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Section 1

(50 cards)

intra-

Front

within

Back

con-

Front

with, together

Back

profligate

Front

Immoral

Back

ecto-

Front

outside, external

Back

man, manu (roots)

Front

hand, by hand

Back

attrition

Front

loss, reduction

Back

fecund

Front

fertile

Back

lunulae

Front

fingernail bed

Back

clude, clus (roots)

Front

shut, close

Back

logue, logy (roots)

Front

study of speech and science

Back

vocat, voke (roots)

Front

call

Back

chron (root)

Front

time

Back

neo-

Front

new

Back

ana-

Front

upward, backward

Back

inter-

Front

between

Back

bene-

Front

good, well

Back

querulous

Front

constant complaining

Back

- able, -ible (suffixes)

Front

capable or worthy of

Back

volve, volv (roots)

Front

roll, turn

Back

pend, pense (roots)

Front

hang, weigh

Back

hydr, hydro (roots)

Front

water

Back

scribe, script (roots)

Front

write

Back

esoteric

Front

enigmatic, select, secret

Back

sec, sect (roots)

Front

cut

Back

anti-

Front

against

Back

cog, cogn (roots)

Front

know, knowledge

Back

homo-

Front

same

Back

ante- (prefix)

Front

before

Back

-ance, -ence

Front

relating to, state of

Back

omni-

Front

all

Back

trans-

Front

across

Back

patho-

Front

ill

Back

hetero-

Front

different, other

Back

aqua (root)

Front

water

Back

duce, duct (roots)

Front

lead

Back

meter (roots)

Front

measure

Back

vene, vent (roots)

Front

come

Back

spire, spirat (roots)

Front

breathe, breath

Back

tract (root)

Front

draw, drag

Back

mis-

Front

incorrect

Back

acquiesce

Front

submit without protest

Back

mal-

Front

ill, evil

Back

fact, fect, fict (roots)

Front

make, do

Back

ject, jac (roots)

Front

throw, cast

Back

troph (root)

Front

feed

Back

auto-

Front

self

Back

abhor

Front

hate

Back

graph, gram (roots)

Front

write, record, picture

Back

sub-

Front

under

Back

ped, pod (roots)

Front

foot

Back

Section 2

(50 cards)

fraction

Front

a portion, break of whole

Back

brackish

Front

salt water

Back

heterotrophic

Front

eating food made by others

Back

-ish

Front

like, somewhat

Back

beneficent

Front

producing good, like charitable acts

Back

chronic

Front

of long duration, continuing

Back

diffract

Front

break up light

Back

antecedent

Front

preceding event or word

Back

fract (root)

Front

break

Back

factory

Front

place where things are made

Back

interject

Front

thrown between

Back

-ness

Front

condition, quality of

Back

malevolent

Front

wishing evil

Back

aquatic

Front

living in or pertaining to water

Back

anaplasia

Front

reversion of cells to earlier form

Back

malady

Front

illness

Back

cognizant

Front

knowledgeable about, aware

Back

eulogy

Front

speech of praise

Back

-ment

Front

result, action

Back

fracture

Front

a break

Back

homogenous

Front

uniform mixture

Back

fractious

Front

unruly, irritable, breaking from propriety

Back

transgress

Front

go beyond the limits

Back

-phobe

Front

hate, dislike

Back

graphic

Front

creating a strong image

Back

induce

Front

lead to, bring about

Back

frugal

Front

economical, thrifty

Back

omnipotent

Front

all powerful

Back

antidote

Front

something that acts against poison

Back

-ic

Front

pertaining to

Back

autotroph

Front

self feeding

Back

pathology

Front

study of illness

Back

brack (root)

Front

salty

Back

ectoderm

Front

outer skin or layer

Back

thermometer

Front

instrument to measure temperature

Back

dehydrate

Front

remove water from

Back

-less

Front

without

Back

pedal

Front

relating to foot

Back

intravenous

Front

within the veins

Back

zoology

Front

science of animals

Back

impend

Front

menace, "hanging overhead"

Back

podiatrist

Front

foot doctor

Back

neonatal

Front

newly born

Back

convene

Front

come or bring together for a meeting or activity

Back

manual

Front

handbook

Back

interact

Front

to act on each other

Back

misconduct

Front

incorrect behavior

Back

preclude

Front

shut beforehand, prevent

Back

expediting

Front

speed up

Back

subcutaneous

Front

under the skin

Back

Section 3

(50 cards)

