ABATTOIR : A place where animals areslaughtered.

ACCOMPLICE

:

A partner in crime.AESTHETE : A person with a highly

developed sense of beauty.AFFLUENT : Wealthy; having abundance of

money.AGORAPHOBIA : Unreasonable fear of open

spaces.ALLEVIATE : To lessen, make less

severe.ALTRUIST : One who does good work

for others without thought ofpersonal gain.

AMBIDEXTROUS : Able to use the left hand aswell as the right.

AMBIGUOUS : A word or statement whichcan be interpreted in twoways.

ANACHRONISM : That which appears to be inthe wrong period.

ANGLOPHILE : An admirer of the Englishpeople, language, mannersor way of life.

ANGLOPHOBE : One who dislikes theEnglish and England.

ARMISTICE : An agreement to stopfighting in a war.

ARISTOCRACY : A government run by the richand the elite people; a classof well-born people.

ARTISTE : Professional singer, dancer etc.ATHEIST : A person who does not

believe in the existence of God.AUTOCRACY : A government where the

power is concentratedin the hands of one person.

AUTOPSY : Medical examination of adead body.

BANKRUPT : A person who cannot payhis debts.

BARBARIAN : An uncivilised person.BARRICADE : Hastily erected barrier

across a street.BELLIGERENT : One who is engaged in

fighting a battle or war.BIBLIOGRAPHY : A list of writings on a subject.BIBLIOPHILE : One who loves books.BIOGRAPHY : The story of a persons life.BLASPHEMOUS : One who is irreverent

towards God.BREVITY : Briefness; shortness of

time.BREWERY : A place where beer is made.BUREAUCRACY : A government run by civil

servants.CALLIGRAPHY : The art of beautiful hand

writing.CARDIOLOGIST : A doctor specialising in

matters relating to the heart.CATHOLICITY : Broad outlook, free from

prejudice.

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CELIBACY : The state of beingunmarried.

CHARLATAN : One who deceives othersby claiming to be an expert.

CIRCUMLOCUTION : A roundabout way ofexpression.

CLAUSTROPHOBIA : A morbid fear of confinedspaces.

COAGULATE : Change from liquid intosolid by chemical reaction.

COLLOQUIAL : Suitable for ordinaryinformal conversation.

COMBUSTIBLE : That which can catch fireand burn easily.

COMEDIAN : One who plays funny partsin plays or films.

COMMODITY : An article of trade orcommerce.

COMPATRIOT : A person belonging to onesown country.

COMPLEXION : The natural colour andappear- ance of skin.

COMPULSORY : That which must be done.CONDUCTOR : That which acts as a path for

electricity, heat etc.CONNOISSEUR : A person who is competent

to pass critical judgementupon anything.

CONSCRIPT : A person who is compelledby law to serve in the armedforces.

CONSORTIUM : A combination of severalbusinesses for a commonpurpose.

CONTAGIOUS : That which spreads easily,especially a disease.

CONTRETEMPS : An unlucky event, anunexpected set-back.

CONTROVERSIAL : That which causes debateor argument.

CONVENTION (2) : A formal assembly orconference of people of thesame business to discusspractices.

CORRIGENDUM : Something to be correctedin a printed book.

COUNTERFEIT : Copy something exactly inorder to deceive.

COUP DTAT : Sudden overthrow of agovernment, especially by force.

CRUISE : A sea voyage for pleasure.CYGNET : A young swan.CYNIC : One who has little faith in

human sincerity or honesty.

DEBACLE : A sudden complete failure.DENOUEMENT : The last part of a play, book

etc. where all thecomplications of the plot aresolved.

DETERGENT : A cleaning agent, especiallya synthetic substance.

DETERRENT : Something to discouragepeople from doing wrong.

DILETTANTE : An admirer of the fine arts.DISARMAMENT : Reduction of weapons by

governments.DISINFORMATION : False information spread

intentionally to spreadpropaganda.

DOMICILE : A place where one livespermanently.

DRAGNET : A system of connectedactions and methods forcatching criminals.

