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Nouns
Verbs
Adjectives
Synonyms & Antonyms
Bonus
100
A follower, supporter.
Adherent.
100
To make shorter.
Abridge.
100
Resembling an angel portrayed as a little child with a beautiful, round, or chubby face; sweet and innocent.
Cherubic.
100
Synonym: Fitch, rob, swipe, purloin.
Pilfer.
100
Wilma Rudolph __________ childhood illness and physical disabilities to win three Olympic gold medals.
Surmount.
200
An angry argument.
Altercation.
200
To pardon or overlook.
Condone.
200
Famous, outstanding, distinguished; projecting.
Eminent.
200
Synonym: Crack, fissure, gap, cleft. Antonym: Reconcilliation.
Rift.
200
During the Great Depression, many people were reduced to leading the desperate lives of ________.
Pauper.
300
A raider, plunderer.
Marauder.
300
To disagree.
Dissent.
300
Angry.
Irate.
300
Synonym: Appearance, air, aura, veneer, facade. Antonym: Dissimilarity, contrast, total lack.
Semblance.
300
We must do all we can to __________ the evils of hatred and prejudice from our society.
Exorcise.
400
Excessive fatness.
Obesity.
400
To drive out by magic; to dispose of something troublesome, menacing, or oppressive.
Exorcise.
400
Commonplace; overused, stale.
Trite.
400
Synonym: Conclude, finish, discontinue. Antonym: Begin, commence, initiate.
Terminate.
400
Our parents have always made it crystal clear to us that they do not ________ rude behavior.
Condone.
500
An extremely poor person.
Pauper.
500
To make, manufacture, to make up, invent.
Fabricate.
500
~ Verb not Adjective ~ To overcome, rise above.
Surmount.
500
Synonym: Seize illegally, commandeer, supplant.
Usurp.
500
The senator's loyal _____________ campaigned long and hard for her reelection.
Adherent.