fat synonym with positive connotation

Front

chubby

Back

happiness

Front

condition of being happy

Back

commonplace

Front

ordinary

Back

laudable

Front

praise worthy

Back

ambiguous

Front

interpreted several ways

Back

consecutive

Front

days in a row

Back

malingering

Front

feign illness skip duty

Back

mulish

Front

like a mule

Back

dramatic

Front

pertaining to drama

Back

revolution

Front

a turn around

Back

inscription

Front

something written

Back

mercenary

Front

work solely for money

Back

ascetic

Front

self-denying

Back

animosity

Front

ill will

Back

ludicrous

Front

ridiculous

Back

menial

Front

low/ degrading work

Back

adamant

Front

unchanging

Back

denotation

Front

definition

Back

omnivore

Front

eat meat and plants

Back

evoke

Front

callout

Back

anachronism

Front

out of proper place in time

Back

hydrophobe

Front

avoids water

Back

childless

Front

without a child

Back

defensible

Front

capable of being defended

Back

despondence

Front

depression, dejection

Back

extract

Front

draw out

Back

scrupulous

Front

moral or careful

Back

famished

Front

hungry

Back

expire

Front

die, "breathe last breath"

Back

partisan

Front

strong one sided support

Back

wavered

Front

vacillated

Back

remission

Front

period symptoms disappear

Back

inscribe

Front

write on, autograph

Back

animosity

Front

hatred

Back

petty

Front

unimportant

Back

greenish

Front

somewhat green

Back

explicit

Front

clearly stated

Back

connotation

Front

feeling of a word pos/negative

Back

symposium

Front

conference

Back

redundant

Front

same as what was already said/did

Back

saunter

Front

leisure walk

Back

candid

Front

honest and open

Back

evolve

Front

develop, "roll forward"

Back

culpable

Front

deserving blame

Back

taciturn

Front

reserved, not talking

Back

vocation

Front

profession, "calling"

Back

biology

Front

study of life

Back

squalid

Front

unsanitary

Back

determent

Front

act of delaying

Back

bisect

Front

cut in half

Back

Section 4

(50 cards)

pandemonium

Front

uproar, disorder, crazy

Back

impertinent

Front

intrusive, irrelevant, weird

Back

contemptible

Front

despicable, bad

Back

admonition

Front

advice or scolding

Back

casual

Front

relaxed or not permanent

Back

callous

Front

hard, cold

Back

continuum

Front

continuos, endless

Back

antithesis

Front

direct opposite

Back

commotion

Front

agitation, noisy

Back

lope

Front

to move/run, long stride

Back

momentum

Front

force, drive, push

Back

garrulous

Front

wordy

Back

illicit

Front

not legally permitted

Back

quiescent

Front

being at rest, inactive

Back

tentative

Front

trial

Back

avarice

Front

insatiable greed for riches, greediness

Back

interloper

Front

interferes in others business, nosy

Back

impetuous

Front

impulsive, sudden rash action

Back

obfuscate

Front

to confuse, obscure

Back

nondescript

Front

undistinguishable, no particulars,

Back

obscure

Front

not easily understood

Back

lurid

Front

sensational

Back

calamity

Front

extreme misfortune bringing loss and sorrow

Back

inertia

Front

inactivity, idelness

Back

dogged

Front

stubborn, persistent

Back

atrophy

Front

waste away

Back

cynical

Front

ironic, mocking, scoffing

Back

vociferous

Front

crying out noisily

Back

solicitous

Front

anxious

Back

nominal

Front

theoretical or insignificant or inexpensive

Back

veneration

Front

respect, honor

Back

depraved

Front

wicked

Back

dissident

Front

disagreeing, differing

Back

obsolete

Front

no longer in use, dated

Back

eloquent

Front

movingly expressive, fluent, articulate

Back

tacit

Front

not openly expressed, not said just imply

Back

strained

Front

tired or nervous, exhausted

Back

incongruous

Front

inconsistent

Back

voluble

Front

talkative

Back

persistent

Front

determined, dogged, tenacious

Back

elicit

Front

bring out, extract, acquire

Back

restrained

Front

reserve, moderation

Back

canter

Front

easy gallop, trot

Back

falter

Front

move unsteadily, stumble

Back

supercilious

Front

disdainful, contemptuous, scornful

Back

facilitated

Front

make easier

Back

transgressed

Front

violate law, go against

Back

presumptuous

Front

presume, arrogant

Back

discernment

Front

ability to judge well

Back

pusillanimous

Front

cowardly

Back

Section 5

(50 cards)

