What's the Word
Something that never ends, continues forever.
Interminable
Trickle
To flow out slowly, in drops or a small stream.
After so many years of war, the two countries finally agreed to a _____________.
Truce
Interrogate
To break up, disturb.
Disrupt
Not important, minor.
Trivial
Adjacent
Next to, near, adjoining.
When I applied for a job, I brought in my __________ to show my education and work experience.
Resume
Savage
Vicious
To begin to grow, come into being.
Germinate
A powerful family or group of rulers that maintains power for some time.
Dynasty
Interrogate
To ask questions, examine by questioning.
My landlord finally agreed to _______________ my kitchen.
Renovate
Grumpy, pouting
Sullen
Ordinary, boring, routine, without variation.
Humdrum
Not productive, bare.
Barren
Insinuate
To suggest or hint at slyly, indirectly.
He was given a _______________ for finding and returning the money.
Recompense
Never-ending
Interminable
To suggest or hint at slyly, indirectly.
Insinuate
Silent or brooding because of ill humor, anger or resentment.
Sullen
Alight
To get down from, or come down from the air, or lighted up.
The light drizzle was just a __________ of the heavy rain to come.
Foretaste
Fling, or hurl.
Hurtle
To give a reward, give a payment for a loss, service, or injury.
Recompense