Vocabulary Word List Study

Word List Study Notes

• definitely: Definitely expresses certainty.
• delta: A Greek letter, often used in mathematics and science.
• derby: A horse race or a type of hat.
• descent: A downward movement or a lineage.
• designer: Someone who creates designs.
• detail: A specific piece of information or a small part.
• dialect: A regional variety of a language.
• dicey: Risky or uncertain.
• difficult: Presenting challenges.
• digression: A departure from the main subject.
• dillydally: To waste time; to procrastinate.
• disaster: A catastrophic event.
• disposition: A person's usual mood.
• distinctive: Unique and easily recognized.
• distinguish: To perceive differences.
• diva: A dramatic, often demanding female singer or performer.
• diverge: To move in different directions.
• diversion: A distraction.
• diversity: Variety.
• divine: God-like or holy.
• divvy: A slang term for division.
• docket: A list of items for consideration.
• domino: A game piece that often used in chain reactions.
• donatee: A person who receives a donation.
• doomed: Marked as destined to fail or meet misfortune.
• downcast: Sad or depressed.
• dramatization: A representation or portrayal in a dramatic way.
• dreadlocks: Long, uncombed dreads.
• dribbles: Small, irregular drippings.
• drivel: Nonsense.
• Dudley: A boy's name.
• duress: Force or coercion.
• dynamite: A very powerful explosive substance.
• eighth: Ordinal number for 8.
• Einstein: Famous physicist.
• elaborative: Explaining in great detail.
• elasticity: The quality of being stretched and then returning to original state.
• elegant: Graceful and stylish.
• element: A component or constituent.
• elevator: A vertical transportation device.
• elicitation: Bringing something forth or out.
• eligibility: The state of being qualified to be considered.
• ellipse: An oval shape.
• elocution: Art of clear public speaking.
• elusive: Difficult to find.
• emancipatory: Relating to emancipation or freedom.
• embassy: A diplomatic mission.
• embezzlement: Theft or misappropriation of funds.
• emblazoned: Adorned with elaborate designs.
• emerald: A green gemstone.
• empire: An extensive territory under a single government.
• empty: Having nothing.
• endearing: Charming.
• endure: To continue through a difficult situation or time.
• enervate: To weaken or tire.
• engineer: A person who designs or constructs.
• enviable: Deserving of wanting.
• epoxy: A type of synthetic resin.
• erode: To gradually wear away or destroy.
• eruption: A sudden burst forth.
• escalator: A moving stairway.
• escapade: A playful or daring adventure.
• essential: Crucial or necessary.
• establishment: A company or organization.
• evaluate: To assess the worth or value of.
• ewe: A female sheep.
• exaggerate: To increase the size, extent, or importance of something beyond the truth.
• excursion: A short journey.
• exercise: Physical activity.
• existence: The state of being.
• exposition: A public display of art, goods, or ideas.
• expansion: An increase in size or extent.
• expedition: A journey for a specific purpose.
• explode: To burst with force.
• extensive: Large in amount or scale.
• extinct: No longer existing.
• extinguish: To put out a fire.
• extracurricular: Not part of the regular curriculum.
• extraordinary: Unusual or exceptional.
• extradition: The procedure for giving something back.
• exude: To emit or give off something gradually.
• facade: The front of a building.
• factorial: A function describing multiply all positive integer less than or equal to a specified number.
• fadeaway: A shot or gesture, often in sports or entertainment, as a gradual and graceful way of disappearing.
• fallacy: A mistaken belief.
• fanatic: Someone excessively enthusiastic to the point of being considered unreasonable or obsessive.
• feeble: Weak or frail.
• fellowship: A period of close association.
• felonious: Criminally wrong or wicked.
• ferret: A small, mustelid mammal.
• fervently: With strong emotion.
• fez: A brimless cap.
• fiction: A story.
• fie: An expression of disapproval or disbelief.
• fiendishly: Wickedly or devilishly.
• filar: Thread-like or filamentous.
• filbert: A hazelnut.
• financier: A person who manages funds or investments.
• fission: The splitting of an atom.
• flabbergast: To astonish or shock.
• flashback: A scene in a narrative that displays a past event.
• fleeciness: The physical property of a material resembling wool.
• fleetness: Speed or quickness.
• flexitarian: Vegetarian or vegan who occasionally consumes animal products.
• flight: The act of flying.
• flipperling: A young bird.
• florid: Excessively ornate or decorated.
• floridly: In a flowery or exaggerated way.
• flounder: To struggle.
• flourish: To thrive or prosper.
• flout: To disregard or disobey.
• fluctuation: A change in amount, magnitude, or value.
• fluid: A liquid substance.
• flummery: Silly or uninspired talk.
• foible: A minor fault or weakness.
• f.o.b: A term from business describing that price doesn't include transportation.
• folake: A vitamin.
• folly: A foolish act.
• fomentation: The act of inciting unrest or rebellion.
• foosball: A table game involving small figures moved by pins.
• foozle: To manage something awkwardly.

This quiz covers a comprehensive list of vocabulary words with definitions. It is designed to enhance your understanding and usage of these words in various contexts. Perfect for students looking to expand their language skills.