# | 1 | Fear of Heights | | | | | | acrophobia | | acrophobia
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1 | 2 | Believability | | | | | | credibility | | credibility |
2 | 3 | Skeptical | | | | | | Incredulous | | incredulous |
3 | 4 | A written statement made under oath | | | | | | affidavit | | affidavit |
4 | 5 | One who does not believe in a particular religion, especially the | prevailing one | | | | | infidel | | infidel |
5 | 6 | Deliberate treachery, betrayal of a trust | | | | | | perfidy | | perfidy |
6 | 7 | A person who holds something in trust for another, someone like a | guardian of a minor | | | | | fiduciary | | fiduciary |
7 | 8 | a close friend | | | | | | confidant | | confidant |
8 | 9 | Having more than one marriage at the same time | | | | | | bigamy | | bigamy |
9 | 10 | One marriage during a lifetime | | | | | | monogamy | | monogamy |
10 | 11 | Hatred of marriage | | | | | | misogamy | | misogamy |
11 | 12 | One who believes that knowledge rather than believe is the way to | salvation | | | | | gnostic | | gnostic |
12 | 13 | One who believes that accurate information about God is unknown and | unknowable | | | | | agnostic | | agnostic |
13 | 14 | aware | | | | | | cognizant | | cognizant |
14 | 15 | An opinion about the probable results of something | | | | | | prognosis | | prognosis |
15 | 16 | an opinion as to the cause or identity of a problem | | | | | | diagnosis | | diagnosis |
16 | 17 | one who knows nothing, who is stupid | | | | | | ignoramus | | ignoramus |
17 | 18 | Having a harsh sound | | | | | | cacophony | | cacophony |
18 | 19 | shame, humiliate | | | | | | mortify | | mortify |
19 | 20 | Gruesome, unhealthy | | | | | | morbid | | morbid |
20 | 21 | Approaching the end or death | | | | | | Moribund | | moribund |
21 | 22 | Subject to death | | | | | | mortal | | mortal |
22 | 23 | To liquidate a debt by payment | | | | | | amortize | | amortize |
23 | 24 | A temporary, conditional pledge of property to a creditor as security | against a debt | | | | | mortgage | | mortgage |
24 | 25 | Last name or family name | | | | | | cognomen | | cognomen |
25 | 26 | In name only, not in actuality | | | | | | nominal | | nominal |
26 | 27 | Nickname | | | | | | agnomen | | agnomen |
27 | 28 | Disgrace or dishonor | | | | | | ignominy | | ignominy |
28 | 29 | False Name | | | | | | pseudonym | | pseudonym |
29 | 30 | Love for mankind often shown by making financial donations that help | other people | | | | | philanthropy | | philanthropy |
30 | 31 | a lover of women | | | | | | philogynist | | philogynist |
31 | 32 | Music-Loving | | | | | | philharmonic | | philharmonic |
32 | 33 | A love potion | | | | | | philter | | philter |
33 | 34 | A form of Government where God (A Diety) is the leader | | | | | | theocracy | | theocracy |
34 | 35 | Belief in one God | | | | | | monotheism | | monotheism |
35 | 36 | Belief in several Gods | | | | | | polytheism | | polytheism |
36 | 37 | One who rules as a divine king or representative of God | | | | | | theocrat | | theocrat |
37 | 38 | The study of God and his relationship to the universe | | | | | | theology | | theology |
38 | 39 | The appearance of God to man | | | | | | theophany | | theophany |
39 | 40 | Having the form or likeness of God | | | | | | theomorphic | | theomorphic |
40 | 41 | Someone who has an inward turn of mind | | | | | | introvert | | introvert |
41 | 42 | Contrary | | | | | | perverse | | perverse |
42 | 43 | Unexpected | | | | | | inadvertent | | inadvertent |
43 | 44 | Someone whose interest turns outside of himself | | | | | | extrovert | | extrovert |
44 | 45 | Upright to the horizon | | | | | | vertical | | vertical |
45 | 46 | Open, not secret | | | | | | overt | | overt |
46 | 47 | Covered, hidden | | | | | | covert | | covert |
47 | 48 | Turn away | | | | | | avert | | avert |
48 | 49 | Clear, correct, effective speech | | | | | | diction | | diction |
