ANTONYMS [ OPPOSITE WORDS] Antonyms or opposite words may be formed in three ways :

[1] by adding a prefix like un, non, dis, mis, ante, de, il, im, in, ir [2]by adding a suffix like liss; full > ful [3] by using a new word. [1] Anotnyms formed by adding prefixes :
Prefix Base words Able Armed Kind Common Fit Fortunate Conscious Developed Controlled Pleasant Popular Wise Social Opposite words/ Antonyms Unable Unarmed Unkind Uncommon Unfit Unfortunate Unconscious Undeveloped Uncontrolled Unpleasant Unpopular Unwise Unsocial Nonsense Nonstop nonviolence Disagree Disallow Discomfort Dishonest Dishonesty Dishonour Dislike Disobey Disobedient Displease disappear Malpractice malnutrition Opposite words/ Antonyms

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Non

Sense Stop violence Agree Allow Comfort Honest Honesty Honour Like Obey Obedient Please appear Practice nutrition Base words

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Mal Prefix

Mis

Conduct Fortune Interpret Lead Happening Use understand Dote Climax Sympathy Septic Social Toxin Control Merit Hoard Code Entrain enthrone Legal Legible Logical Liberal Literate Balance Partial Possible Patient Personal Potent Probable Pure Moral Mortal Mature Mobile Movable measurable

Misconduct Misfortune Misinterpret Mislead Mishappening Misuse misunderstand Antidote Anticlimax Antipathy Antiseptic Antisocial antitoxin Decontrol Demerit Dehoard Decode Dedetrain dethrone Illegal Illegible Illogical Illiberal illeterate Imbalance Impartial Impossible Impatient Impersonal Impotent Improbable Impure Immoral Immortal Immature Immobile Immovable immesurable

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Ability Active Capable Animate Accurate Credible Attentive Decent Definite Distinct Divisible Discipline Justice Sensible Separable Stability Sufficient Valid visible Rational Regular Relevant Repairable Recoverable Resistible Responsible resolute

Inability Inactive Incapable Inanimate Inaccurate Incredible Inattentive Indecent Indefinite Indistinct Indivisible Indiscipline Injustice Insensible Inseparable instability Insufficient Invalid invisible Irrational Irregular Irrelevant Irrepairable/ irreparable Irrecoverable Irresistible Irresponsible irresolute

Ir

[2] Antonyms formed by adding Suffix: Prefix Base words Careful Colourful Hopeful Fearful Cheerful Faithful Merciful useful

Full (= ful) & less

Opposite words/ Antonyms Careless Colourless Hopeless Fearless Cheerless Faithless Merciless useless

[3] Antonyms by using new words : Base words

Opposite words/ Antonyms

Above Accept Abundance Acknowledge Acute Adversity Affirm Agree Arrival Ascend Attack Attract Barbarous Base Beauty Big Blunt Bold Brave Bright Broad Care Cheerful Civilization Clever Compliance Cold Condemn Confess Cool Credit Creditor Different Drowsy Dead Deep Deficit Diligent Diminish Discount Docile Early Economical Encourage

Below Reject Dearth Deny, disown Obtuse, dull Prosperity Deny Differ Departure Descend Defend, protect Repel Civilized Noble, honourable Ugliness Small Sharp, keen Timid, coward Cowardly Dull Narrow Neglect Cheerless Barbarism Stupid Refusal Hot Approve, acquit Deny Warm Cash, debit, discredit Debtor Similar Wakeful Alive Shallow Surplus Idle Increase Premium Stubborn Late Extravagant Discourage

Enthrone Enrich Enthusiasm Entirely Exposed Expanding Exterior Extravagant Fact Falsehood Famous Fat Fickle Final Finite Forget Frank Freedom Fresh Fruitful General Genuine Giant Glory Gratitude Grant Growing Happiness Hard Haste Honour Hope Humble Humorous Intentional Kind

Dethrone Impoverish Indifference Partially Concealed Contracting Interior Frugal, thrifty Fiction Truth Notorious, infamous Thin Constant Initial Infinite Remember Reserved Slavery Stale, faded Barren, fruitless Specific Spurious, fictitious Dwarf Shame Ingratitude Withhold, refuse Decaying Misery Soft, simple Delay Shame, dishonour Despair Proud, haughty Serious Accidental Cruel

knowledge Long Lend lenient Life Liberty

Ignorance Short Borrow Rigorous, severe Death Bondage

Likeness Make Meek Minor Motion Masculine Old Oppose Optimism Oral Particular peace Peevish Pleasure Positive Presence Professional Profit Prohibit Punish Pure Quick Real Recover Reduce Reject Religious Remember Repulsive Retire Reveal Rude

Difference Mar Proud Major Stillness Feminine Young Support Pessimism written General War Genial Pain, displeasure Negative Absence Amateur Loss, lose Permit, sanction Reward Mixed, impure Slow Fictitious Lose Increase Accept Irreligious, non- religious Forget Attractive Advance, approach conceal polite

Rich Right Savage Sensible Sharp Smooth straight Strict Strong

poor wrong Tame, civilized Senseless Dull, blunt, mild Rugged, rough Curved, bent lenient weak

Sufficient Superior Strange Strict Sweet Survive Tall Top Touchy Ugly Uniform Unity Vague Virtue War Weal Wicked Wide Wild Wither, decay

Insufficient Inferior Familiar Lax Sour Die Dwarf Bottom Genial Beautiful Variable Diversity Clear Vice Peace Woe Virtuous Narrow Tame, domesticated Flourish, thrive

