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- 1. Multiple Choice(int.) "Farewell!"; (n.) a farewellassimilatemetropolisadieuinterim
- 2. Multiple Choicean arrival; a coming into place or viewbogusadventsurlyinundate
- 3. Multiple Choicethe highest point, tipinterimmomentousvagrantapex
- 4. Multiple Choiceto absorb fully; to adopt as one's own; to adapt fullymaligninundatetiradeassimilate
- 5. Multiple Choicefalse, counterfeitexorbitantbogusmeanderpensive
- 6. Multiple Choiceunreasonably high; excessiveexorbitantinundateobstreperoussprightly
- 7. Multiple Choice(n.) the time between; (adj.) temporary, coming between two points in timemalignshoddyinterimsurly
- 8. Multiple Choiceto flood, overflow; to overwhelm by numbers or sizeinundatemeanderadventexorbitant
- 9. Multiple Choice(v.) to speak evil of, slander; (adj.) evilsurlytiradeperilousmalign
- 10. Multiple Choice(v.) to wander about, wind about; (n.) a sharp turn or twistapexmeandervagrantmetropolis
- 11. Multiple Choicea large city; the chief city of an areaexorbitantpensivemetropolismomentous
- 12. Multiple Choicevery importantmomentousmetropolisexorbitantinundate
- 13. Multiple Choicenoisy; unruly, disorderlysurlysprightlytiradeobstreperous
- 14. Multiple Choicethoughtful; melancholyperilouspensivesurlysprightly
- 15. Multiple Choicedangerousapexbogussurlyperilous
- 16. Multiple Choiceof poor quality; characterized by inferior workmanshipsurlybogusmalignshoddy
- 17. Multiple Choicelively, full of life; spicy, flavorfulsurlysprightlyobstreperousmomentous
- 18. Multiple Choiceangry and bad-tempered; rudetiradesurlymalignperilous
- 19. Multiple Choicea long, angry speech, usually very criticaltiradeinterimvagrantmetropolis
- 20. Multiple Choice(n.) an idle wanderer, tramp; (adj.) wandering aimlesslyvagrantmeandershoddyadieu
- 21. Multiple Choicea pledge; freedom from doubt, self-confidenceassuranceflippantliabilitypreposterous
- 22. Multiple Choicean institution for the care of children, elderly people, etc.; a place of safetyasylumimmunitydrossrealm
- 23. Multiple Choice(v.) to comfort; (n.) the keyboard of an organ; a control panel for an electrical or mechanical deviceconsoleinstituteasylumrejuvenate
- 24. Multiple Choiceto make or become larger or wider; to expand upondilatedwindlerabidsparse
- 25. Multiple Choicerefuse, waste productsdrosswarpliabilitypugnacious
- 26. Multiple Choiceto lessen, diminishdwindledrossdilateflippant
- 27. Multiple Choicelacking in seriousness; disrespectful, saucyflippantassurancesterlingventure
- 28. Multiple Choiceresistance to disease; freedom from some charge or obligationimmunityliabilitysterlingremunerate
- 29. Multiple Choice(v.) to establish, set up; (n.) organization that promotes learninginstituteasylumrealmrabid
- 30. Multiple Choicea debt; something disadvantageousliabilityassuranceimmunitydross
- 31. Multiple Choiceridiculous, senselesspreposterouspugnacioussparsewarp
- 32. Multiple Choicequarrelsome, fond of fightingpugnaciousconsoleventureremunerate
- 33. Multiple Choicefurious, violently intense, unreasonably extreme; mad; infected with rabiesrabidpugnaciousrejuvenatesterling
- 34. Multiple Choicea kingdom; a region or field of studyrealmasylumassuranceinstitute
- 35. Multiple Choiceto make young again; to make like newrejuvenatedwindleconsoledilate
- 36. Multiple Choiceto reward, pay, reimburseremuneratewarpdwindlepreposterous
- 37. Multiple Choicemeager, scant; scatteredsparsesterlingventurerabid
- 38. Multiple Choicegenuine, excellent; made of silver of standard finenesssterlingrabidpreposteroussparse
- 39. Multiple Choice(n.) a risky or daring undertaking; (v.) to expose to danger; to dareventurewarprealmasylum
- 40. Multiple Choice(v.) to twist out of shape; (n.) an abnormalitywarprabidflippantdross
- 41. Multiple Choice(adj.) giving assistance or support; (n.) a helper, aidauxiliarycandidflairfeign
- 42. Multiple Choicefrank, sincere; impartial; unposedcandidheterogeneousexpedientenvoy
- 43. Multiple Choicea small room or compartmentcubiclehordedrudgerymonologue
- 44. Multiple Choicework that is hard and tiresomedrudgerygrievoushordeimpel
- 45. Multiple Choicea representative or messenger (as of a government)envoyauxiliaryhordeprognosis
- 46. Multiple Choiceto elevate; to increase in intensityescalateflairmonologuescuttle
- 47. Multiple Choice(n.) a means to an end; (adj.) advantageous, usefulexpedientgrievoushorderepugnant
- 48. Multiple Choiceto pretendfeignimpelinscribeincredulous
- 49. Multiple Choicea natural quality, talent, or skill; a distinctive styleflaircandidprognosisrepugnant
- 50. Multiple Choicecausing sorrow or pain; seriousheterogeneousgrievoushordedrudgery
- 51. Multiple Choicecomposed of different kinds, diverseheterogeneousauxiliaryescalaterepugnant
- 52. Multiple Choicea vast number (as of people); a thronghordecubicleexpedientmonologue
- 53. Multiple Choiceto force, drive forwardimpelfeigninscribescuttle
- 54. Multiple Choicedisbelieving, skepticalincredulousraspingscuttlecandid
- 55. Multiple Choiceto write or engrave; to enter a name on a listmonologueinscribeimpelescalate
- 56. Multiple Choicea speech by one actor; a long talk by one personprognosisscuttlemonologueflair
- 57. Multiple Choicea forecast of the probable course and outcome of a disease or situationprognosisenvoyhorderepugnant
- 58. Multiple Choice(adj.) with a harsh, grating sound; (n.) a harsh soundraspinggrievousprognosisauxiliary
- 59. Multiple Choiceoffensive, disagreeable, distastefulrepugnantraspinggrievousincredulous
- 60. Multiple Choice(v.) to sink a ship by cutting holes in it; to get rid of something in a decisive way; to run hastily, scurry; (n.) a pailscuttleescalateincreduloushorde
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