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saying little A. taciturn B. mortify C. tacit D. alleged
What is taciturn?
100
understood or implied without being said A. asinine B. tacit C. desolate D. ramshackle
What is tacit?
100
a natural tendency to behave in a certain way A. propensities B. premise C. melancholy D. austere
What is propensities?
100
A. sullen B. sullan C. sullin D. sulen
What is A?
100
looks down on others A. credibility B. sordid C. haughty D. impudent
What is haughty?
200
offering nothing that is challenging A. culprit B. foray C. vapid D. contentious
What is vapid?
200
extremely stupid or foolish A. ascertaining B. adjacent C. asinine D. articulate
What is asinine?
200
a noisy argument or disagreement, especially in public A. austere B. altercation C. venerable D. infallible
What is altercation?
200
A. venereble B. venerable C. venirable D. venareble
What is B?
200
doubtful as to whether something will happen A. mollified B. integrity C. cynical D. sordid
What is cynical?
300
not acceptable according to custom or law A. illicitly B. mortifying C. alleged D. contentious
What is illicitly?
300
find something out for certain; make sure of A. asinine B. wary C. invective D. unfathomable E. ascertaining
What is ascertaining?
300
incapable of making mistakes; never failing A. sullen B. prerogative C. infallible D. propensities E. reconnaissance
What is infallible?
300
A. rambshackle B. warey C. vehemently D. articulete
What is C?
300
refusing to change one's mind A. sordid B. credibility C. impertinence D. adamant
What is adamant?
400
scornful A. mortifying B. contemptuous C. contentious D. indigenous
What is contemptuous?
400
next to or adjoining something else A. invective B. adjacent C. perplexity D. vehemently E. wary
What is adjacent?
400
inspiring fear or respect because of being large or powerful A. premise B. propensities C. venerable D. sullen E. formidable
What is formidable?
400
A. moriftying B. contemptuous C. contenteious D. indegenous E. wari
What is B?
400
rudeness and disrespect A. impudence B. sordid C. impertinence D. integrity E. cynical
What is impertinence?
500
likely to cause an argument A. culprit B. foray C. contentious D. contemptuous E. vapid
What is contentious.
500
abusive or highly critical language A. adjacent B. asinine C. invective D. desolate E. ramshackle
What is invective?
500
strict; harsh A. austere B. reconnaissance C. propensities D. wary E. altercation
What is austere?
500
A. formidible B. perogative C. reconnaissance D. melencholy E. premese
What is C?
500
convincing; believable A. sordid B. integrity C. credibility D. mollified E. haughty
What is credibility?