One who is against the religion
|
Heretic
|
One who eats human flesh
|
Cannibal
|
One who lives at the same time
|
Contemporary
|
One who is more than a
hundred years old
|
Centenarian
|
One who is given to pleasure of the flesh
|
Epicure
|
One who lives on others
|
Parasite
|
ONE WHO
IS A HABITUAL DRUNKED
|
SOTTOPER
|
ONE WHO IS SETTLES IN ANOTHER COUNTRY
|
IMMIGRANT
|
ONE WHO
KNOWS MANY LANGUAGES
|
POLYGOT
|
ONE WHO DEALS IN CATTLE
|
DROVER
|
ONE WHO
CUTS PRECIOUS STONES
|
LAPIDIST(LAPIDARY)
|
ONE WHO CURE EYE DISEASE
|
OCULIST
|
ONE WHO SELLS SWEETS AND
PASTRIES
|
CONFECTIONER
|
ONE WHO
LOADS AND UNLOADS SHIPS
|
STEVEDORE
|
ONE WHO
RETIRES FROM SOCITY
TO LIVE A SOLITARY
LIFE
|
RECLUSE
|
ONE WHO PRETENDS TO BE WHAT HE IS NOT
|
HYPOCRITE
|
A
PROFESSIONAL RIDER IN HORSE RACES
|
JOCKEY
|
A NUMBER OF SHEEPS
|
FLOCK
|
A COLLECTION OF FLAGS
|
BUNTING
|
A
NUMBER OF STARS GROUNDED TOGETHER
|
CONSTELLATION
|
THE HOUSE OF AN ARAB
|
DOWAR
|
A
FACTORY FOR MANUFACTURING OF BEERS
|
BREWERY
|
A PLACE FOR THE COLLECTION OF
DRIED PLANTS
|
HERBARIUM
|
A CASE
IN WHICH THE SWORD IS KEPT
|
SHEATH
|
FREE FROM INFECTION
|
IMMUNE
|
THE DEAD BODY OF A ANIMAL
|
CARACASS
|
THE
SCIENCE OF COLOURS
|
CHROMATICS
|
THE SCIENCE OF THE STRUCTURE OF HUMAN BODY
|
ANATOMY
|
THE ART
OF EFFECTIVE SPEKING
|
ELOCUTION
|
THE STUDY OF ROCKS AND SOILS
|
GEOLOGY
|
THE STUDY OF MOUNTAINS
|
ORALOGY
|
THE STUDY OF LANGUAGES
|
PHILOLOGY
|
THE STUDY OF
THE ORIGIN AND
HISTORY OF WORDS
|
ETYMOLOGY
|
THE
STUDY OF ANCIENT WRITING
|
PALEOGRAPHY
|
THE ART OF PRESERVING SKIN
|
TAXIDERMY
|
THE PERIOD BETWEEN TWO REIGNS
|
INTERREGNUM
|
A COUNCIL OF CLERGYMEN
|
SYNOD
|
THE CEREMONY AT WHICH A
MAN BECOMES A PRIEST
|
ORDINATION
|
VIOLITING RELIGIOUS THINGS
|
SACRILIEGE
|
ONE WHO INTOLERANTLY
DEVOTED TO A PARTICULAR
CREED
|
BIGOT
|
ENGAGED
TO BE MARRIED
|
BETRODTED
|
AN INSTRUMENT FOR
RECODING THE REVOLUTIONS OF
THE EARTH
|
GYROSCOPE
|
A POEM OF MOURNING
|
ELEGAY
|
A HOLLOW SPACE IN A WALL FOR A
STUATE
|
NICHE
|
LANGUAGES
THAT HAS BEEN VERY MUCH USED
|
HACKNEYED
|
CURRECT SPELLING
|
ORTHOGRAPHY
|
A VERY
PRIVATE ROOM
|
SANCTUM,SANCTORUM
|
A PLACE WHERE MAD MEN ARE KEPT
|
LUNATIC
|
KILLING ONE’S FATHER
|
PATRICIDE
|
A
MEDICINE THAT LOOSENS THE BOWELS
|
LAXATIVE
|
A SPEECH MADE TO ONESELF
|
SOLILOQUY
|
SEPARATION FROM OTHER
PEOPLE TO AVOID
INFECTION
|
QUARANTINE
|
AN IMAGINARY IDEAL
|
UTOPIA
|
A THING
KEPT IN MEOMORY OF AN EVENT
|
SOUVENIR
|
COMMON PLACE REMARKS
|
PLATITUDES
|
BELIEF OF GOD IN NATURE
|
PANTHEISM
|
INCAPABLE
OF BEING BURNT
|
INCOMBUSTIBLE
|
A PERSON SUFFERING FROM NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
|
NEUROTIC
|
AN
INSTRUNMENT FOR MEASURING GASES
|
MANOMETER
|
AN EXAGGERATED STATEMENT
|
HYPERBOLE
|
ONE WHO IS COMPLETELY SATISFIED
|
COMPLACENT
|
SIMPLE
AND EASILY DECEIVED
|
GULLIBLE
|
ONE WHO HAS DELUSIONS OF ONE’S GRANDEUR
|
MEGALOMANIAC
|
ONE WHO
FLAUNTS NEWLY ACQUIRED WEALTH
|
PARVENU
|
WEARINESS OF AND
SADNESS FOR LIFE
AND WORLD
|
WELTSCHMERZ
|
BOREDOM
AND FRUSTRATION IN LIFE
|
ENNUI
|
SHY,TIMID , UNWILLING TO FACE A SITUATION
|
DIFFIDENT
|
ONE WHO IS CHVALROUS,IDEALISTIC AND
UNPRACTICAL
|
QUIXOTIC
|
ONE WHO IS GRAVE AND GLOOMY
|
SATURNINE
|
THE ACT
OF ENJOYING OR HAVING AN EXPERIENCE
INDIRECTLY
|
VICARIOUSLY
|
THE TENDENCY TO POSTPONE THINGS FOR FUTURE
|
PROCRASTINATION
|
TO
RELAX IN A COUNTRYSIDE FAR AWAY FROM THE
HUMDRUM OF TOWN
|
RUSTICATE
|
TO
SPEND LIFE WITHOUT PURPOSE AND INTITATIVE
|
VEGETATE
|
A GIRL WHO FLIRTS EGREGIOUSLY
|
COQUETTLE
|
A WOMEN