Homograph Homographs are the words of same spelling but different in pronunciation and meaning. Ex. Bow (boua device for shooting arrows), and bow (bau bend to show respect). Homonyms Homonyms are two or more words having the same spelling a nd pronunciation but different meanings and origins. Exs: Can (pot or container) and Can (ability); Bat (equipment for playing cricket) and Bat (a kind of flying mammal); Cricket (a kind of game) and Cricket (a kind of insect that makes a shrill sound); Kite (a bird of prey of the hawk family) and Kite (a toy- framework made to fly); Right (correct) and Right (opposite to left). Homophones Homophones are Each of two or more words having the same (almost same) pronunciation but different meanings, or igins or spelling. e.g. Dear( favourite) and Deer (a kind of animal)

Exs: 1. Accept Except 2. Access Excess

: Agree to take : Besides/ excluding : A way of approaching : The amount beyond due limits

WORDS EXPRESSING THE CRIES OF VARIOUS ANIMALS Learn carefully the following verbs which denote the cries of some of the lower creatures 1. The apes gibber. 8. The crows craw 2. The asses bray 9. The cuckoos coo 3. The bears growl 10. The doves coo 4. The bees hum, buzz, drone 11. The ducks quack 5. The birds chirp, twitter, warble 12. The dogs bark, yelp, whine, howl 6. The buffaloes bellow 13. The eagles scream 7. The bulls (oxen) bellow 14. The elephants trumpet 15. The calves low 35. The flies buzz. 16. The camels grunt 36. The foxes yelp, bark 37. The frogs croak 17. The cats mew, purr 38. The geese cackle, hiss 18. The cattle low 39. The goats bleet 19. The cocks crow 40. The hawks scream 20. The cows low 41. The hens cackle/ cluck 21. The crickets chirp 22. The horses neigh, snort 42. The parrots screech, talk 23. The jackals howl/yell 43. The peacocks scream 24. The kittens mew 44. The pigeons coo 25. The lambs bleat 45. The puppies yelp 26. The serpents hiss 46. The ravens croak 27. The lions roar 47. The sheep bleat 28. The mice squeak 48. The monkeys chatter, gibber 29. The nightingales sing, warble 49. The serpents & snakes hiss 30. The squirrels squeak, chatter 50. The swans cry 31. The pigs grunt 51. The sparrows chirp, twitter 32. The owls hoot, scream 52. The tigers roar, growl 33. The vultures scream 34. The oxen low/ bellow 53. The wolves howl

The following rhyming lines will help to memorize the cries of some of the animals : Cats purr and mew, Dogs bark at you. Sheep baa, goats bleat In the summer heat. Cows low, asses bray, Bulls bellow, horses neigh. Lions roar, tigers growl Elephants trumpet, wolfs howl. Ducks quack, geese gaggle, Hens cluck and cackle, Crows caw, monkeys chatter, Birds chirp and twitter Frogs croak, snake hiss, Bees buzz, remember this.
DIFFERENT SOUNDS Beat of a drum Lapping of water Blaring of bands, trumpets Patter of rain Blowing of a bugle Pealing or Ringing of bells Booming of a gun Report of a rifle Buzz of a telephone Rattling of windows Call of a bugle Roaring of guns Chattering of teeth Rustle of silk, leaves Clanging of chains, hammers, arms Shriek of a whistle Clinking of glasses, metal, keys Thundering or Rumbling of clouds Cracking of fire Sizzling of sausages Crack of a whip Tick of a clock Creaking of doors or shoes Toot of a horn Hissing of steam Twang of a bow Howling of wind Whistling, Roaring or Howling of wind Jingling of coins The following rhyming lines may help to memorize some of the different sounds: Winds howl, thunders rumble, Windows rattle, leaves rustle, Doors creak, rains patter, Pots and plates clatter. Phones buzz, sausages sizzle, Hammers clang, coins jingle, Chains clank, glasses clink. Bands blare, nice to think.

WORDS INDICATING YOUNG ONES OF ANIMALS Read carefully the following words for the young ones of animals : 1. Bear Cub 9. Dog Puppy 16. Lion Cub/ whelp 2. Cat Kitten 7. EagleEaglet 17. Stag Fawn 3. FoxCub 11. Swan Cygnet 18. Tiger Cub 4. Goat Kid 12. Sheep Lamb 19. Horse Foal or colt 5. Cow Calf 13. Goose Gosling 6. Deer Fawn 14. Hen Chicken 7. Duck Duckling 15. HareLeveret 8. Wolf cub SINGLE WORD FOR A GROUP OF WORDS

[A] Words denoting professions or trades One who keeps accounts for business One who takes up legal profession One who is to out to destroy all govt. and order One who studies the evolution of mankind One who sells or prepares medicine One who is interested in ancient buildings and relics One who plans and draws the designs of building One who foretells things by the stars, planets, etc. One who travels in space One who studies heavenly bodies One who sells things at public auction One who writ books One who bakes bread, cake, etc. One who cuts peoples hair, shaves beard, etc. One who lives on alms One who sells meat One who makes furniture One who draws maps One who drive our motor cars One who mends shoes One who sets types in a printing press One who sells sweets and pastries One who copies others in a completely unoriginal way One (A person) who is in charge of a museum One who treats the teeth One who sells cloth/garments One who deals in cattle One who sells drugs

Accountant Advocate Anarchist Anthropologist Apothecary Archaeologist Architect Astrologer Astronaut Astronomer Auctioner Author Baker Barber Beggar Butcher Carpenter Cartographer Chauffeurs or drivers Cobbler Compositor Confectioner Copycat Curator Dentist Draper/cloth sellers Drover Druggist

