Vocabulary Quiz on Diverse Terms

Study Notes

Vocabulary

Rogue (160): A dishonest or unprincipled person, often operating outside conventional social norms.
Indignant (163): Feeling anger or annoyance due to perceived unfair treatment.
Pondering (171): Deep contemplation, often related to important decisions or responsibilities.
Stealth (172): The act of moving or operating secretly or cautiously, especially to avoid detection.
Sallow (176): A sickly yellowish complexion, suggesting illness or physical hardship.
Quagmires (178): Soft, boggy land, symbolizing precarious or uncertain situations.
Unobtrusive: Not conspicuous or attracting attention.
Perilous: Full of danger or risk.
Imbibed: Drank; absorbed or taken in.
Warren: A network of interconnecting burrows, or a densely populated area.
Commodity: A raw material or primary agricultural product.
Pavilion: A building or structure for a specific purpose.
Scintillating: Sparkling or shining; exciting and interesting.
Waistcoat: A type of sleeveless clothing often worn over a shirt.
Phalanx: A close group of people or things, often used in military formations.
Perfunctory: Done quickly and without much care or attention.
Provender: Food for animals.
Spasm: A sudden, involuntary muscular contraction or tightening.
Pinnacle (125): The highest point or peak of something.
Barrows (128): Burial mounds or tumuli.
Wights (128): Undead creatures or spirits, typically associated with ancient graves or barrows.
Russet (132): A reddish-brown color, often associated with earthy tones.
Standing stones (134): Large upright stones, often in circles or rows.
Marrow (137): The soft, fatty substance found in bones, often symbolizing nourishment or vitality.
Incantation (137): A series of words said as a magic spell or charm.
Bumpkin (140): An unsophisticated or socially awkward person from the countryside.