WHO LURES MEN TO DESTROY THEM
|
CIRCE
|
A TALL STRONG,MASCULINE KIND OF WOMEN
|
AMAZON
|
A
LOUD-MOUTHED TURBULENT KIND OF WOMEN
|
VIRAGO
|
A TRAITOR WHO CAN SEL OUR EVEN HIS FIRENDS
|
JUDAS
|
UNDERSTANDING
WITHOUT THE INTERFERENCE OF
FEELINGS
|
EMPATHY
|
AN EMBARRASSING MISTAKE
|
A FAUX PAS
|
A MEDLEY OR HETEROGENOUS
MIXTURE OF GREAT
VARIETY
|
POTPOURRI
|
A SLANG
OF THE UNDERWORLD
|
ARGOT
|
A LANGUAGE OF SPECIAL GROUP
|
PATOIS
|
THE ASCRIBING OF HUMAN
MOTIVATION,
CHARACTERUSTICS IFR
BEHAVIOUR TO INANMATE OBJECTS, ANIMAL OR NATURAL PHENOMENA
|
ANTHROPORMORPHISM
|
A PAYMENT TO LEGALY BINDNG
BUT FOR WHICH
SOME
MORAL OBLIGATION IS FELT
|
EX GRATIA
|
A WASHING OR CLEANSING OF THE BODY
ESPECIALLY IN
A RELIGIOUS CEREMONY
|
ABLUTION
|
SOMETHING PERFECTLY NEAT AND TIDY
|
IMMACULATE
|
A
TREATISE ON ONE SUBJECT
|
MONOGRAPH
|
THE GROUP ESPECIALLY IN
THE ARTS REGARDED A
BEING THE MOST EXPERIMENT
|
AVANT-GRADE
|
AN OFFICIAL BULLETIN
|
COMMUNIQUE
|
A PASSAGE WITH ONLY ONE END
|
CUL-DE-SAC
|
THE ART
OF PAINTING ON A PLASTER SURFACE
|
FRESCO
|
A RECORD OR TABLE
SHOWING THE DESCENT OF A
PERSON OR A FAMILY
|
GENEALOGY
|
A CONNOISSEUR OF FOOD AND DRINK
|
GOURMENT
|
A PERSON OR THING THAT
GOES BEFORE AND
ANNOUNES THE COMING OF
SOMETHHING
|
HARBINGER
|
A PERSISTENT ANXIETY ABOUT
ONE’S HEALTH USUALLY
INVOLVING IMAGINED
SYMPTOMS OF ILLINESS
|
HYPOCHONDRIA
|
AN ODD,A TYPICAL OR ECCENTRIC TRAIT
|
IDIOSYNCRASY
|
TO COMENASATE A PERSON ETC.
FOR LOSS OR
DAMAGE
|
LINDEMNIFY
|
A PLAN
FOR OR ROUTE
TO BE FOLLOWED ON A JOURENY
|
ITINERARY
|
A GROUP
OF PEOPLE WHO
BAND TOGETHER FOR
SOME
SECRET PURPOSE
ESPECIALLY FOR POLITICAL INTRIGUE
|
JUNTA
|
A SHORT
JOURENY FOR PLEASEURE
|
JAUNT
|
A SWIFTLY CHANGING SCENE OR PATTERN
|
KALEIDOSCOPE
|
A WRITTEN ATTACK USING
HUMOUR TO PROVOKE
CONTEMPT
|
LAMPOON
|
A FALSE WRITTEN STATEMENT TO DAMAGE A PERSON’S
REPUTE
|
LIBEL
|
A PHARSE R SENTENCE THAT
IS COMICAL OR
NONCENSICAL BECAUSE THE SPEAKER USED
A WRONG WOEK THAT
SOUNDED SOMETHING LIKE
A RIGHT WORD
|
MALAPROPISM
|
A FULLSIZE MODEL OF
A COMPLETE OF
PATIAL HUMAN
FIGURE
|
MANNEQUIN
/DUMMY
|
PERASONAL REMINISCENCES IN A NARRATIVE FROM
|
MEMOIR
|
A LONG
WANDERING JOURNEY
|
ODYSSEY
|
A SPEECH OR
WRITING PRASING A PERSON OR A THING
|
PANEGYRIC
|
A LOVER
SPECIALLY ONE WHO
UNLAWFULLY TAKES THE
POSITION OF A WIFE OR A
HUSBAND
|
PARAMOUR
|
AN
EXPERESSION OF THE POPULAR WILL CONCERNING
SOME IMPORTANT QUESTIONS GIVEN BY A DIRECT
VOTE OF THE PEOPLE
|
PLEBISCITE
|
A PORTRAIT OF A PERSON WITH
ONLY THE OUTLINE OF
THE PROFILE
|
SILHOUETTE
|
CAUSING OR TENDING TO CAUSE SLEEP
|
SOPORIFIC
|
A
SUBSUTUTE
|
SURROGATE
|
EXSISTING ONLY IN
NAME
|
TITULAR
|
A SHORT LITERARY DESCRIPTION MARKED BY DELICACY
|
VIGNETTE
|
A LONG JOURENY ESPECIALLY BY SEA
|
VOYAGE
|
A PERSON WHO OPPOSES ANOTHER
|
ANTAGONSIT
|
A PERSON WHO IS
VERY SELECTIVE DISGUSTED EASILY
AND IS HARD TO PLEASE
|
FASTIDIOUS
|
SOMETHING
THAT CAN NOT BE HARMED
|
INVIOLATE
|
FEAR OF CROWDS
|
OCLOPHOBIA
|
A FUNERAL BELL
|
KNELL
|
A
PERSON WHO IS PURE AND CLEAN
|
IMMACULATE
|
A PERSON WHO
IS FILLED WITH
EXCESSIVE ENTHUSIASM
|
EXTROVERT
|
A PERSON WHO OS BAD IN SPELLING
|
CACAOGRAPHIST
|
A PERSON CLAMING TO BE
SUPERIOR IN CULTURE AND
INTELLECT TO OTHERS
|
HIGHBROW
|
A PERSON
LEAVING HIS NATIVE
COUNTRY TO SETTLE IN
ANOTHER
|
EMIGRANT
|
A
PERSON HAVING THE SAME NAME
|
NAMESAKE
|
A PERSON WHO IS TALKTIVE
|
GARRULOUS
|
SOMETHING
THAT CANNOT BE TAKEN AWAY
|
INALIENABEL
|
ONE WHO TRAVELS FROM PLACE TO PLACE
|
TRAMP
|
TO MOVE ALONG WITH QUICK
SHORT TWISTING
ACTIONS
|
