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Bludgeon
Blud' geon
Fend
a. pronoun
b. verb
c. adverb
b. verb
A short club used as a weapon
Bludgeon
Fend off an assailant
a. avoid
b. trick
c. resist
c. resist
Achieved renown in one's field
a. wealth
b. prominence
c. anonymity
c. anonymity
Prodigy
Prod' igy
Dire
A. Preposition
B. Adverb
C. Adjective
c. adjective
A person who leads a life shut up or withdrawn from the world
Recluse
The predominant features of the plan
a. chief
b. new
c. questionable
a. chief
An apt conclusion
a. involved
b. inappropriate
c. isolated
b. inappropriate
Impunity
Impu' nity
Recluse
A. Noun
B. Verb
C. Adjective
a. noun
Air, manner; appearance, expression
Mien
A seven-year-old chess prodigy
a. instructor
b. game
c. genius
c. genius
Few of the convicts sent to the infamous ______ colony at Devil's Island ever succeeded in escaping.
penal
Capitulate
Capit' ulate
Which is spelled wrong?
Arye
Pertinent
Awry
Warning of trouble to come
Dire
Refuse to capitulate
a. leave
b. surrender
c. listen
b. surrender
Though she had many friends when she was young, she lived out the last years of her life as an almost total _______.
recluse
Which is spelled wrong?
Renown
Indow
Endow
Which is spelled wrong?
difile
disarming
Defile
*BONUS*
Pertinent to the case
a. necessary
b. new
c. unrelated
c. unrelated
Groups of disgruntled employees
a. contented
b. new
c. frightened
a. contented
I always put some soft padding under my saddle to prevent my horse's back from being ____ during a ride.
chafed