impotent

Front

lacking power

Back

suppurate

Front

pus, fester

Back

fallow

Front

not in use

Back

cooperative

Front

working together for common good

Back

self-effacement

Front

keep self in the background

Back

esthetic

Front

relating to notion beauty and ugly

Back

indelible

Front

can't be erased

Back

guile

Front

sly and cunning

Back

bedlam

Front

uproar and confusion

Back

biennial

Front

once every 2 years

Back

bigot

Front

intolerant

Back

pensive

Front

thoughtful

Back

ubiquitous

Front

present everywhere

Back

infer

Front

deduct

Back

eruct

Front

belch, gas of stomach

Back

impoverished

Front

poverty, poor quality

Back

sudorific

Front

sweating

Back

altruist

Front

devoted to helping others

Back

inconsolable

Front

not able to comfort

Back

caterwaul

Front

howl

Back

inexplicable

Front

unexplainable

Back

convivial

Front

friendly feast

Back

indigent

Front

poor, poverty

Back

inalienable

Front

rights can't be taken away

Back

perspicacious

Front

insight into things

Back

triturate

Front

grind

Back

gamut

Front

entire range

Back

domicile

Front

residence, abode, home

Back

veracity

Front

truthfulness

Back

scurrilous

Front

coarse and abusive language

Back

reproved

Front

reprimand

Back

sedulous

Front

diligent, hardworking

Back

irrepressible

Front

incapable of being repressed

Back

indolent

Front

sloth, lazy

Back

agrarian

Front

based on farm production

Back

incredulous

Front

can't believe what being told, not credible, unbelief

Back

charlatan

Front

con artist, pretends

Back

furtive

Front

sly

Back

abstemious

Front

sparing eat and drink

Back

celestial

Front

heavenly

Back

indomitable

Front

courage, can't defeat

Back

stupefy

Front

stun, daze

Back

apathetic

Front

little or no emotion

Back

pernicious

Front

harmful

Back

florid

Front

redish

Back

stoical

Front

calm

Back

nictate

Front

blink

Back

vicissitude

Front

change, variation, diversity

Back

surly

Front

bad tempered

Back

ineligible

Front

disqualified

Back

Section 6

(50 cards)

scullion

Front

servant, low person

Back

console

Front

alleviate grief

Back

obsequious

Front

obedient, compliant

Back

slanderous

Front

malicious, mean

Back

rhetoric

Front

study language

Back

inexorable

Front

unyielding, dogged

Back

socialism

Front

collective owning

Back

deciduous

Front

shedding leaves annually, not permanent.

Back

cacophonous

Front

discordant, harsh sounds

Back

neophyte

Front

beginner

Back

insensate

Front

no feeling

Back

itinerant

Front

migrant,

Back

obstreperous

Front

noisy, unruly, avoid control

Back

precarious

Front

uncertainty, risky

Back

necromancy is done by a ..

Front

sorcerer

Back

intemperate

Front

extreme temperature or unrestrained or alcoholic

Back

masochism

Front

sexual desire by humiliation

Back

volatile

Front

fleeting, changing, explosive

Back

obsolescent

Front

obsolete, outdated

Back

vitriolic

Front

caustic, criticism

Back

empirically

Front

analytically, provable

Back

quixotic

Front

romantic, impractical

Back

obdurate

Front

unmoved by pity, pigheaded, stubborn

Back

unassailable

Front

not open to attack

Back

chastise

Front

criticize, discipline by punishment

Back

resilient

Front

recover, return to original, spring back

Back

placate

Front

appease, pacify

Back

canapé

Front

bread/cracker with cheese/caviar at formal party or sofa

Back

philology

Front

study of literary text

Back

salutation

Front

hello

Back

pugnacious

Front

inclined to fight

Back

flippant

Front

disrespect, shallow, rude

Back

umbrage

Front

offense, annoyance

Back

postscript

Front

added note

Back

milieu

Front

environment

Back

chaste

Front

pure, virgin

Back

figurative

Front

metaphorical

Back

cryptic

Front

secret, mysterious

Back

autocrat

Front

absolute rules, all power

Back

blatant

Front

open, unashamed, being bad

Back

tractable

Front

easily controlled

Back

fanatics

Front

person extreme zeal for religion, politic, or etc.

Back

quaff

Front

drink

Back

flaccid

Front

soft limp

Back

haggard

Front

thin, drawn, wild

Back

neurotic

Front

anxious, compulsive

Back

confection

Front

dessert, sweet

Back

introspection

Front

observation of self

Back

foreboding

Front

prediction, feeling of bad/evil

Back

recalcitrant

Front

hard to control

Back

Section 7

(50 cards)

contiguous

Front

touching

Back

feasible

Front

possible

Back

Bauble

Front

trinket

Back

Zenith

Front

Highest point

Back

bibliophile

Front

book lover

Back

Rustic

Front

Primitive, plain

Back

amenity

Front

something that adds to one's comfort or convenience

Back

Caustic

Front

Stinging remarks or capable of destroying tissue

Back

incursion

Front

hostile entrance into territory, invasion

Back

Ingenious

Front

Clever

Back

Unruly

Front

difficult to control, disobedient

Back

Dynasty

Front

a line of hereditary rulers of a country or empire

Back

Stipend

Front

salary

Back

penchant

Front

Partiality

Back

belletrist

Front

righter of belle lettres (fine art)