One who sends goods to another country One who make and fit horses shoes One who take us across a stream etc., in a boat One who deals in fish One who sell flowers and garlands One who walks on ropes One who studies rocks and soils One who sell us vegetables One who sell us spices, sugar, dried fruits ,rice, dal, etc. One (a woman) who is a specialist in reproductive organs One who travels for selling articles One who brings in goods from a foreign country One who is unable to pay his debts One who takes care of a building One who rides the horses in races One who writes for the newspaper One who make laws for us A person in charge of a library One who punish those who break the laws The head of a town Council or Corporation One who builds houses with bricks One who fights for money One who imitates the voice, gestures etc. of another One who dig up coal and iron One who bring us newspapers One who writes novels One who is a specialist in pregnancy and childbirth One who attends the diseases of the eye One who tests eyesight and sells spectacles One who paint pictures One who reads the palm One who is a specialist in child disease One who loves mankind One who collects postage stamps One who flies an aeroplane One who mend water pipes One who carries burden for hire One who makes earthen pots One who speak for God as inspired person One who makes a bet on horserace results One who keep our streets and drains clean

Exporter Farriers Ferrymen Fishmonger Florists Funambulist Geologist Green- grocers Grocer Gyanaecologist Hawker Importer Insolvent Janitor Jockey Journalist Legislators Librarian Magistrates, judges Mayor Mason Mercenary Mimic Miners Newsboys Novelist Obsterician Oculist Optician Painters, artists Palmist Pediatrician Philanthropist Philatelist Pilot Plumber Porter Potter Prophets Punter Scavengers

One who carves on stone One who can see into the future One who polish our shoes One who sell us writing materials, pens & pencils One who writes in shorthand One who treats diseases by operation One who converts raw hide into leather One who lends money at a very high inter est One who sells small articles One who deals in wine One who makes wheels for carriages and carts One who cut wood for us woodcutters

Sculptor Seer Shoeblacks Stationers Stenographer Surgeon Tanner Usurer Vendor Vintner Wheelwright Woodmen,

[B] Persons with some special features One who helps in wrong deed or crime Accomplice/Accessary One (a person) taking a very active part in a movement Activist One ( a person) with a highly developed sense of beauty Aesthete One who attacks first Aggressor One who is not sure of the existence of God Agnostic One who is a diplomat of a government in other country Ambassador One who lives in a country without a citizenship Alien One who is habitually kind to others Altruist One who plays or acts for pleasure and not as a profession Amateur One who uses both hands equally well Ambidextrous One who is not concerned with right or wrong Amoral One who plans to destroy all governments Anarchist One who fishes with rod (angle) Angler One who gives up ones religion Apostate One (a person) who works under someone to learn that persons skill Apprentice One who shoots with bows and arrows Archer One who starves the body for the good of the soul Ascetic One (a person) who travels in space Astronaut One who does not believe in the existence of God Atheist One (a person) who writes his life history Autobiographer One who rules with absolute power Autocrat One who cant pay the debts Bankrupt One (a person) who is uncivilized Barbarian One who is fond of fighting Bellicose One who is great lover and collector of books Bibliophile One who has narrow and prejudiced religious views Bigot

One who writes the life history of another person One (a) woman of fair complexion and light hair One who likes good wine and food and cheerful companions One who is too fond of reading and study One (a ) woman with dark complexion & brown hair One who prosecutes the weak One who breaks into a house to steal One (man or animal) that feeds on its own species One (an animal) feeding on flesh of others One who is always inclined to find faults A person who is 100 years old or more One who deceives others by falsely claiming to have a skill One who is excessively patriotic One who receives little attention or respect, and perhaps deserves to receive more One who is chief officer in charge of a military organization One plays funny parts in plays or films One who makes a secret plan against somebody One who can make himself at home in all countries or One free from nationals prejudices One living at the same time with another One who regains health and strength after illness A messenger sent in great haste One who easily believes whatever is told to him A person who pays too much care to his clothes etc. One who is prepared to take dangerous risks One who cant hear One who neglects duty or the law One who is dabbler in arts, science or literature One who is skilled in dealing with people in business or politics One who cant speak A person who is very careful in the use of money A person whose manners are more like those of a woman than a man One who thinks or speaks too much of himself One who always talks of oneself One who has retired from service One who goes to live in a foreign country

Biographer Blonde Bon vivant Bookworm/ nerd Brunette Bully Burglar Cannibal Carnivorous Censorious Centenarian Charlatan Chauvinist Cinderella Commandant Comedian Conspirator Cosmopolitan Cosmopolitan Contemporary Convalescent Courier Credulous Dandy Daredevil Deaf Delinquent Dilettante

Diplomat Dumb Economical/ Frugal Effeminate Egoist Egotist Emeritus Emigrant

One who goes for a secret official mission One who occupies others premises forcibly One who undertakes an enterprise One who is fond of sensuous enjoyment One who rides on horse- back One (a person) authorized to execute a le gal deed One who is banished from his own country One who spend lavishly One who follows extreme line One who witnesses secretly to private conversation One who likes to spend time with others One who is subject to failure or to committing mistakes One who is diehard, believer and supporter of some religion, cause or political ideology One who is hard to please or cannot be easily pleased One who believes in fate One devoted to the welfare of women One who is very cruel Extremely showy and colourful personality; valuable and verbose speech One who belongs to a foreign country One (child) brought by persons, who are not his parents One (a man) who is paid to be a womans lover One who eats too much A connoisseur of wines and table delicacies One who belongs to a wandering race One (a person) who is foolishly fond of ones wife One who holds opinions contrary to the established religious faith One who deals in medicinal herbs A person between 60-69 years A woman who entertains guests One who cheats others by deceptive talk or behaviour One who breaks images One who is loved and respected One who comes to one country from another to settle One who cannot die One (a man) who has no money One who cannot be soothed or calmed or near pacified One who pretends to be what he is not One who does not save for the future One/That which cannot be understood

