Part of Speech
What part of speech is ADAGE?
What is a noun?
Which word means to change direction or course, turn aside, shift?
What is veer?
Ridiculous and an unpredictable behavior most nearly means...
What is ANTICS?
The opposite of CALM is...
What is SKITTISH?
Since I didn't want a complete recording of the opera, I just bought a highlights album containing a number of famous _________________ from the work.
a. excerpts
b. rubble
c. incapacitate
d. wrangle
What is excerpts?
What part of speech is WILLFUL?
What is an adjective?
Which word means a person who moves slowly or falls behind?
What is laggard?
To work with, work together most nearly means...
What is COLLABORATE?
The opposite of MASTERLY is...
What is servile?
Halfway down the block, I could still hear the angry voices of the two drivers ________________ over who was responsible for the accident.
a. gingerly
b. wrangle
c. incapacitate
d. rubble
What is wrangle?
What part of speech is VENERATE?
What is a verb?
Which word means connected with or related to the matter at hand?
What is relevant?
DARING most nearly means
What is AUDACIOUS?
The opposite of BENEFICIAL/BENEFIT is...
What is DETRIMENT?
People who don't earn a great deal of money soon learn to live as ________________ as possible.
a. vigil
b. frugal
c. rubble
d. incapacitate
What is frugal?
What part of speech is PRECLUDE?
What is a verb?
Which word means to deprive of strength or ability, to make legally ineligible?
What is INCAPICATATE?
Bumped intomost nearly means...
What is jostle?
The opposite of LAZY is...
What is ENTERPRISE?
During the famous closing scene of the opera, everyone who is on stage sings in ________________ as an ensemble.
a. vie
b. gingerly
c. unison
d. incapacitate
What is unison?
What part of speech is DEVOID?
What is an adjective?
Which word means the choice part of a group of people or things?
What is ELITE?
INJURED most nearly means...
The opposite of MISISCULE is...
What is PRODIGIOUS?
Someone who manages his or her earnings very judiciously should be able to _____________ a sizable "nest egg" by the age of 65.
a. vie
b. amass
c. gingerly
d. wanton
What is amass?