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S: join, acquire
(v) to add to |
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S: sever, halve
(v) to cut or split open |
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S: hospitable, affable
(adj) in a friendly manner
A: gruff, unfriendly |
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S: foundation, base
(n) the starting point of a building |
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S: disaster, fiasco
(n) an overwhelming defeat
A: success, triumph |
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S: enfeeble, sap
(v) to make weak or lifeless
A: enliven, stimulate |
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S: entangle, ensnarl
(v) to involve in a conflict or difficulty
A: disentangle, seperate |
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S: absolve, acquit
(v) to clear from a charge or accusation
A: implicate, incriminate |
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S: superficial, pat
(adj) ready and fluent in speech
A: halting, tongue-tied |
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S: random, accidental
(adj) by chance
A: deliberate, purposeful |
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S: ad-lib, play it by ear
(v) to compose or perform without preperation
A: plan, rehearse |
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S: spur, kindle
(v) to rouse
A: check, curb |
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S: inpouring, inrush
(n) a coming in
A: outpouring, exodus |
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S: wanness, lividness
(n) an extreme or unnatural paleness
A: flush, blush |
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S: lineage, ancestry
(n) list of ancestors |
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S: sheer, abrupt
(adj) very steep
A: gradual, shallow |
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S: extravagant, lavish
(adj) very abundant
A: sparse, scanty |
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S: unite, conciliate
(v) to restore to friendship
A: antagonize, alienate
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S: manacle, enslave
(v) to put into chains
A: free, unfetter |
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S: frayed, seedy
(adj) shabby
A: luxurious, plush |
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