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  • • Word Sources
WORDS AND PHRASES FROM THE PAST

WAPFTP DAILY WORD QUIZZES​ 

1. HACK-STOCK
a) cattle being sold at auction
b) beef broth
c) cutlery
d) a chopping-block
 
2. MEACOCK
a) troublesome, unruly
b) miserly, stingy, mean
c) effeminate, cowardly, timorous, spiritless
d) proud, haughty
 
3. FLUSHOGRAM
a) an unpaid bill
b) a note of dismissal or rejection
c) junk mail
d) all of the above

4. LIGHTWOOD-KNOT FLOATER
a) a fishing lure
b) something small or unimportant
c) a heavy rain
d) a heavy blow

5. THRASONICAL
a) given to bragging, boasting
b) eager, enthusiastic
c) promiscuous, wanton, loose
d) easily upset or agitated
 
6. GO FOR THE BIG SPIT
a) to make every effort to succeed
b) to flaunt, to behave immodestly
c) to use foul language
d) to vomit
 
7. BARNYARD SALAD
a) steak and eggs
b) mud, mire
c) petting zoo
d) manure
 
8. OVIARY
a) a flock of sheep
b) a racing pigeon
c) a midwife
d) the yolk of an egg
 
9. HACKETY
a) a hacking cough
b) a hatchet
c) the game of hopscotch
d) bed coverings
 
10. DODMAN
a) a scarecrow
b) a person whose eyes stick out
c) a silly fellow
d) a snail
 
11. PEJORATE
a) to consider, to ponder
b) to defer from day to day, to procrastinate
c) to make or grow worse; to deteriorate
d) to announce, to presage
 
12. HIT THE RUBY
a) to become bold
b) to set off, to get going; to leave
c) to become very annoyed, to explode with temper
d) to drink heavily, to be drunk
 
13. CAPE-NIGHTINGALE
a) a frog
b) a crow
c) a donkey
d) a buzzard
 
14. NICODEMICAL
a) frugal, saving
b) foul-mouthed, vulgar
c) timid
d) reckless, careless
 
15. SIMULACRIZE
a) to mimic, to ape
b) to pretend
c) to use profane language, to swear
d) to mutter, to mumble
 
16. ANCIPITOUS
a) doubtful, uncertain; ambiguous
b) excellent, pleasant, delightful
c) mischievous
d) evasive, non-committal
 
17. WUMBLE-CROPPED
a) of the hair: cut very short
b) starving, very hungry
c) having much wealth
d) vaguely unwell, under the weather
 
18. GO BETWEEN BARK AND TREE
a) to disagree with popular opinion
b) to sit lazily in front of a fire
c) to meddle, especially in family matters
d) all of the above
 
19. QUOCK
a) to waddle
b) to work as a prostitute
c) to make a noise like a duck, to quack
d) to vomit
 
20. CHEESE-CUTTER
a) a disgusting or contemptible fellow
b) a prominent and aquiline nose
c) a prison guard
d) a hatchet
 
21. MACTATE 
a) to spot, to stain
b) to exasperate; to anger
c) to kill or slay
d) to cause to move more quickly; to urge, to press on
 
22. THORN-BACK
a) an old maid
b) a hedgehog
c) a harmless incompetent in public office
d) a monstrous lie
 
23. BENGAL BLANKET
a) the sun; a blue sky
b) a tramp; an itinerant worker
c) a samosa
d) a tiger
 
24. SNAPPER
a) the point or climax of a story or joke
b) a wooden match
c) a small fast-breaking wave
d) all of the above
 
25. EXUPERATE
a) to wander at large, to roam at will
b) to go to extravagance in
c) to banish; to put to flight
d) to surpass, to excel; to overcome
 
26. ADJUTORIOUS
a) tending to grow less
b) helpful, giving aid, assisting
c) not based on reason; absurd
d) bewildered, confused, muddled
 