49 | 50 | An authoritative statement | | | | | | dictum | | dictum |
50 | 51 | A curse | | | | | | malediction | | malediction |
51 | 52 | A blessing | | | | | | benediction | | benediction |
52 | 53 | To renounce, give up the title to something | | | | | | abdicate | | abdicate |
53 | 54 | Quaint, ordinary, familiar | | | | | | colloquial | | colloquial |
54 | 55 | Talking to oneself | | | | | | soliloquy | | soliloquy |
55 | 56 | Talkative | | | | | | Loquacious | | loquacious |
56 | 57 | The study and practice of public speaking | | | | | | elocution | | elocution |
57 | 58 | Conversation | | | | | | interlocution | | interlocution |
58 | 59 | An informal conference or group discussion | | | | | | colloquium | | colloquium |
59 | 60 | Compulsion to steal | | | | | | kleptomania | | kleptomania |
60 | 61 | Compulsion to set fires | | | | | | pyromania | | pyromania |
61 | 62 | obsessed with one's own greatness | | | | | | megalomania | | megalomania |
62 | 63 | A class or group of individuals having some common characteristics or | qualities | | | | | species | | species |
63 | 64 | A part of something taken as typical of the whole | | | | | | specimen | | specimen |
64 | 65 | To plead in favor of someone or something | | | | | | advocate | | advocate |
65 | 66 | Hobby | | | | | | avocation | | avocation |
66 | 67 | Crying out noisily | | | | | | vociferous | | vociferous |
67 | 68 | Using ambiguous terms in order to deceive | | | | | | equivocate | | equivocate |
68 | 69 | A calling together or assembling by summons | | | | | | convocation | | convocation |
69 | 70 | Greedy or eager to eat | | | | | | voracious | | voracious |
70 | 71 | Plant-eating | | | | | | herbivorous | | herbivorous |
71 | 72 | Meat-eating | | | | | | carnivorous | | carnivorous |
72 | 73 | Eating both plants and animals | | | | | | omnivorous | | omnivorous |
73 | 74 | A structure for carrying large amounts of water | | | | | | aqueduct | | aqueduct |
74 | 75 | A bridge | | | | | | viaduct | | viaduct |
75 | 76 | Capable of being fashioned into a new form | | | | | | ductile | | ductile |
76 | 77 | kidnap | | | | | | abduct | | abduct |
77 | 78 | To admit as a member | | | | | | induct | | induct |
78 | 79 | Extravagant Exaggeration | | | | | | hyperbole | | hyperbole |
79 | 80 | Opposing or given to dissension | | | | | | factious | | factious |
80 | 81 | Artificial or contrived, made up | | | | | | factitious | | factitious |
81 | 82 | An object made or modified by man | | | | | | artifact | | artifact |
82 | 83 | Moving, acting, or working with ease | | | | | | facile | | facile |
83 | 84 | An exact copy | | | | | | facsimile | | facsimile |
84 | 85 | To make easier | | | | | | facilitate | | facilitate |
85 | 86 | A boat that rides on wing-like skis over the water | | | | | | hydrofoil | | hydrofoil |
86 | 87 | The treatment of disease by internal or external use of water | | | | | | hydrotherapy | | hydrotherapy |
87 | 88 | A plane that can land and take off on water | | | | | | hydroplane | | hydroplane |
88 | 89 | Done by hand | | | | | | manual | | manual |
89 | 90 | To release from slavery; to set free | | | | | | manumit | | manumit |
90 | 91 | The study of whales | | | | | | cetology | | cetology |
91 | 92 | The study of blood | | | | | | hematology | | hematology |
92 | 93 | The study of life on other planets | | | | | | astrobiology | | astrobiology |
93 | 94 | The science of the culture and origin of man | | | | | | anthropology | | anthropology |
94 | 95 | The study of weights and measures | | | | | | metrology | | metrology |
95 | 96 | something written after the main body of a work | | | | | | postscript | | postscript |
96 | 97 | An income payable at stated intervals | | | | | | annuity | | annuity |
97 | 98 | A yearbook | | | | | | annuary | | annuary |
98 | 99 | Not clear; multiple meanings | | | | | | ambiguous | | ambiguous |
99 | 100 | Also twice a year | | | | | | biannual | | biannual |
