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- abandon – to leave behind
- abandoned- left behind
- abash – embarrass
- abated – lessened
- aboard – on something
- abolitionist – slavery opponent
- abominable – disgusting
- abridge – to shorten
- absent – not present
- absolute value – distance from zero on the number line
- abstain – do without
- absurd – unreasonable
- academic – relating to education
- accept – take what is given
- access – approach
- accidental – happening by chance
- accidentally – not on purpose
- acclaim – to approve
- accomplishment – achievement
- accord – being in agreement
- accost – approach to speak
- achiever – someone who reaches a goal
- acquiesce – to agree
- acrobats – trapeze artists
- activate – start
- acute – sharp
- acute – sharp and quick
- acuteness – quick mind
- adage – wise saying
- adapt – adjust to
- addle – to make confused
- addled – confused
- address – speech
- adept – expert
- adherent – supporter or follower
- adjacent – directly next to
- adjacent – near or close
- adjourned – ended a session
- adobe – made of clay
- advantage – something that is helpful
- advent – coming event
- adventure – an exciting experience
- advice – guidance
- advise – offer helpful suggestions
- advocate – to plead in favor
- advocate – to support
- affect – have an influence on
- affliction – misery
- affluence – abundance of riches
- against – in opposition
- agenda – a plan
- agent – representing another
- aggregation – group of people
- aghast – horrified
- agile – moving easily
- air – gases that we breathe
- albeit – even though
- allay – lessen
- alleviate – make bearable
- alliance – union for a common purpose
- allies – friends in war
- allowance – something granted
- allusion – indirect mention of something
- almanac – yearly book of facts
- aloof – disinterested
- already – before now
- ambiance – special atmosphere
- ambiguous – unclear
- Ameliorate- to make better
- amity – friendliness
- analogy – comparison
- analysis – examination of something
- analyze – study
- anarchy – lawlessness
- ancestors – people one is descended from
- anecdote – brief story
- anemic – lacking vitality
- angry – feeling or showing displeasure
- animated – very lively
- ankles – joints where feet meet legs
- annals – chronological record of the events
- announced – said or told
- anonymous – unidentified
- anthology – collection of writings
- antibiotic – stops growth of microorganisms
- anxiety – extreme nervousness
- anxiously – nervously
- apathy – lack of emotion
- aperture – opening
- aplomb – great composure
- appalling – terrible
- apparition – anything that appears unexpectedly
- appeal – to ask for
- appear – come into sight
- appearance – the way something looks
- appease – quieten
- applause – clapping of hands
- appreciate – show gratitude
- apprehensive – uneasy
- appropriate – suitable
- aquarium – container for fish
- arbitrary – whimsical
- archeologist – studies man’s past
- arduous – difficult
- argument – disagreement
- aristocrat – nobility
- arrogance – excessive pride
- arrogant – overly proud
- articulate – express oneself clearly
- articulate – speak clearly
- articulate – to speak distinctly
- artist – one who paints or draws
- ascetic – very self-disciplined person
- ascribe – assign something to
- aspect – point of view
- aspiration – strong desire
- assaults – attacks
- assemble – to gather together
- assiduously – carefully
- assurance – confidence
- assure – to make confident
- astonish – surprise
- astonishment – amazement
- astronomer – solar system expert
- astronomy – study of heavenly bodies
- atom – smallest component of an element
- atrocity – cruel action
- attempt – to make an effort
- audacious – outrageous
- audacity – aggressive courage
- audible – can be heard
- audible – heard
- audition – to try out
- audition – to try out for a part
- augment – to add to
- authentic – genuine
- authority – control
- avail – take advantage of
- available – able to be used now
- available – ready for use
- avalanche – sliding of material down a hillside
- avalanches – large mass sliding down a hillside
- avarice – greed
- aversion – definite dislike
- avert – to prevent
- aviator – pilot
- aware – having knowledge
- azure – blue colored
- babble – make meaningless sounds
- babbling – talking excessively
- bacteria – single-celled microscopic organisms
- badge – distinctive emblem
- baffle – to perplex
- baggage – luggage a traveler takes on a trip
- bailiff – officer of a court
- bakery – place baked goods are made
- balance – equality between opposing forces
- balance – steady position
- bald – having no hair on head
- bale – large bundle of material
- baleful – ominous
- ballot – form used to cast a vote
- barbecue – meat roasted on an open fire
- bargain – a deal
- baritone – male voice above a bass
- barometer – measures air pressure
- baronial – suitable for nobility
- barter – to trade
- base – lowest point or number
- basin – low area on Earth’s surface
- bathysphere – sphere-shaped diving vessel
- baton – wand used by a musical conductor
- battery – basic unit of military personnel
- battle – fight or conflict
- bawl – to call out noisily
- beacon – guiding device
- beckon – silent gesture
- beguile – to trick
- beleaguer – beset with difficulties
- beleaguer – beset with difficulties
- believe – to trust in
- belligerent – seeking conflict
- benevolence – kindness
- benevolent – intending to do good
- bestow – give
- betrothal – engagement
- between – space that separates
- bevy – any group
- bewilderment – hopelessly confused
- bias – prejudice
- bicentennial – two hundredth anniversary
- billowy – surge
- biography – story of a person’s life
- biologist – those who study living things
- biopsy – removal of living tissue
- biosphere – atmosphere in which living things exist
- Bizarre-out of wall
- blackmail – to get something by threatening
- bland – tasteless
- blatant – brazenly obvious
- blemish – physical defect
- blind – unable to see
- blinding – hard to see through
- blockade – barring entry by ships
- bluff – high bank or cliff
- boardinghouse – furnished rooms and meals
- boast – to speak too well of yourself
- bolster – support or strengthen
- BOO( RAZZ)- CRY TO SHOW DISPLESURE(N)
- boorish – ill-mannered
- bore – make a hole
- bore – to make a hole
- borrow – temporary use something
- boycott – refusal to buy
- boycott – refusal to do something
- brazen – shameless
- break – to crack into pieces
- breaker – ocean wave that collapses
- breed – one partricular kind of animal
- breeds – particular kinds of animals
- briar – thorny stem
- bridle – horse’s harness for the head
- brilliant – bright
- brink – edge
- broadcaster – person sending messages electronically
- brook – small stream
- brought – carried with one
- browse – to look casually
- Buck – One US DOLLAR(slang)
- buffer – used to store data
- building – structure
- bullying – threatening
- burgeon – blossom
- burly – heavily built
- burly – muscular
- busy- f ull of activity
