1. | idiosyncrasy | A. | irregular; not conventional | |
2. | abacus | B. | scheming activity for an evil purpose | |
3. | damper | C. | any drunken party or riotous celebration | |
4. | oasis | D. | an embarrassing mistake; a crude social error; blunder; a fauz pas | |
5. | obeisance | E. | to cover; to paint crudely or skillfully | |
6. | cache | F. | a depression or restraint | |
7. | idiom | G. | to become less or disappear; recede; to weaken or decline | |
8. | fabrication | H. | prattle; to talk foolishly; chatter | |
9. | saga | I. | agreeably old-fashioned or curious; picturesque | |
10. | labyrinth | J. | a small group of people who plan a secret plot, esp. political | |
11. | gadfly | K. | to make accustomed to; to train | |
12. | habitat | L. | a maze | |
13. | cabal | M. | to deny; to contradict; to speak against; oppose | |
14. | ideogram | N. | lacking energy and effort; lacking brilliance; dull | |
15. | quaint | O. | a fertile spot in a desert or barren place, an enjoyable place, haven, sanctum | |
16. | gaffe | P. | to drink heartily | |
17. | bacchanal | Q. | a long story, often telling the history of a family | |
18. | nascent | R. | generous; noble in spirit | |
19. | ubiquitous | S. | disorderly crowd or mob, lower class | |
20. | sacrosanct | T. | to argue about the terms | |
21. | ebullient | U. | callous, headstrong, stubborn, insensitive | |
22. | obdurate | V. | large overpowering destructive force or object | |
23. | galore | W. | to scare; to intimidate | |
24. | pact | X. | fate, destiny; good or bad vibrations from something or someone | |
25. | rabble | Y. | a hiding place, or the objects hidden in a hiding place | |
26. | kin | Z. | a gesture of the body, such as a bow, made to indicate respect or submission | |
27. | karma | A1. | to tease; annoy; harass persistently | |
28. | magnanimous | B1. | covenant, compact, formal written agreement; promise | |
29. | kilter | C1. | not know one's own mind; fluctuate; to waver | |
30. | cacophony | D1. | inordinate fascination with oneself | |
31. | taboo | E1. | harsh sounds; jarring discordant sounds, dissonance | |
32. | narcissism | F1. | to remove from consideration | |
33. | eccentric | G1. | a written symbol representing an idea rather than a word | |
34. | lackadaisical | H1. | a language or style of speaking peculiar to a people | |
35. | hacienda | I1. | worn out or wearied as by overwork or overuse | |
36. | juggernaut | J1. | improper or unacceptable | |
37. | lacerated | K1. | a Chinese device used to perform arithmetic equations by moving beads along rods | |
38. | vacillate | L1. | a place where a person, animal or thing is most likely to be found | |
39. | facetious | M1. | words and phrases used by particular groups of people, in their work or trade | |
40. | iconoclast | N1. | copious; characterized by abundance, plentiful | |
41. | pacifist | O1. | to make ashamed or uneasy | |
42. | nadir | P1. | the front of a building; outward appearance, esp. if superficial or misleading | |
43. | magnate | Q1. | one who is in opposition to war or violence | |
44. | babble | R1. | boiling, bubbling with excitement | |
45. | machination | S1. | a person who annoys by persistent criticism; an insect | |
46. | facade | T1. | one who attacks and seeks to overthrow traditional or popular ideas or institutions | |
47. | haggle | U1. | powerful business-person | |
48. | ebb | V1. | beginning to form, grow, develop | |
49. | daub | W1. | a behavioral quirk | |
50. | abase | X1. | good working condition; a sound of readiness | |
51. | gainsay | Y1. | to degrade; to humiliate | |
52. | quaff | Z1. | large estate, esp. in a Spanish speaking country | |
53. | habituate | A2. | violent; raging | |
54. | abash | B2. | a lie; something made up | |
55. | table | C2. | being or seeming to be everywhere at the same time | |
56. | daunt | D2. | not serious; humorous | |
57. | badger | E2. | mangled, jagged, torn | |
58. | rabid | F2. | family relationship; relative | |
59. | jargon | G2. | blindly accepted, unquestioned, sacred | |
60. | jaded | H2. | point of greatest adversity or despair |
W1 | 1. | idiosyncrasy | A. | irregular; not conventional |
