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| (Verb) To debase or make impure by adding inferior materials or elements. I adulterated my drink by adding a lemon. |
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| (Adj.) Able to use both hands equally well. My friend is Ambidexrous, therefore he switches hands when he writes. |
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| (Verb) To make larger in size. my brother wants to augment his arms. |
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| (Verb) Deprived. I was berfeted of best friend when she moved to Africa. |
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| (Verb) To spread out. My coach made sure to deploy his best players to be sure of a win. |
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| (Adj.) Sullen, gloomy. I had a dour expression on my face when my fish died. |
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| (Adj.) Mental and emotional strength. With fortitude I forgave my friend. |
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| (Verb) To stare with mouth open, in aw. I gaped at how beautiful the bride looked. |
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| (Verb) Utter mocking or scoffing words. Everyone gibed at the girl who fell in the hallway. |
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| (Adj.) External apperance. The guise of the coach made me think we were in trouble. |
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| (Adj.) Tricky, sneaky, deceptive. I planned a very insidious revenge on my brother for hitting me with a water balloon. |
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| Hint or clue. I gave my friend a very obvious intimation that the guy behind her was staring. |
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| Rich, luxurious. My friend has a very opulent house with a bowling alley in the basement. |
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| (Adj.) Bendable. Suprisingly the paper clip was really pliable. |
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| (Verb) Repeat, again. I had to reiterate myself because no one was paying attention. |
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| (Adj.) Doesn't show any emotion. The man in the army was completly stolid while signing up to stay in war. |
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| (Adj.) Changable, not set in stone. My RSVP to is tenative because I'm not sure if I'm going on vaction that week. |
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| (Adj.) Dishebeled, a mess. The man on the side of the road looked very unkempt. |
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| (Adj.) Word for word. When quoting my mother I used exact verbatim. |
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| (Adj.) Carefully, cautiously. She warily walked into the pitch dark room. |
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