- buy – to purchase
- byte – a small unit of measure of computer memory
- cackle – to laugh harshly
- cacophony – harsh jarring sound
- cairn – marker
- cajole – coax /flatter
- cake – baked dessert
- calamity – misery
- calligraphy – fine handwriting
- camphor – smelly white powder
- campus – grounds of a school
- canard – false report
- canopy – covering
- cantankerous – grouchy
- canyon – deep narrow valley
- canyon – deep narrow valley
- canyon – deep, narrow valley
- cape – land that extends into water
- capsize – to overturn
- capture – catch and hold
- career – profession
- caricature – representation of a person
- carnival – fair or festival
- carpenter – person who builds things with wood
- cartography – mapmaking
- cascade – small waterfall
- castigate – inflict severe punishment
- catastrophe – a great calamity
- catcall – loud cry
- cater – to satisfy the needs of
- caterwauling – harsh crying
- caught – captured
- cause – to make something happen
- cautiously – carefully
- cave – hollow passage in the earth
- cavernous – resembling a cave
- cavity – hole
- CE – common era, an usage in Place of AD/BC
- cell – small unit
- cell wall – outermost boundary of a cell
- censor – to ban
- censure – an official reprimand
- centennial – one hundredth anniversary
- centi 1/100
- centripetal – tendency to move to the center
- century – one hundred years
- ceramics – type of pottery
- chagrin – embarrassment
- chamber – room
- change – to make different
- character – symbol such as a letter
- characterization – vivid description
- charisma – personal appeal
- cheerfulness – good humored
- chemical – made from changed substances
- cherish – love
- chlorophyll – green substance in plants
- choleric – easily angered
- chromosomes – carries the traits of a cell
- chronology – events in order
- Chump – full / gull – buddhu
- churn – to stir quickly
- circuitously – indirectly
- circumference – boundary of a circular object
- circumlocution – to evade with words
- circumspection – carefully considering
- cirrush -High altitude clouds
- cistern – receptacle for holding water
- citation – quotation from a reliable source
- citizen – member of a country
- citizenship – conduct within the community
- clamor – cry out
- clandestine – done in secret
- clarify – to make clear
- classical – arts in a past era
- cleanliness – free from dirt
- cleavage – groove between parts
- clever – sly and resourceful
- cockfight – fighting gamecocks
- cocoon – covering around a pupa
- coherent – consistent and logical
- colossus – huge
- combustible – flammable
- comely – attractive
- comet – object of gas and dust orbiting the sun
- comfortable – relaxed without pain
- command – causes a computer to do a task
- commemorate – honor the memory of
- commend – to express a good opinion
- commission – share of the profit
- commitment – binding oneself
- commotion – excitement and confusion
- communal – belonging to a group
- commute – travel back and forth
- companion – close associate
- company – with others
- compass – direction determining device
- compassion – showing pity
- compel – to make someone do something
- compendium – short but complete summary
- competent – fit
- competently – skillfully
- complacency – quiet satisfaction
- compose – make up
- composition – makeup
- comprehend – understand
- compulsion – feeling of having to do something
- compulsory – enforced
- conceive – develop in the mind
- conceive – develop in the mind
- conclave – private meeting
- concoction – mixture of things
- concussion – shock from impact
- condemned – strongly disapproved
- condescend – lower oneself
- condone – excuse
- confer – to present
- confide – to reveal in private
- confide – totell something in secret
- confidentially – secretly
- confidently – feeling sure of yourself
- confluence – where rivers join
- congress – meeting of elected representatives
- congruent – same shape and size
- conjure – exaggerated dignity
- connotation – emotional added meaning to a word
- conquer – to overpower
- cons – disadvantages
- conscious – awake
- conscious – awake and alert
- conscious – being aware
- consecutive – one after another
- consent – give permission
- consequence – result of an action
- conservancy – preserve of natural resources
- conservation – preserving something
- consolation – making less sad
- consume – devour
- consumer – user of goods or services
- contagion – spreading of a disease
- contemplating – deciding
- contempt – disdain
- contour lines – lines that connect points of equal elevation
- contrivance – invention
- conveyance – a transport or carrier
- convulsive – involuntary spasms
- cooperation – working together
- copiously – abundantly
- corroborate – support
- Corrode-Cause to deteriorate
- cossack – skilled Russian horsemen
- countenance – appearance
- countenance – facial expression
- countless – too many to be counted
- country – land of a nation
- countryside – rural area
- couple – two
- courage – bravery
- courage – overcoming fear
- courtesy – well-mannered
- cousin – child of your aunt or uncle
- cover – hide under something
- covet – long for with envy
- covetous – greedy
- covey – small flock of birds
- cowl – hood
- crags – uneven parts of cliffs
- crane – machine that lifts heavy objects
- cranes – large water birds
- crater – deep hole
- craven – cowardly
- craven – cowardly
- crawled – moved slowly
- creativity – originality
- creatures – living beings
- crest – highest point of a wave
- crevice – crack or narrow hole
- cringe – to shrink back
- cringed – crouch in fear
- cubicle – small space
- culminate – climax or end
- culprit – guilty person
- cultivate – grow plants
- cultivated – refined
- culture – way of life of a group
- cumulonimbus – anvil shaped clouds
- cumulus – low-lying puffy white clouds
- cunning – clever
- cup – 8 fluid ounces
- curious – wanting to know more
- curmudgeon – ill-tempered person
- current – flow of water
- curtail – abbreviate
- curtain – window covering
- customary – usual or expected
- cycle – repeating set of events
- cynical – showing scorn
- damage – harm
- dandy – a dude concerned with his clothes
- dangerous – unsafe
- dangling – swinging loosely
- data – information
- daub – apply paint with crude strokes
- daubed – coated
- daunt – frighten
- dearth – scarce supply
- debt – money that is owed
- decade – ten years
- decapitate – to remove one’s head
- decapitate – to remove one’s head
- deci 1/10
- decibel – measure for sound volume
- decided – made up one’s mind
- dedicated – committed to a goal
- deference – respect
- definite – precise
- deflect – to turn aside
- deforestation – large-scale cutting down of forests
- defrost – thaw
- defunct – no longer used
- degrade – bring to dishonor
- degrade – demote
- deign – condescend
- delete – to remove
- deliberation – slowness and with care
- delicious – very good to taste
- delighted – very happy
- deliquesce – melt away
- delta – mouth of a river
- demand – ask forcefully
- demonstration – public display
- demure – shy
