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SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL FOR SCHOOL LEVEL
CATEGORY V & VI
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Supplementary material for School Level
Category V & VI
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for each word.
JUMBLED LETTERS: Ten scrambled words will be given to the students along
with their meanings. The students have to rearrange the letters, identify the
correct word using the clues, and write them in the space provided.
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C ontents
1. DICTATION ............................................. 07 - 18
2. JUMBLED LETTERS .................................. 19 - 46
3. SPELL IT .................................................. 47 - 50
Answers................................................ 51 - 52
DICTATION
No. WORD SCRIPT MEANING
a serious mental illness

in which someone cannot
1 Schizophrenia /skt.sfri.ni./ understand what is real and
what is imaginary
a list of questions that several

people are asked so that
2 Questionnaire /kwes.tner/ information can be collected
about something
keep away the worldly

3 Abstinence /b.st.nnts/ pleasures
describes someone whose

admiration for something is
4 Fanaticism /fnt..s.zm/ considered to be extreme or
unreasonable
a system for controlling or

managing a country, company
or organisation that is operated
5 bureaucracy /bjrk.r.si/ by a large number of officials
who are employed to follow
rules carefully
a very wrong and unfair action

6 Iniquity /nk.w.ti/ or situation
a mental illness resulting

in high levels of anxiety,
7 Neurosis /njr.ss/ unreasonable fears and
behaviour and, often, a need to
repeat actions unnecessarily
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the state of understanding and

8 consciousness /kn.t.sns/ realising something
to cause a business to close,

9 Liquidate /lk.w.det/ so that its assets can be sold to
pay its debts
all the objects needed for or

10 Paraphernalia /pr..fne.li./ connected with a particular
activity
describes something that is not

active or growing, but which
11 Dormant /d.mnt/ has the ability to be active at a
later time
very eager for something,

12 Voracious /vre.s/ especially a lot of food.
13 Eloquent /el..kwnt/ giving a clear, strong message
fear or worry about what is

14 Trepidation /trep.de.n/ going to happen
a type of small magazine

that contains pictures and
15 Brochure /br.r/ information on a product or a
company
causing you to have fear or

respect for something or
16 Formidable /fm.d.bl/ someone because they are
large, powerful or difficult
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describes an experience,
event, object or idea that is
17 Transcendental /trn.senden.tl/ extremely special and unusual
and cannot be understood in
ordinary ways
the quality of being very large

18 Grandeur /grn.djr/ and special or beautiful
when something or someone

19 Ubiquity /jubk.w.ti/ seems to be everywhere
a person who is between

20 Septuagenarian /sep.tj.dne.ri.n/ 70 and 79 years old
lack of activity or interest, or

21 Inertia /n./ unwillingness to make an effort
to do anything
the abilities and experience

which make someone suitable
22 Credentials /krden.t ls/ for a particular job or activity,
or proof of someone's abilities
and experience
23 Juncture /dk.tr/ a particular point in time
24 Heinous /hi.ns/ very bad and shocking
having little energy; feeling

25 Lethargic /l.dk/ unwilling and unable to do
anything

(the art of making) a drawing or

written or spoken description
of someone, which makes
26 Caricature /kr..k.t / r part of their appearance or
character more noticeable than
it really is, and which usually
makes them look silly
a small extra floor between one

27 Mezzanine /met.s.nin/ floor of a building and the next
floor up
a situation in which a business

28 Bankruptcy /b.krpt.si/ or a person becomes bankrupt
thought not to be completely

29 Dubious /dju.bi.s/ true or not able to be trusted
when you feel as if you are

30 Nausea /n.zi./ going to vomit
a person who has no energy,

seems to act without thinking
31 Zombie /zm.bi/ and does not notice what is
happening around them
a person who is between 80

32 Octogenarian /k.t.dne.ri.n/ and 89 years old
the activity of performing

33 Witchcraft /wt.krft/ magic to help or harm other
people

the authority of an official

34 Jurisdiction /d.rsdk.n/ organisation to make and deal
with especially legal decisions
continued effort and

35 Perseverance /p.sv.rnts/ determination
a possession or piece of
property that is considered
36 Appurtenance /p.t.nnts/ to be a typical feature of a
particular way of living
often complaining, especially in