100 | 101 | Once every two years | | | | | | biennial | | biennial |
101 | 102 | Once every three years | | | | | | triennial | | triennial |
102 | 103 | Resembling man or in the shape of a man | | | | | | anthropoid | | anthropoid |
103 | 104 | Ascribing a human form or attributes to a thing | | | | | | anthropomorphic | | anthropomorphic |
104 | 105 | One who hates men | | | | | | misanthrope | | misanthrope |
105 | 106 | Forebearer, precedes | | | | | | antecedent | | antecedent |
106 | 107 | Deteriorating or declining | | | | | | decadent | | decadent |
107 | 108 | An established custom | | | | | | precedent | | precedent |
108 | 109 | Knowledge of the supernatural | | | | | | occult | | occult |
109 | 110 | To withdraw formally from an alliance or association | | | | | | secede | | secede |
110 | 111 | To grant or assign, as a territory | | | | | | cede | | cede |
111 | 112 | To give up or yield | | | | | | concession | | concession |
112 | 113 | To go back | | | | | | recede | | recede |
113 | 114 | Continuing without interruption | | | | | | incessant | | incessant |
114 | 115 | Killing one's brother | | | | | | fratricide | | fratricide |
115 | 116 | The deliberate and systematic killing of an entire national or racial | group | | | | | genocide | | genocide |
116 | 117 | Deliberate killing of another person | | | | | | homicide | | homicide |
117 | 118 | Killing of an infant | | | | | | infanticide | | infanticide |
118 | 119 | An historical record according to time sequence | | | | | | chronicle | | chronicle |
119 | 120 | An instrument for measuring time with extreme accuracy | | | | | | chronometer | | chronometer |
120 | 121 | A chronological error such as post or ante-dating of a thing or event | | | | | | anachronism | | anachronism |
121 | 122 | Origin, creation, beginning | | | | | | genesis | | genesis |
122 | 123 | Existing at or from a person's birth | | | | | | congenital | | congenital |
123 | 124 | Forefather; a model for later developments | | | | | | progenitor | | progenitor |
124 | 125 | Children or descendants | | | | | | progeny | | progeny |
125 | 126 | Well-born, refined, elegant | | | | | | genteel | | genteel |
126 | 127 | A kind, sort or class | | | | | | genus | | genus |
127 | 128 | That which is applicable to all members of a class or group | | | | | | generic | | generic |
128 | 129 | To create or produce | | | | | | engender | | engender |
129 | 130 | To carry boats and supplies overland from one navigable body of water | to another | | | | | portage | | portage |
130 | 131 | A flat or small case for carrying papers | | | | | | portfolio | | portfolio |
131 | 132 | One who sends things abroad | | | | | | exporter | | exporter |
132 | 133 | Behavior or the manner of conducting oneself | | | | | | deportment | | deportment |
133 | 134 | A seal, especially one used to seal private letters or to mark | official use | | | | | signet | | signet |
134 | 135 | One bound by the terms of a signed document | | | | | | signatory | | signatory |
135 | 136 | A flag, banner, or emblem | | | | | | ensign | | ensign |
136 | 137 | Force or push out | | | | | | extrude | | extrude |
137 | 138 | Lively | | | | | | vivacious | | vivacious |
138 | 139 | A brief biographical resume of one's career (curriculum vitae) | | | | | | vita | | vita |
139 | 140 | Two organisms living together for mutual benefit | | | | | | symbiosis | | symbiosis |
140 | 141 | Great destruction of life | | | | | | carnage | | carnage |
141 | 142 | Bodily pleasures | | | | | | carnal | | carnal |
142 | 143 | In the flesh | | | | | | incarnate | | incarnate |
143 | 144 | An inflammation of the skin | | | | | | dermatitis | | dermatitis |
144 | 145 | A doctor who specializes in skin diseases | | | | | | dermatologist | | dermatologist |
145 | 146 | The outer layer of skin | | | | | | epidermis | | epidermis |
146 | 147 | Injection under the skin | | | | | | hypodermic | | hypodermic |
