Adjectives
Amused
Pleasantly entertained or diverted; feeling or showing amusement; beguile, charm, entertain, delight
Nausea
Sickness, uneasiness on the stomach; vomiting, retching, queasiness, squeamishness
Berate
To scold or criticize someone angrily; rebuke, reprimand, reproach, scold
5x5
25
Conspiracy
Scheme, unlawful, collusion
Petrified
So scared that one is unable to move, change to stone; terrified, terror-stricken, horrified, fossilized
Allegation
Accusation, statement that someone has done something wrong or illegal; assertion, declaration, claim, indictment
Cultivate
To foster the growth of; promote, harvest, develop, nurture, foster
9x7
63
Concur
Agree, coincide, corroborate
Agile
Graceful, moving easily; supple, nimble, spry, lithe
Illusion
Conception or image; mirage, fantasy, hallucination, daydream
Disclose
To make known or public; tell, disclose, discover, publish
12x6
72
Elicit
Evoke, extract
Nebulous
Hazy or ill-defined; unclear, vague, hazy
Jeopardy
In danger, state of being unprotected; endangerment, imperil, uncertainty
Exploit
To make productive use; or a notable, memorable or heroic act; utilize, leverage, manipulate, abuse, capitalize
Abundant
Great quantity, well supplied
Assumption
Hypothesis, belief, guess, hunch
Canny
Having or showing shrewdness and good judgement, especially in money or business matters; shrewd, astute, sharp, clever
Hiatus
An interruption in time or continuity; respite, recess, interruption, pause, suspension
Suppress
To keep from public knowledge; subdue, silence, repress, sensor, or conceal
Omen
Token, sign, warning
Bandied
Rumor, discuss, circulate
Garrison
A military camp or base where troops are stationed; barracks, installation, occupy, barricade
Defay
To provide money to pay a cost; payoff, settle, liquidate, discharge