37 Querulous /kwer.j.ls/ a weak high voice
38 Boisterous /b.str.s/ noisy, energetic and rough
an idea or explanation for

something that is based on
39 Hypothesis /hap..ss/ known facts but has not yet
been proved
in the Roman Catholic Church

40 Diocese /da..ss/ and the Anglican church, an
area controlled by a bishop
a medical condition that causes

41 Rheumatism /ru.m.t.zm/ stiffness and pain in the joints
or muscles of the body
describes a rate of increase

which becomes quicker and
42 Exponential /ek.spnen.tl/ quicker as the thing that
increases becomes larger

when someone acts strictly

43 Adherence /dh.rnts/ according to rules, beliefs, etc.
the scientific study of the

sudden violent movements
44 Seismology /sazml..di/ of the Earth connected with
earthquakes
when people eat and drink

45 Gluttony /glt.n.i/ more than they need to
a person, especially a political

leader, who wins support by
46 Demagogue /dem..gg/ exciting people's emotions
rather than by having good
ideas
If the ground or sea is

extremely dangerous,
47 Treacherous /tret.r.s/ especially because of bad
weather conditions
48 Hazardous /hz..ds/ dangerous
to take control or a position

49 Usurp /juzp/ of power, especially without
having the right to
someone who behaves badly or

50 Miscreant /ms.kri.nt/ does not obey rules

an organisation of people who

51 Guild /gld/ do the same job or have the
same interests
52 Venomous /ven..ms/ poisonous
someone who starts their own

business, especially when
53 Entrepreneur /n.tr.prnr/ this involves seeing a new
opportunity
experienced as a result of
watching, listening to or
54 Vicarious /vke.ri.s/ reading about the activities of
other people, rather than by
doing the activities yourself
a person who helps the poor,

55 Philanthropist /flnt.r.pst/ especially by giving them
money
obedience and respect, or

56 Obeisance /be.snts/ something you do which
expresses this
to make cloth by repeatedly

crossing a single thread
57 Weave /wiv/ through two sets of long threads
on a loom (= special frame)

extreme dislike or fear of

58 Xenophobia /zen.f.bi./ foreigners, their customs, their
religions, etc.
59 Zephyr /zef.r/ a light wind
someone who had a job or a

position before someone else,
60 Predecessor /pri.dses.r/ or something which comes
before another thing in time or
in a series
a person in charge of an
61 Auctioneer /k.nr / auction who calls out the prices
that people offer
temporarily quiet and not

62 Quiescent /kwies.nt/ active
someone who works for

a government or large
63 Ombudsman /m.bdz.mn/ organisation and deals with the
complaints made against it
64 Barbaric /bbr.k/ extremely cruel and unpleasant
putting a lot of effort into your

65 Conscientious /kn.tient.s/ work

relating to or thinking about the

66 Retrospective /ret.rspek.tv/ past
describes something old and in

67 Dilapidated /dlp..de.td/ poor condition
happening or existing at the

68 Contemporaneous /kntem.pre.ni.s/ same period of time
a sudden and uncontrolled

69 Effusion /fju.n/ expression of strong emotion
great change, especially
70 Upheaval /phi.vl/ causing or involving much

difficulty, activity or trouble
71 Flautist /fl.tst/ a person who plays the flute
to put something such as a plan
72 Jeopardise /dep..daz/ or system in danger of being

harmed or damaged
describes a style or a way

of using language that is
complicated in order to attract
73 Grandiloquent /grndl..kwnt/ admiration and attention,

especially in order to make
someone or something seem
important
the action of seizing something

74 Seizure /si.r/ by force or with legal authority

dishonest talk, writing or

75 Humbug /hm.bg/ behaviour that is intended to
deceive people
a large, frightening and

76 Rottweiler /rtwa.l / r sometimes dangerous type of
dog
coming or likely to happen

77 Imminent /m..nnt/ very soon
to remove all signs of

something, either by destroying
78 Obliterate /blt.r.et/ it or by covering it so that it
cannot be seen
to slow down or cause

79 Impede /mpid/ problems for the achievement
or finishing of something
a large organised event which

80 Jamboree /dm.bri/ many people go to, or a busy,
noisy occasion or period
having or expressing more

81 Ambiguous /mbg.ju.s/ than one possible meaning,
sometimes intentionally
a very slight difference in

82 Nuance /nju.nts/ appearance, meaning, sound, etc
noise, excitement and

83 Kerfuffle /kff.l/ argument

84 Foment /fment/ to cause trouble to develop
someone who is part of a

85 Layman /le.mn/ religious organisation but who
is not paid or specially trained
the art of making objects for

86 origami /r.g.mi/ decoration by folding sheets of
paper into shapes
87 Leaven /lev.n/ to make something less boring
a member of a group of people

who move from one place to
88 Nomad /n.md/ another rather than living in
one place all of the time
unhappy, unpleasant or of low

