Lesson 13
to exchange goods and services without the use of money.
Barter
Giving off light.
Luminous
Discredit
Having a sharp taste or smell.
Pungent
To thwart or make difficulties with.
Stymie
to give careful thought or have a possible plan or intention.
Contemplate
Great or noble in expression, thought, or manner; splendid.
Sublime
Glowing with the redness of flames seen through a haze.
Lurid
Inclined to give in easily to the wishes of.
Indulgent
To discourage or prevent from taking action.
Deter
to be forced to give up or lose.
forfeit
To cut into in order to study.
Dissect
To yield out of respect for the knowledge or authority of another.
Defer/deference
A remedy that offers relief from an undesirable condition.
Antidote
Anything puzzling, mysterious, or hard to figure out.
Enigma
Anything owned that is of value and can be sold or disposed of; a quality that can be used to an advantage.
asset
To fail to develop; not moving or changing.
Stagnant.
To select and remove weak or inferior members from.
Cull
To sit back and relax; to hang loosely or drop.
lolled
Close observation of a person or area.
Surveillance
Intensely eager or passionate.
ardent
Getting along well with others; Agreeable.
Congenial
A strong feeling that something bad is about to happen.
Foreboding
To relieve or make more bearable (similar to another).
Alleviate
A very confused and noisy scene or situation.
Bedlam