Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. dunce

disturb or excite emotionally or physically

slow learner or stupid person

extreme greed for wealth

to decode or interpret

2. wager

clean by rubbing hard

bet or gamble

relating to rural life or church duties

damned person; morally unprincipled

3. ghastly

horrifying, terrible, ghostly

harsh or satirical remarks

object of worship or admiration

confuse or perplex completely

4. animation

community confusion or disorder

mysterious or obscure

make false damaging statements

lively or energetic movement or quality

5. ankle

done by one side only

in initial stage; beginning to develop

joint connecting foot to leg

a sudden disastrous event

6. profane

state of being ridiculous or absurd

small channel dug for water; to abandon

displaying courteous behavior, especially to women

disrespectful of religious matters

7. hasty

additional charge or payment

legislative assembly of a country

to praise or recommend

done quickly without proper thought

8. snowdrift

case for arrows; trembling movement

to bully or intimidate

death or end of existence

pile of snow shaped by wind

9. capricious

impulsive and unpredictable

make false damaging statements

extreme greed for wealth

still in existence

10. epistle

refuse to give or allow

letter or written message

immerse in liquid

art of effective speaking in public

11. bully

shameless, bold, or disrespectful

a person who intimidates others; to intimidate

narrative song or poem about a story

easy or superficial

12. infuriate

to make extremely angry

shocking; morally improper

difficulty or progress

absence of government or law; chaos

13. clump

to begin or start

elongated appendage in some animals

end point or station; final

a bulky mass; to gather or grow together

14. subsidiary

inconsistency or difference

to ensure obedience by authority

relating to money

secondary support or branch

15. emerald

bright green precious stone

introduction to a book or speech

contempt or disdain

extreme greed for wealth

16. tawdry

hidden or secret

to nap lightly

cheap or gaudy in appearance

regular payment after retirement

17. lance

long weapon for stabbing

puzzle; something that is hard to understand

slow learner or stupid person

lacking power or ability; helpless

18. perpetual

never ending or changing

broad smile; smile broadly

noisy, energetic, and cheerful

subject to repeated intimidation or attack

19. chivalrous

run fast, typically of a horse; rapid motion

displaying courteous behavior, especially to women

a sudden change of mind or behavior

high-pitched scream

20. auspicious

cleverness; inventive skill

to relate or be relevant

conducive to success; favorable

clever and perceptive

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. dunce

2. wager

3. ghastly

4. animation

5. ankle

6. profane

7. hasty

8. snowdrift

9. capricious

10. epistle

11. bully

12. infuriate

13. clump

14. subsidiary

15. emerald

16. tawdry

17. lance

18. perpetual

19. chivalrous

20. auspicious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. dunce

2. wager

3. ghastly

4. animation

5. ankle

6. profane

7. hasty

8. snowdrift

9. capricious

10. epistle

11. bully

12. infuriate

13. clump

14. subsidiary

15. emerald

16. tawdry

17. lance

18. perpetual

19. chivalrous

20. auspicious

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