adj. immaculate
(a) throaty (e.g. sound); harsh
(b) absolutely necessary; of importance
(c) very tidy; spotlessly clean
(d) irregular; occasional; infrequent
adj. legible
(a) very silly; ridiculous
(b) top in importance or quality; first
(c) easily read (e.g. print)
(d) bloody; disgusting
adj. outright
(a) very easy to see; obvious
(b) unable to make a mistake or error
(c) nonchalant; showing little interest; lack of ceremony
(d) thorough; complete
adj. primitive
(a) not civilized; crude
(b) sternly forbidding (e.g. future)
(c) fatal; deadly
(d) not hiding anything; open
adj. mammoth
(a) resilient; having endurance
(b) fluent but insincere; smooth
(c) showing no interest; having no feelings
(d) very large; huge |
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adj. amiable
(a) uninteresting (e.g. conversation); bland
(b) vividly realistic
(c) sly
(d) having a pleasant disposition; friendly; good-natured
adj. onerous
(a) hard to believe; strange; remarkable
(b) moving quickly and easily
(c) extra work; burdensome
(d) unyielding; very firm position or opinion
adj. haggard
(a) realistic; practical
(b) disrespectful; boldly rude in an abrasive manner
(c) worn-looking; faded; exhausted
(d) glaringly bad (e.g. injustice)
adj. copious
(a) plentiful; large in supply
(b) huge
(c) insignificant; referring to a small amount
(d) dead
adj. placid
(a) describing the breaks between successive sounds
(b) merciful
(c) extremely angry; having very strong feelings
(d) still and calm |
