Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. vociferous

complaining or irritable

quick and nimble

excessive amount of something

crying out loudly; boisterous

2. flabbergasted

extremely surprised

deriving ideas from various sources

make up for loss

ready to obey or surrender

3. cajole

impossible to disentangle

highly harmful or destructive

insulting language

persuade by flattery or coaxing

4. inquisitor

disperse or scatter; squander

of such excellence or beauty

person asking questions aggressively

lack of something; scarcity or shortage

5. potable

brilliantly sparkling or exciting

drinkable; suitable for drinking

small or inadequate amount of money

gradual introduction; soaking

6. zephyr

showing rainbow-like colors

solidify or become gelatinous

unclear or having multiple meanings

gentle breeze

7. collateral

playfully unusual or fanciful

adopt or support

secondary or supporting

scold or rebuke

8. libertarian

lacking energy or alertness

free from difficulty or entanglement

enjoyment or praise; approval or commendation

advocate of individual freedom

9. abort

showing good judgment or sense

terminate prematurely or fail

effective in producing desired result

insult or offend openly

10. combustion

famous and respected in a particular field

pompous or overblown in speech

burning or ignition

standard practice or meeting

11. nocturnal

severe mental or physical pain

record or narrative of events

excessively high or unreasonable

active at night

12. parsimony

lacking energy or alertness

extreme reluctance to spend money

criticize or correct gently

shorten or condense text

13. fervent

able to hold much; spacious

difficult to understand

seeming or apparent

passionate or enthusiastic

14. coagulate

clot or become solid

obedient, submissive

showing good judgment or sense

interpret or understand

15. raucous

causing disagreement or division

loud, harsh, and disorderly noise

charmingly old-fashioned or unusual

serving as a typical example

16. audacious

intensely happy or overwhelmed

fearlessly daring or bold

free from difficulty or entanglement

to encroach or infringe

17. stagnate

perfect example or embodiment

believing only oneself exists

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

to ban or prohibit officially

18. profuse

appease or reduce anger

origin of a word

abundant; giving freely; lush

relating to physical pleasure or senses

19. aggrandize

increase in power or reputation

lively and full of energy; bold

having extensive knowledge

someone who enjoys eating

20. sensuous

horrible or wicked

pleasing to senses or mind

restore friendly relations after disagreement

capable of being maintained or defended

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. vociferous

2. flabbergasted

3. cajole

4. inquisitor

5. potable

6. zephyr

7. collateral

8. libertarian

9. abort

10. combustion

11. nocturnal

12. parsimony

13. fervent

14. coagulate

15. raucous

16. audacious

17. stagnate

18. profuse

19. aggrandize

20. sensuous

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. vociferous

2. flabbergasted

3. cajole

4. inquisitor

5. potable

6. zephyr

7. collateral

8. libertarian

9. abort

10. combustion

11. nocturnal

12. parsimony

13. fervent

14. coagulate

15. raucous

16. audacious

17. stagnate

18. profuse

19. aggrandize

20. sensuous

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