LESSON 7
LESSON 8
LESSON 9
RANDOM
RANDOM
100

To tempt by flaunting a desired thing and keeping it just out of reach

Tantalize

100

ghostly apparition; mental image of unsettling thing or event.

spector

100

To gather things together, usually for pleasure or profit

amass

100

Of near or related to the outer edge or boundary

peripheral 

100

Wastefully excessive

Wanton

200

Easily annoyed

Peevish

200

preformed quickly with little attention to detail

Cursorly

200

A great quantity or amount; and abundance

profusion

200

Use bludgeon in a sentence.

I bludgeoned the shark.

200

Richly and elaborately decorated

Ornate

300

Capable of existing or working together

Compatable

300

Clear, expressive, and moving in speech

Eloquent

300

Actual, real, capable of being perceived by the senses

Tangible

300

to refuse bluntly; a blunt refusal

Rebuff

300

Polite and refined in manner, as from vast social experience

Urbane

400

Lacking water or rainfall

Arid

400

very attentive to what is right and wrong; extremely attentive to detail.

Scrupulous

400

To move in or cause to move in a wavelike motion

Undulate

400

To prevent from doing or happening

deter

400

Filled with Emotionally distressed

Fraught

500

Tending to change suddenly; explosively unstable

Volatile

500

Lack of interest or emotion

apathy

500

N1: A young bird just ready to fly
N2: An inexperienced person
Adj: young and inexperienced

fledgling

500

Adj1: Extravagant and abundant
Adj2: Excessively generous
V: To give generously and extravagantly

Lavish

500

Impossible to dispute or disprove

Incontrovertible

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