(v.) to shut down or dismiss

 

(v.) to visit

 

(v.) to free someone from obligation; to forgive

 

(v.) to decide collaboratively

 

(v.) to rise up in proximity to another

 

(v.) to increase in size or intensity

 

(v.) to discourage; to cause dismay

 

(v.) to quicken or increase in speed

 

(adj.) in the middle; medium

 

(v.) to act as an intermediary between parties in conflict

 

(adj.) common or frequently appearing

 

(v.) to incite conflict or controversy

 

(v.) to relieve or lessen

 

(v.) to warn someone

 

(v.) to detach or partially destroy

 

(v.) to frequent or visit often

 

(v.) to escape; to vanish

 

(v.) to question or wonder

 

(v.) to subject to study, usually scientific

 

(v.) to determine the value of something

 

(v.) to wound or physically harm

 

(v.) to extend an invitation to another

 

(v.) to subject to severe embarrassment

 

(v.) to yell; to scream

 

(adj.) different from the conventional

 

(adj.) incorrect; proven to be wrong

 

(adj.) clear or obvious

 

(adj.) obstructed, especially regarding vision

 

(v.) to create a new problem or issue

 

(v.) to lessen or decrease

 

(v.) to make more violent or severe

 

(v.) to return, usually to a topic

 

(n.) any genre or group

 

(n.) a rounded column, in architecture

 

(n.) a banking or financial institution

 

(n.) a specialized market

 

(adj.) frequent; occurring regularly

 

(adj.) holding simultaneous but contradictory feelings toward something

 

(adj.) extraterrestrial; occurring beyond Earth

 

(adj.) physical; occurring in the body

 

(n.) attendance

 

(n.) something that has halted or ended

 

(n.) a passage taken from a larger text

 

(n.) a bill before it is passed into law

 

(adj.) relatively unknown; hidden

 

(adv.) with purpose

 

(adj.) obvious or easily deciphered

 

(adj.) frightening or inspiring fear

 

(v.) to question

 

(v.) to hear or listen

 

(v.) to discuss; to debate

 

(v.) to study

 

(v.) to create, usually art

 

(v.) to question

 

(v.) to show by example

 

(v.) to offer an alternative

 

(adj.) no longer useful or in style

 

(adj.) irreverent; disrespectful

 

(adj.) fake or inauthentic

 

(adj.) valuable, usually referring to something antique

 

(n.) a strong feeling of dislike

 

(adj.) of animal nature

 

(n.) alive or having life

 

(n.) a fight or argument

 

(adj.) hopeful; desired but not guaranteed

 

(adj.) unclear; leaving room for interpretation

 

(adj.) unambiguous; leaving no question as to meaning or intent

 

(adj.) quick, usually mentally

 

(v.) to be submissive or compliant

 

(adj.) partial or incomplete

 

(v.) to separate into parts

 

(v.) to soothe or settle

 

(adj.) fresh or new, usually food

 

(adj.) easily frightened or spooked

 

(adj.) nearly exact; close in value but not precise

 

(adj.) ostentatious or showy; boastful

 

(n.) something that has been revealed or uncovered

 

(n.) a weakness; an injury to the body

 

(n.) a setting forth of the meaning or purpose (usually of a text)

 

(n.) a conclusion (usually to a text or piece of music)

 

(n.) something that is unclear or hidden

 

(n.) a tool intended to improve understanding

 

(n.) a mental image; awareness of something

 

(n.) a misunderstanding, usually between people

 

(adj.) fixed or resistant to change

 

(adj.) rough, especially in texture

 

(adj.) uncertain or difficult to determine

 

(adj.) determined by something other than necessity or intrinsic nature

 

(v.) to give way; to stumble

 

(v.) to feint or make a deceptive movement

 

(v.) to act as a parent to a child

 

(v.) to breathe, usually in exercise

 

(n.) a prediction of future events

 

(n.) a mental view or prospect

 

(n.) something that occurs once a month

 

(n.) a quick change in direction, usually figurative

 

(n.) a quality or characteristic of someone or something

 

(n.) a style of dress

 

(n.) something that is animate or alive

 

(n.) a weakness; an injury to the body

 

(adj.) describing a large quantity of something, usually food

 

(adj.) capable of being accomplished

 

(adj.) fast or quick

 

(adj.) frustrating; problematic

 

(adj.) relating to the matter at hand

 

(adj.) fresh or young

 

(adj.) random; unrelated

 

(adj.) cheerful and happy; optimistic

 

(adj.) producing good results or effects

 

(adj.) of bad quality or made cheaply

 

(adj.) optimistic, usually about the future

 

(adj.) upsetting; creating stress or worry

 

(v.) to swoon or collapse

 

(v.) to pretend; to assert a falsehood as if it were true

 

(v.) to frequent; to attend regularly

 