K1 | 2. | abacus | B. | scheming activity for an evil purpose |
F | 3. | damper | C. | any drunken party or riotous celebration |
O | 4. | oasis | D. | an embarrassing mistake; a crude social error; blunder; a fauz pas |
Z | 5. | obeisance | E. | to cover; to paint crudely or skillfully |
Y | 6. | cache | F. | a depression or restraint |
H1 | 7. | idiom | G. | to become less or disappear; recede; to weaken or decline |
B2 | 8. | fabrication | H. | prattle; to talk foolishly; chatter |
Q | 9. | saga | I. | agreeably old-fashioned or curious; picturesque |
L | 10. | labyrinth | J. | a small group of people who plan a secret plot, esp. political |
S1 | 11. | gadfly | K. | to make accustomed to; to train |
L1 | 12. | habitat | L. | a maze |
J | 13. | cabal | M. | to deny; to contradict; to speak against; oppose |
G1 | 14. | ideogram | N. | lacking energy and effort; lacking brilliance; dull |
I | 15. | quaint | O. | a fertile spot in a desert or barren place, an enjoyable place, haven, sanctum |
D | 16. | gaffe | P. | to drink heartily |
C | 17. | bacchanal | Q. | a long story, often telling the history of a family |
V1 | 18. | nascent | R. | generous; noble in spirit |
C2 | 19. | ubiquitous | S. | disorderly crowd or mob, lower class |
G2 | 20. | sacrosanct | T. | to argue about the terms |
R1 | 21. | ebullient | U. | callous, headstrong, stubborn, insensitive |
U | 22. | obdurate | V. | large overpowering destructive force or object |
N1 | 23. | galore | W. | to scare; to intimidate |
B1 | 24. | pact | X. | fate, destiny; good or bad vibrations from something or someone |
S | 25. | rabble | Y. | a hiding place, or the objects hidden in a hiding place |
F2 | 26. | kin | Z. | a gesture of the body, such as a bow, made to indicate respect or submission |
X | 27. | karma | A1. | to tease; annoy; harass persistently |
R | 28. | magnanimous | B1. | covenant, compact, formal written agreement; promise |
X1 | 29. | kilter | C1. | not know one's own mind; fluctuate; to waver |
E1 | 30. | cacophony | D1. | inordinate fascination with oneself |
J1 | 31. | taboo | E1. | harsh sounds; jarring discordant sounds, dissonance |
D1 | 32. | narcissism | F1. | to remove from consideration |
A | 33. | eccentric | G1. | a written symbol representing an idea rather than a word |
N | 34. | lackadaisical | H1. | a language or style of speaking peculiar to a people |
Z1 | 35. | hacienda | I1. | worn out or wearied as by overwork or overuse |
V | 36. | juggernaut | J1. | improper or unacceptable |
E2 | 37. | lacerated | K1. | a Chinese device used to perform arithmetic equations by moving beads along rods |
C1 | 38. | vacillate | L1. | a place where a person, animal or thing is most likely to be found |
D2 | 39. | facetious | M1. | words and phrases used by particular groups of people, in their work or trade |
T1 | 40. | iconoclast | N1. | copious; characterized by abundance, plentiful |
Q1 | 41. | pacifist | O1. | to make ashamed or uneasy |
H2 | 42. | nadir | P1. | the front of a building; outward appearance, esp. if superficial or misleading |
U1 | 43. | magnate | Q1. | one who is in opposition to war or violence |
H | 44. | babble | R1. | boiling, bubbling with excitement |
B | 45. | machination | S1. | a person who annoys by persistent criticism; an insect |
P1 | 46. | facade | T1. | one who attacks and seeks to overthrow traditional or popular ideas or institutions |
T | 47. | haggle | U1. | powerful business-person |
G | 48. | ebb | V1. | beginning to form, grow, develop |
E | 49. | daub | W1. | a behavioral quirk |
Y1 | 50. | abase | X1. | good working condition; a sound of readiness |
M | 51. | gainsay | Y1. | to degrade; to humiliate |
P | 52. | quaff | Z1. | large estate, esp. in a Spanish speaking country |
K | 53. | habituate | A2. | violent; raging |
O1 | 54. | abash | B2. | a lie; something made up |
F1 | 55. | table | C2. | being or seeming to be everywhere at the same time |
W | 56. | daunt | D2. | not serious; humorous |
A1 | 57. | badger | E2. | mangled, jagged, torn |
A2 | 58. | rabid | F2. | family relationship; relative |
M1 | 59. | jargon | G2. | blindly accepted, unquestioned, sacred |
I1 | 60. | jaded | H2. | point of greatest adversity or despair |