- denotation – exaction definition to a word
- denounce – condemn
- density – amount per unit of measure
- dentures – false set of teeth
- deny – declare something to be untrue
- deny – refuse to give
- dependability – reliability
- deplete – empty out
- deploy – place military troops
- deprive – keep from having
- derelict – abandoned
- derision – contempt or ridicule
- derive – to receive
- descendant – person born from an ancestor
- desert – large region of sand
- desist – stop
- desolate – barren or deserted
- desolate – uninhabited
- despair – loss of hope
- despondent – without hope
- destitute – lacking necessary things
- destroy – to ruin completely
- detachment – separation
- deter – discourage
- deter – discourage someone
- deteriorate – to become worse
- determination – decided action
- determination – firm of purpose
- dethronement – act of ousting
- detonation – explosion
- devastate – destroy
- deviate – turn aside from
- device – an instrument or tool
- dew point – temperature at which water vapor condenses
- dexterous – skillful
- dexterous – skillful
- dialect – localized form of a language
- dialogue – conversation
- diameter – width of a circular object
- diatribe – abusive denunciation
- dietitian – specialist in nutrition
- different – not the same
- diffident – shy
- digestion – breaking food down
- digital – camera a camera which uses a chip to store images
- dike – dam made of dirt
- dike – dam or levee
- dilemma – problem
- diligence – steady manner
- dilution – weakened substance
- din – harsh noice
- dire – terrible
- disappear – to move out of sight
- disapprove – show dislike
- disarray – state of disorder
- disaster – terrible loss
- discern – detect
- discern – distinguish
- disclose – to make known
- disclose – to uncover
- discourse – long communication
- discover – find out
- discover – to find something
- discovered – found out
- discovered – found out
- discriminate – distinguish
- discrimination – extreme favoritism in actions or attitude
- disdain – despise
- disfigure – to mar the appearance
- disgorge – empty
- disgrace – to bring shame upon
- disguising – changing appearance
- dishonest – deceitful
- disinfectant – used to destroy germs
- dismal – gloomy and dark
- dismal – gloomy or depressing
- disparage – discredit
- dispense – do away with
- disposition – temperament
- dispute – to call into question
- disseminate – to spread
- dissentient – against the majority
- dissimulation – act of hiding
- dissuade – persuade not to do something
- dissuade – persuade not to do something
- distort – twist out of the true meaning
- distribution – area over which something is spread
- disturb – to make uneasy
- diverse – differing from one another
- document – text file
- dodge – move quickly aside
- doggedly – persistently
- dogma – doctrine , church doctrine
- doleful – mournful
- dominant – stronger
- dominate – rule
- donation – contribution
- doubtful – uncertain
- dough – mixture of flour and water
- dovecote – box for domestic pigeons
- download – to transfer data to a computer
- drab – dull
- drastically – extremely
- draught – long spell of dry weather
- draw – to make a picture
- drawl – speak very slowly
- dread – to wait with fear
- dreaded – greatly feared
- dreadful – terrible
- drift – move along on a current of air or water
- drivel – talk childishly
- drone – continuous buzzing sound
- dugout – Indian log boat
- dun – dull grayish brown
- dusk – time when darkness begins
- duty – obligation
- dynasty – family of rulers
- ebb – decline
- ebony – dark
- eccentricities – odd behaviors
- echoes – repeated sounds
- eclipse – complete or partial hiding
- ecosystems – specific environment
- eddies – currents that move with the main current
- edict – having the force of law
- edifice – building
- edit – to modify data
- edition – copies printed at one time
- efficacious – effective
- efficient – effective without waste
- elated – happy
- electricity – energy from the flow of electrons
- electron – negative part of atom outside nucleus
- elemental – most basic
- eliminate – to get rid of
- eloquence – polished speech
- eloquent – expressive
- e-mail – electronic mail
- embarrass – humiliate
- embed – set firmly
- embellish – decorate
- embroil – entangle
- emerges – breaks through
- emigrant – person leaving his country
- emit – to give off
- empathy – understand what another person is feeling
- emphasize – give special attention to
- emphatic – strongly expressive
- empire – groups of lands under the rule of one ruler
- enables – allows
- enchanted – magically delighted
- encrypt – scramble computerized information
- encumber – to place a heavy load on
- endangered – threatened
- endeavor – to strive
- endeavor – to try
- endow – to give
- energy – power to do work
- engineer – person who plans and builds structures
- engineering – planning and building
- enigma – perplexing
- enigma – riddle
- enigmatic – perplexing
- enjoyed – pleased with
- enlighten – to inform
- enough – all that is needed
- ensemble – group of musicians who perform together
- ensnare – to catch
- entertain – to amuse
- entice – lure
- entitled – having the right to something
- entreat – ask earnestly
- envelop – enclose with a covering
- enveloped – completely surrounded
- enzyme – body protein
- eon – age in the earth’s history
- epicenter – point directly above an earthquake
- epigram – short saying
- episode – part in a series
- equator – north-south line around the middle of the Eath
- equivocate – lie
- era – long period of time
- error – mistake
- escape – to break free or run away
- establish – to set up
- estimate – educated guess
- etymology – study of the origin of words
- evading – avoiding
- evaluate – find the value of a variable expression
- evict – expel
- evident – plain
- exalt – glorify, praise, or honor
- excavate – to dig up
- excavation – expose by digging
- except – instead of
- exclude – shut out
- exclusively – particular way
- excoriate – to tear
- excretion – getting rid of waste materials
- executable – computer file that will perform a tast
- exercises – training by repetition and review
- exertion – energetic activity
- exhort – spur on
- exist – to live
- expanse – open area
- expansion – act of expanding
- expedition – journey for a purpose
- explained – told about something
- exploration – travel for the purpose discovery
- exponent – how many times a number is used as a factor
- exposition – explanation
- expostulate – argue
- expound – to make a detailed statement on a topic
- expression – look on the face
- extinct – no longer living
- extinction – when no member of a species survives
- extol – praise highly
- exuberance – excitement
- exultant – triumphant
- exultation – celebration
- failure – not successful
- fair – not favoring more than another
- fairness – impartiality
- fallow – not cultivated
- false – wrong
- falter – to loose force
- family – people related to each another
- famished – starving
- fanatic – zealot
- fancy – whimsical imagination