(v.) to question; to doubt someone (often an authority figure)

 

(v.) to think about; to reflect on

 

(v.) to distract; to create a diversion

 

(v.) to upset someone or cause distress

 

(v.) to digest; to break down food in the stomach

 

(adj.) easy to understand

 

(adj.) difficult to separate from another

 

(adj.) covering completely or broadly

 

(adj.) in the middle; medium

 

(v.) to worry or fret

 

(v.) to remain the same over time

 

(v.) to shift uncertainly; to rise and fall

 

(v.) to make an offer on something

 

(adj.) hopeful; desired but not guaranteed

 

(adj.) obstructed, usually by an object

 

(adj.) clear or obvious

 

(adj.) generally accepted or favored

 

(n.) something suggested by a word or object

 

(n.) a ruckus or disturbance

 

(n.) something that has halted or ended

 

(n.) an opening event; a graduation ceremony

 

(v.) to devise or develop

 

(v.) to separate into parts

 

(v.) to wound or physically harm

 

(v.) to extend an invitation to another

 

(n.) one who causes something to move in a particular direction

 

(n.) a strong feeling of dislike

 

(n.) one who argues against something

 

(n.) an advocate

 

(n.) a fight or argument

 

(n.) the degree of difference between two things

 

(n.) a collection of objects

 

(n.) any genre or group

 

(v.) to refresh or reinvigorate

 

(v.) to soothe or settle

 

(v.) to guess; to offer a hypothetical

 

(v.) to cause or bring into existence

 

(adj.) rehabilitative; helpful

 

(adj.) involving punishment

 

(adj.) fake or inauthentic

 

(adj.) fast or quick

 

(adj.) unavoidable

 

(adj.) discouraging; acting as a deterrent

 

(adj.) offering grounds for believability

 

(adj.) enthusiastic or eager

 

(adj.) gentle; calm

 

(n.) a donation or present to another

 

(n.) the main point

 

(n.) a petty scheme or swindle

 

(n.) a relative; someone in a family relationship with another

 

(n.) something that is fast or swift

 

(n.) repulsion

 

(n.) a friendly relationship

 

(adj.) cursed or doomed

 

(adj.) rough, especially in texture

 

(adj.) hasty; rapidly produced

 

(adj.) uncertain or difficult to determine

 

(adj.) clear or obvious

 

(adj.) in the middle; medium

 

(adj.) involving a suggested idea or theory

 

(adj.) incorrect; proven to be wrong

 

(n.) a fight or argument

 

(n.) an underlying reason

 

(n.) a fixed amount of a commodity

 

(n.) a quick change in direction, usually figurative

 

(n.) something that has halted or ended

 

(n.) a sad person

 

(n.) a naturally occurring poison

 

(n.) a critic constantly finding fault in people or things

 

(n.) a movement in a concerto

 

(adj.) confined or imprisoned

 

(adj.) not biased

 

(adj.) frequent or occurring often

 

(v.) to settle or resolve differences

 

(v.) to comfort another

 

(v.) to continue or persist in an activity

 

(v.) to carry; to lift

 

(n.) a genre or group

 

(n.) attendance

 

(n.) demise; passing

 

(n.) a scarcity or lack

 

(adj.) in part

 

(adj.) irreverent

 

(adj.) disrespectful

 

(adj.) provoking disbelief

 

(adj.) unclear; leaving room for interpretation

 

(adj.) quick, usually mentally

 

(adj.) worrying

 

(adj.) exceeding what is necessary

 

(adj.) frequent

 

(adj.) expansive; vast

 

(adj.) remaining the same over time

 

(adj.) lacking in a necessary quality

 

(n.) a possible significance

 

(n.) a request or formal appeal

 

(n.) an exercise, implementation, or use

 

(n.) enjoyment

 

(adj.) particular; separate

 

(adj.) showing deference to another

 

(adj.) easily embarrassed

 

(adj.) agreeable; easy to get along with

 

(v.) to prompt or remind

 

(v.) to show clearly

 

(v.) to rest

 

(v.) to listen closely

 

(v.) to run a campaign for office

 

(v.) to practice or repeat over and over

 

(v.) to quit, usually a job

 

(v.) to express indirectly

 

(v.) to recover from an injury

 

(v.) to repay in kind

 

(v.) to refuse to do something

 

(v.) to harm physically or emotionally

 

(v.) to organize an event or objects

 

(v.) to distract another

 

(v.) to represent with images or words

 

(v.) to quote someone directly

 

(n.) something that ignites a spark or starts a fire

 

(n.) a refusal, usually unexpected

 

(n.) a realization

 

(n.) something that provokes action

 

(n.) one who argues against something

 

(n.) an offer, usually of help

 

(n.) destruction; a hurtful act

 

(n.) an inappropriate reaction