WRIGGLE
|
BE THE
EMODIMENT OR PERFERCT EXAMPLE OF
|
CHARACTERISE
|
ONE WHO DERSERTS HIS RELIGION
|
APOSTATE
|
CUSTOM OF HAVING MANY WIVES
|
POLYGAMY
|
PERSON WHO BELIVES THAT
GOD IS EVERYTHING AND
EVEYTING IS GOD
|
PANTHEIST
|
RELATIONSHIP
BY BLOOD OR BIRTH
|
CONSANGUINITY
|
BELIEF OR
OPINION CONTRARY TO
WHAT IS GENERALLY
ACCEPTED
|
HERESY
|
A COUNTRY RULED BY TWO
COUNTRY
|
CONDOMUNIUM
|
A LADY’S PURSE
|
RETICULE
|
A RELIGIOUS SONG
|
HYMN
|
A VERSE LETTER
|
EPISTLE
|
A
ANIAML STORY WITH MORAL
|
FABLE
|
ART OF CUTTING TREE
AND BUSHES INTO
ORNAMENTAL
SHAPE
|
TOPIARY
|
CHANGE ONE’S MIND TWO QUICKLY
|
VACILLATION
|
CONGRULATIONS SOME
ONE IN FORMAL
MANNER
|
FELICATATE
|
CREATURE HAVINGH BOTH MALE AND FEMALE ORGANS
|
HERMAPHRODITE
|
EQUAL
IN RANK
|
PEER
|
FAULT THAT MAY BE FORGIVEN
|
VENIAL
|
FEAR OF BECOMING BLAD
|
PHALACROPHOBIA
|
Fear of pain
|
Aglophobia/odynophobia
|
Fear of getting fat makes young
girl stop eating resulting
in harmful effect
|
Anorexia
|
Fear of males
|
Androphobia
|
Fear of ugliness
|
Cacophobia
|
Fear of doctors
|
Catrophobia
|
Fear of depths
|
Bathopobia
|
Fear of dogs
|
Cynophobia
|
Extreme fear of beauty
|
Cellophobia
|
Fear of thirst
|
Dipsophobia
|
Morbid compulsion of drink
|
Dipsomania
|
Fear of work
|
Ergophobia
|
Fear of marriage
|
Gamophobia
|
Fear of birth
|
Genophobia
|
Fear of old age
|
Geraphobia
|
Fear of writing
|
Graph phobia
|
Fear of pleasure
|
Hedonophobia
|
Fear of travel
|
Hydrophobia
|
Fear of women
|
Gynophobia
|
Fear of getting fat
|
Lipophobia
|
Fear of childbirth
|
Maieusiphobia
|
Fear of snakes
|
Ophiopobia
|
FEAR OF
BEING ROBBED
|
HARPAXOPHOBIA
|
FEAR OF COCKROACHES
|
KATSARIDAPHOBIA
|
Fear of darkness
|
Nyctophobia
|
Fear of ghosts
|
Phasmophobia
|
Fear of deaths
|
Thanatophobia
|
Fear of numbers
|
Triskaidekaphobia
|
FEAR OF DARK
|
LYGOPHOBIA
|
FEAR OF
FAILURE
|
ATYCHIPHOBIA
|
FEAR OF GOD
|
ZEUSOPHOBIA
|
FEAR OF
GOING TO BED
|
CLINOPHOBIA
|
FEAR OF POVERTY
|
PENIAPHOBIA
|
FEAR OF PROPERTY
|
ORTHOPHOBIA
|
FEAR OF
RIDING A CAR
|
AMAXOPHOBIA
|
FEAR OF SEX
|
XENOPHOBIA
|
FEAR OF
SPEED
|
LALOPHOBIA
|
FEAR OF WORDS
|
LOGOPHOBIA
|
FUNNY
IMITATION OF A POEM
|
PARODY
|
GIVING UP THRONE BY THE KING
|
ABDICATION
|
GO BACK AND FORTH
|
SHUTTLE
|
GROUP
OF THREE NOVALS
|
TRILOGY
|
LANGUAGE DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND
|
JARGON
|
LIST OF
EXPLANTATION
|
GLOSSARY
|
LOUD TALK OR SPEECH
|
HARANGUE
|
MAN HAVING THE WOMAN’S QUALLITY
|
EFFEMINATE
|
MAN OF
LAX MORAL
|
LICENTIOUS
|
MAN WHOSE WIFE IS UNFAITHFUL TO HIM
|
CUCKOLD
|
MANIA
FOR TRAVEL
|
DROMOMANIA
|
MANIA OF BEING
IMPORTANT
|
MEGALOMANIA
|
MEDICINE WHICH LESSENS PAIN
|
ANODYNE
|
MORNING
PRAYER
|
MATIN
|
OLD AGE WHEN A MAN BEHAVE LIKE A FOOL
|
DOTAGE
|
ONE WHO
COMES FROM A
VILLAGE AND CONSIDERED
STUPID
|
BUMPKIN
|
ONE WHO
FIGHTS FOR MONEY
|
MERCENARY
|
ONE WHO FORSAKES RELIGION
|
RENEGADE
|
ONW WHO IS GUILTY OF FIRING
PROPERTY
|
ARSONIST
|
ONE WHO IS VERY CAREFUL AND PARTICULAR
|
METICULOUS
|
ONE WHO PAYS TOO MUCH
ATTENTION TO HIS CLOTHS
AND APPEARANCE
|
DANDY
|
ONW WHO PRETENDS ILLNESS TO ESCAPE DUTY
|
MALINGERER
|
ONE WHO
TALKS CONTINUOUSLY
|
LOQUACIOUS
|
ONE WHO
WORKS IN RETURN FOR BEING TAUGHT
THE
TRADE
|
DISCIPLE
|
ONE WHOSE ATTITUDE IS TO EAT,
DRINK AND MERRY
|
EPICUREAN
|
PEOPLE IN ROWDY SCENCE
|
RABBLE
|
PERASON OBSESSED WITH ONE IDEA OR SUBJECT
|
MONOMANIIAC
|
PERSON WHO DOES NOT BELIEVE IN ANY RELIGION
|
PAGAN
|
PERSON
WHO HOLDS SCHOLARSHIP AT A UNIVERSITY
|
BURSAR
|
PERSON WHO
IS AGAINST THE
ORDINARY SOCIETY ESP.