27. QUABBLE
a) confusion
b) a fat-bellied person
c) a duck
d) one who drinks deeply
 
28. RALPH LYNN
a) gin
b) a male goat
c) a practical joke
d) crack cocaine
 
29. LEIGHSTER
a) a gardener
b) a female liar
c) an interpreter
d) a lover or sweetheart
 
30. GRUEL-STICK
a) a spoon
b) a ladle
c) a rifle
d) a walking stick
 
31. HEEPY
a) a penny
b) a mule
c) a neighbour
d) a melancholy or listless person
 
32. IRRISORY
a) addicted to laughing or sneering at others
b) intoxicated with alcohol
c) impudent, defiant
d) angry, enraged, raging
 
33. NICKER BITS
a) money
b) an exclamation; damn!
c) diarrhoea
d) odds and ends
 
34. UBIQUE
a) extremely small, useless
b) horrid, loathsome
c) everywhere
d) unique
 
35. JABONGOES
a) the female breasts
b) testicles
c) money
d) hornless cows
 
36. DEBELLISH
a) to scorn
b) to rob of beauty; to disfigure
c) to decrease, to wane
d) to conceal, to hide
 
37. WINBROW
a) a wrinkled forehead
b) an eyebrow
c) the summit of a hill or pass
d) all of the above
 
38. CHEW ONE'S CABBAGE TWICE
a) to change one's mind
b) to vomit
c) to repeat oneself
d) to consider carefully before giving an opinion
 
39. NUMMI-AMOROUS
a) fond of food
b) loving oneself; egotistic
c) fond of staying in bed late
d) fond of or loving money
 
40. FLAP-SAUCE
a) a very talkative person
b) a glutton
c) an argument, a dispute
d) a dog that drools
 
41. KACK
a) a small child
b) a saddle, especially an old or ill-fitting one
c) excrement
d) all the above
 
42. OBLIVE
a) to forget
b) to leave out, to omit
c) to hide, to conceal
d) to comply with, to yield to, to obey
 
43. POWFAG
a) to tire; to fatigue the brain
b) to talk non-stop, to chatter noisily
c) to bomb a target successfully from the air
d) to put on airs
 
44. TWISH
a) an effeminate person
b) a tree with a twisted grain
c) an exclamation of contempt or vexation
d) a state of agitation or restlessness
 
45. MACROBIAN
a) a slayer of kangaroos
b) one who has a long life
c) a killer or murderer
d) a kept mistress; a prostitute
 
46. BONZERINA
a) marijuana
b) anything large of its kind
c) a notably beautiful woman
d) an umbrella
 
47. VAGIENT
a) debased, low, of evil propensities
b) crying, squalling, wailing; said of infants
c) wandering, roaming, unsettled
d) empty
 
48. RENICKY-BOO
a) a flighty, giddy girl
b) a thing; a gadget; a contraption
c) a drinking spree
d) a deceptive story or scheme; a prank; a scam
 
49. SCROYLE
a) a crowd of people; a herd of horses or other animals
b) a mean fellow; a rascal; a scoundrel
c) a standing dead tree
d) a malingerer, or one who avoids duty
 
50. THE HAPPY WARRIOR
a) Theodore Roosevelt
b) William Taft
c) Woodrow Wilson
d) Franklin D. Roosevelt
 
51. PEDLAR'S HORSE
a) a mule
b) the legs
c) a walking-stick
d) a dog
 
52. NABALISTIC
a) well-to-do, living comfortably
b) neat, trim, well-dressed
c) of things: inferior, paltry
d) churlish, miserly
 
53. SPREAD A RABBIT EAR TO THE BREEZE
a) to completely ignore someone
b) to listen intently
c) to intoxicate; to make dead drunk
d) to deceive, to dupe
 
54. CANNY WIFE
a) a thrifty housewife
b) a midwife
c) an unmarried woman living with a man
d) a shrewd, scheming woman
 
55. PEERIE-WEERIE-WINKIE
a) shy, timid
b) exhausted, tired, worn out
c) happy, cheerful, merry
d) excessively small
 
56. COMPERENDINOUS
a) jubilant or rejoicing
b) important, full of consequence
c) postponed, prolonged, delayed
d) conceited, proud; pompous
 