- father – male parent
- fatuous – foolish
- fault – blame or cause
- feather – covering on bird’s body
- feel – to know by touch
- ferocious – savage
- ferocity – savage
- fertile – fruitful
- fertile – productive soil
- fester – to decay
- few – not many
- fiction – an imagined story
- fiercest – wildest
- figurative – non-literal language
- file – stored document
- finagle – to obtain
- finally – at last
- firebrand – troublemaker
- fishtail – swing from side to side
- flag – cloth with a distinct design
- flagon – container for liquids
- flank – fleshy part near the ribs
- flashback – part of a story that already happened
- flex – bend
- flooded covered with water
- floodplain – land that is flooded by a river
- fluctuate – continually changing
- fluctuate – shift back and forth
- fluctuation – unsteady motion
- fluent – express oneself readily
- fluently – clearly
- flustered – confused
- foolish – not having good sense
- foot – 12 inches
- foot – lowest part of the leg
- footer – information at the bottom of a page
- foothills – hilly area at the base of a mountain
- forbidden – not allowed
- foreboding – prediction of something bad
- foreshadow – foretell or bode
- forethought – thinking ahead
- forfeited – given up
- formal – following established customs
- format – to divide in sectors for data storage
- formidable – inspiring fear
- formula – mathematical equation
- fortuitous – fortunate
- fortune – success
- founded – established
- fracture – to break
- freight – goods transported
- frightened – afraid
- frigid – intensely cold
- frippery – elegance
- frolic – lively recreation
- frond – palm
- frontier – edge of an unknown land
- froth – churn
- frowzy – unkempt
- frozen – turned to ice or motionless
- full – able to hold no more
- furtively – secretly
- fusillade – simultaneous firing of weapons
- FUSS- AFFRY / TIFF / FRACAS
- futile – unproductive
- future – time that hasn’t happened yet
- gallivanting – roaming
- gallon – 4 quarts
- gallop – to go very fast
- gap – passage through mountains
- gargoyle – decorative monster
- garish – tacky
- garrulous – wordy and rambling
- gauged – estimated
- gaunt – starved
- gazetteer – geographical dictionary
- gem – valuable mineral
- general – high officer
- generalization – broad conclusion
- generations – family members around the same age
- generosity – unselfishness
- genes – specific portion of DNA
- genetics – study of heredity
- geologist – scientist who studies rocks
- gesticulate – express through movement
- gibberish – foolish talk
- gigabyte – one billion bytes of information
- gingerly – carefully
- glint – sparkle
- glossary – alphabetical list of words back of a book
- glut – fill beyond capacity
- Goo( gook) – thick viscous matter(n)
- gorge – deep valley
- gourmand – glutton
- gram – basic unit of mass
- grant – something that is given
- graphic – evoking lifelike images
- graphics – pictures
- gratify – satisfy
- gratitude – thankfulness
- gravity – attractive force
- grazing – eating grass and other plants
- greedy – wanting too much
- grievances – complaints
- group – number of things together
- groveling – crawling face-down
- grown – larger
- guide – person leading a trip
- gurgling – making a flowing or low sound
- habitat – living environment
- hacker – someone who breaks into a computer system
- haggard – worn look
- harbor – seaport
- harbor – sheltered body of water
- hard copy – a document that is printed on paper
- hard drive – magnetic metal disk that stores data
- hardware – physical parts of the computer
- hardy – vigorous
- harridan – vicious
- harrowing – vexing
- harvest – gather a crop
- haven – safe place
- hazard – danger
- haze – fog or cloud
- haze – unclear
- header – information at the top margin
- heard – listened to
- hearkening – listening carefully
- heart-wrenching – very emotional
- hedonism – pursuit of
- helter-skelter – haphazardly
- hem – surround
- herb – useful plant
- heredity – passing of traits to offspring
- heroine – main female character
- heterogeneous – make of different elements
- hibernate – inactive state
- histrionic – melodramatic
- hobby – something a person does for fun
- hobgoblin – mischievous elf
- holography three – dimensional image
- homage – anything done to show honor
- homage- to pay respect
- homely – plain
- homicide – murder
- honesty – truthfulness
- honorary – having distinction
- hoodwink – deceive
- horizon – line where sky meets earth
- horrible – terrible
- hostile – unfriendly
- hostility – hate or dislike
- howl – a long and sad cry
- hue – color
- humane – showing sympathy for others
- humiliation – causing shame shame
- humility – meekness or a lack of pride
- hungry – feeling a need for food
- hypnotizing – mesmerizing
- hypocrite – who fakes virtue
- hypocritical – pretending
- hypothesis – tentative assumption
- identified – named or discovered
- ignore – disregard
- image – picture
- image – vivid description
- imagery – language that describes something
- imitate – follow the example of
- immediately – right now
- immemorial – extending back beyond memory
- immense – enormous
- imminent – likely to happen soon
- impact – effect of an action
- impart – give
- impatient – not wanting to wait
- impatient – unwillingness to wait
- impediment – hinders a certain action
- impediment – obstruction
- imperceptible – difficult to detect
- impinge – strike
- implore – ask
- implore – to beg for earnestly
- implored – begged
- important – necessary or valuable
- importunity – persistent urgent demands
- impose – compel
- impose – to apply by force
- impose – to enforce
- impossible – unable to happen
- improper fraction – fraction whose numerator is greater that denominator
- impudence – rudeness
- impulse – sudden inclination
- impunity – freedom from punishment
- inaccurate – wrong
- inactive – idle
- inanimate – not moving
- inarticulate – speak poorly
- inaudibly – not able to be heard
- incandescent – very bright
- incense – infuriate
- incessant – continuous
- incessantly – never stopping
- incidental – accidental
- incomplete – not finished
- inconclusive – not leading to a definite result
- incongruity – having a lack of harmony
- incontinently – able to restrain
- incorrect – not right
- incredulous – skeptical
- incrustation – crust
- incur – to bring on oneself
- indefatigable – unwearying
- independent – self-reliant
- indicate – to show
- indifference – lack of interest or concern
- indifferent – without interest
- indigenous – native to an area
- indignant – anger over something unjust
- indiscriminate – failing to clearly choose
- indispensable – absolutely necessary
- indisputably – unquestionably
- indolently – lazily
- indomitable – unconquerable
- indulge – pamper
- industrious – steadily working hard
- inert – inactive
- inevitable – certain to happen
- inevitable – incapable of being avoided
- infer – hint
- inference – reasonable conclusion
- infield – playing area of a baseball field
- infiltrate – to enter maliciously
- influence – ability to affect what others do
