Vocabulary Test w. 8

The exercise was created 2018-02-22 by alinolivia. Question count: 42.




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  • Vindictive, wanting revenge Vengeful
  • To defeat completely Vanquish
  • Improvise Ad-lib
  • Pieces of wood, metal, brick etc. that are left after something has been destroyed Debris
  • Rapid, quick or fast Swift
  • Anxious and nervous Jittery
  • The main idea of what someone has said or written Gist
  • Tending to produce death, evil in nature or effect Malignant
  • Burnt and black Charred
  • Comfort or relief Consolation
  • To discuss in order to exchange opinions or get advice Confer
  • Strong and thick or brave and determined Stout
  • Suffering from mange (= a skin disease of animals that makes them lose their fur) Mangy
  • Covered in many small lines and wrinkles Crinkled
  • A thick growth of trees and bushes Thicket
  • To make someone feel braver or more confident Embolden
  • Causing great damage to people's lives, property etc; disastrous Calamitous
  • Something you must do to show that you are sorry for something you've done; especially in religion Penance
  • Unpleasantly thin Scrawney
  • A small vehicle with wheels that can be pushed or pulled along, used to carrying things Trolley
  • The sound of feet running with quick short steps (like children or animals) Scampering
  • A sound like the one which is made when a heavy object hits something Thud
  • Empty or abandoned Vacated
  • In a way that is not detailed or exact Vaguely
  • Amazed or shocked Astonished
  • To suddenly move forward and attack Pounce
  • Beginning to develop Budding
  • An inflammation of the membrane surrounding the brain and spinal cord Meningitis
  • A language that is a mixture of two languages, which people who can't speak each others language well use to speak to each other. Pidgin
  • The ability to think and behave in a normal rational manner Sanity
  • A crack, gap or narrow opening Chink
  • Of similar character or related to Akin to
  • Rude and disrespectful behaviour Insolence
  • Harsh criticism; reprimand Rebuke
  • Someone who is not connected with the christian religion or any of the of the large established religions. Used to show disapproval Heathen
  • Courage, nerve Spunk
  • A state of anxiety or nervous excitement Agitation
  • A person who steers a boat or ship Helmsman
  • Someone who tells lies in order to get what they want Deceitful
  • Showing lack of control; publicly violent or noisy Disorderly
  • Being cruel and having or showing no pity for other people Remorseless
  • A police force covering a particular area Constabulary

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