57. BOOLIE
a) beloved, much loved
b) large, astonishing
c) self-important, arrogant
d) drunk
 
58. DODMAN
a) a cadet before he starts solo flying
b) an eye
c) a snail
d) one who works and is paid by the day
 
59. LUSKISH
a) luxurious; deluxe
b) inclined to be lazy; idle, slothful, sluggish
c) rubbishy; looking bad or ugly
d) tending to be sad or dismal
 
60. SITOPHOBIC
a) having a morbid aversion to food or eating
b) having a fear of sitting
c) fearing strangers or foreigners
d) exhibiting a fear or hatred of riding in a vehicle
 
61. OYSTER-FACED
a) having a red, swollen face
b) in need of shaving
c) having a narrow, sharp face
d) having a spotted face

62. GOCKIE
a) a lie, an exaggeration
b) a black eye
c) an easy task or assignment
d) a stupid person
 
63. TURN ON THE MAIN
a) to hurry, to move hastily
b) to begin, to commence
c) to run away, to leave quickly
d) to begin to weep copiously
 
64. DANDIPRAT
a) a vain woman, one conceited of her personal appearance
b) a bantam fowl
c) a small, insignificant, or contemptible fellow
d) a dandelion
 
65. LURRIES
a) clothes, garments
b) the female breasts
c) the kidneys
d) the male genitals
 
66. PYRGOPOLINIZE
a) to swagger, to hector
b) to interfere in someone's business
c) to do something tactless, to blunder
d) to affect airs
 
67. CYNOPHILIST
a) a collector of teddy bears
b) one who is fond of forest scenery
c) a lover of dogs
d) one who appreciates wine
 
68. SCRUMPLICATE
a) to indulge in an adulterous relationship
b) to rumple, to wrinkle
c) to grab by the scruff of the neck
d) to beat up, to thrash, to defeat
 
69. BLESILOQUENT
a) speaking with joy
b) uttering few words
c) speaking with a stammer
d) talking craftily
 
70. FAMBLE-CHEAT
a) a glove
b) a handkerchief
c) an apron
d) a ewe

71. WINTER APPLE
a) a potato
b) a pine cone
c) a snowball
d) a snowflake
 
72. SACRIPANT
a) a contemptible person
b) one whose greediness grudges others their food
c) an illiterate priest of low status
d) a boastful pretender to valour
 
73. IMPIGROUS
a) fattening
b) wicked, unprincipled
c) immodest, indelicate, indecent
d) diligent, quick, ready
 
74. BLELLUM
a) nonsense, foolish talk
b) a lean, worn-out animal
c) a foolish, talkative person
d) an eyelid
 
75. MEDITABUND
a) talking loudly
b) modest, chaste in habits
c) absorbed in meditation; pensive, thoughtful
d) drug intoxicated
 
76. PRANDICLE
a) the buttocks
b) a breakfast, a little dinner, a small meal
c) a loved one, a sweetheart
d) an incredible story
 
77. LABEON
a) a kiss; a kissing
b) one who has large lips
c) the flap or skirt of a man's coat or shirt
d) money
 
78. XANTHOCOMIC
a) yellow-haired
b) outrageously funny
c) foreign, strange
d) ill-tempered, irritable
 
79. GIVE A PERSON HIS OATMEAL
a) to aid or assist him
b) to punish, to rebuke severely
c) to dismiss, to 'send packing'
d) to humiliate
 
80. EXULANT
a) astonishing, remarkable
b) overflowing, superabundant
c) eminent, famous, renowned
d) living in exile
 
81. HAND-BOLT
a) a wedding ring
b) a glove
c) a handcuff
d) a screwdriver
 
82. LEPID
a) charming, elegant
b) full of joy
c) lukewarm, tepid
d) unrestrained, uncontrolled
 
83. RAMAGIOUS
a) furious, frenzied, raging
b) talkative, untrustworthy
c) lecherous, lewd
d) exhausted, fatigued
 
84. URSICIDE
a) the killing of bees
b) one who kills a bear
c) one who kills a wolf
d) the act of killing one's husband
 
85. ABOB
a) to make a hasty departure, to disappear
b) to breathe or blow on one
c) to bring to an end, to terminate
d) to astonish, to confound
 
