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Indignant : DEFINITION - feeling or expressing angry thoughts, SYNONYM - furious, ANTONYM - calm
Buoyancy : DEFINITION - the ability to float or rise in a fluid, SYNONYM - float, ANTONYM - sink
Loiterer : DEFINITION - one who lags around, SYNONYM - idler, ANTONYM - participant
Infatuated : DEFINITION - be inspired with an intense but short-lived passion or admiration for, SYNONYM - love struck, ANTONYM - disgust
Composure : DEFINITION - the state of being calm and in control of oneself, SYNONYM - self-control, ANTONYM - agitation
Resolutely : DEFINITION - firmly resolved or determined; set in purpose or opinion, SYNONYM - bravely, ANTONYM - coward
Impassive : DEFINITION - without emotion; apathetic, SYNONYM - emotionless, ANTONYM - feeling
Dubiously : DEFINITION - doubtful; marked by or occasioning doubt, SYNONYM - uncertain, ANTONYM - positive
Filigree : DEFINITION - delicate ornamental work of fine silver, gold, or other metal wires, especially lacy jewelers’ work of scrolls and arabesques, SYNONYM - fretwork, ANTONYM - thick
Malicious : DEFINITION - full of, characterized by, or showing malice; intentionally harmful; spiteful , SYNONYM - awful , ANTONYM - pleasant
Enthrall : DEFINITION - capture attention, SYNONYM - desperate, ANTONYM - listening
Jubilant : DEFINITION - great happiness, SYNONYM - gleeful, ANTONYM - sad
Precarious : DEFINITION - dependent on chance; uncertain, SYNONYM - unsure, ANTONYM - sure
Unorthodox : DEFINITION - contrary to what is usual, SYNONYM - weird, ANTONYM - normal
Adroit : DEFINITION - clever or skillful in using the hands or mind, SYNONYM - skilled, ANTONYM - incompetent
Rankle : DEFINITION - to cause someone annoyance, SYNONYM - anger, ANTONYM - cheer
Encroaching : DEFINITION - to trespass, SYNONYM - intrude, ANTONYM - keep off
Propitious : DEFINITION - favorable, SYNONYM - auspicious, ANTONYM - unlucky
Obstreperous : DEFINITION - noisy and difficult to control, SYNONYM - loud, ANTONYM - quiet
Vengeance : DEFINITION - the act of doing something to hurt someone because that person did something that hurt you or someone else, SYNONYM - payback, ANTONYM - thank
Impetuously : DEFINITION - acting or done quickly without thought, SYNONYM - impulsive, ANTONYM - thoughtfully
Rapturously : DEFINITION - ecstatic joy or delight, SYNONYM - happily, ANTONYM - hateful
Raiment : DEFINITION - clothing apparel, SYNONYM - attire, ANTONYM - naked or no clothes
Brazen : DEFINITION - shameless impudent, SYNONYM - audacious, ANTONYM - humble
Masque : DEFINITION - an allegorical entertainment, SYNONYM - show, ANTONYM - unpopular
Sanctioned : DEFINITION - authoritative permission or approval, SYNONYM - allow, ANTONYM - rebel
Decorum : DEFINITION - dignified propriety of behavior, speech, dress,etc., SYNONYM - politeness, ANTONYM - rude
Ravenous : DEFINITION - extremely hungry, SYNONYM - insatiable, ANTONYM - stuffed
Qualm : DEFINITION - feeling of doubt, SYNONYM - anxious, ANTONYM - calm
Indulgent : DEFINITION - overly kind, SYNONYM - generous, ANTONYM - greedy
Bedlam : DEFINITION - scene of uproar and confusion, SYNONYM - chaos, ANTONYM - order
Across:2. | DEFINITION - great happiness, SYNONYM - gleeful, ANTONYM - sad | 7. | DEFINITION - dignified propriety of behavior, speech, dress,etc., SYNONYM - politeness, ANTONYM - rude | 8. | DEFINITION - extremely hungry, SYNONYM - insatiable, ANTONYM - stuffed | 11. | DEFINITION - one who lags around, SYNONYM - idler, ANTONYM - participant | 13. | DEFINITION - ecstatic joy or delight, SYNONYM - happily, ANTONYM - hateful | 16. | DEFINITION - the ability to float or rise in a fluid, SYNONYM - float, ANTONYM - sink | 18. | DEFINITION - delicate ornamental work of fine silver, gold, or other metal wires, especially lacy jewelers’ work of scrolls and arabesques, SYNONYM - fretwork, ANTONYM - thick | 23. | DEFINITION - firmly resolved or determined; set in purpose or opinion, SYNONYM - bravely, ANTONYM - coward | 25. | DEFINITION - capture attention, SYNONYM - desperate, ANTONYM - listening | 27. | DEFINITION - be inspired with an intense but short-lived passion or admiration for, SYNONYM - love struck, ANTONYM - disgust | 28. | DEFINITION - acting or done quickly without thought, SYNONYM - impulsive, ANTONYM - thoughtfully | 30. | DEFINITION - noisy and difficult to control, SYNONYM - loud, ANTONYM - quiet |
