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1: mouth or opening

querulous

empirical

orifice

germane

2: to make holy

foment

hermetic

flaccid

hallow

3: damnation, ruin, hell

perdition

platonic

apex

orifice

4: worthless matter

germane

chaff

empirical

apex

5: pertaining to beauty

meretricious

gravitas

palliate

aesthetic

6: based on practical experience rather than theory

empirical

vignitte

salacious

hallow

7: relevant, fitting

salicious

germane

apex

querulous

8: tightly sealed

insuperable

platonic

hermetic

prurient

9: attractive in a cheap, flashy way

meretricious

dross

credulity

jejune

10: complaining or grumbling

potboiler

xeric

querulous

stolid

11: flabby

foment

xeric

salacious

flaccid

12: shelter for travelers, orphans, or the ill or destitute

sinecure

fulminate

polyglot

hospice

13: remarkably bad or outrageous

xeric

bon mot

egregious

apex

14: to reason or think

plenary

ratiocinate

pontificate

refractory

15: to stir up or incite

foment

recant

fiscal

flaccid

16: significant, conspicious, standing out from the rest

psychosomatic

salient

apex

regale

17: to recant or disavow a statement or opinion

recant

stolid

succor

digress

18: humorous, lighthearted

dross

fulminate

misogyny

jocular

19: to ease, lessen, or soothe

hegemony

jocular

palliate

regale

20: capable of being changed or easily shaped

auspicious

malleable

truculent

plenary

21: a coward or traitor

politic

recreant

travesty

sinecure

22: an attraction to

apotheosis

verisimilitude

peon

affinity

23: unable to be felt, intangible

impalpable

acrid

incendiary

coalesce

24: pertaining to finances

stolid

discursive

fiscal

apotheosis

25: to delight with something pleasing or amusing

furlough

bon mot

regale

fiscal

26: a vicious person

miscreant

credulity

diaspora

nonentity

27: to whip or lash

contiguous

plenary

disseminate

flagellate

28: lustful or lewd

hiatus

ennui

lascivious

sang-froid

29: to ridicule, to show contempt for

vociferous

flout

apotheosis

beguile

30: obscene or lustful

hubris

rebuke

desultory

salacious

31: to scold or blame

rebuke

augur

plenary

lambent

32: a person or thing of little importance

plutocrat

nonentity

regale

palliate

33: calmness, composure or cool self-possession

extemporaneous

intractable

sang-froid

avuncular

34: wandering from subject to subject

specious

proletariat

diaspora

desultory

35: to bully or pester

stolid

hector

flout

avuncular

36: general, widespread

pandemic

platonic

sibilant

refractory

37: to blend or merge

travesty

bon mot

aceribc

coalesce

38: to decieve, charm, or enchant

beguile

potboiler

xeric

clandestine

39: boredom; weriness resulting from lack or interest

orifice

ennui

tenacious

salient

40: a pause or gap

hiatus

bon mot

sang-froid

hallow

41: softly bright ot radiant, moving lightly over a surface

aesthetic

plutocrat

malleable

lambent

42: therefore

polyglot

ergo

pontificate

disseminate

43: excessive pride or self confidence

hubris

incendiary

auspicious

lambent

44: pertaining to money

redoubtable

fulminate

peon

pecuniary

45: a hissing sound

malfeasance

sibilant

malleable

truculent

46: causing to excite or inflame

incendiary

diaspora

palliate

pontificate

47: the finest example

prurient

apothesis

clandestine

abnegation

48: making contact or touching in some way; side by side

rebuke

auspicious

impalpable

contigious

49: signaling promising results

asupicious

recant

hector

intractable

50: marked by noise; loud

credulity

digress

potboiler

vociferous

51: similar to an uncle

avuncular

clandestine

gravitas

politic

52: working or lower class

flaccid

proletariat

acrid

hegemony

53: strongly held, not easy to seperate

tenacious

rebuke

apex

xeric

54: deceptive or misleading

contigious

hegemony

sinecure

specious

55: unmanagable or difficult to control

potboiler

clandestine

polyglot

refractory

56: cannot be intimidated