86. FANDANGOUS
a) drunk
b) of enjoyment: good, pleasant
c) showy, pompous
d) eccentric, crazy
 
87. TUSSICATE
a) to vomit violently
b) to cough
c) to struggle, to writhe
d) to depart hurriedly
 
88. RAMMELSOME
a) talkative, always chattering
b) furious, raging
c) rough, troublesome
d) bearing branches
 
89. SWUZZY
a) excellent, first-rate
b) intoxicated with drink
c) conceited, arrogant
d) effeminate
 
90. MAJIGGER
a) a close friend
b) a tall, untidy woman
c) a thingamajig; a gadget
d) any liquor made with malt

91. RUPPERTY
a) sexual intercourse
b) a disturbance
c) a pub
d) diarrhoea
 
92. DESIDIOSE
a) worthy, honourable, noble
b) foolish, silly, childish, playful
c) destructive, prone to destroy
d) idle, slothful, lazy, sluggish
 
93. BISSY 
a) not difficult, easy
b) pliable, yielding, flexible
c) bowing the neck, cringing
d) cross, easily provoked to anger
 
94. QUINKLE 
a) of a light: to go out
b) to make a sound like that of boiling liquid
c) to live as a tramp, travelling the country
d) in snowboarding: to hit the snow hard
 
95. SITICULOUS 
a) of a look, glance, etc.: oblique, sidelong
b) very thirsty, very dry
c) swift, active
d) vile; disgusting
 
96. HELLUOUS
a) gluttonous
b) pompous, pretentious
c) hot
d) artful, cunning, sly
 
97. BLIKE 
a) to close the eyes in sleep
b) to confound or stump someone
c) to shine, to glisten, to glitter
d) to ignore, to evade
 
98. CAPERATE
a) to frown
b) to claw or scratch with the hand or nails
c) to defecate
d) to castrate
 
99. MALLERAG
a) to smash; to defeat
b) to abuse, to scold
c) to depart quickly
d) to stun with a blow, to daze, to injure
 
100. JUZZLED
a) fatigued, jaded
b) angry, annoyed
c) satisfied, happy
d) rotted away
 
101. WAG-FEATHER
a) one who agitates or stirs
b) a silly swaggerer; a swaggering coxcomb
c) a piece of mischievous jesting; a practical joke
d) a cowardly person
 
102. GAMALIAN
a) a coward
b) the leg of a horse
c) a sprite that plays pranks at night
d) a chameleon
 
103. DELITIGATE
a) to treat with care and attention
b) to soothe, to mollify, to appease
c) to scold or chide vehemently
d) to murmur, to mutter
 
104. NESCIENT
a) ignorant, destitute of knowledge
b) churlish, miserly
c) neat, trim, well-dressed
d) conceited, self-important
 
105. RUN THE RABBIT
a) to take drink from a public house, especially after hours
b) to run and fetch the doctor when a woman is in labour
c) to go to extremities; to go as far as possible
d) to go at full speed
 
106. ECKLE-FECKLE
a) apparent to the eye; evident, obvious
b) cheerful, merry, gay
c) astonishing, amazing
d) deadly, fatal, ruinous, hurtful
 
107. FLAPADOSHA
a) loose, flapping
b) conceited, arrogant
c) slightly intoxicated
d) showy, eccentric
 
108. PELLICULATION
a) an impression of the sole of the foot; a footprint
b) a deceiving with fair words; deception
c) dependence; reliance
d) a fuss, much ado over nothing
 
109. TWIDDLEPOOP
a) an incompetent fool; a stupid, blundering person
b) a twinkle or sparkle
c) an effeminate-looking fellow
d) the posteriors, the buttock
 
110. AMARICATE
a) to teach, to tutor
b) to leave, to get out
c) to irritate, to embitter
d) to get drunk
 
111. SOW DRAGON'S TEETH
a) to cause contention; to stir up trouble, strife, or war
b) to sow one's wild oats, to commit youthful excesses
c) to woo a person
d) to say something important and true
 
112. HURKLE-DURKLE
a) to smell unpleasantly; to stink
b) to become lively, active, or cheerful
c) to have sexual intercourse
d) to lie in bed or lounge about when one should be up and about
 
113. UBERATE
a) to make plentiful; to abound
b) to feel dread or apprehension
c) to make hideous or repulsive; to disfigure
d) to wail or lament loudly
 
