Definition
adjacent
Near, next to, adjoining
Hurtle is to fast as
1. Plod is to slow
2. Trudge is to fast
3. Scamper is to slow
4. Creep is to fast
Plod is to slow
Fruitless
Useless, vain, unproductive
Dupe
undecisive, disabused
Amiss
Adjective
Insinuate
To suggest or hint slyly; to edge into something indirectly
Bee is to drone as
1. A fly is to screech
2. Ant is to hum
3. Cricket is to chirp
4. Beetle is to hoot
Cricket is to chirp
Orthodox
Traditional, standard, customary
Eradicate
Implants, instill, foster, promote
Detest
Verb
Dissuade
To persuade not to do something
Goad is to elephant as
1. Crop is to horse
2. Spur is to boot
3. Collar is to neck
4. Key is to lock
Procure
Gain, achieve
Makeshift
Permanent, durable, solid, sturdy
Flagrant
Adjective
Regime
A government in power; a form or system of rule or management; a period of rule
Gambler is to hazard as
1. Banker is to waste
2. Theif is to invest
3. Spendthrift is to sell
4. Miser is to stockpile
Anecdote
Tale, sketch, vignette, yarn
Marginal
Central, pivotal, focal
Fledgling
Brood
A family of young animals; to think over in a worried, unhappy way
Loom is to weaver as
1. Role is to actor
2. Press is to printer
3. Horse is to rider
4. Article is to writer
Press is to printer
Counterfeit
False, phony, bogus
Prominent
Inconspicuous, unnoticeable, obscure
Momentum
Noun