89 Wretched /ret.d/ quality
90 Melancholic /mel.kl.k/ expressing feelings of sadness
a king or queen, or the person

91 Sovereign /sv.r.n/ with the highest power in a
country
solid waste from animals,

especially horses, which is
92 Manure /mnjr/ spread on the land in order to
make plants grow well

to defeat someone or
93 Overwhelm /.vwelm/ something by using a lot of
force
a group of teams playing

a sport who take part in
94 League /lig/ competitions between each
other
to make a quick short note of

95 Jot /dt/ something
the political, social and

economic changes which
96 Perestroika /per.str.k/ happened in the USSR during
the late 1980s
97 Impecunious /m.pkju.ni.s/ having very little money; poor
a strong, often sudden, feeling

98 Revulsion /rvl.n/ that something is extremely
unpleasant
involving or producing
99 Kinetic /knet.k/ movement
behaviour that is intended

to prevent the truth about
100 Masquerade /ms.kred/ something unpleasant or not
wanted from becoming known

Jumbled letters Examples
1 PPRUAE a very poor person PAUPER
EEEATRTRVB an animal of
a large group distinguished by the
2 VERTEBRATE
possession of a backbone or spinal
column
RCGSUEO something or
3 someone that causes great suffering or SCOURGE
a lot of trouble
FIDDETNIF Lacking self

4 DIFFIDENT
confidence
IEVEILGRP a special right,

advantage, or immunity granted or
5 PRIVILEGE
available only to a particular person or
group

6 RHWTA extreme anger WRATH
TOPERTESCR a survey or
7 review of a past course of events or RETROSPECT
period of time
LODSHHTRE the floor of an

8 THRESHOLD
entrance to a building or room
ANOJTRI a caretaker or
9 JANITOR
doorkeeper of a building
ARHDAGG looking ill or tired,

10 HAGGARD
often with dark skin under the eyes

Jumbled letters EXERCISES
LSFSIO a bone, a shell or the shape

1 of a plant or animal which has been
preserved in rock for a very long period
INELLDWG a house, flat, or other

2
place of residence
XPEUGEN to rub off or remove

3
information from a piece of writing
SILUOIBVO not conscious of

4
something
NYERCMERA primarily
5 concerned with making money at the
expense of ethics
RSUUP to take control or a position

6 of power, especially without having the
right to
RLAEPAB a simple story used to

7
illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson

RTYSSMEUOI strange, not
8
known or not understood
RNTEOIECRA activity done for

9
enjoyment when one is not working
LGFEAIO the leaves of a plant

10 or tree, or leaves on the stems or
branches on which they are growing
GTSHAA suddenly filled with

11
strong feelings of shock and worry
TSCUUOAI describes someone

12
who avoids risks
OCEENUCESQN result or effect,

13 typically one that is unwelcome or
unpleasant
JRDUEA to ask or order someone

14
to do something

RRMSOEE when you feel very
15 guilty and sad about something you
have done
UISXGHTENI cause (a fire or

16
light) to cease to burn or shine
GWNTEI a sudden short feeling

17
of physical or mental pain
OUUMNSLI giving off light;

18
bright or shining
CSRMSAEA an act of killing a lot

19
of people
RMAGLOU an attractive or
20 exciting quality that makes certain
people or things seem appealing
TNQRAAIU a group of four lines

21
in a poem

RRRCSEEO in stories, a man
22 who has magical powers and who uses
them to harm other people
LEIAGNE direct descent from an

23
ancestor; ancestry or pedigree
CCLBOIU relating to the

24
countryside
HRCILYVA courteous behaviour,

25 especially that of a man towards
women
RTLEEAAU a person who has

been given a very high honour
26
because of their ability in a subject of
study
DNCCREEE the belief that

27
something is true
SNWTESI a person who sees an

28 event, typically a crime or accident,
take place

RTWHEI to make large twisting
29
movements with the body
LOGUPOER a passage before