Emissary Encroacher/ Squatter Enterpreneur Epicure Equestrian Executor Exiled Extravagant Extremist Eavesdropper Extrovert Fallible Fanatic Fastidious Fatalist Feminist Fiend Flamboyant Foreigner Foster child Gigolo Glutton Gourmet Gypsy Henpecked/ Uxorious Heretic Herbalist Hexagenarian Hostess Humbug/ Hypocrite Iconoclast Idol Immigrant Immortal Impecunious Implacable Imposter Improvident Incomprehensible

One who cannot be corrected or reformed Incorrigible One unable to pay ones debts Insolvent/ Bankrupt One who enters others place without permission Intruder/ Trespasser One (a man) who is easily irritated and loses temper Irritable One who journeys from place to place Itinerant One (a person) who carries off somebody by force Kidnapper One who is well versed in law Jurist One who is versed in many languages Linguist One who is fond of talking Loquacious One who pretends duty illness to escape duty Malinger One who dies for a noble cause Martyr A person for whom money or gain is the most important Materialistic consideration One who spends too little Miser One who hates mankind Misanthropist/Misanthrope One who hates women Misogynist One who has the same name as another Namesake One who believes in the philosophy that nothing has real existence Nihilist A person between 80-89 years Octogenarian One who knows or sees everything Omniscient One who is all - powerful Omnipotent One who is present everywhere Omnipresent One who looks at the bright side of things Optimist One holding established opinions Orthodox One who is extremely loud and showy as opposed to reserved Ostentious and modest One who is all- powerfull Almighty/ Omnipotent One who opposes war or use of military Pacifist One who loves ones own country Patriot One who makes a vain display of learnin g Pedant One who goes on foot Pedestrian One who looks at the dark side of things Pessimist One who amuses oneself by love-making Philanderer One who tries to do good to mankind, lover of mankind Philanthropist One who collects stamps philatelist One who does not care for literature or art Philistine One who journeys to a holy place Pilgrim A writer who borrows words and ideas from another author Plagiarist One who brings a charge against someone in a court Plaintiff One who speaks many languages Polyglot One who knows many subjects Polymath

One who is born after his fathers death Or Of a book published after its authors death One (a child) of unusual or remarkable talent One who comes before another One who foretells events to come One who refuses compliance with Or One obstinate in opposition One who receives something One who takes refuge in a foreign country One who gives up the religious faith One who is reserved in speech One who finds pleasure in inflicting pain on others One who helps a stranger or a helpless person in difficulties A person between 70-79 years Walking in sleep One who walks in sleep Talking in sleep One who habitually talks while sleeping One who spends his money recklessly A woman who remains unmarried One who sticks to a small point obstinately One who bears pain and discomfort without any complaint One who comes after another One who flatters others for personal motives One who does not take any intoxicating drinks One who causes terror, esp. for political purposes One, a person who is inactive One who behaves disloyally or betrays ones country One who flies abandoning the allotted duty One who changes the party or principle One (a ruler) with complete power, who rules cruelly and unjustly One who always think that he is ill One who possesses many talents One who has long experience of any occupation One (a woman) whose husband is dead One (a man) whose wife is dead One who thinks to know everything One who likes to work too hard One, a young person in a professional job with a high income

Posthumous Precocious Predecessor Prophet/ Soothsayer Recalcitrant Recipient Refugee Renegade Reticent Sadist Samaritan Septugenarian Somnabulism Somnabulist Somniloquism Somniloquist Spendthrift Spinster/ maid Stickler Stoic Successor Sycophant Teetotaller Terrorist Torpid Traitor Truant Turncoat Tyrant Valetudinarian Versatile Veteran Widow Widower Wiseacre Workaholic Yuppie

[C] Words denoting places A place where animals are slaughtered for the market Abattoir A place of study or training in a specific field Academy A place for flying or landing of aeroplanes Aerodromes/ Airport A place where bees are kept Apiary A place where birds are kept Aviary A place where fishes are kept Aquarium A place where government papers are kept Archives The space in the roof of a house Attic/Garret/ Turret A place for production of bread Bakery A place where soldiers are housed Barrack/ Cantonment Underground dwelling place of an animal Burrow Wheeled home of a person, esp. a gypsy Caravan A place or ground for burial of dead bodies Cemetery A place where banks exchange cheques and settle their accounts Clearinghouse A shelter or shed for cows Cowshed A place for production and treatment of milk Dairy The living place of the wild beas ts Den/ Lair A place where goods are stored Depot A place where medicines are compounded Dispensary A place for keeping motor cars Garage A place where grains are stored Granary A room or hall with instruments for physical exercise Gymnasium The normal abode of an animal Habitat A place for keeping aeroplanes Hangars A small house unfit to live in Hovel The house of an Eskimo Igloo A house of shelter for a dog Kennel A place where scientific experiments are c arried on Laboratory A place of discharge from the bowels Lavatory A house for keeping books Library A place for keeping, or a collection of wild animas, esp. Menagerie for a show A place where money is coined Mint A place where treasures of art & curios are kept Museum A place where astronomical observations are taken Observatory A place in the desert where water is found and some plants grow Oasis A place where orphans are kept Orphanage Temple dedicated to all the gods Pantheon A house or shelter for a confined cow Pen A place where batting of cricket ball takes place Pitch

A landing place of ships or a place where ships are loaded and unloaded A place where patients slowly recover from illness A place where horses are kept A place where films are produced A place where leather is tanned

