definitions
If I were to assign or distribute shares or portions of something I would ...
what is allot
(unit 3)
boring could be used in place of this word
what is tedious
(unit 14)
a noun meaning your demeanor or manner
what is mien
(unit 9)
the opposite of this word could be said to be in plain sight
what is incognito
(unit 2)
similar to alter, and Gibraltar this word meaning to stumble or lose drive.
what is falter
(unit 13)
This means to skillfully maneuver with cleverness or tact.
what is finesse
(unit 6)
a pit or deep hole can be used in this noun's place
what is abyss
(unit 15)
the nouns can simply be stated as a proverb or a wise saying
what is adage
(unit 1)
clumsy is the opposite of this word meaning to be skillful with your hands
what is dexterous
(unit 10)
the word upholster sound similar to this word meaning to boost
what is bolster
(unit 4)
to trade but not with money but to trade good is to this word.
what is barter
(unit 10)
this meaning a peculiar way of action can be replaced with an oddity
what is quirk
(unit 11)
you might be called this meaning a person living their life away from civilization
(unit 9)
to take away is the oppostie of this verb meaning to give as a gift.
what is bestow
(unit 12)
words like sample and trample sound almost identical and this word means more than enough or a surplus.
what is ample
(unit 5)
this word is something foreign or nonnative to your home.
what is exotic
(unit 7)
this usually appearing after a natural disaster can be replaced with wreckage
what is rubble
(unit 1)
this noun means to have ill-will or hatred
what is emnity
(unit 8)
this verb meaning to follow in order has an opposite meaning precede or come before
what is ensue
(unit 11)
ankles and cankles are similar and this word means to cause anger or irritation.
what is rankle
(unit 8)
when kids are in their early years they are this meaning innocent.
what is naive
(unit 14)
when riding an upside-down roller coaster this feeling can be described as feeling sick.
what is nauseate
(unit 12)
this noun means to express a command
what is imperative
(unit 13)
this verb you often see on a sign in front of stores and they often discourage this verb with the opposite meaning is to hurry along
what is loiter
(unit 13)
the word gut is one letter off of this word meaning to provide more than needed or an oversupply of something.
what is glut
(unit 2)