30
the main part
RGVSNEEIO a king or queen, or

31 the person with the highest power in a
country
RDETSOIA a small rocky body

32
orbiting the sun
DNNMCEO to criticise
33 something or someone strongly,
usually for moral reasons
MGLEEU a plant that has its seeds

34
in a pod, such as the bean or pea
CFTFSAOEU die or cause to die

35
from lack of air or inability to breathe

SGMREEOU extremely
36 unpleasant and shocking, and usually
dealing with death or injury
HDINUTSSIGI recognise or treat

37
(someone or something) as different
RBMRSAASE to cause someone

38
to feel nervous
39 SIINCEU a style of cooking
40 AMLEINTIE get rid of
AARSPOL an umbrella used to

41
protect from the sun
MMTTLUUIA a threat in which a

person or group of people are warned
42 that if they do not do a particular thing,
something unpleasant will happen to
them

SBFLEEIA able to be made, done
43
or achieved
SDLAOEET lonely, dismal,

44
gloomy
BJRMEOAE a large organised

45 event which many people go to, or a
busy, noisy occasion or period
BVLEAI able to work as intended

46
or able to succeed
YLTIRAOS done alone, by

47
yourself
RWFAH an area like a wide wall

built near the edge of the sea or a river
48
where ships can be tied and goods
unloaded
EOTNAYTR a person, typically a

49 lawyer, appointed to act for another in
business or legal matters

RNBVLLUEEA able to be easily
50 physically, emotionally, or mentally
hurt, influenced or attacked
51 SUVRANEO very hungry
52 ERITANR ground or land
TNDUIIOMIN - reduction in size or

53
importance
AYPTIANHT - a feeling of great

54
dislike
EEACCD agree to a demand or

55
request
IGRDAIBRE the army rank above

56
colonel

RDAMAU go around stealing
57
things or attacking people
ATECITL relating to the sense of

58
touch
YRGPOURAT according to
59 Roman Catholics a place where souls
must clean themselves of sin
LGRNPOO that which continues

60
for a long time
VRQIEU shake or vibrate with a

61
slight rapid motion
NITVETROR shy person who

62
keeps within him/herself.
GLCLAEO a picture in which

63 various materials are stuck onto a
larger surface

TMRRSUO platform for
64
delivering a public speech
EOOMCEMMRAT to honour
65
the memory of
RRDNTUEI a person entering

66
without permission
UIAVRCOSO desiring or eating

67
food in great quantities
STTHEEAI pause before doing or

68
saying something
UNLRVATYO resulting from your

69
own free will
TTPSRCOAE a person who

70
watches an activity without taking part
NtCIIIVY the area immediately

71
around a place

SEACIHTTE pertaining to a sense
72
of beauty
CSSPIAUO very much open and

73
airy
SCCCNNEEIO part of the mind

74
that tells you what is wrong and right
75 AHUIPEOR feeling of well-being
CDLTAEEI easily broken or

76
damaged, fragile, very thin and fine
VRBTEEBAAI shorten a word or

77
phrase
78 EYDIFLTI faithfulness
TTPRSYEA a piece of thick fabric

79
woven or embroidered on it

ADIUCLJI having to do with
80
judges or courts of law
81 NNMTMEII about to happen
TRDUEO a different or indirect

route to a place, that is used to avoid a
82
problem or to visit somewhere or do
something
ETBEELVONN showing
83
kindness or goodwill
84 SEUTLVEBI a small entrance hall
85 IBLIDENCRE unbelievable
SGATALOIN a bittersweet
86 longing for something or someone of
the past

TPJSXOUEA to put things which
87
are not similar, next to each other
EOEUNLTQ speaking beautifully

88
and forcefully
TAERACELEC to increase the

89
speed of
NNMSYOOUA made or done by

90 someone whose name is not known or
not made public
USNCEITOA holding firmly to

91
something
IALOATRNE - the reasons or

92 intentions for a particular set of
thoughts or actions
URZAE (having) the bright blue

93
colour of the sky on a sunny day

AHMREP to prevent someone
94
doing something easily
ALBCIER the quality of someone

95 or something, especially someone's
ability
PTRREUU to explode, break or

96
tear
DRAVEEP to pass or spread

97
through every part
EGERLEBLITN wishing to fight

98
or argue
DRNPSLUEO great beauty which

99
attracts admiration and attention
DYRTWA looking bright and

100 attractive but in fact cheap and of low
quality

cfufeeleng The quality of
101
being bright and sendingout raysof light.
alisrpasy Complete loss of