147 | 148 | The science of vital and social statistics of populations | | | | | | demographic | | demographic |
148 | 149 | An instrument which records earthquakes and tremors | | | | | | seismograph | | seismograph |
149 | 150 | A list of reading on a particular subject | | | | | | bibliography | | bibliography |
150 | 151 | Clear | | | | | | lucid | | lucid |
151 | 152 | Characterized by light, as a Heavenly body or a person of intellectual | or moral eminence who is an inspiration (light) to others | | | | | luminary | | luminary |
152 | 153 | To clarify or bring to light | | | | | | elucidate | | elucidate |
153 | 154 | Without feeling | | | | | | apathetic | | apathetic |
154 | 155 | Participating in another's feelings | | | | | | empathy | | empathy |
155 | 156 | A dislike, repugnance | | | | | | antipathy | | antipathy |
156 | 157 | A feeling of pity or compassion | | | | | | pathos | | pathos |
157 | 158 | One skilled in studying the causes and nature of disease | | | | | | pathologist | | pathologist |
158 | 159 | Pertaining to the organs of touch | | | | | | tactile | | tactile |
159 | 160 | A severe mental disorder | | | | | | psychosis | | psychosis |
160 | 161 | Skipped or leaped about | | | | | | gambolled | | gambolled |
161 | 162 | Showing extreme horror | | | | | | aghast | | aghast |
162 | 163 | Submissive and abject | | | | | | servile | | servile |
163 | 164 | To vibrate or swing back and forth | | | | | | oscillate | | oscillate |
164 | 165 | Stubborn | | | | | | refractory | | refractory |
165 | 166 | Friendly | | | | | | genial | | genial |
166 | 167 | To burst inward | | | | | | implode | | implode |
167 | 168 | A short story | | | | | | anecdote | | anecdote |
168 | 169 | Timid | | | | | | timorous | | timorous |
169 | 170 | Dull | | | | | | bland | | bland |
170 | 171 | A womb-like structure containing fluid | | | | | | sac | | sac |
171 | 172 | showy | | | | | | gaudy | | gaudy |
172 | 173 | Gold-covered | | | | | | gilded | | gilded |
173 | 174 | Gloomy | | | | | | disconsolate | | disconsolate |
174 | 175 | Alienation | | | | | | estrangement | | estrangement |
175 | 176 | Suggestion | | | | | | intimation | | intimation |
176 | 177 | Temporary | | | | | | transient | | transient |
177 | 178 | Flat, uninteresting | | | | | | vapid | | vapid |
178 | 179 | A ritual | | | | | | liturgy | | liturgy |
179 | 180 | Unable to be dominated | | | | | | uncowed | | uncowed |
180 | 181 | Not consistent | | | | | | incongruity | | incongruity |
181 | 182 | Cold, chills | | | | | | ague | | ague |
182 | 183 | To disable or restrain | | | | | | pinion | | pinion |
183 | 184 | To remove the entrails | | | | | | disembowelment | | disembowelment |
184 | 185 | A gift | | | | | | profferment | | profferment |
185 | 186 | The ability to read and write | | | | | | literacy | | literacy |
186 | 187 | A fixed reproduced form | | | | | | stereotype | | stereotype |
187 | 188 | A person who answers | | | | | | respondent | | respondent |
188 | 189 | Dig out of the ground; remove from the grave | | | | | | exhume | | exhume |
189 | 190 | To develop | | | | | | cultivate | | cultivate |
190 | 191 | Determined | | | | | | resolute | | resolute |
191 | 192 | Lazy | | | | | | indolent | | indolent |
192 | 193 | Unfit | | | | | | inept | | inept |
193 | 194 | Powerful | | | | | | dreadnought | | dreadnought |
194 | 195 | The customs and regulations dealing with diplomacy and etiquette | | | | | | protocol | | protocol |
195 | 196 | The existence of many points of view together | | | | | | pluralism | | pluralism |
196 | 197 | Dissipated | | | | | | jaded | | jaded |
197 | 198 | Of different kinds | | | | | | heterogeneous | | heterogeneous |
198 | 199 | Happening at the same time as something else | | | | | | concurrent | | concurrent |
199 | 200 | Workable | | | | | | viable | | viable
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