114. BUFFLE-GREENS
a) Artichokes
b) Brussels sprouts
c) Asparagus
d) Scallions
 
115. VAUNEANT
a) a boaster or braggart
b) a short run before taking a leap
c) a good-for-nothing person
d) a strong burst of temper
 
116. CHIKE
a) the human head
b) a chick, a chicken; hence, a child
c) money
d) a pilot who flies with one wing low
 
117. RUMPTY
a) coarse, rough
b) excellent
c) stupid, silly, idiotic
d) rumpled, crumpled
 
118. IZEY-TIZEY
a) zigzag, winding, crooked
b) very small, tiny
c) snappy, angry, cross
d) uncertain, wavering, undecided

​119. YEVEROUS
a)  boorish, rustic
b) angry, annoyed,  irritated
c) whining, complaining
d) eager, zealously enthusiastic
 
120. DOOLZIE
a) a frolicsome and thoughtless woman
b) the head
c) money
d) something the name of which is forgotten

121. MECONOPHAGIST
a) one who eats fish
b) an eater of horse flesh
c) an 'opium-eater'; a user of opium
d) a bookworm
 
122. PAVEFY
a) to give a good beating to, to thrash
b) to make afraid, to frighten
c) to raise with a lever, to lift
d) to make calm, to pacify
 
123. FLAMFOO
a) a clumsy, embarrassing, or highly unpleasant person
b) a gaudily-dressed woman whose chief pleasure consists in dress
c) nonsense, vain boasting; empty talk
d) a defective firecracker that burns with a hissing sound
 
124. STREPITATE
a) to amaze or stupefy one
b) to walk with long steps, to stride
c) to deceive, to trick, to cheat
d) to make a great noise
 
125. JUTTLE
a) to drink habitually, to tipple
b) to jumble, to shake, to mix by agitation
c) to talk rapidly or foolishly
d) to bespatter or splash with mud
 
126. LATITATE
a) to lurk; to lie hid
b) to bark like a dog
c) to rob; to play the thief
d) to mock at, to deride
 
127. TITUBATE
a) to stagger, to stumble, to trip
b) to tidy up, to make neat
c) to potter, to trifle, to fidget
d) to chatter, to talk idly, to gossip
 
128. COLL-HARDY
a) resourceful, cunning
b) self-confident, conceited
c) foolhardy; foolishly rash
d) merry, cheerful, in good spirits
 
129. HEFTY-KEFTY
a) vigorous, robust
b) boorish, rustic
c) pregnant
d) wavering, undecided
 
130. WHISKISH
a) promiscuous; wanton; immoral
b) lively, frisky
c) intoxicated with alcohol
d) shaky, unstable
 
131. BORIS-NORIS
a) lacking manners, boorish, uncouth
b) careless, reckless, rash
c) nonsensical, rubbishy
d) flighty, giddy
 
132. NIBBY-GIBBY
a) a busybody; a meddlesome person
b) a good-looking person
c) the nape of the neck
d) a narrow escape; a touch and go
 
133. EXTONIOUS
a) surprising, unexpected, astonishing
b) unpleasant, disgusting; second-rate
c) eternal, everlasting
d) cheerful or patient in life
 
134. TEPEFY
a) to make moderately tepid or warm
b) to inspire with groundless fear
c) to provoke, to torment
d) to hinder, to delay
 
135. FLAVICOMOUS
a) abounding in flesh, fat, plump
b) frolicsome, flighty
c) having yellow hair
d) showy but cheap, tawdry
 
136. AMPLEX
a) to cut off, to amputate
b) to wash, to cleanse
c) to embrace, to clasp
d) to heed, to care for
 
137. SPAGGERS
a) an unpleasant, stupid person
b) a curl of wax on a burning candle
c) spaghetti
d) money
 
138. KUMBIX
a) an illness, a complaint
b) a miser, a niggard
c) an old, dilapidated house
d) the head
 
139. LIBENTIOUSLY
a) with great speed, quickly
b) extremely, completely
c) foolishly, like an idiot
d) willingly
 
140. RUSH THE CAN
a) to drink freely at a bar
b) to make a hasty departure
c) to assault violently 
d) to urinate
 
141. DASIBERD
a) insincere compliments; flattery
b) a stupid fellow, a fool
c) spirit, enthusiasm
d) an old lean cow or horse
 
