DEFINITIONS
MYSTERY
SYNONYMS
ANTONYMS
EXAMPLES
100
meditating or musing; pondering (thinking)
What is ruminative?
100
These 3 words are all the same part of speech: chagrin, tableau, lassitude
What is a noun?
100
tragic
What is cataclysmic?
100
sweet
What is fetid?
100
muscles sometimes do this
What is atrophy?
200
with bewilderment or confusion; lost in thought; preoccupied
What is bemusedly?
200
These three vocabulary words all deal with thinking or remembering.
What is ruminative, retrospect, and evocative?
200
hindsight
What is retrospect?
200
energy
What is lassitude?
200
describes a hurricane
What is cataclysmic?
300
to dissolve out soluble parts by percolation; to cause water (or another liquid) to percolate through something
What is leach?
300
These two words are both adverbs.
What is bemusedly and obsequiously?
300
unrestrained
What is rampant?
300
ordinary
What is anomalous?
300
a type of jewelry
What is filigree?
400
a picture (as of a scene); a striking scene of a grouping of persons or objects
What is tableau?
400
Both of these words deal with something becoming shorter or smaller.
What is truncated and atrophy?
400
heterogeneous
What is motley?
400
improvement
What is atrophy?
400
People do this to a book sometimes
What is truncated?
500
an unpredictable or erratic action, occurrence, course, or instance; a whimsical, wild, or unusual idea, desire, or action
What is vagary?
500
Which of the vocabulary words is part of the name of a famous rock and roll band?
What is motley?
500
crude
What is tawdry?
500
original
What is banal?
500
a servant would act like this
What is obsequiously?
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