DRESSING
|
HIPPY
|
PERSON WHO IS ALWAYS DISSATISFIED
|
MALCONTENT
|
PERSON
WHO LIVES ALONE AND AVOID OTHERS
|
RECLUSE
|
PERSON WHO LOVES NATURE
|
AESTHETE
|
PERSON WHO PRETENDS TO HAVE
MORE KNOWLEDGE
|
CHARLATAN
|
PERSUASIVE AND FLUENT SPEECH
|
ELOQUENCE
|
PHYSICIAN WHO DELIVERS BABIES
|
OBSTERICIAN
|
PLACE
WHERE COWS ARE SHELTERED
|
BYRE
|
PLACE WHICH PROVIDES BOTH BOARD AND
LODGING
|
INN
|
POWER OF READING THOUGHTS OF
OTHERS
|
TELEPATHY
|
RIDICULULOUS
USE OF WORKS
|
MALAPROPISM
|
RIDE ON SOMEONE’S BACK
|
PIGGYBACK
|
ROOM
LEADING INTO A LARGE ROOM
|
ANTEROOM
|
SEAT ON ELEPHANT’S BACK
|
HOWDAH
|
SONG SUNG AT BURIAL
|
DIRGE
|
THING THAT
BRING GENTLE AND
PAINLESS DEATH FROM
INCURABLE DISEASE
|
EUTHANASIA
|
TO EXPLAIN A SPRITUAL TRUTH
|
BENIGN
|
TO DO AWAY WITH RULE
|
ABROGATE
|
TO
EXPLAIN A SPRITUAL TRUTH
|
PARABLE
|
USING OF NEW WORDS
|
NEOLOGY
|
A SMALL
ENCLOSERE FOR CATTLE ,SHEEP ,POLUTRY ETC
|
PEN
|
MUSIC PLAYED OR SUNG AT
NIGHT BELOW A PERSON’S
WINDOW
|
SERENADE
|
STRONG AND SETTLED DISLIKE BETWEEN TWO
PERSONS
|
ANTIPATHY
|
A SMALL HOUSE WITH
ALL ROOMS ON
ONE FLOOR
|
BUNAGLOW
|
AN
EXTERMELY DEEP CRACK OR OPENING IN THE
GROUND
|
CHASM
|
LOTTERY IN
WHICH AN ARTICLE IS ASSIGNED BY
LOT TO
ONE OF THOSE BUYING
TICKTS
|
RAFFLE /Draw
|
ONE WHO
ALWAYS RUNS AWAY FROM DANGER
|
TIMID
|
ONE WHO DESPISES PERSONS
OF LOWER SOCIAL
POSITION
|
SNOB
|
GRADUAL RECOVERY FROM ILLNESS
|
CONVALESCENCE
|
ONE WHO
IS DETERMINED TO EXACT FULL
VEGEANCE
FOR WRONG DONE TO HIM
|
VINDICTIVE
|
COMMENCEMENT OF WORDS WITH
THE SAME LETTER
|
ALLITERATION
|
A PERSON LIVING PERMANENETLY IN A CERTAIN PLAC
E
|
DOMICILE
|
TO SLAP WITH A FLAT OBJACT
|
SWAT
|
AN
ASSEMBLY OF HEARAERS
|
ASSEMBLAGE
|
ONE WHO IS UNRELENTING
AND CANNOT BE MOVED BY
ENTREATIES
|
INEXORABLE
|
REGARD FOR OTHERS AS PRINCIPLE OF A ACTION
|
ALTRUISM
|
PERSON WHO CLAIMS TO
HAVE GREAT LOVE FOR
UNDERSTANDING OF
WHAT IS BEAUTIFUL IN NATURE , ART ETC
|
AESTHETE
|
A DISEASE WHICH SPREADS BY CONTACT
|
CONTAGIOUS
|
AN
ANIMAL STORY WITH MORAL
|
FABLE
|
PERSON WHO
PIOLTS OR TRAVELS IN A BALLON AIRSHIP
OR OTHER AIRCRAFT
|
AERONAUT
|
WITTY , CLEVER RETORT
|
REPARTEE
|
A STORY
IN WHICH IDEAS ARE SYMBOLISED AS PEOPLE
|
ALLEGORY
|
A COMMON PLACE
REMARK
|
PLATITUDE
|
A SUDDEN RUSH OF WIND
|
GUST
|
NOT CONFORMING TO ORDINARY RULES
OF BEHAVIOUR
|
ECCENTRIC
|
SHORT
DESCRIPATIVE POEM OR PICTURESQUE SCENE OR
INCIDENT
|
IDYLL
|
A
PERSON WHO IS RESEREVED IN TALKS
|
RETICENT
|
A SHORT STAY AT A PLACE
|
SOJOURN
|
A RAISED PLACE ON
WHICH OFFERING TO
A GOD ARE
MADE
|
ALTAR
|
GOVERNMENT
BY THE GODS
|
THERACHY
|
A PERSON WITH FULL
DISCRETINARY POWER TO
ACT ON
BEHALF OF A COUNTRY
|
PLENIPOTENTIARY
|
TO DERIVE A THING OF ITS HOLY
CHARACTER
|
DESCRATE
|
A SMALL
PIECE OF WOOD
|
CHIP
|
A pioneer of a reform movement
|
Apostle
|
Wicked to a high degree
|
Heinous
|
The original inhabitants
of a country
|
Aborigines
|
Dungeon entered by trapdoor
|
Oubliette
|
Science of printing
|
Typography
|
One who robs
smuggler of his
smuggled goods after
the
border has been crossed
|
Hijacker
|
Use of more words than are
needed to express the
meaning
|
Pleonasm
|
The
science of judging of a person’s character capabilities etc.
