Rasp vt.

rasper, raspingly

1. to scrape or rub with or as with a file

2. to utter in a rough, grating tone

Synonyms- grate

Antonyms- soothe

1. to separate; part; divide; sever

2. to become separated

Synonym- detach

Antonym- combine

Listless adj.

listlessly, listlessness

1. having or showing little or no interest in anything; languid

Synonym- spiritless

Antonym- animated

Charlatan n.

charalatanic, charalatanish, charlatanically

1. a person who claims to have more knowledge or skill than he or she possesses

Synonym- fake

Antonym- honesty

Rout n.

1. a defeat attended with disorderly flight; dispersal of a defeated force in complete disorder

2. any overwhelming defeat

Synonym- embarrassment

Antonym- miracle

Toothsome adj.

toothsomely, toothsomeness

1. pleasing to the taste

2. pleasing or desirable, as fame or power

Synonym- ambrosial

Anotnym- distasteful

1. a very small amount of something

2. a little

Synonym- morsel

Antonym- lot

Deplete v.

depletion

1. to reduce the amount of something good or necessary, so there is not enough

Synonym- diminish

Antonym- expand

Morose adj.

morosely, moroseness

1. bad tempered or unhappy, and saying very little

Synonym- melancholy

Antonym- cheerful

Cacophony n.

cacophonous

1. a mixture of loud sounds together that are not pleasant to listen to

Synonym- noise

Antonym- dulcet

Splice v.

spliceable, resplice, undersplice, unspliced

1. to join together or unite by the interweaving of strands

2. to unite by overlapping and binding their ends

Synonym- entiwine

Antonym- disconnect

Makeshift n.

makeshiftly

1. a temporary expedient or substitiute

Synonym- alternative

Antonym- complete

Smattering n.

1. to speak with superficial knowledge or understanding

2. to dabble in

Synonym- smidgen

Antonym- 

Loiter v.

loiterer, loiteringly

1. to linger or as if aimless in or about a place

2. to move in a slow, idle manner

Synonym- dawdle

Antonym- hurry

Cheeky adj.

cheekily, cheeckiness

1.impudent; insolent

Synonym- bold

Antonym- fearful

Downfall n.

downfallen

1. descent to a lower position or standing

2. something causing ruin or failure

Synonym- breakdown

Antonym-building

Splay v.

unsplayed

1.to spread out, expand or extend

2. to form with an oblique angle

Synonym- expansive

Antonym- limited

Acrid adj.

acridity, acridly, subacrid

1. sharp or biting to the taste or smell

2. extremely or sharply stinging or bitter

Synonym- pungent

Anotnym- delicious

1. a fight, battle, or skirmish

2. a competition or contest, especially in sports

Synonym- melee

Antonym- peace

Mar v. 

unmarred. unmarring

1. to damge or spoil to a certain extent

2. to disfigure, disface, or scar

Synonym- bruise

Anotnym- aid

Riven adj.

unriven

1. to rent or split apart

2. split radially, as a log

Synonym- divide

Antonym- agree

Harmony n.

preharmony

1. agreement

2. a consistent, orderly, or pleasing arrangement of parts

Synonym- cooperation

Anotnym- disagreement

Chisel n.

chisellike

1. a wedge like tool

2. the constellation Caelum

Synonym- blade

Antonym- 

Dulcet adj.

dulcetly, dulcetness

1. pleasant to the ear

2. pleasant or agreeable to the eye or the feelings

Synonym- melodious

Antonym- ugly