Definition | Word |
(adj.) scornfully proud; BUMPTIOUS; GRANDIOSE | |
(adj.) boisterously merry | |
(adj.) naive; without cunning; ARTLESS; CANDID; perhaps, GULLIBLE | |
(n.) a forerunner; sign of things to come; AUGURY | |
(n.) belief in one's own freedom from punishment, penalty, loss, or harm; belief that blame will not be IMPUTED to oneself | |
(adj.) peaceful | |
(n.) a belief that goes against or is a deviation from what is generally accepted; a DEFECTION. | |
(v.) 1) to spend the winter. 2) to become inactive or dormant | |
(n.) 1) impassable roadway. 2) predicament offering no obvious means of escape. 3) deadlock | |
(n.) a state of disgrace | |
(n.) a rumor designed to deceive or HOODWINK the public; CANARD | |
(adj.) easily imposed upon or tricked; ARTLESS; CREDULOUS; GUILELESS | |
(adj.) faultless; IMMACULATE | |
(n.) a whim; eccentricity; oddity; ABBERATION; FOIBLE | |
(adj.) wintery | |
(adj.) sociable; AFFABLE; CONVIVIAL | |
(adj.) worn out by overuse; commonplace; BANAL; clichƩd | |
(adj.) atrocious; DIABOLIC; EGREGIOUS, especially a crime | |
(adj.) not uniform; different; HYBRID | |
(adj.) irreverent; not respectful of religion | |
(v.) to attribute or ascribe something to another, especially a fault or crime | |
(v.) to accuse; to call into question; to deny or GAINSAY | |
(adj.) spotless; IMPECCABLE in both the concrete and the abstract sense | |
(n.) 1) a formal sermon. 2) an ADMONITION | |
(n.) 1) destruction by fire. 2) the attempted genocide of the jews during World War II. | |