| Definition or Synonym | Term |
| flinch | |
| the act of springing back | |
| to make public | |
| diffident | |
| to distort in such a way as to make unintelligible | |
| ward off | |
| cultivated | |
| pithiness | |
| devaluation | |
| to be in agreement | |
| one who supports a cause or belief | |
| rill | |
| sedate | |
| shortness, conciseness | |
| possessing sound understanding | |
| kickback | |
| spill the beans, 'leak' | |
| worsen, decline | |
| free from ignorance and false ideas | |
| knowing, informed | |
| pithy | |
| to trill | |
| decorous | |
| abrupt, disjointed | |
| to give off unpleasant smells | |
| expressing much in a few words | |
| | Definition or Synonym | Term |
| shiver, quake | |
| impart | |
| cheapening, lowering | |
| jumble, scramble | |
| to the point | |
| to spring back, shrink | |
| merciless, persistent | |
| misspend | |
| to wear away | |
| to spend foolishly, waste | |
| unremitting | |
| terseness | |
| a belittling | |
| disclose | |
| palpitate | |
| to prevent by acting first | |
| brook, creek | |
| debase | |
| sober or serious in manner, modest | |
| to conduct or bear oneself, behave | |
| shortness, conciseness | |
| detached or disconnected in sound or style | |
| degenerate | |
| enactment | |
| dissipate | |
| seemly | |
| | Definition or Synonym | Term |
| quiver, vibrate | |
| stern | |
| shy | |
| to make up for, regain | |
| aware | |
| to tell, reveal | |
| to lower in quality or value | |
| brief, succinct | |
| a lessening in value | |
| one who puts forward a proposal | |
| recover, retrieve | |
| misrepresent | |
| unyielding, harsh, without pity | |
| preclude | |
| a law | |
| a small stream | |
| to shake, tremble | |
| rule, ordinance | |
| hinder, thwart | |
| an unpleasant smell | |
| supporter, advocate | |
| terse | |
| confuse | |
| to give a strong impression | |
| exponent | |
| terseness | |
| pithiness | |
| to conduct or bear oneself, behave | |
| to be in agreement | |
| expressing much in a few words | |
| brief, succinct | |
| terse | |
| pithy | |
| to the point | |
| sober or serious in manner, modest | |
| shy | |
| diffident | |
| sedate | |
| seemly | |
| decorous | |
| a lessening in value | |
| a belittling | |
| cheapening, lowering | |
| devaluation | |
| to lower in quality or value | |
| to wear away | |
| worsen, decline | |
| degenerate | |
| debase | |
| to tell, reveal | |
| to make public | |
| disclose | |
| impart | |
| spill the beans, 'leak' | |
| free from ignorance and false ideas | |
| possessing sound understanding | |
| knowing, informed | |
| aware | |
| cultivated | |
| to prevent by acting first | |
| hinder, thwart | |
| preclude | |
| ward off | |
| to distort in such a way as to make unintelligible | |
| jumble, scramble | |
| confuse | |
| misrepresent | |
| one who puts forward a proposal | |
| one who supports a cause or belief | |
| supporter, advocate | |
| exponent | |
| to shake, tremble | |
| to trill | |
| quiver, vibrate | |
| palpitate | |
| to spring back, shrink | |
| shiver, quake | |
| to spring back, shrink | |
| the act of springing back | |
| flinch | |
| kickback | |
| to make up for, regain | |
| recover, retrieve | |
| an unpleasant smell | |
| to give off unpleasant smells | |
| to give a strong impression | |
| unyielding, harsh, without pity | |
| stern | |
| merciless, persistent | |
| unremitting | |
| a small stream | |
| brook, creek | |
| rill | |
| to spend foolishly, waste | |
| misspend | |
| dissipate | |
| detached or disconnected in sound or style | |
| abrupt, disjointed | |
| a law | |
| rule, ordinance | |
| enactment | |
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