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Characterized by disorder and untidiness, messy
DISHEVELED
...? stars filled the night sky.
placid / Myriad / perilous
Myriad
Special terms or expressions of a particular group or field. terminology, lingo
JARGON
To secretly plot an illegal action, conspire
CONNIVE
Inclined to take risks, adventurous, courageous
VENTURESOME
The king ...? messengers to deliver his proclamation to the royal townships.
dispatched / Myriad / voracious
dispatched
To repress or keep in, smother, suppress
STIFLE
The hostages were ...? and weak from months of captivity.
perilous / gaunt / knoll
gaunt
The artist painted a ...? scene of a doe with her fawn.
noxious / placid / chronic
placid
Visiting art museums can help develop one´s ...? .
refinement / voracious / placid
refinement
The news warned us about the ...? weather approaching.
perilous / gaunt / knoll
perilous
Cold compresses on a sprained ankle will help ...? the swelling.
noxious / perilous / minimize
minimize
Goats are such ...? eaters that they will even eat poison ivy.
gaunt / connive / voracious
voracious
Sara taught her daughters the importance of a ...? standard of morality.
voracious / virtuous / minimize
virtuous
A good referee will, of course, be ...? by personal interest.
connived / chronic / disinterested
disinterested
Having an unlike or related origin, behavior, or personality, like agreeing, agreeable
KINDRED
Difficulties that life may bring, such as ...? illnesses or tight finances, should draw us closer to God Who is our Comfort and Provider.
chronic / voracious / placid
chronic
Befitting a palace, magnificent, luxurious
PALATIAL
Tightly drawn, tight, tense
TAUT
As a child, Laura Ingalls Wilder played on a grassy ...? near Plum Creek.
virtuous / knoll / placid
knoll
Jacob ...? with his mother Rebekah to steal Esau's birthright.
connived / perilous / noxious
connived
To lessen the intensity of, relieve, calm, quiet
ALLAY
The poetry reading had an exceptionally ...? audience because it was not advertised.
placid / minuscule / Myriad
minuscule
Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless, and extremely ...? gas.
noxious / placid / virtuous
noxious
Visible evidence of something that once existed, trace, track, sign
VESTIGE