- ingenious – clever
- ingestion – taking in food
- ingrained – impressed firmly on the mind
- ingratiate – gain favor
- ingredients – parts of a mixture
- inhabit – to live in
- initiative – first step
- inlet – narrow passage of water
- innocuous – inoffensive
- innovate – introduce something new
- input – information given to a computer
- inquire – investigate
- inscrutable – mysterious
- insensate – not capable of feeling sensation
- insert – process of adding
- insignia – emblem
- insomniac – person who is unable to sleep
- installed – set up correctly
- instantaneous – done immediately
- instinct – natural feeling
- instincts – natural tendencies
- instrument – something making musical sounds
- integers – whole numbers
- intense – extreme
- interest – charge for the use of money
- intermittent – stopping and starting
- intermittently – periodically
- international – between nations
- interpreter – person that translates languages
- intersect – meet at a point of crossing
- intimidate – make fearful
- intolerable – unbearable
- intonation – ability to play notes in tune
- intricate – full of elaborate detail
- inutemen – soldiers available on short notice
- invalid – sickly person
- invective – abusive language
- inversion – reversal of the usual order
- invest – to put into
- invigorate – energize
- iridescent – display of lustrous colors
- irony – sarcasm or an unexpected outcome
- irresolute – wavering in purpose
- irrigation – supplying land with water
- isthmus – narrow strip of land
- itinerary – plan for a journey
- jaundice – yellowish coloring of the eyes and skin
- jeans – tough cotton pants
- jeer – to taunt
- jewel – valuable stone or gem
- jostle – push
- jubilant – triumphant
- jungle – land thickly covered with plants
- jute – plant fiber used in making rope
- kind – type
- kindness – being friendly and sympathetic
- kingfisher – fish eating bird
- knapsack – backpack
- kneaded – pressed with the hands
- knew – having the facts
- knit – to made with yarn
- KO(KNOCKOUT)- A blow that make opponent unconscious
- lacerated – torn roughly
- laden – burdened
- lagoon – pool of water
- lake – body of fresh water with land on all sides
- lame – not able to walk well
- landmark – outstanding or well-know object
- landscape – stretch of natural scenery on land
- languish – lose strength
- lapse – to be no longer valid
- larger bigger in size
- lassitude – weariness
- laughingstock – object of ridicule
- lavish – give generously
- layers – levels
- lazy – not willing to work
- leaves – green parts of a plant
- ledge – shelf-like rock on a mountain
- legend – supernatural story
- lens – transparent object that bends light
- lethargic – lack of energy
- lethargy – great lack of energy
- levering – prying
- levity – humor
- lie – to rest by not standing or to no tell the truth
- lightning – visible discharge in the sky
- liter – basic unit of capacity
- literary – referring to books and writing
- literate – able to read and write
- live – to exist
- lock – to bind tightly
- locution – word or phrase
- loll – rest in a lazy way
- lonely – sad about being by yourself
- longitude – east-west direction on the globe
- loon – duck-like bird
- lore – traditional knowledge
- lose – not have any longer
- loyalty – faithfulness
- lubricate – to apply oil or grease
- lucid – sane or rational
- lumberjack – person who chops down trees
- luminous – bright or glowing
- lurid – glowing
- lurid – vivid or harsh
- lurk – wait out of sight
- luster – shininess
- lustrous – shiny
- luxurious – something pleasurable
- maelstrom – violent situation
- magnanimity – kind-heartedness
- majority – greater part
- malaise – sense of unease
- malign – to make untrue statements
- malignant – disposed to do evil
- maneuver – move skillfully
- manifest – obvious
- manifesto – declaration of principles
- manipulate – to control skillfully
- mannequin – plastic person
- mantle – cape like covering
- mantle – thickest layer inside Earth
- manufacture – to make something
- mariners – sailors
- marsh – lowland with moist soil
- masonry – brick
- massacre – killing many defenseless people
- meadow – grassy field
- meadow – grassy land
- meager – small amount
- meandered – walk along without direction
- mechanical – like a machine
- mechanical – operated by a machine
- medley – mixture
- melancholy – gloomy state of mind
- melodious – pleasant to hear
- memory – computer storage capacity
- menagerie – collection of animals
- mentor – trusted counselor
- menu – list of functions that a computer performs
- meringue – sweet topping
- mesa – flat-topped mountain
- mesas – steep hills with flat tops
- metabolism – chemical reactions in living things
- metaphor – comparison between two unlike things
- meteorite – an object striking the earth from space
- meter – basic unit of length in the metric system
- metric – system of measurement
- mettle – spirit
- Mettle-nerve-spunk
- microbe – tiny life form
- microfiche – sheet of microfilm
- mile – 5,280 feet
- millennium – one thousand years
- milli 1/1000
- mimic – copy
- mind – to care about or obey
- mine – extracting minerals from the ground
- miniature – tiny version
- minuscule – very small
- minute – short period of 60 seconds
- minute – small
- minutia – trivial detail
- misanthrope – someone who does not like people
- misdemeanor – offense less serious than a felony
- misery – great pain or suffering
- missive – written communication
- misspell – spell incorrectly
- mixed number – whole number and a fraction
- mockery – mean spirited joking
- modem – device that connects the computer to a communications system
- molten – liquefied by heat
- monarch – royal ruler
- mono – prefix meaning “one”
- monogram – design composed of one or more initials
- monograph – scholarly study
- monsoon – strong seasonal wind
- morose – gloomy
- morrow – the next day
- mother – female parent
- mountain – high hill
- mouse – pointing device
- mouthful – as much as can be held in the mouth at one time
- muffle – to deaden sound
- multimedia – graphics and sound
- multiply – increase in number
- multitude – large number of persons
- music – pleasant expressive sounds
- mute – silent
- mute – to muffle or make quiet
- mutiny – rebellion against authority
- mutual – shared equally
- myriad – innumerable
- mystical – spiritual meaning
- navigator – person who charts the course
- nectar – sweet liquid found in flowers
- nectar – sweet liquid made by flowers
- negative number – any number less than zero
- neighbors – people who live near one another
- nervous – restless or tense
- nettle – stinging hairs
- neutral – taking neither side
- nip – pinch
- nonchalant – unconcerned
- nonfiction – prose works based on facts
- nonviolence – absence of violence
- noticeable – easily seen
- noun – person, place, or thing
- nourish – keep alive and healthy
- nourish – to feed
- nucleus – center of a cell
- nutrients – substances that provide nourishment
- obeisance – deference or homage
- obliquely – with a change of direction