From an examination of the shape
of his
skull
|
Phrenology
|
A political leader who
tries to stir up people
|
Demagogue
|
A light sailing boat built especially for racing
|
Yacht
|
Atonement for one’s sins
|
Repentance
|
Be the embodiment or
perfect example
|
Personify
|
A person who maliciously destroys by fire
|
Incendiary
|
The line which a plough
cuts in the ground
|
Furrow
|
A person who forsakes religion
|
Renegade
|
A person concerned with
practical results and values
|
Pragmatist
|
Responsible according to law
|
Legitimate
|
Decision made
upon a political question by the
votes of
all qualified persons
|
Plebiscite
|
Shining , brilliant and magnificent
|
Resplendent
|
Cutting for stone in the
bladder
|
Lithotomy
|
A heavy unnatural
slumber
|
Stupor
|
Changing one’s mind too
quickly
|
Vacillation
|
To do away with rules
|
Abrogate
|
A person sharing
responsibility for a political party’s
discipline and tactics
|
Whip
|
Food which agrees with
one’s taste
|
Palatable
|
A story in verse
|
Ballad
|
Plain or self evident
truth
|
Truism
|
A person who has just started learning
|
Apprentice
|
A low area
storm with high
winds rotating about
a centre
of low atmospheric pressure
|
Cyclone
|
A fault that may be
forgiven
|
Venial
|
One who is likeable
|
Amiable
|
Person who gives himself
up to luxury and sexual
pleasures
|
Voluptuary
|
A field or a part of a garden where fruit trees
grow
|
Orchard
|
A women of lax moral
|
Harlot
|
A person who
gives written testimony for use in
a court
|
Deponent
|
A person who makes and
sells ladies hats, etc.
|
Milliner
|
To mediate between two parties in a dispute
|
Intercede
|
The branch of science which deals with
the problems of
the old
|
Geriatrics
|
Property inherited from one’s father pr ancestors
|
Patrimony
|
Something left in a will
by someone who has died
|
Legacy
|
The doctrine that
human souls pass
from one body
to
another at the time of death
|
Transmigration
|
A drawing on transparent paper
|
Transparency
|
The act of violating the
sanctity of church
|
Sacrilege
|
A style in which a writer makes a display
of his
knowledge
|
Pedantic
|
One who thinks that human nature is essentially
evil
|
Cynic
|
Interested mainly in a
small group country etc.
|
Insular
|
The period between two reigns
|
Interregnum
|
Poem in short stanzas narrating a popular story
|
Ballad
|
One who does not know how
to save the money
|
Spendthrift
|
Walk in a vain , self-important way
|
Strut
|
Clumsy or ill-bred fellow
|
Boor
|
A small shop
that sells fashionable clothes, cosmetics
etc.
|
Boutique
|
The normal abode of any animal or plant
|
Habitant
|
A person who is skilled in horsemanship
|
Equestrian
|
To atone one’s sins
|
Expiate
|
The rule of a person who is tyrant
|
Despotism
|
Of outstanding significance
|
Monumental
|
A tumour which is not
likely to spared
|
Benign
|
To remove the skin of a potato or and orange
|
Peel
|
Explicit understanding to
do something
|
Promise
|
To surround with armed forces
|
Besiege
|
A person who
wishes to throw
over all establishments
|
Anarchist
|
Forcing out(blood etc.)
from its vessel
|
Extravasate
|
A book or picture produced merely to bring in money
|
Pot-boiler
|
Deviation or departure from common rule of standard
|
Anomaly
|
Elderly women in charge of a girl on social occasions
|
Chaperon
|
land so surrounded by water as to e
almost and island
|
Peninsula
|
Part-song for several voices without
instrumental
accompaniment
|
Madrigal
|
A person without objective
reality
|
Hallucination
|
Open rebellion of soldiers and sailors
against lawful
authority
|
Mutiny
|
A verse letter
|
Epistle
|
A person who travels from place to place
|
Itinerant
|
Something which can be taken for granted
|
Postulate
|
Words used in ancient time
but no longer in general use
now
|
Archaic
|
Cutting all the waste
paper into pieces
|
Shredding
|
A solider who fights for money
|
mercenary
|
Government by all
|
Pant isocracy
|
Two wheeled cab for two to ride indie with
driver
mounted up behind
|
Hansom
|
Destroy without any trace
|
Obliterate
|
Submarines operate below the surface of the seas
|
Subterranean
|
Morning prayer in the
church regularly
|
Matin
|
An unreal and visionary ideal
|
Chimerical
|
Give back to the users
their youthful vigour and
appearance
|
Rejuvenate
|
A lover of mankind
|
Altruist/philanthropist
|
An unconventional style of
living
|
Bohemian
|
A person who is blindly devoted to an idea
|
Chauvinist
|
Suave (polished and light hearted person)
|
Debonair
|
A dabbler (not serious in art, Science and literature
|
Dilettante
|
That cannot be entered by
force
|
Impregnable
|
A person who leads an immoral life
|
Libertine/Lecher
|
One hates the institution of marriage
|
Misogamist
|
One who eats everything
|
Omnivorous
|
One who works for the welfare of the women
|
Philogynist /Feminist
|
A boastful fellow
|
Swashbuckler
|
A noisy quarrelsome women, a shrew
|
Termagant
|
One who is habitual drunken
|
Toper/sot
|
One who is brilliant performer on stage(specially music)
|
Virtuoso
|
An annual calendar with position of stars
|
Almanac
|
A statement accepted as true without proof
|
Axiom
|
Examination of living tissue
|
Biopsy
|
Compulsory enlistment for military service
|
Conscription
|
An exact copy of
handwriting ,printing
|
Facsimile/Xerox
|
Animals which live in a flock , used for
human beings
also
|
Gregarious/sociable
|
An act of separation from a person to avoid infection
|
Quarantine
|
Dress with
medals, ribbons worn
at official ceremonies
|
Regalia
|
A thing kept in memory of an event
|
Souvenir
|
A place where
animals are slaughtered for the market
|
Abattoir
|
The dwelling place if an animal underground
|
Borrow
|
