In My Opinion
Appetite
A Question of Trust
Compliment-Pt. 1
Compliment-Pt. 2
100

To take back a statement or an offer.

What is retract?

100

Denying oneself simple pleasures, typically for religious reasons.

What is ascetic?

100

Firmly devoted.

What is steadfast?

100

To praise for great work, typically in public.

What is laud?

100

To insult by ignoring.

What is slight?

200

Claiming one's opinion as though it were the unarguable truth.

What is dogmatic?

200
Having an extremely large appetite.

What is voracious?

200

To deceive.

What is hoodwink?

200

To express disapproval.

What is deprecate?

200

Praise given for a job well done.

What is kudos?

300

Trying to instruct or impart knowledge, but typically in a way that is slightly condescending.

What is didactic?

300

Refraining from drinking or eating too much.

What is abstemious?

300

Someone who pretends to have knowledge they don't to hoodwink you.

What is a charlatan?

300

To treat as a celebrity.

What is lionize?

300

Describing a word or phrase that has a negative association.

What is pejorative?

400

Willing to advocate for oneself, confident.

What is assertive?

400

To satisfy in terms of consuming enough.

What is sate?

400

A clever trick.

What is a ruse?

400

To praise or acclaim, usually loudly.

What is hail?

400

To respect deeply.

What is revere?

500
Unyielding, not giving in.

What is adamant?

500

Extremely hungry, insatiable.

What is ravenous?

500

To cheat or deceive.

What is bamboozle?

500

To express disappointment.

What is reproach?

500

To insult, put down.

What is belittle?

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