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v 1.be present in great quntities;be plentiful 2.be filled;teem |
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n. source of great and sudden wealth;place of great abundance;gold mine |
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adj. disgusting or distasteful b/c of excess; too sweet; too sentimental |
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v. fill to excess; overcrowd |
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adj. plentiful;abundant;ample |
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n. excessive quantity;oversupply;plethora;surfeit |
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adj. beyond reasonable limits;immoderate;excessive |
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adj. using more words than necessary; wordy; verbose |
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adj. well-filled; abundantly stocked; full |
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v. satisfy to excess; weary or disgust with too much;sate; gorge |
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v. weary by too much of something pleasant; disgust |
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adj. filled too full; overcrowded |
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adv. abundantly; plentiful |
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n. person who overeats;voravious eater |
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adv. excessively; immoderately |
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n. needless repetition of words; verbosity |
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v. refill; provide new supply for |
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adj. incapable of being satisfied |
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v 1. take into custody; arrest; capture 2. grasp the meaning of; perceive 3. anticipate with anxiety or fear; dread |
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v 1.take for granted; suppose to be a fact; postulate; presuppose 2. take upon oneself; undertake |
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adj. taking in a great deal; dealing with all or many; of the relevant details; inclusive; encompassing |
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v. take apart; disassemble |
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n. person who organizes, manages, and takes the risks of a bussiness undertaking |
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adj. incapable of being taken away; not transferable |
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adj. painstaking; extremely careful about small details; scrupulous; fussy |
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v. annul by taking back or recalling; cancel; rescind |
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v. take the place of; replace; force out of use;supplant; succeed |
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n. one who wrongfully takes or assumes the office, rights or powers of another |
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n. supposition; something that is taken for granted |
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adj. not bold; not arrogant; unpretentious; humble |
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v 1. take into the mind; understand 2. take in; include;comprise |
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v 1. initiative; ambition 2. risky undertaking; business venture |
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v. make unfriendly; disunite;estrange |
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adv. very careful; painstakingly;scrupulously |
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adj. impossible to undo; unalterable |
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v. seize and hold without right;commander; arrogate |
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n. gradual recovery of strength and health after an illness; period of recuperation |
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v. throw light upon; explain;make clear; clarify |
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adj. tending to introduce new methods or ideas; original; creative; inventive |
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adj. having or seeming to have no end or limit;ceaseless;continual;perpetual |
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adj. brave; not afraid;fearless; bold; dautless |
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n 1.something new or unusual; innovation 2. newness |
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v 1. bring to an end; pur a stop to;end 2. come to an end;close; stop |
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adj. letting light through, but not able to be seen through clearly |
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n. fear; fright;trembling; apprehension |
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adj. having force; well founded;sound;legally binding |
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v. gradually recover strength and health after sickness;improve recuperate |
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adj. clear; easy to understand;intelligible |
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n. one who introduces something new; inventor; originator |
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v. make new again; renew; modernize |
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n. bravery; fearlessness;valor |
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adj. new; unusual; strange |
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