142. MALAPERT
a) a presumptuous, impudent or saucy person
b) insincere or exaggerated talk intended to flatter or deceive
c) an evil speaker, a slanderer
d) a caterpillar that devours cabbages
 
143. PEG-PUFF
a) a young woman with the manners of an old one
b) a thick, muscular leg
c) a pregnant horse
d) a small, furry dog
 
144. SUBITANEOUS
a) exalted, excited
b) inferior, subordinate to
c) sudden, hasty, unexpected
d) of the voice: low, uttered in an undertone
 
145. BLICKEN
a) to expel snot from the nose
b) to bribe, to give or take bribes
c) to sulk, to mope, to be sullen
d) to shine
 
146. LET THE MULES OUT
a) to reveal the facts after withholding them for some time
b) to celebrate wildly
c) to make an embarrassing mistake
d) to regard the course of events with unconcern
 
147. WAPPERED
a) fatigued, wearied, restless
b) crooked, askew, lopsided
c) imprisoned
d) informed, cognizant
 
148. DESIDIOUS
a) spiteful, malevolent, malicious, cruel
b) idle, lazy, slothful, negligent
c) destructive, prone to destroy
d) excellent; first-rate
 
149. MEAZY
a) excellent, first-rate
b) giddy, empty-headed
c) meddlesome, interfering
d) lacking energy, ailing
 
150. DWEEDLE
a) to defeat comprehensively
b) to leave quickly, to run off
c) to cajole, to wheedle
d) to reject, to snub
 
151. FLAVERS
a) breeches; trousers
b) the fingernails
c) dried flowers
d) drops from the tongue of a dog
 
152. A PAD IN THE STRAW
a) something amiss or wrong; a danger concealed
b) a needle in a haystack, something impossible or difficult to find
c) much ado about nothing, a fuss over something trivial.
d) a diamond in the rough
 
153. TIDDLYWINKY
a) tipsy, fuddled by drink
b) flighty, giddy
c) tiny, insignificant
d) satisfactory, first-class, excellent
 
154. CHIROPONAL
a) involving manual labour
b) skilled in handwriting
c) fighting with the fists
d) pert. to palmistry
 
155. NIBSOME
a) squeamish, precise
b) like a gentleman, gentlemanly
c) very well; in good health
d) affectedly proper, prissy
 
156. AMPLECT
a) to have regard to, to concern
b) to embrace, to clasp
c) to heed, to care for
d) to amble, to wander
 
157. UVID
a) useful, serviceable
b) nauseated, queasy
c) ignorant, uncouth
d) moist, wet
 
158. GIXY
a) a giddy, frivolous girl; a lively lass, a wanton woman
b) a skating ring with ice artificially produced
c) a glance suggestive of sexual desire
d) a start from a fright; a sudden shock
 
159. EXPALPATE
a) to kiss heartily or repeatedly
b) to desire earnestly
c) to get by flattery
d) to demolish, to utterly destroy
 
160. RUN AWAY WITH THE HARROWS
a) to count the gain before the bargain is made
b) to be in too great a hurry
c) to be very angry
d) to pursue a reckless course which leads to calamity
 
161. COMMUTATE
a) to change
b) to accompany
c) to deceive, to dupe
d) to agree, to concur
 
162. HIBERNOPHOBE
a) one who fears crowded spaces
b) one who dreads intimacy
c) one who fears being buried alive
d) one who has a dread of the Irish
 
163. CONSPUTE
a) to defile, to pollute, to befoul
b) to dream
c) to spit upon in contempt; to despise
d) to make like, to liken
 
164. SLUCKATRICE
a) a sluggard
b) nonsense
c) a drink of spirits
d) a servant; one who represents another
 
165. UCK-SHE-BAH
a) a woman's breast
b) human excrement
c) an oath
d) sexual intercourse
 
166. BENJO
a) a coat
b) an amphetamine
c) a toilet
d) an arched eyebrow
 
167. JUVATE
a) to make young again, to enliven
b) to help, to aid
c) to humiliate
d) to make jealous
 
168. MENDACILOQUENT
a) speaking lies, lying
b) very talkative
c) putting on airs, talking affectedly
d) splendid, stately, sumptuous
 