- obscurity – lack of clearness or visibility
- obsequious – fawning
- obsequious – groveling
- obsequious – servile and flattering
- obstinate – stubborn
- occupation – person’s job
- ocean – body of salt water
- odious – extremely unlikable
- offensive – act of attacking
- ominous – portending evil or harm
- omnivorous – eating anything
- online – connected to a computer network
- online – connected to a computer network
- opaque – not able to be seen through
- opportunitie – chance to do something
- opportunities – chances to do something
- opposite numbers – negative and positive of a number
- oppression – cruel and unfair treatment
- oppression – force or subjugation
- opulent – luxuriant
- oration – formal speech
- orator – public speaker
- orbit – planet’s path around a sun
- orchestrate – organize
- ore – mineral containing a useful substance
- organelles – tiny organs
- originated – came into being
- orotund – full in sound
- orphanage – place for homeless children
- oscillate – swing from side to side
- ostentatious – very showy display
- Otiose- Pointless
- oust – force out
- output – the final document
- overcome – conquer
- pacific – peaceful
- package – box used for delivery
- pagoda – tall Asian shrine
- paintings – pictures not drawn with pen or pencil
- Pal- buddy / chum
- palette – thin board for mixing paints
- pall – cover for a coffin
- pallid – faint in color
- pallid – pale
- palpable – able to be handled
- palpitate – tremble
- pandemonium – chaos
- panoply – striking array
- pantomime – acting with gestures
- pantry – closet where food is kept
- papoose – Native American baby
- paradoxical – full of contradictions
- parch – dry
- Parliament – British legislature
- parson – clergyman
- particular – specific or exact
- particularly – distinct or different
- partition – divider
- partition – something that divides
- passerby – person who is moving by
- pasture – grassy field for farm animals
- patchwork – many small pieces sewn together
- patent – obvious
- patience – waiting calmly and quietly
- patriotism – love of country
- patriots – loyal to one’s nation
- patrol – check for trouble
- patrol – secure an area
- pause – short stop
- pause – stop for a short time
- PC – personal computer
- peak – pointed summit of a mountain
- peculiar – odd
- peculiar – unique
- PEE ( PISS)- URINATE(N)
- peering – looking in a searching way
- peevish – contrary
- peg – wooden nail
- pelt – strike successively
- penalty – punishment
- penetrate – pierce
- peon – menial worker
- people – persons
- percent – number compared to one hundred
- perfect – just right
- perfidy – treachery
- performance – musical or theatrical presentation
- perilous – full of dangers
- peripatetic – traveling on foot
- permeate – penetrate
- pernicious – wicked
- perpetuate – cause to be continued
- perpetuate – cause to continue
- perplexed – puzzled
- perplexingly – with confusion or hesitancy
- persecution – affliction
- perseverance – continuing in spite of difficulties
- persistent – unrelenting
- personification – giving human characteristics
- perusal – casual reading
- perverse – opposite of right
- pestilent – very harmful
- petition – request
- petitions – signed requests for
- petrify – paralyze with fear
- petulant – impatient
- phantasm – ghost
- phonetics – study of the sounds of language
- photosynthesis – compound produced through light
- physiological – workings of the body
- piece – part of a whole
- piety – religious devotion
- pinnacle – highest point
- piquant – spicy
- pique – arouse
- pith – sponge-like inside of flower
- pity – sympathy or sorrow
- placid – calm
- placid – peaceful
- plague – easily spread disease causing deaths
- plains – flat land
- planets – larger bodies that orbit a star
- play – to have fun
- plot – mark points on a graph
- ploy – devious action
- pluck – daring
- pluck – pick by pulling off
- plump – chubby
- plutonian – like the underworld
- ply – address someone urgently
- ply – provide insistently
- pneumonia – disease of the lungs
- poacher – one that kills animals illegally
- poem – writing in verse
- poignant – touching
- pointed – definite meaning
- poised – balanced
- politician – person who runs for a political office
- pollen – fine powder from flowers
- pollutant – a poison
- polygon – closed figure with three or more sides
- Polymorphous-Having or occurring in several distinct forms
- pompous – vain or stuck up
- ponderous – unyielding
- pony – small horse
- populated – filled with inhabitants
- populations – certain living things in a certain place
- port – computer connection hardware
- portmanteau – suitcase
- positive number – any number greater than zero
- postcards – cards mailed without an envelope
- pouch – fold of skin like a bag
- poultry – birds raised for food
- pound – 16 ounces
- pounded – hit hard repeatedly
- practice – training by repeating
- pragmatic – practical
- precarious – based on uncertain premises
- precipice – steep cliff
- precipitate – cause to happen
- predicament – situation that is hard to get out of
- presents – gifts
- preserve – maintain
- priest – religious leader
- principal – amount borrowed in a loan
- principal – highest in importance
- printout – document printed on paper
- privileges – special rights
- privy – outhouse
- proceeded – went forward
- produce – to make
- produce – to make
- product – answer to a multiplication problem
- production – process of making something
- production – process of making something
- professional – specially trained
- profound – marked by intellectual depth
- program – plan
- progress – moving forward
- projectile – object thrown or shot
- proofreading – finding mistake or errors in your copy
- propeller – rotating blades
- proper fraction – fraction whose numerator is less than its denominator
- properties – things that can be described about an object
- property – piece of land
- pros – advantages
- prose – anything not poetry
- prospect – possibility
- prospecting – looking for gold
- prosperous – having success
- protect – guard
- protegee – guided by someone
- proton – positive part of atom inside nucleus
- proud – feeling good about yourself
- province – territorial district
- provisions – supplies of food
- prowls – roams quietly
- pseudonym – pen name
- psyche – having to do with the soul
- psychic – supernatural forces
- publicity – bringing something to the public’s attention
- pugnacious – belligerent
- pulsation – rhythmic beating
- punctuality – promptness
- purchase – to buy something
- quadrant – section of the coordinate plane
- quaff – drink heartily
- quality – degree of excellence
- quandary – perplexity
- quarrel – angry dispute
- quarrel – argument
- quart – 2 pints
- quarter – soldier’s housing
- quartet – four musicians who perform together
- quotient – answer to a division problem
- radiate – to send out
- radiation – method of transmitting or spreading something
- rafters – beams that support
- raging – moving with violent force
- rainforest – forest with abundant rainfall
