(n.) the program for a meeting; a list, outline or plan of things to be considered or done
100
Clarity
(n.) clearness, accuracy
100
Gross
(adj.) coarse, vulgar; very noticeable; total; overweight; (n.) an overall total (without deductions); twelve dozen; (v.) to earn
100
Oracle
(n.) someone or something that can predict the future; someone who gives astute answers or advice that seems authoritative
200
Amiable
(adj.) friendly, good-natured
200
Compliant
(adj.) willing to do what someone else wants; obedient
200
Induce
(v.) to cause, bring about; to persuade
200
Partisan
(n.) a strong supporter of a person, party, or cause; one whose support is unreasoning; a resistance fighter, guerilla; (adj.) strongly supporting one side only
300
Befuddle
(v.) to confuse, make stupid
300
Conserve
(v.) to preserve; to keep from being damaged, lost, or wasted
300
Leeway
(n.) extra space for moving along a certain route; allowance for mistakes or inaccurancies; margin of error
300
Reimburse
(v.) to pay back; to give payment for
400
Blight
(n.) a disease that causes plants to wither and die; a condition of disease or ruin; (v.) to destroy, ruin
400
Debut
(n.) a first public appearance ; a formal entrance into society; (v.) to make a first appearance
400
Limber
(adj.) flexible; (v.) to cause to become flexible
400
Vacate
(v.) to go away from, leave empty; to make empty; to void, annul
500
Boisterous
(adj.) rough and noisy in a cheerful way; high-spirited
500
Gory
(adj.) marked by bloodshed, slaughter, or violence
500
Maze
(n.) a network of paths through which it is hard to find one's way; something very mixed-up and confusing
500
Vagabond
(n.) an idle wanderer; a tramp; (adj.) wandering; irresponsible