169. TICKLE ONE'S TOBY
a) to flatter, to coax
b) to rear, to tend, to care for
c) to be pleased with, to like
d) to spank or beat on the buttocks
 
170. DUST-WORM
a) tequila and milk
b) any crawling insect
c) the buttocks, the posterior
d) a mean, despicable, or grovelling person
 
171. VENERILLA
a) a lascivious or lustful person
b) a small, beautiful woman
c) a female avenger
d) a vicious animal or person
 
172. FAMELICOSE
a) pert. to one's family or household
b) famous, well-known
c) often or very hungry
d) fanciful; whimsical
 
173. MALLISHAG
a) a caterpillar that devours cabbages
b) a girl who spends a lot of time at a shopping centre
c) a female ass
d) a confused heap
 
174. POWFAGGED
a) tired, exhausted
b) angry, raging
c) conceited, forward, swaggering
d) pregnant
 
175. VILIACO
a) a prison inmate who has a very dirty cell
b) a vile or contemptible person; a villain
c) a brothel
d) a reef of rocks in the sea
 
176. ANCLIFF
a) a luncheon
b) an outhouse, a privy
c) an accident, a disaster
d) the ankle
 
177. GRACILIOUS
a) grieved, sorrowful
b) excellent, first-rate
c) slender, thin, lean
d) highly skilled or capable
 
178. IMPERDIBLE
a) impudent, saucy
b) not capable of being lost or destroyed
c) characterized by imperfection, imperfect
d) unskilled, ignorant
 
179. KANAKALAND
a) Hawaii
b) Queensland, Australia
c) New Guinea
d) Cook Islands
 
180. NICEBICE
a) a dainty, fine, or fashionable girl or woman
b) a cigarette
c) the testicles
d) the nape of the neck
 
181. RYE-MOUSE
a) a field mouse
b) illegal whisky
c) a timid person
d) a bat
 
182. SHOGGY
a) shaky, insecure
b) shameful, disgraceful
c) dishonest, cheating
d) infatuated, obsessed with
 
183. WARM-POCKETED
a) having an excitable temperament
b) intoxicated with alcohol
c) rich, well-to-do
d) lewd, lascivious, wanton

184. BLUE-PIPE
a) the lilac
b) a bullet
c) illegal whisky
d) a deep hole in a river
 
185. DUNDUCKITY
a) of long continuance, lasting, enduring
b) somewhat ill, indisposed
c) of an undecided, dull colour
d) bewildered, confused
 
186. HIPSY-DIPSY
a) a lame person
b) a castigation; a slap on the buttocks
c) a horse-drawn vehicle
d) a thing of very little value
 
187. LARMOYANT
a) rich, wealthy
b) given to tears; weeping; crying
c) frolicsome, sportive
d) liberal in giving, bounteous
 
188. OBNIXIOUSLY
a) with careful observance
b) arrogantly, haughtily
c) occasionally, now and then
d) earnestly, strenuously
 
189. TETRICOUS
a) exhausted, fatigued
b) wild, foolish
c) weak, sickly, poorly, unwell
d) austere, severe, harsh, crabbed, morose
 
190. ZWODDER
a) drowsy and dull
b) sugary, sweet
c) eager, keen, enthusiastic
d) funny-looking, odd, strange
 
191. CHAWSWIZZLED
a) celebrated; famous
b) infected with lice
c) bamboozled, confounded
d) very drunk on wine
 
192. EFFOCATE
a) to dig out of the ground, to dig up
b) to choke, to strangle
c) to be disclosed or revealed
d) to make cheerful and lively
 
193. JABART
a) the jaw
b) nonsense; unintelligible language
c) a term of contempt for a person
d) a bugbear used to frighten children
 
194. MOGGANS
a) tortoiseshell cats
b) amulets to ward against evil
c) odds and ends
d) the legs
 
195. PEBBLE-BEACHED
a) utterly penniless, very poor, in want of money
b) neglected, ignored
c) sickly; listless
d) slow-witted, unintelligent
 
