| Definition | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| toward or at the stern of a ship; further aft | Abaft | 43%
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| to perplex someone greatly | Flummox | 43%
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| the study of ancient plants | Paleobotany | 43%
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| a meaningless language | Gobbledygook | 36%
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| song of thanksgiving | Paean | 36%
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| nonsense | Poppycock | 36%
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| a person, typically a child, in ragged, dirty clothes | Ragamuffin | 36%
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| skylight or device to direct light into a room | Abatjour | 29%
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| admiration of a particular part of someone's body | Agastopia | 29%
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| to disconcert or confuse | Discombobulate | 29%
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| genetically modified food | Frankenfood | 29%
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| mild oath | Gadzooks | 29%
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| used in medieval Edinburgh as a warning cry when it was customary to throw slops from the windows into the streets | Gardyloo | 29%
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| big toe | Hallux | 29%
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| the idealized mental image of a person | Imago | 29%
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| pertaining to breakfast | Jentacular | 29%
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| a commotion or fuss | Kerfuffle | 29%
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| nonsense; foolishness | Macaroni | 29%
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| the pound sign (#) | Octothorpe | 29%
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| of few words; speaking little | Pauciloquent | 29%
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| a person between 40 and 49 years of age | Quadragenarian | 29%
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| thin glossy silk | Taffeta | 29%
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| idle boastfulness | Vainglory | 29%
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| a sickly or weak person, especially one who is constantly and morbidly concerned with his or her health | Valetudinarian | 29%
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| sword-shaped | Xiphoid | 29%
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| copious but meaningless talk or writing | Argle-Bargle | 21%
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| foolishness; stupidity; nonsense | Baboonery | 21%
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| drunkard; a reveler | Bacchanal | 21%
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| to drink often; to eat and/or drink noisily | Bibble | 21%
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| confused; perpelexed | Bumfuzzle | 21%
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| coastal navigation; the exclusive right of a country to control the air traffic within it's borders | Cabotage | 21%
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| the pathological belief that one is inhabited by an evil spirit | Cacodemonomania | 21%
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| velvety fabric | Caffoy | 21%
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| askew | Cattywampus | 21%
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| engraver of rings or gems | Dactylioglyph | 21%
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| government by ten individuals | Decadarchy | 21%
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| an interpreter or professional guide for travelers | Dragoman | 21%
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| an ambassador | Elchee | 21%
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| a plot of land | Erf | 21%
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| of or relating to hedgehogs | Erinaceous | 21%
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| deceitful speech | Falsiloquence | 21%
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| afraid of finishing anything | Finifugal | 21%
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| a platform of a staircase where the stair turn back in exactly the reverse direction of the lower flight | Halfpace | 21%
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| to grasp; to seize | Hent | 21%
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| a commotion | Hullabaloo | 21%
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| having arrow-like prickles | Jaculiferous | 21%
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| brilliant pale or colorless Zircon | Jargoon | 21%
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| fear of failure | Kakorrhaphiophobia | 21%
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| Maltese horse-drawn carriage | Karozzin | 21%
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| lacking enthusiasm or determiniation | Lackadaisical | 21%
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| speaking in loud and clear tones | Lamprophony | 21%
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| talkative; full of words | Largiloquent | 21%
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| to spend time aimlessly | Lollygag | 21%
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| having a good sense of smell | Macrosmatic | 21%
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| a drop of mucus at the nose, whether produced by cold or otherwise | Meldrop | 21%
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| headland or cape | Naze | 21%
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| to reduce to spray | Nebulize | 21%
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| the day before yesterday | Nudiustertian | 21%
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| earnestly; strenuously | Obnixely | 21%
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| round but flattened on top and bottom | Obrotund | 21%
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| to take under the arm; to support by taking the arm | Oxter | 21%
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| a device for stirring | Rabble | 21%
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| coarsely hilarious | Rabelaisian | 21%
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| a small shoot growing from the root of a plant | Ratoon | 21%
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| jerky; twitching | Saccadic | 21%
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| high-waisted skiing pants with shoulder straps | Salopettes | 21%
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| a small quantity of something leftover | Tittynope | 21%
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| neighbor whose house is on fire | Ucalegon | 21%
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| having wooly or crispy hair | Ulotrichous | 21%
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| mass of flowers springing from a single center | Umbel | 21%
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| vain or foolish talk | Vaniloquence | 21%
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| one who carries a wallet | Walleteer | 21%
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| a young person considered to be presumptuous or overconfident | Whippersnapper | 21%
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| a visual condition where things appear yellow | Xanthopsia | 21%
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| hard and woody fruit | Xylocarp | 21%
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| hand of cards containing no card above nine | Yarborough | 21%
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| a footman | Yellowplush | 21%
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| delusion of a person who believes himself changed into an animal | Zoanthropy | 21%
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| spur attached to the heel of a fighting cock | Gablock | 14%
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| little | Ickle | 14%
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| having an unfriendly disposition | III-willie | 14%
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| nonsense, gibberish | Jabberwock | 14%
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| to wrap up | Mabble | 14%
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| fine cotton fabric | Nainsook | 14%
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| to choke; to suffocate | Quackle | 14%
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| two dozen sheets of paper | Quire | 14%
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| gravel pit | Sabbulonarium | 14%
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| to engage in cut-and-thrust fighting with knives | Snickersnee | 14%
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| pretentious nonsense | Taradiddle | 14%
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| a sweet mixture of meringue and whipped cream | Vacherin | 14%
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| wakeful; indisposed to sleep | Wakerife | 14%
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| somebody who walks in front of you through a crowd | Whiffler | 14%
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| to gulp down quickly and greedily | Xertz | 14%
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| large Jamaican earthenware or wooden vessel | Yabba | 14%
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| very good, very fine | Eellogofusciouhipoppokunurious | 7%
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| to pledge, pawn, or mortgage | Impignorate | 7%
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| knapsack | Kennebecker | 7%
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| making money in any way that you can | Quomodocunquizing | 7%
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| priapism; morbid lasciviousness | Tentigo | 7%
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| olive-plumed bush warbler | Uguisu | 7%
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