DRUDGERY : Hard, uninteresting work.DUET : Song sung by two people

together.EBULLIENT : High-spirited, exuberant.EFFEMINATE : A man who has the qualities

of a woman.ENCYCLOPAEDIA : A book giving information on

all branches of knowledge.ENTOMOLOGY : The scientific study of

insects.EPIC : A long narrative poem.EPILOGUE : Concluding part of a literary

work.ERGONOMICS : The study of the efficiency of

people in their workingenvironment.

ERR : Make a mistake, do wrong.ESTUARY : The wide mouth of a river.EVOLUTION : Gradual development from

simple life forms to complexones.

EXCISE : Tax on goods produced andused in a country.

EXERTION : Making an effort; trying veryhard to do something.

EXTEMPORE : A speech made without anyprevious thought orpreparation.

EXTERMINATE : To put an end to something bykilling.

EXTROVERT : A person who is active, livelyand enjoys the company ofothers.

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EXUBERANT : Lively, high-spirited.FALLACY : A false idea or belief.FARCE : A light-hearted humorous

play with silly action.FASTIDIOUS : One who cannot be easily

pleased.FAVOURITISM : The practice of giving

favoured treatment tocertain people.

FEBRILE : Of or caused by fever.FEMINIST : A supporter of the cause of

women.FIANCE : A girl to whom a man is

engaged to be married.FISSION : Splitting of the nucleus of an

atom.FLOGGING : Severe beating with a whip.FLUVIAL : Of, found in, or produced by

rivers.FOOLSCAP : A size of paper, also called

legal format.FOREMAN : A skilled worker in charge

of other workmen.FOURTH ESTATE : Influential newspapers and

journalists.FRANCOPHILE : An admirer of the French

people, language, mannersor way of life.

FRANCOPHOBE : One who dislikes theFrench and France.

FRATRICIDE : The murder of ones brother.FREIGHT : Goods carried by train, ship

etc.FUDDY-DUDDY : An elderly person who does

not understand or approveof modern ideas.

FUMIGATE : To clear of disease, bacteriaetc., by means of chemicalsmoke.

GARAGE : A building in whichmotorcars are parked.

GARRULOUS : One who talks too muchabout uninteresting things.

GASTRONOMY : The art and science ofcooking and eating goodfood.

GENOCIDE : Elimination or killing of awhole race.

GERMANOPHILE : An admirer of the Germanpeople, language, mannersor way of life.

GERMANOPHOBE : One who dislikes theGermans and Germany.

GERMICIDE : A medicine that kills germs.GLACIER : A mass of ice moving very

slowly down a mountainvalley.

GLUT : A larger supply thannecessary.

GRAFFITI : Rough drawing or writing onpublic walls.

GRAMINIVORE : An animal that eats grain.GRATIS : Without payment, free of cost.GUBERNATORIAL : Of a governor.HALLUCINATION : Seeing something which is

not actually present.HAVEN : A place of calm and safety.HEDONIST : One who lives for pleasure.HERBIVORE : A plant-eating animal.HISTRIONICS : Overreacting in a theatrical

manner.HOLOCAUST : Great destruction and the

loss of many lives; the masskilling of Jews in World WarII.

HOLSTER : A leather holder for a pistol.HOMICIDE : The killing of one man by

another man.HOMONYM : A word which agrees with

another in pronun-ciation andperhaps also in spelling but isdifferent in meaning.

HONORARY : An office for which no salaryis paid.

HOOLIGAN : A noisy rough person whocauses trouble.

HORTICULTURE : The art of garden cultivation.HUB : The central part of a wheel.HYPERCRITICAL : Excessively critical.HYPOCHONDRIAC : One who has exaggerated

anxiety about his health.HYPOCRITICAL : Pretence of virtue or goodness;

saying one thing while thinkinganother.

HYPOTHESIS : Supposition made as basisfor reasoning.

IDEALISM : Practice of forming andfollowing ideals.

IDEOLOGY : Set of ideas at the basis ofcertain economic or politicalsystems.

IDOLATRY : Worship of idols.IGNORAMUS : A thoroughly ignorant person.ILLEGAL : That which is contrary to law.ILLEGIBLE : Handwriting which cannot

be read.

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ILLITERATE : One who is unable to read orwrite.

IMMEMORIAL : Too old to be remembered,ancient beyond memory.