Quay Sanitarium Stable Studio Tannery

[D] Miscellaneous A building where animals are killed for meat Abattoir/ Slaughetrhouse To give up the throne or other office of dignity Abdicate Original inhabitants of a country Aborigines A word spoken to help magic to be successful Abracadabra To do away with a rule Abrogate The word whose meaning is difficult to understand Abstruse A school for training in a special art or skill Academy A plant which does not bear fruit Acarpous To increase the speed of ; to hasten the progress of Accelerate Which can be approached Accessible Pretended refusal of something desired Accismus To accustom oneself in new climate Acclimatize Liable to be called to account Accountable Fear of height Acrophobia A substance that can stick or cause sticking Adhesive Made for a particular purpose Ad hoc State of growth between boyhood and youth Adolescence A legal written statement Affidavit Subjects to be discussed in a meeting Agenda To increase the gravity of an offence or the intensity of Aggravate a disease A book with a collection of photographs, postage stamp, etc. Album The legendary art of turning base metals into gold Alchemy Inability to read, usually caused by brain lesions; word blindness Alexia To turn friends into enemies Alienate Allowance paid to wife on legal separation Alimony To mitigate or lessen the suffering or pain Alleviate A mixture of two or more metals Alloy A former student of a school or college Alumnus A statement open to more than one interpretation Ambiguous Co-existence of opposite forces in a person Ambivalence A vehicle which is used to carry a sick or wounded person Ambulance

A partial or total loss of memory Amnesia A general pardon for political offence Amnesty Animals capable of living both in land and in water Amphibian Lawlessness and disorder caused by absence of control Anarchy That which appears to be in the wrong period Anachronism The science of body-structure of an animal Anatomy A short interesting or amusing story Anecdote To destroy completely Annihilate Not bearing the name of a writer Anonymous In a state of mutual hostility Antagonistic Garments worn to protect clothes Aporn A medicine to nullify the effect of a poison Antidote Strong dislike between two persons Antipathy A collection of passages from literature,esp. poems Anthology The scientific study of mankind, esp. of origins, customs, etc. Anthropology A medicine which prevents infection by killing germs Antiseptic A collection of poems and writings Anthology Loss of speech Aphasia Racial discrimination between the white man and the black man Apartheid Total loss of voice Aphonia A wise saying in a few words Aphorism (or maxim) A medicine causing sexual excitement Aphrodisiac A place where bees are kept Apiary A glass container for fish and other water animals Aquarium Animals or plants living in or near water Aquatic A person appointed by two parties to settle a dispute Arbitrator That which live in trees Arboreal The art of shooting arrows Archery Sea with a group of many islands Archipelago Govt. by the nobles Aristocracy An agreement to stop fighting Armistice The study of the supposed influence of stars on human affairs Astrology The scientific study of the stars and planets and their movements Astronomy One who kills secretly Assassin The murder for political reasons Assassination An official agreement to a proposal Assent To absorb food completely or to understand something Assimilate completely One who does not believe in God Atheist The whole mass of air surrounding the earth Atmosphere People who come to see theatre, concert, lecture, etc. Audience The life history of a person written by himself Autobiography

An absolute govt. by one man Ones own handwriting, especially signature A mass of snow with ice and rock descending from mountain Extremely desirous of money A place for keeping birds An unmarried man Influence exerted secretly A part of river out of the main stream where the water does not move A small country that is industrially underdeveloped and politically unsteady A metal frame on which meat etc is cooked over an open fire Land that does not grow anything A child of unmarried parents A large number of soldiers To cut off the head Nations engaged in war Blessings given by a priest Wish to do good to others The recipient of a benefit A book that sells in very large numbers Any soft drink except water A list of writings on a subject An event which happens once in two years The practice of having two wives or husbands at a time One who has narrow religious views The life history of a person written by another The science which treats of life An animal having two feet/A two-footed animal A camp without tents An area in outer space into which everything near it, including light, is pulled Speaking disrespectfully about sacred or religious things A very successful film The quality of being a nobleperson by birth A silly, dull-witted fool A missile that returns to the thrower The science of vegetable life A broad street having trees on each side A member of the middle class A place where beer is made

Autocracy Autograph Avalanche Avaricious Aviary Bachelor Backdoor Backwater Banana republic Barbecue Barren Bastard Battalions Behead Belligerents Benediction Benevolence Beneficiary Bestseller Beverage Bibliography Biennial Bigamy Bigot Biography Biology Biped Bivouac Black hole Blasphemy Blockbuster Blue blood Booby Boomerang Botany Boulevard Bourgeois Brewery

Hard but liable to be easily broken A small booklet giving instructions or details Govt. by officials A powerful machine used for pushing heavy objects out of the way Bars of gold or silver A piece of sculpture showing a persons head, shoulders, and upper chest A small group of people who make secret plans for political action A dead body of a human being Persuade by flattery Art of beautiful handwriting A planned activity to gain a special object The dead body of an animal That which makes it difficult to recognize the presence of real nature of somebody or something A number of travelers across desert Or A vehicle equipped for living in The dead body of an animal Causing cancer Connected with the heart Great slaughter or killing of many people An occasion of public enjoyment and merrymaking A flesh eating animal Of the sky or heaven The state of remaining unmarried Connected with the brain An official counting of all the people in a country Anything tending to move away from centre Anything tending to move towards centre A period of 100 years The art of telling ones character or future by examining ones hands palmistry A wooden house with a steeply sloping roof The art of making up or arranging dances A group of people who sing together Record of events in the order of their happenings A roundabout way of expression A roundabout way of speaking Vigilant and cautious observation of events or circumstances

Brittle Brochure Bureaucracy Bulldozer Bullion Bust Cabal Cadaver/ corpse Cajole Calligraphy Campaign Carcass Camouflage Caravan Carcase Carcinogenic Cardiac Carnage Carnival Carnivore Celestial Celibacy Cerebral Census Centrifugal Centripetal Century Chiromancy/ Chalet Choreography Chorus Chronicle Circumlocution Circumlocution Circumspection