196. UXORIOUS
a) customary, usual
b) nauseated, queasy
c) excessively or submissively fond of a wife
d) excellent, splendid
 
197. AXIOPISTICAL
a) sickly, unhealthy
b) trustworthy
c) cunning, clever
d) doubtful, uncertain
 
198. FAZZLED
a) afraid, fearful
b) tired
c) anxious, concerned
d) light-headed, brainless
 
199. LETIFY
a) to delay, to tarry, to wait
b) to abase, to humiliate
c) to affect with lethargy
d) to make glad, to rejoice
 
200. ROW OF PEAS
a) cheese
b) a punishment in store; discipline
c) a thing of very little value
d) a small crowd of people
 
201. VORUS-NORUS
a) at random, negligently
b) in vain, vainly
c) clearly, vividly
d) rapidly, swiftly
 
202. GWIDGY-GWEE
a) a close female friend
b) a female breast
c) a small black spot caused by a pinch or bruise
d) a small stone or pebble
 
203. NUSH
a) breast milk
b) the mouth
c) a little man, a dwarf
d) a privy
 
204. QUOMODOCUNQUIZE
a) to call out loudly but inarticulately
b) to make mental note of, to observe
c) to make money in any way possible
d) to quiver like jelly; to throb
 
205. SLIVERLY
a) thin, skinny
b) evasive, slippery
c) excellent, first-rate
d) cunning, crafty, deceitful
 
206. WHISTERCLISTER
a) a smart blow on the ear or side of the head
b) a nickname for a self-important person
c) a small, unimportant, remote town
d) a sign of something about to happen
 
207. BUBBLEABLE
a) vivacious, full of life, energetic
b) remarkable, extraordinary
c) fit to be boasted about
d) capable of being duped, gullible
 
208. DERRYBOUNDER
a) a prospector in the desert
b) the noise made by an object in collision
c) a great rage
d) an old term for a hare
 
209. HECCO
a) an icicle
b) the game of hopscotch
c) the woodpecker
d) a hag, a witch
 
210.  MOEY
a) a pendant earring
b) a cat
c) the face; the mouth
d) a drop of mucus hanging from the nose
 
211. PIGRITIOUS
a) slothful
b) pawned
c) filthy, dirty
d) avaricious, greedy
 
212. TIDDYWHOPPER
a) a log floating in coastal waters
b) a present given by a guest to the host
c) a bag for scraps, odds and ends, etc.
d) an untruth, a falsehood
 
213. CURGLAFF
a) the shock felt when one first plunges into cold water
b) a slide on the ice on the buttocks
c) a mess, disorder
d) the cone of a pine or fir tree
 
214. KNAPPISH
a) short in stature
b) rudely abrupt or forward; testy, spiteful
c) given to falsehoods
d) silly-looking, foolish
 
215. MAXIMIOUS
a) nauseous, disgusting
b) of great power
c) plentiful, over-abundant
d) tiring, fatiguing
 
216. QUODLIBETIFICATE
a) to shrivel up; to make limp or flabby
b) of water: to make a noise in boiling
c) to pry, to try to find out
d) to deal quibblingly with
 
217. ROOSTERED
a) exhausted, worn-out
b) angry, raging
c) deceived, tricked
d) drunk
 
218. HAWBAW
a) an oboe
b) a hawthorn tree
c) a stupid, clumsy fellow; a lout
d) a loud or boisterous laugh
 
219. OGGLE
a) to see, to watch, to spy
b) to shudder or quiver for fear
c) to injure or destroy by treading
d) to irritate, to annoy
 
220. SWASIVIOUS
a) agreeably persuasive
b) pretentiously stylish; elegant
c) fierce, savage, violent, ill-tempered
d) speaking proudly or haughtily
 
221. VAPULATE
a) to see, to look, to observe
b) to beat or strike
c) to vomit
d) to soil, to defile
 
222. AWHAPE
a) to endure, to put up with
b) to commit adultery
c) to listen, to take heed
d) to amaze, to stupefy with fear
 

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