IMMINENT : About to happen.IMMORTAL : That which never dies.IMPASSABLE : That which cannot be passed

through.IMPLACABLE : Impossible to satisfy, change

or make less angry.IMPREGNABLE : That which cannot be attacked

or taken by force.INACCESSIBLE : That cannot be approached

or reached.INAUSPICIOUS : Not of good omen.INCORPOREAL : Without a body.INCREDIBLE : That cannot be believed.INDEFATIGABLE : One who is incapable of

being tired.INDELIBLE : Incapable of being effaced or

cancelled or obliterated.INDIGENOUS : Belonging naturally to a place.INDOPHILE : An admirer of the Indian

people, its culture, manners orway of life.

INDOPHOBE : One who dislikes the Indiansand India.

INEDIBLE : Something which cannot beeaten.

INEVITABLE : That which is bound tohappen.

INEXPLICABLE : That which cannot beexplained.

INFLAMMABLE : Capable of catching fire.INFLATE : To fill with air or gas.INGENIOUS : Very clever.INIMITABLE : That which cannot be imitated.INNATE : That which one is born with.INNOCUOUS : That which is quite harmless.INTANGIBLE : That cannot be mentally

grasped.INTELLIGENTSIA : The class of people who

think independently.INTOLERABLE : That which cannot be

endured.INTROSPECTION : Examination of ones own

mental processes.INTUITION : Immediate apprehension by

mind reasoning.INVINCIBLE : That cannot be conquered or

defeated.INVULNERABLE : That which cannot be

wounded.

IRREPARABLE : That which cannot berepaired.

IRREPROACHABLE : So good that no criticism canbe made.

JAYWALK : To cross streets on foot in acareless and dangerousway.

JOEY : A young kangaroo.JUDICIOUS : Wise, sound in judgement.KIMONO : A loose gown of silk as worn

in Japan.KNIGHTHOOD : The right to put Sir in front of

ones name.LACKEY : One who behaves like a

servant by always obeying.LAMINATE : To cover with thin sheets of

metal or plastic.LEGIBLE : Capable of being read

clearly.LEONINE : Of or like a lion.LEXICOGRAPHER : One who compiles diction-

aries.LIBERTARIAN : One who believes that one

should have freedom ofexpression.

LIMERICK : A humorous short poem withfive lines.

LITERATI : People with knowledge ofliterature.

LOQUACIOUS : One who talks a lot.LOWBROW : One who has no interest in

literature, art etc.LULLABY : A pleasant song sung to

send children to sleep.MACHETE : A knife with a broad heavy

blade.MAGNUM OPUS : A great work of art, particularly

literary.MALEDICTION : Evil, vicious speech.MANUAL : A book giving information about

how to work something.MANUSCRIPT : Handwritten script of a book.MARTINET : A strict disciplinarian.MASCOT : Something chosen as a

symbol to bring good luck.MASOCHIST : One who enjoys pain or

humiliation.MEDIOCRE : One who is neither intelligent nor

dull.MEGALOMANIA : The belief that one is

extremely important.MELODIOUS : Sweet sounding.MERCANTILE : Of trade and business.METEOROLOGY : The scientific study of

weather conditions.

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METICULOUS : A person who is very carefulabout details.

MILITIA : Those trained as soldiersbut not belonging to a regulararmy.

MISANTHROPE : One who hates mankind.MISOGAMIST : One who hates marriage.MISOGYNIST : One who hates women.MONOMANIAC : One who keeps thinking of

one particular thing only.MONOTHEISM : The practice of worshipping

only one god.MULTINATIONAL : A company having branches

in many countries.MYCOLOGY : The scientific study of fungi.NAUSEA : Strong feeling of wanting to

vomit.NAUTICAL : Of sailors, ships or sailing.NEMESIS : Downfall that satisfies

natural justice.NEOLOGISM : A new word.NEPOTISM : Undue favour shown by a

person in power to hisrelatives.

NOTARY : A public official who makeswritten statements official.

NUMISMATIC : One who collects coins.OBITUARY : Notice of a persons death

in a newspaper.OBLIGATORY : That which is required to be

done by law.OBSOLETE : That which is out of use, or

replaced by a newermodel.

