Adjourn

(V)

to stop proceedings temporarily

Syn: postpone

Ant: open

Alien

(N)

a citizen of another country, foreign

Syn: exotic

Ant: native

comely

(Adj)

having a pleasing appearance

Syn: good-looking
Ant: plain

Compensate

(V)

to make up for

Syn: pay back

Ant: fail to reward

Dissolute

(Adj)

loose in one's morals or behavior

Syn: disssipated

Ant: virtuous

Erratic

(Adj)

not regular or consistent

Syn: irregular

Ant: steady

Expulsion

(N)

the process of driving or forcing out

Syn: ejection

Ant: admittance

Feint

(N)

a deliberately deceptive movement

Syn: trick

Ant:N/A

Fodder

(N)

food for horses or cattle

Syn: feed

Ant:N/A

fortify

(V)

to strengthen, build up

Syn: reinforce

Ant: weaken

Illegible

(Adj)

difficult or im possible to read

Syn: unreadable

Ant: readable

Jeer

(V)

to make fun of rudely or unkindly
Syn: laugh at

Ant: applause

Lucrative

(Adj)

bringing in money

Syn: gainful

Ant: unprofitable

Medicore

(Adj)

average, ordinary

Syn: run-of-the-mill

Ant: exceptional

Proliferate

(V)

to reproduce

Syn: multiply

Ant: decrease

Subjugate

(V)

to conquer by force

Syn: subdue

Ant: be conquered

Sully

(V)

to soil, stain, tarnish

Syn: pollute

Ant: cleanse

tantalize

(V)

to tease, torment by teasing

Syn: tempt

Ant: satisfy

Terse

(Adj)

brief but to the point

Syn: concise

Ant: verbose

Unflinching

(Adj)

firm, showing no signs of fear

Syn: resolute

Ant: irresolute