A place where treasurers ,stores ,ammunition are
hidden
|
Cache
|
A graveyard where dead are
buried
|
Crèche
|
An original glass bottle for holding wine
or other
alcoholic drinks
|
Decanter
|
A squirrel’s home
|
Drey
|
A home for old people
|
Infirmary
|
A place for wild animals and birds
|
Menagerie
|
A house or shelter for a dog
|
Kennel
|
A place where pigs are
kept
|
Sty
|
A case in which the blade of a sword is kept
|
Sheath
,Scabbard
|
A place where lather is
tanned
|
Tannery
|
One who drives a motor car
|
Chauffeur
|
One who introduces performing artists on
the stage
programmes
|
Compere
|
One who studies the
pattern of voting in elections
|
Psephologist
|
Government by old man
|
Gerontocracy
|
Government by the worst citizen
|
Kekistocracy
|
Government run universally
|
Panarcy
|
A funeral procession comprising a number of mourners
|
Cortege
|
Murder of one’s children
|
Filicide
|
Murder of one’s brother
|
Fratricide
|
Murder of one’s parents
|
Parricide
|
Murder of one’s sister
|
Sororicide
|
Live in relationship a man and
a woman living
without
being married
|
Concubiange
|
Happening in five years
|
Quinquennial
|
150th anniversary
|
Sesquicentennial
|
A collection of
poem
|
Anthology
|
A large number of cotton tied in a bundle
|
Bale
|
A large group of girls/ladies
|
Bevy
|
A pair of pigeons
|
Brace
|
Of inner circle of members of government
|
Caucus
|
A small person belonging to a body
|
Clique
|
A group[p of applauders
i.e. paid to clap
|
Claque
|
A group of islands
|
Cluster
|
A group of worshipers
|
Congregation
|
A small fleet of boats
|
Flotilla
|
A number of fish caught (in net) caught at one time
|
Haul
|
A number of ruins, stones
|
Heap
|
Of young pigs, dogs at birth
|
Litter
|
A group of people who are
the same in some way
|
Posse
|
A section of hair
|
Lock
|
A large number of fish
swimming together
|
Shoal
|
A sequence of similar items
|
String
|
A flies or locusts, bees ,ants
|
Swarm
|
A framework of rafters,
posts and bars
|
Truss
|
A large crowd of people
|
Throng
|
A group of dancers,
artists or acrobats
|
Troupe
|
Of abusive invectives
|
Torrent
|
Of grass ,hair
|
Tuft
|
In questions
|
Barrage
|
The study of sounds
|
Acoustics
|
The science of
soil management and
the production of
field crops
|
Agronomy
|
Chemistry in ancient times
|
Alchemy
|
Cultivation of tress and vegetables
|
Arboriculture
|
The study of duration of
life
|
Chronology
|
The art of making
fireworks
|
Chromatics
|
The study of cells,
especially their formation structure
and functions
|
Cytology
|
The study of finger prints for the purpose
of
identification
|
Dactylographic
|
The study of animal
behaviour
|
Ethology
|
The study of production of better offspring
by the
careful selection of parents
|
Eugenics
|
The study of effect of environment on workers
|
Ergonomy
|
The sun therapy
|
Heliotherapy
|
The study of tissues
|
Histology
|
The study of teeth
|
Odontology
|
The study of correct pronunciation
|
Orthoepy
|
The art of method of teaching
|
Pedagogy
|
The study of rocks
|
Petrology
|
The study of written records their authenticity etc.
|
Philology
|
The study of speech sounds and production,
transmission , reception
|
Phonetics
|
The study of human face
|
Physiognomy
|
The study of ancient writing
|
Palaeography
|
The art of elegant speech or writing
|
Rhetoric
|
The study of caves
|
Spelelogy
|
An admirer of art
|
Dilettante
|
Use of mild word in place
of words required by truth
|
Euphemism
|
That which is pig like
|
Porcine
|
That is fox like
|
Vulpine
|
Study of law
|
Nomo
logy
|
Study of fossils
|
Palaeontology
|
Statement that is obviously true
|
Platitude
|
Temple dedicated to all the gods
|
Pantheon
|
The study of physical
phenomenon of lakes
|
Limnology
|
Serious crime like murder ,arson
|
Felony
|
Secret place difficult to reach
|
Recess
|
Secret religious meeting
|
Conventicle
|
Showing contemptuous indifference
|
Supercilious
|
A short summary of a book
or speech
|
Epitome
|
A short saying
or poem which
express an idea
in a very
clever and amusing way
|
Epigram
|
Scornful and contemptuous language
|
Opprobrium
|
Science of time
|
Horology
|
Science of the races
of mankind and
their relation to
one
another
|
Ethnology
|
Science of the causes of
diseases
|
Etiology/aetiology
|
Science of human beauty
|
Kalology
|
Science and philosophy of
human law
|
Jurisprudence
|
To raise a pattern or
design on the
surface of something
|
Emboss
|
Quick to judge and
understand
|
Perspicacious
|
Pull out of usual shape
|
Distort
|
Public marry making and feasting
|
Carnival
|
Prevent from being carried out
|
Circumvent
|
Present from or before birth
|
Congenital
|
Lover of dogs
|
Canophilist
|
Guided by one’s sense of duty
|
Conscientious
|
Gust of wing
|
Draught
|
Offering made to god
|
Oblation
|
Gathering of all things
|
Omnibus
|
A garland of flowers
|
Wreath
|
Give the right to vote
|
Enfranchise
|
Future generation
|
Posterity
|
Fit for bad temper or anger
|
Tantrum
|
Blessing given by priest
|
Benediction
|
Bring under control in war
|
Subjugate
|
That can live without outside help
|
Viable
|
Angry at injustice
|
Indignant
|
Change to something abnormal , unnatural
|
Perversion
|
Habitual character and deposition
|
Ethos
|
To destroy
|
Annihilate
|
Recurrence of some disease
after generation or
similarity in special features with remote ancestors
|
Atavism
|
To mitigate of lessen the suffering or pain
|
Alleviate
|
To make better , to
improve or to lift or a better place
|
Ameliorate
|
A mistake in
the chronological order
or a thing
which is
out of harmony with a period
|
Anachronism
|
Any language speaking only
|
Colloquialism
|
A person who fails in the performance of
this duty or
commits and offence
|