102 muscle function for one or more muscle
groups
deleinuvcg The act of

103 disclosing something that was secret or
private.
104 ieecetslnp A raging epidemic.
natetnisr One who or that

105
which is only of temporary existence.
clitixpe Precisely and clearly

106
expressed.
lcaiamortpon Any
107
announcement made in a public manner.

prdsgiaae To regard or speak
108
of slightingly.
assnrtoiitde A treatise
109 advancing a new pointof view resulting
from research.
topooclr A declaration or
110 memorandum of agreement less solemn
and formal than a treaty.
tntsagna Not flowing: said of

111
water, as in a pool.
112 vnbadgao A wanderer.
olalbpeder Deserving strong

113
condemnation
bislaedcpe Morally
114
reprehensible.

115 glnoace To coagulate.
eatgimycil Accordance with

116
law.
ceoolns Give moral or

117
emotional strength to someone.
hevmente Expressing strong

118
feelings or great energy or force
mccriunevt To avoid
119
something, especially cleverly or illegally
120 ertluvica Highly profitable.
memsuhepi A figure of speech

121 by which a phrase less offensive is
substituted.

engpyor The immediate
122
descendants of a person.
dsoyrop The study of poetical

123
forms.
acmyslcat A sudden violent

124
change
rtinheen Existing as an
125
essential constituent or characteristic.
anleboreix Impervious to
126
pleas, persuasion, requests, reason.
arsseiutcet To restore from

127
apparent death.
128 letdeiuorse harmful.

eramnitte To put an end or
129
stop to.
briragnhe One who or that

130 which foreruns and announces the
coming of any person or thing.
oifrctey The property of being

131
wild or turbulent.
pooagnlyoetal Study of
132 fossils to get information about the life on
Earth and the structure of rocks
uuciorssrl Grossly indecent

133
or vulgar.
rimfyrian A place for the

134
reception or treatment of the sick.
leyerstop One who has

135 changed from one religious belief to
another.

irranaga Pertaining to land,
136
especially agricultural land.
ntomeem A reminder of past

137
events, a souvenir.
nouismo Threatening
138 or foreshadowing evil or tragic
developments.
amuetniropt Reciprocal
139
change, different ordering of same items.
rnsacceeot To set apart as

140
sacred.
rvoiadlyect A parting
141
address.
ehpetosnyu The side of a

142 right-angled triangle opposite the right
angle.

ixiuaraly One who or that
143 which aids or helps, especially when
regarded as subsidiary or accessory.
soccat To approach and speak

144
boldly
iuaiiamnttlsri The ethical

145 doctrine that actions are right because
they are useful or of beneficial tendency.
cpbmeelcia Without fault or

146
error.
eirtrionc A standard by
147 which to determine the correctness of a
judgment or conclusion.
148 caltuni An insane person.
alagmma An alloy or union of

149
mercury with another metal.

eigenxt An urgent situation that
150
demands attention.
ttcvoeerair Operative
151 on, or having reference to past events,
transactions, responsibilities.
ancoselvtnce Recovering
152
health after sickness.
laakil Anything that will

153
neutralize an acid, as lime, magnesia, etc.
saupiraoc Disposed to seize

154 by violence or by unlawful or greedy
methods.
insiccuetoosn Governed by
155
moral standard.
iialnvvoc Devoted to feasting,

156 or to good-fellowship in eating or
drinking.

gluinsti One who is acquainted
157
with several languages.
emtnlnoos Inclined to or
158
marked by drowsiness.
159 blaglour Spherical.
rrustngee Increasing or
160
becoming popular again
hustyarcohsi Extinct marine

161
reptiles which resembled Dolphins
hoemag Reverential regard or

162
worship.
rseucopnsi The sharp striking

163
of one body against another.

rtite Made commonplace by
164
excessive repetition.
neptnieec Feeling sorry for

165
something you have done
ibcneiocnealv
166
Incomprehensible.
ctedsanline Conducted with

167
or marked by hidden aims or methods.
168 fueailsdm The feudal system.
uanmsiiuoslpl Without spirit

169
or bravery.
snrtartileeta to write a
170
word or letter in a different alphabet

tiafsoiusd Giving too much
171
attention to everything to make it perfect
otbsaega To damage or destroy