A very serious disease of the liver Cirrhosis War between opposing groups of people from the same country Civil war A work of art having lasting importance Classic A small ad placed in a newspaper Classified ad A complete victory Clean sweep Change from a liquid into a solid by chemical action Coagulate The part of a plane in which the pilot sits Cockpit To restrain by force or impel a person by force Coerce Severe political struggle between countries, without actual fighting Cold war People working together in the same office or department Colleagues Suitable for ordinary, informal, or familiar conversation Colloquial Secret agreement for a fraudulent purpose Collusion A state of long unnatural deep consciousness Coma An article of trade or commerce Commodity A high-ranking member of a business company who deals with accounts, legal matters, etc Company secretary The natural color and appearance of the skin Complexion Belonging to same country Compatriot A close companion who shares difficult work Comrade To have a very high opinion of oneself Conceited A performance given by a number of musicians Concert That which acts as a path for electricity, heat, etc Conductor To seize by authority Confiscate Belonging to a person by birth Congenital An assembly of worshippers Congregation The feeling or ideas that are suggested by a word Connotation A combination of several companies, banks, etc , for a common purpose Consortium A person appointed by a govt. to protect and help its citizens and its interests in trade in a foreign country Consul The action of bringing into complet ion or reaching the Consummation final or the highest point A persons living at the same time as another Contemporary Showing deep sorrow for wrong doing Contrite A generally accepted practice with regard to social behaviour Convention To support a statement or theory Corroborate Something (to be) made corrected in a printed book Corrigendum The dead body of a human being Corpse

Made exactly like something real in order to deceive Counterfeit Acting with equal force but opposite effect Countervailing The business of making and selling fashionable womens clothes Couture A small bed for a baby Cradle The ability to produce new and original ideas Creativity Insincere signs of sorrow and sympathy Crocodile tears A point at which an important decision must be taken Crossroads Study of secret writing and coded words Cryptography A sea voyage for pleasure Cruise Which can be cured Curable Signal under martial under law for people to remain indoors Curfew A style of cooking Cuisine A course of study in school, college or university Curriculum A caretaker of a public building Custodian Centre of attraction or interest Cynosure Food, money and other things necessary for life Daily bread A sudden complete failure Debacle A period of 10 years Decade A container for holding drinks, especially wine Decanter The amount by which something is less than what is needed Deficit To give ones authority to another Delegate A democratic orator Demagogue Government of the people for the people by the people Democracy Chosen for an office but not yet officially placed in it Designate The state of being miserable bereft of all material possessions Destitution That which has very harmful and dangerous effects Detrimental A disease in which there is too much sugar in the blood Diabetes Bitter and violent attack in words Diatribe That which can be digested Digestible A small hollow place formed in the cheek Dimple The art of establishing relations between nations Diplomacy Reduction of weapons by a government Disarmament False information spread intentionally to give people mistaken ideas Disinformation Use of judgement according to the situation Discretion Cutting up the body of a plant or animal for studying Dissection A scanty allowance or share Dole A sleeping room with many beds Dormitory An ambiguous speech Dilogy The art practised by a statesman Diplomacy A strong desire to take liquor or the inability of a person to Dipsomania shun alcoholic drinks

The money which is divided among shareholders That which can be divided A place where ships are built or repaired A large room containing a number of beds Extreme old age when one behaves like a child A system of connected actions and methods for catching criminals A game in which no part wins A tool or machine for making holes Hard uninteresting work A piece of music for two performers A human being much below the ordinary size A thing fit to eat A circular movement of water, wind, dust, etc Able to spring back into shape after being stretched To kill by passing electricity through the body Style of speaking well To free from the confines of something to liberate from A wall put built to prevent the sea or a river from fl ooding an area An official order forbidding trade with another country To raise a pattern or design on the surface of something One leaving his native country to settle in another Based on practical experience of th e world we see and feel The last stage in the game of chess That which is mysterious and very hard to understand A state of mental weariness form of occupation A long narrative poem A person of fastidious taste A disease affecting many people at the same time A short speech or poem made at the end of the play Words or phrases inscribed on a persons tomb A brief summary of a book or speech To remove all traces of Books, pictures etc intended to arouse sexual desire The wide lower part or mouth of a river Having no beginning or end to its existence Writing in praise of something To change into steam and disappear Gradual development from simpler forms Tax on goods produced and used inside a country A short journey for pleasure

Dividend Divisible Dockyard Dormitory Dotage Dragnet Drawn Drill Drudgery Duet Dwarf Edible Eddy Elastic Electrocute Elocution Emancipate Embankment Embargo Emboss Emigrant Empirical End game Enigmatic Ennui Epic Epicure Epidemic Epilogue Epitaph Epitome Eradicate Erotica Estuary Eternal Eulogy Evaporate Evolution Excise Excursion

A public official who carries out the punishment by death Executioner A public show of objects Exhibition Large scale departure of people Exodus To send out of native country Expatriate To quicken the completion of work Expedite To make atonement for ones sins Expiate To remove all objectionable matter Expurgate Still existing and known (ACEIO 2010) Extant A speech without previous preparations Extempore To send back the criminal to the country of his origin Extradite That which tries to side-track the main issue by irrelevance Evasive A false idea or belief Fallacy Resulting in death or ending in disaster Fatal Unreasonably enthusiastic about religion Or Fanatic/ Bigot A man with narrow and prejudiced religious views The animals of a particular region or ep och Fauna Something capable of being done Feasible Of or caused by fever Febrile A serious crime such as murder, arson or armed robbery Felony Land that grows things in abundance Fertile A scene in a film that goes back in time Flashback A number of warships under the guidance of one commander Fleet That which can easily be curved without breaking Flexible Severe beating with a whip or stick Flogging All the plants of a particular place, country or period Flora Of, found in, or produced by rivers Fluvial Dried food, hay etc. for farm animals, horses etc. Fodder A small rather strange and stupid personal habit Foible Touch or stroke lovingly Fondle Food for horses and cattle Forage A sudden rush into enemy country Foray Say in advance what is likely to happen Forecast/Foretell/Predict Too much obedience to rules and ceremonies Formalism Two weeks Fortnight Newspapers and their writers, considered with regard to Their political influence Fourth estate A bed smell or taste Foul Constitutional right to cast vote Franchise A thing which can easily be broken Fragile The murder or murderer of ones brother Fratricide Act of deceiving somebody in order to make money Fraud Goods carried by ship, train, plane, etc Freight

