One word substitution PART- 10

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