1. | Abase | A. | comply or accept passively; assent; agree | |
2. | Abash | B. | stinging; caustic; bitter; rancorous | |
3. | Abate | C. | lower; humiliate | |
4. | Abbreviate | D. | agree; give in; yield | |
5. | Abdicate | E. | shorten | |
6. | Aberrant | F. | unkind and rude; rough; tending to grind down | |
7. | Abet | G. | pardon; forgive or to free from blame | |
8. | Abeyance | H. | not partaking in some activity or action; refrain from drinking or eating | |
9. | Abhor | I. | bottomless; extremely hopeless or wretched | |
10. | Abject | J. | approach and speak; confront | |
11. | Abjure | K. | detest; hate | |
12. | Abolish | L. | embarrass; make ashamed | |
13. | Abortive | M. | praise publicly and enthusiastically; applaud | |
14. | Abrasive | N. | find not guilty | |
15. | Abridge | O. | sharp; bitterly pungent; harsh | |
16. | Abscond | P. | top; pinnacle | |
17. | Absolve | Q. | renounce; give up; step down from a position of power | |
18. | Abstain | R. | depart secretly and hide | |
19. | Abstemious | S. | lessen; decrease; subside; reduce | |
20. | Abstruse | T. | abnormal; deviant | |
21. | Abysmal | U. | miserable; extremely bad | |
22. | Accede | V. | agreement; agree; be in harmony | |
23. | Accessory | W. | difficult to understand; obscure; profound; arcane; recondite; enigmatic | |
24. | Acclaim | X. | renounce upon oath; repudiate; take back | |
25. | Accolade | Y. | provide a place to live; house; have enough room | |
26. | Accommodate | Z. | unsuccessful; fruitless | |
27. | Accomplice | A1. | an award; an honor | |
28. | Accord | B1. | help or encourage to do sth criminal or wrong | |
29. | Accost | C1. | suspended action; suspension; temporary cessation | |
30. | Acme | D1. | partner in crime | |
31. | Acquiesce | E1. | shorten; condense | |
32. | Acquit | F1. | cancle; put an end to | |
33. | Acrid | G1. | temperate; avoiding too much drinking or eating | |
34. | Acrimonious | H1. | cleverness; ingenuity; mental keenness; keenness of judgment | |
35. | Acumen | I1. | additional object, useful but not essential |
C | 1. | Abase | A. | comply or accept passively; assent; agree |
L | 2. | Abash | B. | stinging; caustic; bitter; rancorous |
S | 3. | Abate | C. | lower; humiliate |
E | 4. | Abbreviate | D. | agree; give in; yield |
Q | 5. | Abdicate | E. | shorten |
T | 6. | Aberrant | F. | unkind and rude; rough; tending to grind down |
B1 | 7. | Abet | G. | pardon; forgive or to free from blame |
C1 | 8. | Abeyance | H. | not partaking in some activity or action; refrain from drinking or eating |
K | 9. | Abhor | I. | bottomless; extremely hopeless or wretched |
U | 10. | Abject | J. | approach and speak; confront |
X | 11. | Abjure | K. | detest; hate |
F1 | 12. | Abolish | L. | embarrass; make ashamed |
Z | 13. | Abortive | M. | praise publicly and enthusiastically; applaud |
F | 14. | Abrasive | N. | find not guilty |
E1 | 15. | Abridge | O. | sharp; bitterly pungent; harsh |
R | 16. | Abscond | P. | top; pinnacle |
G | 17. | Absolve | Q. | renounce; give up; step down from a position of power |
H | 18. | Abstain | R. | depart secretly and hide |
G1 | 19. | Abstemious | S. | lessen; decrease; subside; reduce |
W | 20. | Abstruse | T. | abnormal; deviant |
I | 21. | Abysmal | U. | miserable; extremely bad |
D | 22. | Accede | V. | agreement; agree; be in harmony |
I1 | 23. | Accessory | W. | difficult to understand; obscure; profound; arcane; recondite; enigmatic |
M | 24. | Acclaim | X. | renounce upon oath; repudiate; take back |
A1 | 25. | Accolade | Y. | provide a place to live; house; have enough room |
Y | 26. | Accommodate | Z. | unsuccessful; fruitless |
D1 | 27. | Accomplice | A1. | an award; an honor |
V | 28. | Accord | B1. | help or encourage to do sth criminal or wrong |
J | 29. | Accost | C1. | suspended action; suspension; temporary cessation |
P | 30. | Acme | D1. | partner in crime |
A | 31. | Acquiesce | E1. | shorten; condense |
N | 32. | Acquit | F1. | cancle; put an end to |
O | 33. | Acrid | G1. | temperate; avoiding too much drinking or eating |
B | 34. | Acrimonious | H1. | cleverness; ingenuity; mental keenness; keenness of judgment |
H1 | 35. | Acumen | I1. | additional object, useful but not essential |