VOCABULARY
- MOUTHY (ADJECTIVE): Talkative
Synonyms: chatty, gabby
Antonyms: reticent, silent
Example Sentence: He is an extremely mouthy boy.
- DEBONAIR (ADJECTIVE): charming
Synonyms: affable, elegant
Antonyms: awkward, inelegant
Example Sentence: Ranvijay has a debonair personality.
- PESTILENT (ADJECTIVE): Baneful
Synonyms: contagious, deleterious
Antonyms: harmless, innocuous
Example Sentence: To many, homeless beggars are nothing more than pestilent irritants.
- PERPETRATE (VERB): Be responsible for
Synonyms: carry out, commit
Antonyms: halt, stop
Example Sentence: Who would perpetrate for this crime?
- RAKISH (ADJECTIVE): Charming and immoral
Synonyms: dashing, jaunty
Antonyms: moral, upright
Example Sentence: She gave Maddy a rakish smile.
- ENGROSS (VERB): Bewitch
Synonyms: captivate, enrapture
Antonyms: disenchant, disgust
Example Sentence: I was totally engrossed by her beauty.
- MIDDLING (ADJECTIVE): adequate
Synonyms: mediocre, passable
Antonyms: extreme, exceptional
Example Sentence: The patient needs middling amount of water every half an hour.
- DECOY (NOUN): trap
Synonyms: attraction, inducement
Antonyms: honesty, frankness
Example Sentence: We caught a rat, using a decoy to trick it into the cage.
- CANTANKEROUS (ADJECTIVE): Ill-tempered
Synonyms: quarrelsome, critical
Antonyms: pleasant, peaceful
Example Sentence: You are a cantankerous man.
- DANK (ADJECTIVE): moist
Synonyms: clammy, muggy
Antonyms: parched, dry
Example Sentence: The middle section of the house is fully dank.