172
something to prevent someones success
173 nshieuo Very bad and shocking
mtencorropay existing or
174
happening now
illapvieat a treatment that

175 reduces pain without curing the cause of
the pain.
caapane A remedy or medicine

176 proposed for or professing to cure all
diseases.
tuaycra An officer, as of an
177 insurance company, who calculates and
states the risks and premiums.

rmebugse To place or plunge
178
under water.
aihleytpl The study and

179
collection of stamps.
otitinniu Instinctive knowledge

180
or feeling.

word list for SPELL IT
NO WORDS MEANING
1 CURMUDGEON an old person who is often in a bad mood
2 GHOULISH ugly and unpleasant, or frightening
3 RESERVOIR a large supply of something
4 OMNISCIENT having or seeming to have unlimited knowledge
to talk or write about past experiences which you

5 REMINISCE
remember with pleasure
someone whose job is to discover information about

6 SLEUTH
crimes and find out who is responsible for them
the punishing of someone for harming you or your

7 VENGEANCE friends or family, or the wish for such punishment
to happen
8 BIZARRE very strange and unusual
describes something that is not as important as

9 PERIPHERAL
something else
10 SWADDLE to wrap a baby tightly in cloth
attractive because of being unusual and especially

11 QUAINT
old-fashioned
12 JUDICATURE the legal system and the work it does

NO WORDS MEANING
to make something appear by magic, or as if by

13 CONJURE
magic
one of the back legs of an animal with four legs that

14 HAUNCH
is used for meat
a small shop that sells fashionable clothes, shoes,

15 BOUTIQUE
jewellery, etc.
to confuse someone so much that they do not know

16 FLUMMOX
what to do
a small, circular cover for the head worn by Jewish

17 YARMULKE
men, especially at religious ceremonies
a person who knows a lot about and enjoys one of

18 CONNOISSEUR the arts, or food, drink, etc. and can judge quality
and skill in that subject
to give someone strong feelings of happiness and

19 EXHILARATE
excitement
an arrangement to meet someone, especially

20 RENDEZVOUS secretly, at a particular place and time, or the place
itself
21 OBNOXIOUS very unpleasant or rude
likely to act on a sudden idea or wish, without

22 IMPETUOUS
considering the results of your actions
23 FINESSE great skill or style

NO WORDS MEANING
24 ORDINANCE a law or rule made by a government or authority
25 BURGEON to develop or grow quickly
26 IRASCIBLE easily angered; irritable
27 ATHEISM the doctrine or belief that there is no God
28 VULPINE cunning or crafty
29 COLLOGUE to confer secretly or to consult
the part of a ship's equipment or cargo that is

30 JETSAM
thrown overboard to lighten the load in a storm
31 GLIMPSE A brief, incomplete view or look.
32 TREMENDOUS Very great in amount, scale or intensity
33 ASSUAGE to make unpleasant feelings less strong
an action or statement that is intended to make

34 PROVOCATION
someone angry
35 MELANCHOLY sad
36 DOYEN the senior member of a body or group.
a sudden or unpredictable change of attitude,

37 CAPRICE
behaviour, etc.; whim

NO WORDS MEANING
38 COLLOP A small portion of food or a slice, especially of meat
Compensation for injured feelings as distinct from

39 SOLATIUM
financial loss or physical suffering.
personal state of isolation and anxiety resulting

40 ANOMIE
from a lack of social control and regulation
41 MESMERISE to spellbind, fascinate
42 APLOMB confidence; coolness
43 REINFORCE to make something stronger
44 CONGENIAL friendly and pleasant
45 SPACIOUS having a large capacity or area
a deliberately invalid argument displaying ingenuity

46 SOPHISM
in reasoning in the hope of deceiving someone.
47 DEARTH an acute insufficiency
48 CREVICE a long narrow depression in a surface
a very slight difference in appearance, meaning,

