Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. disburse

Speak or write at length

presentation or explanation of ideas

harsh, discordant mixture of sounds

pay out or distribute money

2. drought

Extended period of little or no rain

irritable or moody behavior; impatience

beginner or novice, inexperienced person

excessive talkativeness, fluency

3. notoriety

extremely unpleasant

Having significant effects

fame for something bad

unfavorable; hostile or opposing

4. neuralgia

pain along nerve pathway

study of existence or reality

person easily deceived or fooled

Yearn intensely for

5. ally

partner or supporter in a common goal

notice of someone’s death

unimaginative or dull; lacking poetic beauty

arranged in time order

6. egregious

feeling of fear or agitation, apprehension

state of being forgotten

remarkably bad or shocking

showing concern or care; attentive

7. flop

having a strong or unpleasant smell

nosedive or fail completely

having knowledge of future events

impartial or emotionally removed

8. redeem

wisely cautious; showing good judgment

substance causing clotting; blood thickener

courage or resolution, spirited daring

to recover ownership by payment, to rescue

9. monotony

boring sameness

an organism living on or in a host, harmful to it

shy or reserved to attract attention

conceal true feelings or motives

10. valiant

move away aimlessly or become lost

period of limited or fixed work, also a restriction

brave; courageous or heroic

overflowing with energy or enthusiasm

11. debilitate

ditch surrounding a castle or fort

weaken or make feeble

Deserving contempt or scorn

healthful, promoting health

12. subsequent

happening after or later

impose or collect (taxes)

turn away or prevent from happening

severe flood or overwhelming rush

13. gravel

representing the most perfect example

delight or captivate through charm

offensively unpleasant

Rough small stones or path material

14. idiosyncrasy

consequence; complication

full of courage or spirit

Unique personal trait

assumption of rights; overconfidence

15. chicanery

degree or scope of something

difficult to understand or interpret; mysterious

trickery or deception

dirty, squalid, morally degraded

16. stickler

person who insists on strict adherence to rules

approval or praise

tendency to behave a certain way

move back and forth

17. clot

emitting light

remarkably great or enormous in size or extent

dense mass of coagulated blood or material

walk proudly; display boastfully

18. baneful

to overcharge or cut out; extract with force

causing harm or destruction; deadly

innocent or without deceit

to replace, to take the place of

19. mettle

excess; overabundance; surplus

courage and spirit; resilience

furrow brow in displeasure

lot of confusion or disorder; a tumult

20. exonerate

clear from blame or guilt

noisy argument or fight

person who avoids social contact

extremely overweight

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. disburse

2. drought

3. notoriety

4. neuralgia

5. ally

6. egregious

7. flop

8. redeem

9. monotony

10. valiant

11. debilitate

12. subsequent

13. gravel

14. idiosyncrasy

15. chicanery

16. stickler

17. clot

18. baneful

19. mettle

20. exonerate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. disburse

2. drought

3. notoriety

4. neuralgia

5. ally

6. egregious

7. flop

8. redeem

9. monotony

10. valiant

11. debilitate

12. subsequent

13. gravel

14. idiosyncrasy

15. chicanery

16. stickler

17. clot

18. baneful

19. mettle

20. exonerate

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