| Definition | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| A substance that flows out from something. | Effluence | 100%
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| To censure or criticise severely. | Excoriate | 100%
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| Having a strong or unpleasant odour. | Noisome | 100%
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| To give a sign of warning that is something is going to happen. | Portend | 100%
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| To act or behave in a jovial and exuberant fashion. | Rollick | 100%
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| To frolic playfully or engage in harmless mischief. | Skylark | 100%
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| A cosy, secluded space designed for comfort and relaxation. | Snuggery | 100%
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| To exacerbate (a negative feeling or problem); (occasionally) to sour and bitter a person. | Acerbate | 0%
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| (Of an activity or a creative work) Having an end or purpose in itself. | Autotelic | 0%
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| (Of the weather) Soothingly warm. | Balmy | 0%
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| Filled with bushes, trees, and dense vegetation; heavily wooded. | Bosky | 0%
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| Inexperienced, unsophisticated, or immature. | Callow | 0%
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| A state of bitter outrage or wrath; bile. | Choler | 0%
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| A grumpy or gruff person with a tendency to be critical or resistant to change. | Curmudgeon | 0%
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| A slope with a downward incline. | Declivity | 0%
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| Disagreeing or incongruous. | Discordant | 0%
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| Having or resembling tufts of wool. | Flocculent | 0%
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| So good or unusual as to be impossible to copy; unique. | Inimitable | 0%
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| The unique inner nature of a person or object as shown in a work of art, especially a poem. | Inscape | 0%
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| Difficult to deal with; prone to erratic behaviour. | Kittle | 0%
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| Render obscure, unclear, or unintelligible. | Obfuscate | 0%
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| Working in various locations as part of your profession. | Peripatetic | 0%
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| Making or requiring atonement. | Piacular | 0%
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| Intended to make someone less angry or hostile; placatory. | Placative | 0%
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| Creative production, especially of a work of art; an instance of this. | Poiesis | 0%
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| Commanding respect or inspiring fear; formidable. | Redoubtable | 0%
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| (Especially of vegetation) Dry or withered. | Sere | 0%
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| Temporary stay or short visit. | Sojourn | 0%
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| Of, relating to, or resembling a forest. | Sylvan | 0%
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| Loud and insistent; clamorous. | Vociferous | 0%
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