inimitable

rebuke

abnegation

apex

57: poor conduct or wrongdoing, especially on the part of a public official

palliate

malfeasance

furlough

platonic

58: marked by the absence of romance or physical attraction

jejune

platonic

credulity

desultory

59: speak in a pretentiously dignified or dogmatic way

pontificate

salient

nonentity

hegemony

60: given to lustful or lewd thoughts

insuperable

polyglot

acrid

prurient

61: not able to be overcome

insuperable

sinecure

furlough

bon mot

62: the highest point of something

discursive

apex

jocular

plenary

63: marked by sharp taste or smell; bitter

acrid

apothesis

salient

extemporaneous

64: to voice disapproval or protest

vignette

beguile

fulminate

politic

65: without interest; dull

regale

desultory

stolid

jejune

66: influence or domination over

hector

sang-froid

hegemony

maladroit

67: marked by ferocity

redoubtable

hegemony

acrid

truculent

68: willingness to believe too readily

credulity

beatitude

abnegation

traduce

69: refuse or waste

acerbic

dross

androgynous

truculent

70: the apperance of truth

viscous

polyglot

psychosomatic

verisimilitude

71: having a thick or sticky consistancy like glue

fiscal

plenary

viscous

hallow

72: of or relating to symptoms caused by mental or emotional problems

incendary

psychosomatic

digress

orifice

73: unwillingness to admit reality or truth, denial

abnegation

sang-froid

plutocrat

viscous

74: someone with knowledge of two or more languages

potboiler

nonentity

salient

polyglot

75: seriousness

bon mot

gravitas

peon

miscreant

76: difficult to manipulate or govern

lambent

intractable

salacious

peon

77: to disperse or scatter

acrid

apex

disseminate

psychosomatic

78: a job that provides income but requires little or no work

sinecure

salacious

ergo

miscreant

79: biased in perspective, preferring one view over another

platonic

tendentious

viscous

refractory

80: prudent or shrewdly tactful

malfeasance

flout

pontificate

politic

81: done without planning

avuncular

coalesce

regale

extemporaneous

82: jumping from one topic to another without any order or reason

discursive

insuperable

fulminate

dross

83: a dispersion of people from their homeland

travesty

discursive

diaspora

plutocrat

84: a religious service or song for the deceased

flout

requiem

misogyny

credulity

85: to slander someone else's reputation

rebuke

travesty

desultory

traduce

86: sarcastic in mood,tone, or temper; harsh

hiatus

ennui

acerbic

acrid

87: a state of happiness or joy

succor

plenary

beatitude

traduce

88: not resourceful or cunning; inept

maladroit

hegemony

redoubtable

jocular

89: someone who predicts future events according to omens

affinity

augur

hector

austere

90: a witty remark or saying

bon mot

sang-froid

polyglot

fiscal

91: various laborers who are generally landless

acrid

apex

peon

xeric

92: a member of the controlling upper class

rebuke

peon

pandemic

plutocrat

93: complete in every way; full

recreant

misogyny

inimitable

plenary

94: to deviate from the original subject or course

desultory

digress

vignette

discourse

95: a leave of absence

furlough

auspicious

salacious

sinecure

96: a hatred towards females

stolid

jocular

misogyny

salient

97: showing or having no emotion; unemotional

androgynous

impalpable

traduce

stolid

98: something that gives relief or aid

augur

succor

salacious

verismilitude

99: poor representation or imitation; distortion

travesty

credulity

tenacious

acerbic

100: characterized by or adapted to a dry habit

traduce

acerbic

contigious

xeric

101: marked by secrecy

incendiary

salacious

clandestine

contigious

102: a poorly done artisitc work, often for quick profit

nonentity

potboiler

vociferous

sang-froid

103: arousing fear

redoubtable

rebuke

auspicious

requiem

104: a short, very descriptive literary sketch

truculent

vignette

desultory

contigious

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