A decorative edge to a piece of material Continuous discharge of fire arms A group of talkative girls or women A large group of stars A shed for motor car Deliberate destruction of a racial or political group Or Act of killing ones clan, family or community Having the earth as the central point A medicine that kills germs A friendly informal meeting for enjoyment A stream-like sliding mass of ice A list and explanation of difficult words A deep narrow valley with steep sides Drawings or writing on a wall Without any payment, free The place in the ground where a dead person is buried Animals which like to live in flocks Search in the dark A person who is subject of some kind of test Good enough to be lived in A condition in which one has bad breath A person having physical or mental defect A place of shelter for ships Very strongly following a particular belief A vehicle which is used to carry a dead body Descending from parent to child A large destruction by fire Or Great destruction and the loss of many lives A gesture of respect and devotion Murder or murderer of a man Or A word that is the same in sound as another but different in meaning The act of killing a human being A pleasure trip by a newly married couple Voluntary fees paid for professional services which carry no salary A noisy rough person who causes trouble Criticising popular beliefs or established customs and ideas A set of ideas on which a political or economic system is based The worship of idols One unable to pay ones debts Destitute of knowledge

Frill Fusilade Gaggle Galaxy Garage Genocide Geocentric Germicide Get- together Glacier Glossary Gorge Graffiti Gratis Grave Gregarious Grope/ Fumble Guinea pig Habitable Halitosis Handicapped Harbour Hardcore Hearse Hereditary Holocaust Homage Homicide Homonym Honeymoon Honorarium Hooligan Iconoclastic Ideology Idolatory Insolvent/ Bankrupt Ignorant

Forbidden, prohibited by law Something contrary to law Difficult or impossible to read One unable to read and write A deceptive appearance, statement or belief In physical form rather than in the form of a spirit or idea Something which provides interest and attraction That which cannot be understood Without a body Something that is too delightful or beautiful for words Not suitable for eating One coming to a foreign land to settle there That which is most likely to happen in future That which cannot be easily imitated o r copied That which will never die Incapable of being moved A policy of extending a countrys empire and influence Impossible to satisfy, change, or make less angry That which cannot be put into practice Shamelessly rude That which cannot be burnt That which is not composed of matter To accuse or charge a person with a crime in due form of law Angry at injustice Produced or manufactured within the country without foreign aid or collaboration That which cannot be done without Murder or murderer of an infant A disbeliever in religion A legal enquiry to find out faults A substance which is used to kill an insect A disease in which a man suffers from sleeplessness A country or a people or community which is in open revolt or rebellion Honesty and uprightness of character Not having made a will Use of language or gesture which implies threat to someone The action of looking within or into ones own mind Or To examine ones own thoughts and feelings That which cannot be defeated A list of goods supplied, stating quantity and price Supply of water for agriculture by means of ditches or channels

Illicit Illegal Illegible Illiterate Illusion Incarnate Incentive Incomprehensible Incorporeal Ineffable Inedible Immigrant Imminent Inimitable Immortal Immovable Imperialism Implacable Impracticable Imprudent Incombustible Incorporeal Indict Indignant Indigenous Indispensable Infanticide Infidel Inquisition Insecticide Insomnia Insurgent Integrity Intestate Intimidation Introspection Invincible Invoice Irrigation

So good that no blame at all could be give n Irreproachable A decision which cannot be changed or modified Irrevocable A serious magazine produced by a specialist society Journal A very large passenger aircraft Jumbo jet To place side by side or close together Juxtapose A long loose garment made of silk Kimono An excessively morbid desire to steal Kleptomania To cover with thin metal or plastic sheets Laminate A base from which a missile is sent into the sky Launching pad The time taken in planning and producing a new pro duct Lead time An official demand and collection, especially of a tax Levy Extremely extravagant in manners and morals Licentious An important member which keeps the whole group together Linchpin A stretch of open grassy land Household staff of little or no value Lumber Of the moon Lunar posts An unmarried woman Maiden/ Spinster Ones first speech in public Maiden Speech A violent whirlpool Maelstorm A great work of art Magnum opus Animals that suckle their young Mammal The long hair on the neck of the horse or lion Mane Plans and promises which are declared by a candidate before the people in election Manifesto A book, document, letter etc written by hand or typed Manuscript Chosen as a symbol and thought to bring good luck Mascot Cruel and indiscriminate killing of many human beings Massacre Too great interest in money etc, rather than spiritual matters Materialism A film show in the afternoon Matinee The murder or murderer of ones mother Matricide A written statement which gives us information Memorandum Working only for money Mercenary Very vigilant and cautious Meticulous Moving from one place to another Migratory A period of 1000 years Milennium A thousand times one thousand Million A very small painting Miniature A place where coins are made Mint One who hates mankind Misanthropist/Misanthrope Hater of books Misobiblic A method of doing something typical of someone Modus operandi

