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        1. Review the words in a table 
       2. Click (memorize) in either column to begin 
       ♦ Guess the answer in your head 
       ♦ Click the buttons and follow the directions at the bottom of the table 
       ♦ Or click on matching mode at the bottom of a table, after clicking on (memorize) 
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	|   Word  (memorize) |  Definition  (memorize)	 | 
 | 	diction	 | 	manner of expression in words 	 |  
| 	stigma	 | 	mark or sign indicating something not considered normal or standard 	 |  
| 	penurious	 | 	stingy	 |  
| 	prodigious	 | 	enormous 	 |  
| 	prosaic	 | 	matter of fact; ordinary 	 |  
| 	baleful	 | 	threatening or foreshadowing evil or tragic developments	 |  
| 	jocund	 | 	merry	 |  
| 	peccadillo	 | 	minor or petty sin; slight fault 	 |  
| 	troubadour	 | 	minstrel or singer 	 |  
| 	waggish	 | 	mischievous; humorous; tricky 	 |  
 		
	|   Word  (memorize) |  Definition  (memorize)	 | 
 | 	hoodwink	 | 	mislead or confuse by trickery	 |  
| 	fallacious	 | 	misleading or deceptive 	 |  
| 	belied	 | 	misrepresent; be false to 	 |  
| 	erroneous	 | 	mistaken; wrong	 |  
| 	paragon	 | 	model of perfection 	 |  
| 	diffidence	 | 	modesty; shyness; lacking in confidence 	 |  
| 	mercenary	 | 	motivated by a desire for money or other gain	 |  
| 	lament	 | 	mourn; grieve	 |  
| 	lugubrious	 | 	mournful often to an excessive degree 	 |  
| 	undulating	 | 	moving with a wavelike motion 	 |  
 	
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	|   Word  (memorize) |  Definition  (memorize)	 | 
 | 	impetuous	 | 	moving with great, sudden energy	 |  
| 	turbid	 | 	muddy	 |  
| 	requiem	 | 	musical service for the dead 	 |  
| 	internecine	 | 	characterized by bloodshed and carnage for both sides	 |  
| 	cryptic	 | 	having a hidden or ambiguous meaning; brief	 |  
| 	proclivity	 | 	natural or habitual tendency	 |  
| 	propinquity	 | 	nearness of relationship; kinship 	 |  
| 	myopic	 | 	nearsighted; lacking foresight 	 |  
| 	pejorative	 | 	negative in connotation; disparaging 	 |  
| 	trite	 | 	no longer having originality 	 |  
 	
	|   Word  (memorize) |  Definition  (memorize)	 | 
 | 	obsolete	 | 	no longer in use or practice 	 |  
| 	defunct	 | 	no longer living or existing; dead or extinct	 |  
| 	magnanimous	 | 	noble in mind 	 |  
| 	clamorous	 | 	noisy; loudly demanding or complaining 	 |  
| 	absurdity	 | 	nonsense	 |  
| 	limerick	 | 	nonsense poem of five lines 	 |  
| 	indelible	 | 	not able to be removed or erased 	 |  
| 	impervious	 | 	not affected	 |  
| 	dissident	 | 	not agreeing	 |  
| 	inadvertent	 | 	not attentive or observant; heedless; accidental	 |  
 	
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