- ramble – to go on and on
- rambles – going on and on
- rampart – defense against attack
- rancor – bitter
- random – determined by chance
- range – chain of mountains
- ransack – messy search
- rant – emotional speech
- rapids – fast moving part of a river
- rapturous – ecstatic
- ratio – comparison of one number to another
- ravage – devastate
- Reverberation – reechoed sound
- real – not imagined
- realistic – showing things as they are
- realized – understood completely
- reboot – restart
- rebuke – to reprimand
- recall – to remember
- recede – move back
- recede – to move away
- reciprocate – to return
- recital – musical performance
- recite – to repeat from memory
- reckon – compute or calculate
- recoil – shrink back
- record – permanent evidence
- recovery – return to being well
- recruit – person who has recently joined
- rectify – to set right
- reef – ridge that lies near the surface of a sea
- refrained – kept from doing something
- refuge – shelter
- regime – government in power
- regress – move backward
- rehabilitate – restore to good health
- reins – controlling
- relatives – people in the same family
- released – set free
- reliability – honoring commitments
- reliable – dependable
- reluctant – holding back
- remarkable – amazing
- remedies – cures
- remember – to keep in memory
- remonstrance – protest
- remorse – torturing sense of guilt
- rendering – drawing
- renew – make new
- rent – money paid for use of property
- repealed – taken back
- repent – feel sorry for
- replied – answered
- represent – acting for someone else
- repugnance – distaste
- reputation – how the public views a person
- request – ask for
- rescue – save from danger
- resemble – to look like
- reservoirs – storage place for liquid
- reside – to live
- residential – used for homes
- resign – give up deliberately
- resist – go against
- resolute – determined
- resolutions – personal goals
- respect – regard highly
- respiration – breathing
- resplendent – splendid
- responsible – being the cause of something
- restoration – act of bringing back
- retaliate – to pay back
- retard – to make slow
- retch – vomit
- retinue – body of assistants
- retreat – withdrawal
- retrospective – contemplating
- revived – returned to life
- revolutionary – radical change
- ridiculous – foolish and comical
- rights – irrevocable freedoms
- rivulets – small streams
- robust – strong
- rodents – animals such as mice
- rodeo – riding and roping contest
- rogue – dishonest person
- role – an assumed character
- rotates – turns in a circle
- rouse – awake
- rout – to cause to flee
- ruckus – noisy disturbance
- rudimentary – basic
- rue – feel regret
- ruse – trick
- ruse – trickery
- ruts – grooves in the ground
- sacrifice – giving up of something
- sagacity – intelligence
- sage – wise and respected person
- salinity – saltiness
- salutary – beneficial
- sanctimonious – self-righteous
- sanction – permit
- sanctuary – protection
- sanguine – color of blood
- sarcastically – in a mocking tone
- satchel – small bag
- satisfied – having no doubts
- savory – tasty
- say – to speak
- scales – series of musical tones
- scanner – device that copies an image
- scare – make afraid
- scenario – rough script
- scenery – stage backgrounds
- scheme – plan in a deceitful way
- school pride – satisfaction in your school’s achievements
- scintillate – reflect brightly
- scoff – express mocking contempt
- score – account
- scour – search extensively
- scratched – scraped
- scroll – to move through text or graphics
- scrutinize – look at very carefully
- scullery – room next to kitchen
- sculpted – carved by an artist
- sea – body of salt water
- season – part of the year
- secure – safe
- seethe – bubble or boil
- seismograph – instrument for measuring earthquake vibrations
- self-control – mastering one’s actions
- self-respect – positive opinion of oneself
- semi-dormant – half asleep
- seminar- conference where specific topic discussed
- sensation – feeling
- sentinel – guard
- serene – calm
- serialize – present one part of a story at a time
- setting – where a story takes place
- settlers – pioneers in a new area
- several – quite a few
- severe – strict
- shadow – area of darkness
- shamming – pretending
- shard – fragment of a brittle substance
- shear – cut wool off a sheep
- sheepish – embarrassed
- shimmer – glimmer
- shinny – to climb
- Shit ( dung)
- shiver – shake
- shoes – coverings for the feet
- short – not long or tall
- shoulder – part of the body below the neck
- shove – push
- shower – brief fall of rain
- shrieked – screamed
- sibling – brother or sister
- sighed – long sad breath
- signature – written name of person
- silhouette – figure seen against a light background
- silly – ridiculous
- silo – storage tower
- simmer – stew gently
- simper smile in a silly manner
- simplify – reduce completely
- sinewy – stringy
- singularly – uniquely
- sinister – wicked
- skeins – loosely coiled yarn
- skeptical – attitude of doubt
- skillets – frying pans
- slather – a great amount
- slender – thin
- slimy – covered with filth
- slog – hit hard
- slough – swamp
- sloughs – places of deep mud
- slowly – not fast
- sly – sneaky or clever
- smite – strike hard
- smoldering – burning and smoking with little flame
- smooth – even and unwrinkled
- smudge – smear or blur
- smuggling – illegally transporting goods
- snare – trap
- soar – fly very high
- soberly – seriously
- soft – not hard
- software – set of programmed instructions
- solemnize – honor or remember
- somberly – sadly
- sometimes – not always
- source – origin
- source – point of origin
- spade – digging tool
- spare – extra
- spare – to keep from harming
- sparkling – gleaming or shining
- spasmodically – abruptly
- special – very important
- spectacle – eye-catching
- spectators – persons watching an event
- specter – ghost
- sponsor – one who supports
- sportsmanship – winning or losing positively
- spread – to stretch out
- sprinkling – spreading or scattering
- sprint – race covering a short distance
- spy – to see without being seen
- square root – any number times itself
- squaw – American Indian woman
- squawk – shrill or harsh sound
- squeeze – press between something
- stage fright – fear of performing
- staid – great dignity
- stalk – approach an stealthily
- start – to begin
- static – radio noises
- stationing – assigning a certain spot
- stealthy – sneaky
- stenography – short hand writing
- stifle – hold back
- stirrups – rings that a horse rider’s feet fit in
- stockade – high, strong fence
- stoic – unemotional
- stomach – where food is digested in the body
- straddle t – o sit with one leg on each side
- stragglers – those lagging behind
- strait – narrow passage of water
- strange – unusual
- stratosphere – atmosphere that contains ozone
- stretching – spreading out
- stringent – severe
- strong – powerful
- struggle – difficult task
- strut – walk proudly
- stubborn – unwilling to change
- stunned – shocked
- stupefy – stun
- sturdy – strong
- style – manner of doing something