OMNIPOTENT : One who is all powerful.OMNISCIENT : One who knows everything.OMNIVOROUS : One who eats anything.ONTOLOGY : Philosophy concerned with

the nature of existence.OPTHALMOLOGIST : An eye-doctor.OPTOMETRIST : A technician who measures

your eyesight.PACHYDERM : A thick-skinned animal,

especially an elephant orrhinoceros.

PACIFIST : One who believes in theabolition of war.

PALAEOGRAPHY : The study of ancient writing.PALAEONTOLOGY : The study of fossils.PANACEA : A remedy which can cure all

diseases.PARADOX : Contradictory statement.PARASITE : One that lives on another.PARIAH : One who is not accepted by

society.PATENT : Sole right to make and sell

ones own invention.

PAUNCH : A mans fat stomach.PEDANT : One who exhibits his book

learning.PENULTIMATE : Last but one.PERQUISITE : Gain over and above ones

salary.PETROLOGY : The scientific study of rocks.PHILISTINE : Person of material outlook

who is indifferent to culture.PHILOLOGIST : One who is well versed in the

science of languages.PIGMENT : The natural colouring matter of

plants and animals.PLAINTIFF : One who bring a charge

against someone in court.PLATONIC : A very close, non-sexual

friendship between twopeople.

PLEBEIAN : Of the lower social classes.POLYANDRY : The practice of having more

than one husband at the sametime.

POLYGAMY : The practise of having morethan one husband or wife atthe same time.

POLYGLOT : One who speaks manylanguages.

POLYGRAPH : A lie-detector.POSTHUMOUS : A child born after the death of

its father.POSTSCRIPT : A note added at the end of a

letter, after the signature.PRAGMATIST : One who uses common

sense.PRESCIENT : Able to foretell what will happen

in the future.PROFILE (1) : A side view of someones

head.PROPELLANT : An explosive for firing a bullet

or a rocket.PSEUDONYM : A pen-name assumed by a

writer.PULMONARY : Of or having an effect on the

lungs.QUIXOTIC : Trying to do the impossible,

usually to help others, whileputting oneself into danger.

RACONTEUR : One who is good at tellingstories in an interesting way.

RAPPORT : A good relationship betweentwo people.

RECEPTIVE : Capable of receiving newideas.

RED TAPISM : Excessive use of offic ialformalities which causesunnecessary delay.

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REFLATION : A government policy ofincreasing the amount ofmoney in circulation.

REINFORCE : Strengthen by additional menor material.

RENAISSANCE : A renewal of interest in art,literature etc.

REQUISITION : An official demand or request.RETRIBUTION : A severe deserved punish-

ment.RINGLEADER : One who leads others to do

wrong or make trouble.RODENT : A small herbivore usually

considered a pest..RUSSOPHILE : An admirer of the Russian

people, language, manners orway of life.

RUSSOPHOBE : One who dislikes theRussians and Russia.

SABOTAGE : Wanton destruction especiallyof a factory, etc. b ydissatis- fied workers.

SACRILEGE : The violation or profaning ofsacred things.

SANATORIUM : A place for invalids andconvalescents.

SANCTIMONIOUS : Making a show of piety.SCAFFOLD : A structure on which criminals

used to be hanged.SCEPTIC : Person who doubts the truth

of what he is told.SCUBA : An instrument used for

breathing when swimmingunder water.

SEDENTARY : Done while sitting down.SEER : One who can see into the

future.SENSATIONALISM : The intentional producing of

excitement or shock.SEPTUAGENARIAN : One in his seventies.SILHOUETTE : Black shadow-like picture on

white background.SIMULTANEOUSLY : Taking place or happening at

the same time.SINECURE : Any office with good salary but

no work.SINOPHILE : An admirer of the Chinese

people, language, manners orway of life.

SINOPHOBE : One who dislikes the Chineseand China.

SMALL FRY : Unimportant people.SNIPPET : A small piece from something

spoken or written.SOJOURN : A short stay at a place.

SPINSTER : An unmarried woman.STALE : Something which is not fresh.STAMPEDE : A sudden rush of a large

number of frightened peopleor animals.

STELLAR : Of the stars.STOCKBROKER : One who buys and sell shares

for others.STOIC : One who is indifferent to pain

and pleasure.STRATAGEM : A trick to deceive an enemy.STRINGENT : Very strict.SUBCUTANEOUS : Beneath the skin.SUB JUDICE : A subject which cannot be

publicly discussed because itis being considered by a courtof law.