Delinquent
|
Something regularly found among a
particular people or
community
|
Endemic
|
A professor who has
retired from service
|
Emeritus
|
To free from
the confines of something to liberate from
|
Emancipate
|
Something artificial having the appearance of some thing
got up
|
Factitious
|
As opposed to realistic , imagined not real
|
Fictitious
|
Tendency to grow downwards
|
Geotropism
|
A personal peculiarity of temperament or constitution
|
Idiosyncrasy
|
A person who has a most uncompromising
attitude
especially on politics
|
Intransigent
|
A subtle allusive and
generally deprecatory remark
|
Innuendo
|
Extremely extravagant in manners and morals
|
Licentious
|
Belonging to this word , earthly
|
Mundane
|
Application of name or
descriptive term to
an object to
which it is not literally applicable
|
Metaphor
|
A scene or
situation which is
gruesomely imaginative or
full of gruesome details
|
Macabre
|
A change that befalls
something
|
Mutation
|
A drama which is marked by very crude
appeal to
feelings and emotions
|
Melodrama
|
One who believes in
the philosophy that
nothing has real
existence
|
Nihilist
|
A quick remedy
or apparent medicine or similarly a pet
scheme
|
Nostrum
|
The art of spelling words correctly
|
Orthography
|
A passage marking the
close of speech
|
Peroration
|
A school teacher or a man affecting learning
|
Pedagogue
|
Original modal
|
Prototype
|
To mediate, to pander over
a question
|
Ruminate
|
A person who refuses compliance with
|
Recalcitrant
|
A reasoned willing to avail himself of fallacies that
will
help his case
|
Sophist
|
A very delicate flaw or mistake which is
not expected
from the person making it
|
Solecism
|
A symbolic religious
ceremony especially baptism
|
Sacrament
|
Abounding in blood
|
Sanguine
|
Affectedly and pompously
formal person or style
|
Sententious
|
That which surpasses
|
Transcendental
|
The practise of taking
exorbitant or excessive interest on
the money lent
|
Usury
|
Guilty of accepting bribes extremely mercenary
|
Venal
|
A person sent on a mission
|
Emissary
|
Not definitely or clearly expressed
|
Inexplicit
|
Incapable of being taken
by force or arms
|
Impregnable
|
To increase the
gravity of an
offence or the
intensity of a
dispute
|
Aggravate
|
A man or woman with skin and hair or auburn colour
|
Blonde
|
Wilful and persistent
resistance to lawful authority
|
Contumacy
|
A person who is insensible to kind thoughts
or
sympathetic feeling
|
Callous
|
Total loss of
voice
|
Aphonia
|
To do away with a rule
|
Abrogate
|
To make thin or fine or to
reduce the strength
|
Attenuate
|
Deviation from eh common rule of standard
|
Anomaly
|
Stealthy done
|
Surreptitious
|
Mental derangement
|
Paranoia
|
Wild and noisy
disorder
|
Pandemonium
|
Placing a thing beside
another
|
Juxtapose
|
The abandonment of one’s country or cause
|
Desertion
|
Bitter and violent attack in words
|
Diatribe
|
The state of
being miserable , bereft of
all possessions
|
Destitute
|
Commencement of
adjacent words with
the same letter
|
Alliteration
|
A wall built
to prevent the
sea or a
river from flooding an
area
|
Embankment
|
Something that is poisonous or unhealthy
|
Trivial
|
A small umbrella
|
Parasol
|
To have a very high
opinion of oneself
|
Conceited
|
The highest singing voice in women
or boys or
a music in
highest voice
|
Soprano
|
A song to put babies to sleep
|
Lullaby
|
The original inhabitants
of a country
|
Aborigines
|
Winding sheet of a corpse
|
Shroud
|
Bearing young’s by eggs
|
Oviparous
|
Bearing living young’s
|
Viviparous
|
Fond of much alcoholic drinks
|
Bibulous
|
A hater of new things
|
Misoneist
|
Hatter of smoking
|
Misocapnic
|
A lover of animals
|
Philozoic
|
A lover of learning
|
Philomath
|
A lover of poetry and art
|
Philomuse
|
That which is not composed of matter
|
Incorporeal
|
One who always gets into trouble
|
Scapegrace
|
Persuade by flattery
|
Cajole
|
That which has very harmful and dangerous effects
|
Detrimental
|
That which is corpse like
|
Cadaverous
|
That is cat like
|
Feline
|
A vehicle that is used to carry a dead body
|
Hearse
|
A person who is very cruel
|
Fiend
|
Swelling part of a body
|
Inflammation
|
The dad body of a animal
|
Carcase
|
A medicine which induces vomit
|
Emetic
|
A spear on a
rope for catching whales and other
larger
fish
|
Harpoon
|
A female of gander
|
Goose
|
An adult male of deer
|
Hart
|
A word that is the same in sound as another
but
different in meaning
|
Homonym
|
Words alike in sound but different in
meaning and
spelling
|
Paronym
|
A dog used for hunting
|
Hound
|
A magnificent tomb
|
Mausoleum
|
An impudent girl
|
Minx
|
Flesh of sheep used as
food
|
Mutton
|
Secretion
of a plant
which attracts the
insects or birds
that pollinate flowers
|
Nectar
|
A member of a wandering tribe
|
Nomad
|
A person who looks after horses in a inn
|
Ostler
|
A set of instruments put together for a purpose
|
Apparatus
|
An area planted with grapes
|
Vineyard
|
A disease that is found
regularly in a particular place
|
Endemic
|
A disease widely epidemic
|
Pandemic
|
That which can not be burnt
|
Incombustible
|
A person who is very
careful in the use of money
|
Frugal/parsimonious
|
Able to walk after being bedridden
|
Ambulatory
|
Absolute right
|
Prerogative
|
Accept without protest or silently
|
Acquiesce
|
Being economical in
speech or expressed in few words
|
Laconic
|
Belief accepted without question
|
Dogma
|
Branches of learning concerned with literature
history
|
Humanities
|
and philosophy
|
|
Bring under control especially a group
of people causing
trouble
|
Subdue
|
Calmness of mind and temper
|
Equanimity
|
Ceremony of crowning a
king
|
Coronation
|
Chain of flowers ,leaves ribbons etc.