- stymie – stump
- suavity – graceful politeness
- subcontinent – large landmass
- subside – sink to a lower level
- substitution – put in place of
- succeed – complete
- success – achievement
- succinct – concise
- succumb – yield
- suffocate – to die from lack of air
- suffocate – to die from not breathing
- sullen – depressed
- sultry – hot
- summoned – being called
- sumptuous – lavish
- sumptuous – splendid
- sunset – time when the sun disappears
- superficial – not deep
- supersede – to make obsolete
- supervise – to watch over
- supply – furnish what is needed
- supply – to give what is needed
- supposition – assumption
- surcease – to come to an end
- sure – positive
- surmount – overcome an obstacle
- surplus – excess amount
- surround – shut in on all sides
- surroundings – place around something
- survival the act of staying alive
- suspense – anxiety
- sustain – support
- swallow – transporting food from the mouth to the stomach
- swamp – low, wet lands
- symbiosis – beneficial relationship
- symbol – something that represents something else
- symphony – long piece of music in four parts
- synthetic – man-made with chemicals
- talent – something someone can do well
- talent – special natural ability
- talking – speaking
- tame – gentle and meek
- taproot – root that grows downward
- tariff – tax on imported goods
- taunt – insult
- taunt – reproach with insults
- taunt – to tease
- taxes – money paid to the government
- teak – tropical wood used in furniture
- technique – special way to do something
- tedious – repetitive
- teeter – to rock
- telescope – instrument that magnifies distant objects
- temple – place of worship
- tempo – speed of music
- tend – to take care of
- termagant – quarrelsome
- terrestrial – of the earth
- territory – land ruled by a nation
- texture – feel of the surface of an object
- their – belonging to them
- theory – explanation backed by testing
- thicket – thick growth of plants
- this – thing being mentioned
- thorn – sharp sticker on a plant
- thought – idea
- threshold – entrance
- throaty – sound uttered low and rasping
- through – into and out of
- thunder – loud noise in a storm
- tide – the rise and fall of the sea level
- timidity – state of shyness
- timorous – fearful
- timorous – timid
- titanium – lightweight metal
- toady – flatterer
- toehold – slight advantage
- tolerance – permitting something
- tolerate – allow
- ton – 2,000 pounds
- tone – quality of sound
- topographic – map that shows the relief of the land
- torpor – state of being inactive
- torrent – very heavy fall of rain
- touch – physical contact
- tough – rugged
- tour – a trip visiting places
- tout – publicize
- trait – characteristic
- trance – dreamlike state
- tranquil – calm
- tranquility – calmness
- tranquility – calmness
- transfixed – motionless
- transient – passing quckly
- transient – passing with time
- transient – temporary
- translation – something changed to another language
- transmission – sending a message
- transparent – allowing light through
- trappings – articles of dress
- trauma – disturbing event
- travesty – humorous imitation
- treason – betraying one’s government
- treaty – agreement
- trees – large, woody plants
- tributary – river that empties into a larger river
- tributary – small stream
- tricky – sly
- trifle – something of little value
- trivial – insignificant
- trojan horse – hidden instructions inside a computer program
- trough – lowest point of a wave
- troupe – company or group
- truce – temporary halt in fighting
- truncate – to shorten
- trunk – long snout
- trustworthy – responsible
- tsunami – destructive tidal wave
- tumbleweeds – dead rolling plants
- tunic – loose cloak
- turbulence – violent atmospheric condition
- turbulent – wildly irregular motion
- turn – to move in a different direction
- tussle – cuffle
- tutorial – program of instruction
- twilight – time immediately after sunset
- typography – appearance of a printed page
- ultimatum – final offer
- umbrella – hand-held canopy
- unable – cannot do
- unanimity – complete agreement
- underground – below the earth ‘s surface
- underground – below the earth’s surface
- undulate – move as if in waves
- unfurled – unfolded
- unhealthy – not well
- universe – everything that exists
- unpack – to take things out
- unprecedented – never before seen
- unraveling – becoming undone
- unscathed – wholly unharmed
- unseen – not visible
- unsociable – unfriendly
- untidy – messy
- untied – not fastened
- upload – to transfer data from a computer
- uproar – noisy confusion
- utensil – implement
- utensils – tools used in cooking
- vacant – not occupied
- vague – not distinct
- valley – low land between hills
- valor – bravery
- vanity – excessive pride
- variable – letter that represents a number
- vaunt – brag about
- vegetation – plant life
- vehemently – violently
- vein – long deposit of underground metal
- velocity – speed
- vendetta – destructive feud
- venture – proceed in face of danger
- verge – border
- vermin – animal pests
- vessels – ships
- vestige – sign
- veterinarian – doctor that takes care of animals
- vetoed – rejected by authority
- vex – trouble
- viable – practicable
- vicar – a parish priest(CHRISTIAN)
- vicinity – near
- victim – someone who is injured
- view – what can be seen
- vigil – determined watchfulness
- vigorous – lively
- village – small town
- vindictive – revengeful
- violated – failed to follow
- virago – quarrelsome woman
- virtue – moral excellence
- visualize – to form a mental picture
- vitality – energetic
- vitiate – weaken
- vivacious – lively
- vivid – lively
- vocal – spoken
- vociferous – crying out loudly
- void – emptiness
- volcano – opening in the Earth
- volume – relative amount
- volunteer person who freely gives time
- voracious – eating a lot
- waders – waterproof boots
- wan – unnaturally pale
- wandering – traveling from place to place
- wane – to become less
- wanted – desired
- waterfall – steep drop from a high place
- wavering – moving back and forth
- way – certain path
- waylay – ambush
- weather – outside conditions
- weave – to interlace
- weaving – winding in and out
- weight – measure of the force
- wetlands – land saturated with water
- whet – sharpen by rubbing
- whimsical – impulsive
- whinnies – horse sound
- whole – complete or entire
- wigwam – Indian tent
- wiles – tricks
- wimple – cloth covering over the head
- wisdom – accumulated learning
- withhold – restrain
- without – not having
- wizened – old
- women – female humans
- wondered c – urious about something
- wondrous – marvelous
- word processing – text data
- word wrap – automatic movement of a word to the next line
- work ethic – positive attitude towards work
- wreak – inflict punishment upon
- wrench – twist or pull
- wrest – obtain by pulling
- wrinkle – crooked fold
- yard – 3 feet
- yawn – expression of tiredness
- yield – amount produced
- yield – produce
- Zing-Oomph-dynamism of personality
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