SUBSIDY : Money paid by a government tomake prices lower.

SUBVERSIVE : Attempting to weaken oroverthrow authority.

SUPERANNUATED : Too old for work.SURREAL : Having a strange, dreamlike

unreal quality.TABLEAU : A lifelike representation of a

famous scene by a group ofpeople who do not move orspeak.

TAXIDERMY : The art of stuffing animals andsetting them in life-like poses.

TECHNOCRAT : A specialist in technology.TEETOTALLER : One who abstains from all kinds

of alcoholic drinks.TERMINATE : Come or bring to an end.THEIST : One who believes in the

existence of God.THEOCRACY : Government by priests.TIMBER : Wood cut down for building etc.TOPIARY : The art of trimming trees and

bushes to decorative shapes.TRAITOR : One who is disloyal to his

country.TYRANT : A ruler with complete power

who rules cruelly.UNISEX : Of one type, used by both

males and females.UNANIMOUS : A decision taken by the votes

of all.UPSTART : A person who has suddenly

risen from low rank to wealthand importance.

UXORICIDE : The killing of ones wife.UXORIOUS : Greatly or excessively fond of

ones wife.

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CREDULOUS : Ready to believe withoutsufficient evidence

ARISTOCRACY : Government by the nobility

PLUTOCRACY : Government by the wealthypeople

DEMAGOGUE : A person who can sway hisfollowers by his oratory

DESPERADO : One ready to do anyreckless or criminal act

EDIBLE : Fit for food

EPICURIAN : One who devoted to thepleasures of eating anddrinking

ELECTROCUTE : Killing by means of anelectric current

ENDEMIC : A disease confined to aparticular district or place

EXTROVERT : One whose interest aredirected outward

EPHEMERAL : Existing only for a day.

EMBALM : To preserve a dead bodyfrom decaying

EPITOME : A brief summary of a book

ENIGMA : A person, thing orcircumstance that ispuzzling

EMBARGO : An order prohibiting ships toleave the port

ENTOMOLOGY : The study of insects

FIANCEE : One engaged to be married

FARRIES : One who shoes horses

FUGITIVE : One who runs away fromjustice or the law

FANATIC : a person filled withexcessive entusiasm,especially in religion

GEOLOGIST : One who studies aboutrocks and soils

GARRISON : Military force stationed in afortress

HOMICIDE : The act of killing a humanbeing

HAWKER : One who travels from placeto place sellingmiscellaneous articles

HEDONIST : One who believes thatpleasure is the highest tool.

HORTICULTURE : The art of cultivating andmanaging gardens

HYPERBOLE : Exaggerated statementmade for the sake of effect

HOSTAGE : Person given to an enemy asa pledge

INVALID : A person who is sick

INCENDIARY : One who maliciously setsfire to building

INSOLVENT : One who cannot pay onesdebts

IGNORAMUS : An ignorant person

IMMIGRANT : One who comes into aforeign country to settle there

INVINCIBLE : That which cannot beconqured

INCOMBUSTIBLE : Incapable of being burnt

INVISIBLE : That which cannot be seen

IMMORTAL : Living for ever

INIMITABLE : That which cannot beimitated

INDEFATIGABLE : Persons that cannot bewearied

INTERNECINE : Causing destruction to bothsides

INTERPOLATE : make (spurious &misleading) additions to abook

JUXTAPOSE : To place side by side

LETHAL : causing death

LACONIC : Expressing in a few words

LAUNDRY : A place where clothes arewashed and ironed

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LIMNOLOGY : The study of lakes andother fresh water bodies

MANIFESTO : A declaration of plans andpromises put forward by apolitical party

MIGRATE : To move from one countryto another

METEOROLOGIST : One who studies theelements of weather.

MISANTHROPE : One who hates mankind

METALLURGY : The science dealing withthe production of metals

MONOLOGUE : A long speech by oneperson

MOBILIZE : To collect together forservice in war

MAUSOLEUM : A magnificent tomb

MACHIAVELLIAN : Unscrupulous in gainingwhat is wanted

MEMENTO : Something kept or given asa reminder

MIVIPAROUS : Producing young that arefully developed .