49 NUANCE
sound, etc
50 VORACIOUS very eager for something, especially a lot of food

ANSWERS
JUMBLED LETTERS
1. FOSSIL 29. WRITHE 57. MARAUD
2. DWELLING 30. PROLOGUE 58. TACTILE
3. EXPUNGE 31. SOVEREIGN 59. PURGATORY
4. OBLIVIOUS 32. ASTEROID 60. PROLONG
5. MERCENARY 33. CONDEMN 61. QUIVER
6. USURP 34. LEGUME 62. INTROVERT
7. PARABLE 35. SUFFOCATE 63. COLLAGE
8. MYSTERIOUS 36. GRUESOME 64. ROSTRUM
9. RECREATION 37. DISTINGUISH 65. COMMEMORATE
10. FOLIAGE 38. EMBARRASS 66. INTRUDER
11. AGHAST 39. CUISINE 67. VORACIOUS
12. CAUTIOUS 40. ELIMINATE 68. HESITATE
13. CONSEQUENCE 41. PARASOL 69. VOLUNTARY
14. ADJURE 42. ULTIMATUM 70. SPECTATOR
15. REMORSE 43. FEASIBLE 71. VICINITY
16. EXTINGUISH 44. DESOLATE 72. AESTHETIC
17. TWINGE 45. JAMBOREE 73. SPACIOUS
18. LUMINOUS 46. VIABLE 74. CONSCIENCE
19. MASSACRE 47. SOLITARY 75. EUPHORIA
20. GLAMOUR 48. WHARF 76. DELICATE
21. QUATRAIN 49. ATTORNEY 77. ABBREVIATE
22. SORCERER 50. VULNERABLE 78. FIDELITY
23. LINEAGE 51. RAVENOUS 79. TAPESTRY
24. BUCOLIC 52. TERRAIN 80. JUDICIAL
25. CHIVALRY 53. DIMINUTION 81. IMMINENT
26. LAUREATE 54. ANTIPATHY 82. DETOUR
27. CREDENCE 55. ACCEDE 83. BENEVOLENT
28. WITNESS 56. BRIGADIER 84. VESTIBULE

85. INCREDIBLE 117. console 149. amalgam
86. NOSTALGIA 118. vehement 150. exigent
87. JUXTAPOSE 119. circumvent 151. retroactive
88. ELOQUENT 120. lucrative 152. convalescent
89. ACCELERATE 121. euphemism 153. alkali
90. ANONYMOUS 122. progeny 154. rapacious
91. TENACIOUS 123. prosody 155. conscientious
92. RATIONALE 124. cataclysm 156. convivial
93. AZURE 125. inherent 157. linguist
94. HAMPER 126. inexorable 158. somnolent
95. CALIBRE 127. resuscitate 159. globular
96. RUPTURE 128. deleterious 160. resurgent
97. PERVADE 129. terminate 161. ichthyosaurs
98. BELLIGERENT 130. harbinger 162. homage
99. SPLENDOUR 131. ferocity 163. percussion
100. TAWDRY 132. palaeontology 164. trite
101. effulgence 133. scurrilous 165. penitence
102. paralysis 134. infirmary 166. inconceivable
103. divulgence 135. proselyte 167. clandestine
104. pestilence 136. agrarian 168. feudalism
105. transient 137. memento 169. pusillanimous
106. explicit 138. ominous 170. transliterate
107. proclamation 139. permutation 171. fastidious
108. disparage 140. consecrate 172. sabotage
109. dissertation 141. valedictory 173. heinous
110. protocol 142. hypotenuse 174. contemporary
111. stagnant 143. auxiliary 175. palliative
112. vagabond 144. accost 176. panacea
113. deplorable 145. utilitarianism 177. actuary
114. despicable 146. impeccable 178. submerge
115. congeal 147. criterion 179. philately
116. legitimacy 148. lunatic 180. intuition

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a serious mental illness

a list of questions that several

keep away the worldly

describes someone whose

a system for controlling or

a very wrong and unfair action

a mental illness resulting

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the state of understanding and

to cause a business to close,

all the objects needed for or

describes something that is not

very eager for something,

13 Eloquent /el..kwnt/ giving a clear, strong message

fear or worry about what is

a type of small magazine

causing you to have fear or

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the quality of being very large

when something or someone

a person who is between

lack of activity or interest, or

the abilities and experience

23 Juncture /dk.tr/ a particular point in time

24 Heinous /hi.ns/ very bad and shocking

having little energy; feeling

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(the art of making) a drawing or

a small extra floor between one

a situation in which a business

thought not to be completely

when you feel as if you are

a person who has no energy,

a person who is between 80

the activity of performing

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the authority of an official

continued effort and

often complaining, especially in

38 Boisterous /b.str.s/ noisy, energetic and rough

an idea or explanation for

in the Roman Catholic Church

a medical condition that causes

describes a rate of increase

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