Term 1

quotidian

Definition 1

(adj.) - daily, everyday

Term 2

fey

Definition 2

(adj.) - magical

Term 3

gay

Definition 3

(adj.) - happy, cheery, or homosexual
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Term 4

pervasive

Definition 4

(adj.) - inclined to spread throughout

Term 5

douse

Definition 5

(v.) - to drench, saturate

Term 6

pliable

Definition 6

"(adj.) - flexible, bendable"
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Term 7

neologism

Definition 7

"(n.) - the creation of new words, or a new word"

Term 8

commendable

Definition 8

(adj.) - worthy of praise

Term 9

profuse

Definition 9

"(adj.) - abundant, lavish, prolific"
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Term 10

abundant

Definition 10

(adj.) - in great numbers

Term 11

radiant

Definition 11

"(adj.) - bright, beaming"

Term 12

fecund

Definition 12

"(adj.) - fertile, fruitful"
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Term 13

forestall

Definition 13

"(v.) - to delay, impede"

Term 14

poach

Definition 14

(v.) - to hunt or fish illegally

Term 15

fetter

Definition 15

"(v.) - to restrain, chain, tie"
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Term 16

figurative

Definition 16

(adj.) - symbolic

Term 17

myriad

Definition 17

"(adj.) - many, of great numbers"

Term 18

plethora

Definition 18

"(n.) - a great number, an abundance"
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Term 19

sacrosanct

Definition 19

"(adj.) - sacred, holy"

Term 20

fabricate

Definition 20

"(v.) - to invent, make-up, concoct"

Term 21

facile

Definition 21

(adj.) - easy
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Term 22

fatuous

Definition 22

(adj.) - silly, foolish

Term 23

perfunctory

Definition 23

(adj.) - showing little enthusiasm, done as duty

Term 24

mandatory

Definition 24

(adj.) - required, not optional
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Term 25

flaccid

Definition 25

(adj.) - limp

Term 26

flabbergasted

Definition 26

"(adj.) - astounded, stupefied"

Term 27

forage

Definition 27

"(v.) - to rummage, scavenge, graze for food"
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Term 28

licentious

Definition 28

"(adj.) - immoral, lewd"

Term 29

lewd

Definition 29

"(adj.) - vulgar, offensive, rude"

Term 30

profane

Definition 30

"(adj.) - indecent, blasphemous"
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Term 31

fortuitous

Definition 31

"(adj.) - lucky, occurring by chance"

Term 32

serendipity

Definition 32

"(n.) - the act of finding things not sought, luck"

Term 33

abrogate

Definition 33

"(v.) - to abolish, often by authority"
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Term 34

algid

Definition 34

"(adj.) - frigid, cold"

Term 35

brumal

Definition 35

"(adj.) - wintry, relating to winter"

Term 36

hiemal

Definition 36

"(adj.) - wintry, relating to winter"
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Term 37

impecunious

Definition 37

(adj.) - excessively poor

Term 38

hapless

Definition 38

(adj.) - unlucky

Term 39

hiatus

Definition 39

"(n.) - an interruption in continuity, a break"
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Term 40

gregarious

Definition 40

"(adj.) - sociable, outgoing"

Term 41

inquisitor

Definition 41

(n.) - someone who asks questions or makes an inquiry

Term 42

iniquity

Definition 42

"(n.) - a wicked act, a sin"
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Term 43

goad

Definition 43

"(v.) - to urge, provoke"

Term 44

ingenious

Definition 44

(adj.) - marked by special intelligence

Term 45

subsist

Definition 45

"(v.) - to live, exist"
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Term 46

notoriety

Definition 46

"(n.) - infamy, known in bad regard"

Term 47

blandish

Definition 47

(v.) - to coax through flattery

Term 48

flattery

Definition 48

"(n.) - compliments, sycophancy"
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Term 49

innocuous

Definition 49

(adj.) - harmless

Term 50

neonate

Definition 50

(n.) - a newborn baby

Term 51

incessant

Definition 51

(adj.) - without interruption
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Term 52

narrate

Definition 52

(v.) - to tell a story

Term 53

flout

Definition 53

"(v.) - to scorn, ignore, show contempt for"

Term 54

pedagogue

Definition 54

(n.) - a schoolteacher
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Term 55

buffet

Definition 55

(v.) - to hit or strike