Adjectives
Verbs 1
Verbs 2 and Adverbs
Nouns
Words used more than one way
100

The driver's ______ behavior made the passengers nervous.

erratic

100

Some members of the crowd began to ______ at the losing team.

jeer

100

The company agreed to ______ workers for the overtime they had worked.

compensate

100

The government debated policies regarding the legal housing of ______ from other countries. 

aliens

100

The celebrity's mistake became ______ for gossip magazines.

fodder

Fodder has three definitions:

1. food for animals

2. evidence, material that feeds gossip or suspicions

3. a supply that we can throw away without worrying (usually means soldiers being killed in war without politicians caring)

200

The journalist reported the gruesome facts with ______ honesty.

unflinching

200

The judge decided to ______ the hearing until Monday.

adjourn

200

False accusations can ______ a person's reputation.

sully

200

Repeated misconduct resulted in the student's ______ from school.

expulsion

200

After moving overseas, she felt ______ in the unfamiliar culture.

alien

Alien has three definitions:

1. creatures from outer space

2. people from foreign countries

3. strange

300

The restaurant's food was merely ______ and not worth another visit.

mediocre

300

Drinking water and resting can help ______ your body during recovery.

fortify

300

The actor was known for his ______ appearance and graceful manner.

comely

300

The volcanic ______ of ash disrupted air travel.

expulsion

300

The actor ignored the cruel ______ from the audience.

jeers

Jeer has two definitions:

1. the action of insulting someone

2. the insults

400

Double points if both are answered correctly!

Her response was so ______ that the conversation quickly ended.

The doctor's messy handwriting was nearly ______.

terse

illegible

400

The delicious smell of fresh bread seemed to ______ hungry customers.

tantalize

400

Workers built walls to ______ the city against attack.

fortify

400

The boxer used a quick ______ to distract his opponent.

feint

400

The basketball player _______ a dribble to the left but actually went to the right.

feint

Feint can be a noun or a verb.

1. He made a feint

2. She feinted.

500

Double points if you answer both correctly!

The novel follows a ______ nobleman who wastes his fortune on reckless pleasures.

She left her old job for a more ______ position.

dissolute

lucrative

500

Weeds began to ______ throughout the garden.

proliferate

500

The empire sought to ______ neighboring kingdoms.

subjugate

500

The farmer stored hay as ______ for the cattle during winter.

fodder

500

After several hours of debate, the committee voted to ______.

adjourn

Adjourn can be used in different situations:
1. ending time in a courtroom
2. ending any sort of meeting or activity