MEGALOMANIAC : A person with a falseimpression that he is greatand powerful.

NUMISMATICS : The study of coins

NICHE : A hollow place in wall

NEOLOGISM : A new word coined by anauthor

NEPOTISM : Special favour shown by aperson in high position tohis relatives.

ORCHARD : A place where fruit trees aregrown

OPTIMIST : One who looks on the brightside of things.

OMNISCIENT : One who knows everything

OMNIPRESENT : One who is presenteverywhere

OCULIST : One who attends to thediseases of the eye

ORNITHOLOGY : The study of birds

OBITUARY : An account, in thenewspaper, of the funeral ofone deceased

OSTLER : One who attends to horsesat an inn

OPTICIAN : One who makes or sellseye-glasses

OOLOGY : The study of eggs

OCCIDENTAL : Belonging to the west

OSTRACIZE : Expel from society

POSTHUMOUS : Occurring after death

PLAGIARISM : Literary theft, or passing offan authors original work asones own.

PYROTECHNICS : The art of making fireworks

PARASITE : A plant or animal growing onanother

PANACEA : A cure for all diseases

PHILATELIST : One who collects postagestamps

PHILANTHROPIST : One who devotes hisservice or wealth for the loveof mankind.

PEDANT : One who makes a displayof his learning

PEDLAR : One who goes from houseto house selling smallarticles.

PAEDIATRICIAN : Doctors who treat childrensdiseases

PALAEOGRAPHY : The study of ancient modesof writing

PHONETICS : The science of speech,sounds and their production

PYROTECHNICS : The art of making fireworks

PROTAGONIST : Chief person in a drama,story etc.

PSEUDONYM : A fictitious name used by anauthor

QUACK : One who dishonestlyclaims to have knowledgeand skill, esp. in medicine.

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QUARANTINE : Confinement to one place toprevent spread of infection.

RUMINANT : A cud-chewing animal

REFUGEE : One who takes refuge in aforeign country.

REINSTATE : Put back in a former stationor condition.

RACONTEUR : One who tells anecdotes orstories

SOMNAMBULIST : One who walk in his sleep

SPENDTHRIFT : One who spends too much

SCULPTOR : One who carves in stone,metal, wood, etc.

SURGEON : One who treats diseases byoperations

SANATORIUM : A hospital esp, fortuberculosis patients andconvalescents.

SYMPOSIUM : Collection of views ofseveral persons on a topic

SYNONYM : A word with the samemeaning as another

SABOTAGE : Wanton destruction of aplant by workmen

SIMULTANEOUS : happening or done at thesame time

SUPERFLUOUS : More than is needed

TEETOTALLER : One who doesnt consumealchoholic drinks

TRAITOR : One who betrays hisfriends, ruler, country, etc.

TAXIDERMY : The art of preparing, stuffingand mounting the skins ofanimals, birds and fish.

TOPOGRAPHY : The art of representing thephysical features of a placeon a map.

THESAURUS : Lexicon, esp, a collection ofwords

TABOO : An act which religion orcuston regards asforbidden.

TRANSMIGRATION : Belief that the soul passesat death into another body.

UTOPIAN : Ideally perfect butimpracticable

UNDERTAKER : A tradesman who managesfunerals

UPHOLSTERER : One who makes or deals incarpets, curtains, beds,cushioned seats, etc.

USURER : One who lends money at anexcessive rate of interest

UPSTART : One who has suddenlyrisen to wealth andimportance

ULTIMATUM : final proposal of terms givenby one party to another

UNANIMOUS : Of the same opinion

VETERINARIAN : One skilled in the treatmentof diseases of animals

VAGABOND : One who wanders withoutsettled home

VALETUDINARIAN : One who is overanxious aboutones health

VOLUNTEER : One who takes part in anenterprise of his own freewill

VERBATIM : Word for word

VERSATILE : Of many sided ability

VICARIOUS : Done for another

WARREN : A place for breeding orpreserving rabbits

WINNOW : To separate the husks fromthe grain

WANTON : Recklessly inconsiderate

WIDOWER : A man whose wife is dead

XENOMANIAC : A person having anexcessive attachment toforeign living

ZOO : A place where many kindsof animals are kept for show

ZOOLOGY : The science of animal life

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