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Terms
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- assauge
- to make easier
- umbrage
- annoyance
- blazon
- to publish or proclaim widely
- unwiedly
- clumsy
- flout
- to mock treat with contempt
- straitlaced
- extremly strict
- coalition
- a combination union or merge
- transient
- lasting only a short time
- sopirific
- tending to cause sleep
- scourge
- to whip punish severly
- prerogative
- a special right or privleage
- petulant
- peevished annoyed by
- innuendo
- a hint, indirect suggestion
- scathing
- harsh savage
- ascribe
- to assign or refer
- mertiorious
- worthy or deserving
- extricate
- to remove with effort
- peculate
- to steal something that has been given in ones trust
- approbation
- approval
- ferment
- turmoil commotion unrest
- expostulate
- protest or complain
- filch
- to steal in a sneaky way
- vapid
- lifeless, colorless
- amnesty
- any act of forgivness or absolution
- circuitous
- roundabout not direct
- provincail
- narrow minded
- sepulchral
- funereal typical of the tomb
- transcend
- to rise above
- commiserate
- to feel sorry for
- hiatus
- a gap opening or break
- jaded
- worn out
- salutary
- helpful, wholesome
- expaite
- to make amends
- expedite
- to make easy, speeed up understand quicker
- nominal
- existing in name only
- elicit
- to draw forth
- hackneyed
- corny
- tenous
- flismy
- proclivity
- natural bent
- wheedle
- sweet talk
- noncommittal
- unwillingy to take a clear postiton
- unctuous
- slimy looking.
- seditious
- rebellious
- inadvertent
- lack of attention
- equitable
- reasonble, fair
- simulate
- to make a pretense of
- enjoin
- bid or charge
- acculturation
- adaptation
- intercede
- to plead on behalf of someone else
- lurid
- causing shock or horror
- caveat
- word to the wise
- abominate
- to have fun or intense dislike or hatred
- fractious
- peevish, troublesome
- autonomy
- self goverment
- vitriolic
- bitter sarcastic
- adventitous
- resulting from chance
- precept
- a rule of conduct or action
- sangfroid
- poise
- decadence
- decline or decay
- axiomatic
- taken for granted