Terms Definitions Alma mater (n) school or college at which one studied and presumably graduated (adj/adv) not in name but in reality; existing without lawful authority (adj) having the same position or structure (n) by virtue of holding a certain office (n) After the fact (n) the right to get de facto homologous ex officio ex post facto habeas corpus modus operandi (n) the method of operating or working persona non grata pro tempore status quo bovine canine equine feline lupine leonine ophidian porcine (n) someone not welcome or acceptable socially (adj/adv) temporary (n) the existing state or condition (adj) of or like a cow or ox (adj) of or like a dog (ad) of or like a hourse (adj) of or like a cat (adj) of or like a wolf (adj) of or like a lion (adj) of or like a snake (adj) of or like a pig 1 / 6
ursine vulpine abstinence (adj) of or like a bear (adj) of or like a fox (n) self-restrait from indulgence of some kind of appetite (adj) bitter in nature, speech or behavior (adj) inflexible in attitude or opinion acrimonious adamant phantasmagoria (n) a sequence a real/imaginary images like those seen in a dream halcyon (adj) describing time in the past that was idyllically happy and peaceful (adj) in a state or period of inactivity (adj) overly theatrical (adj) unthinking and irresponsible; lacking vitality or effiency (v) to attribute or link (adj) keenly perceptive or discerning (n) a curse (adj) having the simplicity and charm of the countryside (adj) demonstration aggression (n)a minor episode with unexpected turmoil, confusion and excitement (n) someone who amuses other by jokes and pranks quiescent histrionic feckless ascribe astute malediction rustic bellicose brouhaha buffoon 2 / 6
carnage (n) the slaughter of many people as in battle (adj) large, clumsy, and/or awkward (n) severe criticsm, often with punishment (v) to formally surrender something to another (adj) cheerfully optimistic (n) blood red color (ajd) wanting what belongs to someone else (v) to waste time (v/n) (to express) disagreement (n) extreme happiness (n) someone who dislikes people in general (adj) uniform; unchanging (n) favorable opinion (n) device, action or opening remark thats risky but will gain advantage (adj) rude or unmannerly (v) to give, bestow or disclose (adj) not allowing passage of a fluid (adj) of the same kind; alike (adj) incapable of being subdued or overcome (v) to deliberately establish 3 / 6
elephantine castigation cede sanguine covetous dawdle dissent elation misanthrope equable esteem gamebit boorish impart impermeable homogeneous indomitable ingratiate oneself in the favor of laud (v) to praise (n) hymn of praise (adj) diverse in character or content (adj) involving deep or serious thought (v) to fascinate, spellbind, or hypnotize state of being new; small mass-produced (n) a beginner; a person new to a task having a wish to do evil to others heterogeneous pensive mesmerize novelty novice malevolent (adj) panthos (n) a quality that evokes pity or sadness the most sucessful point; highest point dangerous because insecure or unsteady a feeling or guess based on intuition rather than known facts exceptional or abnormal; not occurring in nature vulgar or obscene pinnacle (n) precarious (adj) hunch (n) preternatural (adj) profane (adj) prominent (adj) conspicuous; eminent protrude (v) rally (v/n) to stick out to gather people to inspire them 4 / 6
anew a recovery of strength ramble (v) rampant (adj) rant (v) to wander leisurely or aimlessly widespread to talk wildly or vehemently; to rave one who repeatedly relapses, especially into crime high-sounding language with little meaning recidivist (n/adj) bombast (n) insidious (adj) proceeding in a gradual, subtle way with harmful effects remorse (n) amiable (adj) perturbation (N) deep regret for one's own wrongdoing friendly 1)mental uneasiness; 2) a deviation of something caused by an outside influence carelessly lazy lackadaisical (adj) reprieve (n/v) a break from/ postponement of punishment or evil; to delay punishment scapegoat (n) person who bears the blame and suffering for others of tombs and burials; funeral and dismal astute or sharp in practical matters a long, tedious speech or piece of writing sepulchral (adj) shrewd (adj) screed (n) 5 / 6
slovenly (adj) messy or unclean in appearance or habits steadfast (adj) firm in purpose or direction sublime (adj) 1)supreme or outstanding 2) lofty in thought and language to become less active or violent abruptly concise; brief and pithy violation of a law or command; sin subside (v) terse (adj) transgression (n) unimpeachable (adj) fecund (adj) above suspicion; impeccable fertile (re: animals and humans); producing lots of offspring to beset with difficulties; to lay siege to beleaguer (v) inchoate (adj) just begun and not fully formed or developed (usu. re: ideas or speech) volatile (adj) unstable in mood or temper, liable to become violent or explosive hirsute (adj)
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having lots of hair 6 / 6
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