Back

librettist

Front

writer of libretto for musical theater like opera

Back

terse

Front

concise

Back

brusque

Front

abrupt or blunt, with no formalities

Back

Fastidious

Front

Critical, demanding

Back

textuary

Front

relating to text

Back

Surrogate

Front

A person appointed to act for another

Back

Tertiary

Front

third in order or level

Back

Justifiable

Front

Defendable, right, just

Back

passé

Front

outdated

Back

Depreciate

Front

Reduce, lessen value

Back

Gauntlet

Front

An armored or protective glove

Back

Affable

Front

Friendly

Back

Despotism

Front

The exercise of absolute power, especially in a cruel and oppressive way

Back

autonomous

Front

self-governing

Back

antediluvian

Front

prehistoric, ancient beyond measure

Back

judicious

Front

using judgement

Back

Accentuate

Front

Accent, highlitght, emphasize

Back

schist

Front

a metamorphic crystalline rock that has a closely foliated structure and can be split along approximately parallel planes

Back

complacent

Front

Self-satisfied, confident

Back

Aesthete

Front

one who professes great sensitivity to the beauty of art and nature, great love of art

Back

allocated

Front

To set aside for a purpose, assigned

Back

Admonish

Front

Caution, advice

Back

Abjure

Front

Renounce, shun

Back

Exultation

Front

Lively, triumph, joy

Back

Montage

Front

A quick succession of images or impressions used to express an idea.

Back

Reconteur

Front

Storyteller

Back

audacity

Front

excessive boldness, rashness, daring

Back

Bolster

Front

Pillow, cushion

Back

Salutary

Front

beneficial, helpful; healthful, wholesome

Back

Ravenous

Front

Hungry

Back

Abstain

Front

Refrain from, hold back

Back

Arduous

Front

Difficult, laborious

Back

aggregate

Front

Gathered into a whole; total, collection

Back

Matrix

Front

Formative, overlapping, grid, pattern

Back

paroxysm

Front

a sudden outburst; a fit

Back

Section 8

(48 cards)

Haughty

Front

Arrogant, snobbish

Back

Knoll

Front

small hill or mound

Back

Gibes

Front

Taunts

Back

Sediment

Front

Minerals and small pieces of rock

Back

expiate

Front

atone; make amends for

Back

impervious

Front

Incapable of being affected, immune, inpenetrable

Back

recondite

Front

Mysterious, obscure, esoteric

Back

Eccentric

Front

bizarre, unusual

Back

Fruition

Front

Happy, accomplish, achievement

Back

Obtuse

Front

slow to understand, dull

Back

prolific

Front

Abundantly productive, fertile, produce offspring

Back

intemperate

Front

immoderate, lacking in self-control; inclement, unrestrained, drunken, excessive, painful, indulgent

Back

Recluse

Front

one who lives in solitude, hermit

Back

Fastidious

Front

Difficult to please

Back

Glade

Front

an open space in a forest

Back

vivacious

Front

lively, sprightly, full of energy

Back

rapacious

Front

seizing everything; greedy (even of knowledge), hostile

Back

cavalcade

Front

a formal procession of people walking, on horseback, or riding in vehicles.

Back

Purported

Front

Claimed as true, but probably false, rumor

Back

Heresy

Front

against orthodox opinion (especially in religion)

Back

Chicanery

Front

trickery

Back

ephemeral

Front

Lasting a short time, temporary

Back

Trepidation

Front

trembling

Back

jocund

Front

cheerful, merry, gay, blithe, glad

Back

Allays

Front

Reduce problem

Back

Fuselage

Front

the main body of an aircraft, in airplanes

Back

Fetish

Front

an object believed to have magical powers

Back

Solvent

Front

A liquid substance capable of dissolving other substances

Back

Callow

Front

inexperienced and immature

Back

Pristine

Front

untouched; uncorrupted, pure

Back

demure

Front

quiet and modest; reserved, shy

Back

benefactor

Front

Donor, good samaritan

Back

Complicit

Front

Involved

Back

recalcitrant

Front

Resistant to authority

Back

agnostic

Front

One who believes that the existence of God is unknown and unknowable

Back

Lacquer

Front

a hard glossy coating

Back

Momentary

Front

Brief

Back

edict

Front

An official order

Back

Flux

Front

flow

Back

Invoice

Front

Bill

Back

pliable

Front

easily bent, flexible; easily influenced

Back

Secession

Front

withdrawal

Back

Omniscient

Front

having unlimited knowledge; all-knowing

Back

Eroded

Front

worn away or diminished

Back

amiable

Front

friendly, pleasant

Back

Somber

Front

dark, gloomy; depressed or melancholy in spirit

Back

Monetary

Front

of or relating to money or currency

Back

perverse

Front

different from what is considered right or reasonable, contrary

Back