clone, coerce
Clone (klohn) n : an exact duplicate The scientist cloned a lab rabbit. McDonalds restaurants clones of each other Coerce (koh URS) v :...
choleric, circumvent
Choleric (KAHL ur ik) adj : hot-tempered; quick to anger When my dad gets in one of his choleric moods, everyone stays clear. The...
cataract, abnormality
Cataract (KAT ah rakt) n : a large waterfall; a flood; an eye ab-normality. Niagara Falls is probably the most well-known cataract in...
camaraderie, canopy, capitulate
Camaraderie (kah mah rah der ee) n : comradeship; friendship People find their jobs more enjoyable if there is a sense of camaraderie in...
Uproar, Hubbub, Brouhaha, Threat
Uproar. N : a lot of noise or angry progest about something. Be in (an) uproar The house was in an uproar, with babies craing and people...
bolster, boon, bambastic
Bolster (BOHL ster) v : to support, as in a group; to give a boost; N. a large pillow The coach saw it was time to bolster his team....
bequest, bevy, bland
Bequest (bi KWEST) N : something left to someone in a will If you parents leave you their house, the house is a bequest from them to you....
DAY 3
Baulk (bawk) v : to stop short and refuse to proceed A pirate balking at walking the ship. Jane was injured when her horse balked at the...
DAY 2
Acme (AK mee) n : the highest point It had been a hot morning, and the sun had not yet reached its acme. Lisa thought the story’s acme...
DAY 1
Abash (ah bash) v. : to make ashamed or uneasy Tony was abashed when he discovered he had no cash. Joe was not at all abashed when he is...