|
Festoon
|
Collection of flowers
|
Anthology
|
Compel to a course of action
|
Coerce
|
Compensation of loss
|
Indemnity
|
Complain or protest irritatingly
|
Grudge /grumble
|
Concluding part of speech
|
Peroration
|
Confused and disorderly
|
Promiscuous
|
Conference for discussion on a subject
|
Symposium
|
Confused struggle or fight
|
Scrimmage
|
Copy or reproduction of a
work
|
Replica
|
Craze for flowers
|
Anthomania
|
Cud-chewing animal
|
Ruminant
|
Cut into small peaces
|
Mince
|
Cutting or arm, leg, etc. By surgery
|
Amputation
|
Cutting and gathering of grain
|
Harvest
|
Difficult or dangerous situation
|
Predicament
|
Done or obtained without
payment or free of charge
|
Gratuitous
|
Easily bending
|
Supple
|
Equally sensitive to all
colours
|
Panchromatic
|
Express earnest disapproval of
|
Deprecate
|
Expand and contract rhythmically
|
Pulsate
|
Fastest speed of a horse
|
Gallop
|
Felling of fear and disappointment
|
Dismay
|
Feeling or impression that something evil
is going to
happen
|
Presentment
|
Feeling that everything
turns
|
Giddiness
|
Fixed sum of money paid
to somebody as
income in his
lifetime
|
Annuity
|
Fond of new things
|
Newfangled
|
Foolish love
|
Infatuation
|
Forecast of the
probable course of
a disease or
illness
|
Prognosis
|
Gay and elegant dress or appearance
|
Finery
|
Give more force or
importance to
|
Accentuate
|
Give something as a security for debt
|
Pawn/mortgage
|
Having a common terminus or boundary
|
Coterminous
|
Having a full , deep sound
|
Sonorous
|
Having a similar nature,
common interest
|
Congenial
|
Having a vague desire
|
Wistful
|
Having the same source or
origin
|
Cognate
|
Hiding of true feelings
|
Dissimulation
|
In a primitive or uncivilized state
|
Savage
|
Incur loss through some
fault
|
Forfeit
|
Identical in all respects
|
Congruent
|
Indirect effect or remote effect of some event
|
Repercussion
|
Instrument for measuring the intensity of light
|
Photometer
|
Interrupt and ask troublesome questions
|
Heckle
|
Interrupt the proceeding and demand a
statement or
explanation from
|
Interrelate
|
Judicial process or order
to stop something
|
Injunction
|
Killing of one’s husband
|
Mariticide
|
Lacking in sexual power or sufficient
strength to do
something
|
Impotent
|
Loss of ability to use speech/understand
|
Aphasia
|
Make a deep sound of pain
|
Groan
|
Make desolate
|
Devastate
|
Make (something misleading) additions to a book
|
Interpolate
|
Military forces and their equipments
|
Armament
|
Miscellaneous articles not
listed separately
|
Sundries
|
Money in form of coins
|
Specie
|
Name derived from father’s
name
|
Patronymic
|
Natural tendency to do something
|
Propensity
|
Noisy drinking party or merry making
|
Carousal
|
Not shoeing proper respect
|
Impertinent
|
Occurring here and there or now and then of or for all
|
Sporadic
|
Of the daytime
|
Diurnal
|
Of all sorts
|
Omnifarious
|
One preying on or
exploiting others
|
Predator
|
One who arranges for the supply of food in
a club, school
etc.
|
Steward
|
One who courts or woos a woman
|
Suitor
|
One who explains a theory , idea etc.
|
Exponent
|
One who habitually relapses into crime or
one who
cannot be cured of criminal activities
|
Recidivist
|
One who has no means of live hood
|
Pauper
|
One who makes an eloquent public speech
|
Orator
|
One who spends one’s money
recklessly
|
Spendthrift/Prodigal
|
One who sells
fruit, vegetables etc.
From a barrow in the
streets
|
Grocer
|
One who shows
lack of respect or religious reverence
|
Impious
|
Page number of a book
|
Folio
|
Pardon or forgiveness of sins by god
|
Remission
|
Particular point of good conduct , ceremony honour
|
Punctilio
|
Period of rest or sleep taken in the early afternoon
|
Siesta
|
Person singing jointly with others
|
Cosignatory
|
Person to
whom another gives
encouragement and help
|
Protégé
|
Person who changes his religious belief
|
Renegate/ Renegade
|
Personal belonging , equipments etc.
|
Paraphernalia
|
Place for ideal peace and
happiness
|
Elysium
|
Place for public speaking
|
Rostrum
|
Plead to obtain a favour
|
Intercede
|
Pleasant or sharp to the taste
|
Piquant
|
Practise of using abuse
|
Scurrility
|
Presented in a forceful and convening manner
|
Cogent
|
Principal raw material or commodity grown
in a locality
|
Staple
|
Put under the surface of
water
|
Submerge
|
Scatter things among others or place here and there
|
Intersperse
|
Severe test of character
or endurance
|
Ordeal
|
Short saying expressing a general truth
|
Maxim/proverb/dictum/adage
|
Smash to pieces
|
Shatter
|
Something that is detested
|
Anathema
|
Something which religion
or custom regards as
forbidden
|
Taboo
|
State of unconscious
|
Narcosis
|
Sticking together
|
Coherent
|
Story told to illustrate a moral or spiritual truth
|
Didactic
|
Stroke of good luck
|
Fluke
|
Study of literature dealing with lives of saints
|
Hagiology
|
Style in which
a writer makes
a display of
his knowledge
|
Ornate
|
Substance used in place of sugar
|
Saccharin
|
Suffering from
bodily or mental
weakness because old
age
|
Senile
|
Suggest in addition to the fundamental meaning
|
Connote
|
Suggest indirectly
|
Insinuate
|
Suggesting absence of thought or intellect
|
vacuous
|
System of religious worship
|
Cult
|
That cannot be erased or removed
|
Indelible
|
That cannot be weighed
|
Imponderable
|
That easily changes into gas or vapour
|
Volatile
|
That which can lessen the severity of (pain ,
disease)
|
Palliative
|
That which cannot be
doubted or questioned
|
Unimpeachable
|
That which eats grass
|
Herbivore /herbivorous
|
Thing to be added at the end of a book etc.
|
Addendum
|
Theory of utility
|
Pragmatism
|
Turn or wander away from the main topic
|
Digress
|
Union of states, parties,
or persons
|
Confederacy
|
Use in an unworthy or wicked way
|
Desecrate /defile
|
Use of public money for
one’s own benefit
|
Peculation/embezzlement
|
Way out for water or stream
|
Outlet
|
Whole body of wage earners
|
Proletariat
|
Wide spread violence
|
Havoc
|
Witty clever retort
|
Repartee
|
Word formed from initial
letters of a name
|
Acronym
|
Word made by changing the order of the
letters in
another word
|
Anagram
|
Woven fabric richly ornamented with designs
|
Brocade
|
Written law passed by the
law making body
|
Statute
|
Of a very short duration of period
|
Transient
|
Not clearly expressed or understand
|
Inscrutable
|
Area of land almost
surrounded by sea
|
Peninsula
|
Salt water lake
separated from the
sea by sand
banks
|
Lagoon
|
Person who caters to the
rich
|
Sycophant
|
One who doubts the soundness of inferences
|
Aesthetic
|
An expression of mild
disapproval
|
Denigration
|
Art of poetry
|
Ceramics
|
Extreme old age when a man behaves like a fool
|
Dotage
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