| | Down:1. | DEFINITION - clothing apparel, SYNONYM - attire, ANTONYM - naked or no clothes | 3. | DEFINITION - clever or skillful in using the hands or mind, SYNONYM - skilled, ANTONYM - incompetent | 4. | DEFINITION - to trespass, SYNONYM - intrude, ANTONYM - keep off | 5. | DEFINITION - the act of doing something to hurt someone because that person did something that hurt you or someone else, SYNONYM - payback, ANTONYM - thank | 6. | DEFINITION - the state of being calm and in control of oneself, SYNONYM - self-control, ANTONYM - agitation | 9. | DEFINITION - scene of uproar and confusion, SYNONYM - chaos, ANTONYM - order | 10. | DEFINITION - dependent on chance; uncertain, SYNONYM - unsure, ANTONYM - sure | 12. | DEFINITION - doubtful; marked by or occasioning doubt, SYNONYM - uncertain, ANTONYM - positive | 14. | DEFINITION - feeling or expressing angry thoughts, SYNONYM - furious, ANTONYM - calm | 15. | DEFINITION - full of, characterized by, or showing malice; intentionally harmful; spiteful , SYNONYM - awful , ANTONYM - pleasant | 17. | DEFINITION - overly kind, SYNONYM - generous, ANTONYM - greedy | 19. | DEFINITION - to cause someone annoyance, SYNONYM - anger, ANTONYM - cheer | 20. | DEFINITION - favorable, SYNONYM - auspicious, ANTONYM - unlucky | 21. | DEFINITION - feeling of doubt, SYNONYM - anxious, ANTONYM - calm | 22. | DEFINITION - contrary to what is usual, SYNONYM - weird, ANTONYM - normal | 24. | DEFINITION - an allegorical entertainment, SYNONYM - show, ANTONYM - unpopular | 26. | DEFINITION - without emotion; apathetic, SYNONYM - emotionless, ANTONYM - feeling | 29. | DEFINITION - shameless impudent, SYNONYM - audacious, ANTONYM - humble |
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Across:2. | DEFINITION - great happiness, SYNONYM - gleeful, ANTONYM - sad | 7. | DEFINITION - dignified propriety of behavior, speech, dress,etc., SYNONYM - politeness, ANTONYM - rude | 8. | DEFINITION - extremely hungry, SYNONYM - insatiable, ANTONYM - stuffed | 11. | DEFINITION - one who lags around, SYNONYM - idler, ANTONYM - participant | 13. | DEFINITION - ecstatic joy or delight, SYNONYM - happily, ANTONYM - hateful | 16. | DEFINITION - the ability to float or rise in a fluid, SYNONYM - float, ANTONYM - sink | 18. | DEFINITION - delicate ornamental work of fine silver, gold, or other metal wires, especially lacy jewelers’ work of scrolls and arabesques, SYNONYM - fretwork, ANTONYM - thick | 23. | DEFINITION - firmly resolved or determined; set in purpose or opinion, SYNONYM - bravely, ANTONYM - coward | 25. | DEFINITION - capture attention, SYNONYM - desperate, ANTONYM - listening | 27. | DEFINITION - be inspired with an intense but short-lived passion or admiration for, SYNONYM - love struck, ANTONYM - disgust | 28. | DEFINITION - acting or done quickly without thought, SYNONYM - impulsive, ANTONYM - thoughtfully | 30. | DEFINITION - noisy and difficult to control, SYNONYM - loud, ANTONYM - quiet |
| | Down:1. | DEFINITION - clothing apparel, SYNONYM - attire, ANTONYM - naked or no clothes | 3. | DEFINITION - clever or skillful in using the hands or mind, SYNONYM - skilled, ANTONYM - incompetent | 4. | DEFINITION - to trespass, SYNONYM - intrude, ANTONYM - keep off | 5. | DEFINITION - the act of doing something to hurt someone because that person did something that hurt you or someone else, SYNONYM - payback, ANTONYM - thank | 6. | DEFINITION - the state of being calm and in control of oneself, SYNONYM - self-control, ANTONYM - agitation | 9. | DEFINITION - scene of uproar and confusion, SYNONYM - chaos, ANTONYM - order | 10. | DEFINITION - dependent on chance; uncertain, SYNONYM - unsure, ANTONYM - sure | 12. | DEFINITION - doubtful; marked by or occasioning doubt, SYNONYM - uncertain, ANTONYM - positive | 14. | DEFINITION - feeling or expressing angry thoughts, SYNONYM - furious, ANTONYM - calm | 15. | DEFINITION - full of, characterized by, or showing malice; intentionally harmful; spiteful , SYNONYM - awful , ANTONYM - pleasant | 17. | DEFINITION - overly kind, SYNONYM - generous, ANTONYM - greedy | 19. | DEFINITION - to cause someone annoyance, SYNONYM - anger, ANTONYM - cheer | 20. | DEFINITION - favorable, SYNONYM - auspicious, ANTONYM - unlucky | 21. | DEFINITION - feeling of doubt, SYNONYM - anxious, ANTONYM - calm | 22. | DEFINITION - contrary to what is usual, SYNONYM - weird, ANTONYM - normal | 24. | DEFINITION - an allegorical entertainment, SYNONYM - show, ANTONYM - unpopular | 26. | DEFINITION - without emotion; apathetic, SYNONYM - emotionless, ANTONYM - feeling | 29. | DEFINITION - shameless impudent, SYNONYM - audacious, ANTONYM - humble |
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