jarring noise |
insurrection | | to bury |
iniquity | | inflexible; unyielding |
acidulous | | good-natured geniality; atmosphere of good cheer |
canard | | rebellion |
calumny | | ungrateful person |
blithe | | moderate in appetite |
bolster | | lacking interest or flavor |
bifurcate | | sour in taste or manner |
axiom | | pompous in speech and manner |
blight | | predictable; cliched; boring |
ingrate | | crude person, one lacking manners or taste |
insipid | | a secret group seeking to overturn something |
ingratiate | | to support; prop up |
burgeon | | hostile; unfriendly |
cabal | | to cheat; defraud |
bilk | | sin; evil act |
cacophony | | not easily managed or manipulated |
inimical | | premise; postulate; self-evident truth |
bevy | | an investigation; an inquiry |
bombastic | | to divide into two parts |
abyss | | harmless |
bonhomie | | to polish |
innocuous | | a false and malicious accusation; misrepresentation |
intractable | | to gain favor with another by deliberate effort; to seek to please somebody so as to gain an advantage |
abstemious | | to afflict; destroy |
inexorable | | uncompromising; refusing to be reconciled |
interregnum | | an extremely deep hole |
banal | | severe or stern in appearance; undecorated |
intransigent | | a lie |
burnish | | group |
inquest | | joyful, cheerful, or without appropriate thought |