Government by the king or queen A building in which monks live The practice of having one wife Doctrine that there is only one God Characterised by dull uniformity A sense of feeling humiliated or wounded Building in which dead bodies are kept for a time Or A place for keeping dead bodies before burial or cremation A hotel for the motorists, in which parking and servicing facilities are available A few words taken as the guiding principle Belonging to this world, earthly A company having operations in many different countries A traditional story related to deities A medicine that induces sleep Of sailors, ships, or sailing Using undue influence to place ones own relatives in lucrative A horrible dream The belief that nothing has meaning or value Sentimental yearning for the past A lovely young girl Offering made to God A notice of the death of a person That which is no longer in use Having a smell, especially a pleasant one Scornful and contemptuous language Gathering of all things A path followed by a planet or a satellite round another body A company of performers playing musical instruments A child whose parents are dead The art of spelling words correctly To banish or turn out of society and fellowship Thorough examination and repair if necessary A small machine that regularizes heartbeats Belief that war and violence are unjustified That can be felt or touched A person who tells the future and interprets character by reading the lines and configuration on the palm A remedy for all diseases (ACEIO 2010) Belief that God is in everything and that everything is God A place of perfect peace and happiness

Monarchy Monastery Monogamy Monotheism Monotonous Mortification Mortuary

Motel Motto Mundane Multinational Myth Narcotic Nautical Nepotism Nightmare Nihilism Nostalgia Nymph Oblation Obituary Obsolete Odoriferous Opprobrium Omnibus Orbit Orchestra Orphan Orthography Ostracise Overhaul Pacemaker Pacifism Palpable Palmist Panacea Pantheism Paradise

An insect or plant that lives on another Parasite A last remark made at the moment of leaving Parting shot The murder or murderer of ones father Patricide An estate inherited from ancestors Patrimony A place of perfect peace and happiness Paradise Words alike in sound but different in meaning and spelling Paronyn The right to make or sell a new invention Patent Too small a sum of money Peanuts A style in which a writer makes a display of his knowledge Pedantic Making oneself willingly suffer for ones wrongs Penance Likely to do much injury Pernicious Constant efforts to achieve something Perseverance Quick to judge and understand Perspicacious/Wise One trying to do good to mankind Philanthropist The natural colouring matter of plants and animals Pigment A seat for second person on a motorcycle Pillion One who does something first Pioneer Literary theft. Using ideas & words of another person presenting them as own Plagiarism Statement that is obviously true Platitude A friendly, not sexual, relationship between a man & a woman Platonic Government by the rich Plutocracy Marrying more than one husband at a time Polyandry The practice of having two or more than two wives Polygamy Belief in many gods Polytheism Medical examination of a body held after death Post-mortem Anything written in a letter after it is signed Postscript Put off for a future time Postpone/Procrastinate A previous act taken as an example of later acts Precedent To be biased against Prejudiced Able to imagine or guess what will probably happen Prescient Right or advantage available to a person Privilege Child of unusual or remarkable talent Prodigy That which is prohibited by law Prohibitory Statement showing remarkable degree of prediction Prophecy Chief actor or character in a story or drama Protagonist The original one from which others are copied Prototype An estate inherited from ancestors Patrimony An assembly of viewers Spectators The study of birds of different categories Ornithology A pithy well-known saying of the wise men Proverb

A name taken specially by an author, instead of his real name Tendency to quarrel An animal having four legs A line of people waiting for something Property in the form of land and houses Reduction in a tax or debt Secret place difficult to access Say aloud from memory Refreshment or amusement after hard work Too much official formality Restore to former position The murder or murderer of the king Something old that reminds us of the past Send back a criminal into custody for further investigation That which reminds one of something Reward for a work or service To give up entirely Greedy for money Return to ones own country A person to speak and act on others behalf An official demand or request Connected with breathing Return the same sort of ill treatment Reserved in speech The action of looking back on past time Applicable to the past time Scattered fragments of something wrecked Violating sanctity of some religious place A symbolic religious ceremony especially baptism Saving of property from loss by fire A holy or sacred place Of a battle which is attended with much bloodshed Wise and full of deep knowledge A heavenly body or a mechanical device moving round a planet Talk that brings bad reputation to somebody Someone on whom the blame for others sins can be fixed One always doubting or who doubts about everything A book of sacred /religious nature Of or caused by earthquakes Likely to cause sensation Religious discourse A legal advisor

Pseudonym Pugnacity Quadruped Queue Real estate Rebate Recess Recite Recreation Red- tapism Rehabiltate Regicide Relic Remand Reminiscent Remuneration Renounce Repacious Repatriate Representative Requisition Respiratory Retaliate Reticent Retrospection Retrospective Rubble/Debris Sacrilege Sacrument Salvage Sactuary Sanguinary Sapient Satellite Scandal Scapegoat Sceptic Scripture Seismic Sensational Sermon Solicitor

One of those who sign an agreement At the same time A post with good salary but no work Winding sheet of a corpse A short piece from something spoken or written A short stay at a place Speaking himself when alone A group of plants or animals that are of the same kinds One who speaks for others Indifference to pain or pleasure A trick to deceive an enemy A short walk for pleasure or exercise Bring under control in war Murder of ones self Beyond the power of nature Over bearing One who takes responsibility for the behaviour of someone Stealthily done Deductive reasoning in which a conclusion is derived from two premises A word having the same meaning as another A place where animal skin is made into leather A set of 22 cards used for telling the future The system of putting plants and animals into various classes A highly skilled specialist in charge of organization Boys and girls between thirteen and nineteen Lasting only for a very short while The act, right or period of holding land or a job The sea near a countrys coast over which it has legal control

Signatory Simultaneously Sinecure Shroud Snippet Sojourn Soliloquy Species Spokesman Stoicism Stratagem Stroll Subjugate Suicide Supernatural Supercilious Surety Surreptitious Syllogism Synonym Tannery Tarot Taxonomy Technocrat Teenage Temporary/Transient Tenure Territorial waters

Of or done according to a will Testamentary One who believes in the existence of God Theist The rough treatment of a person in order to obtain information Third degree Having a clot in a blood tube or the heart Thrombosis The art of cutting trees into decorative shapes Topiary A drug that puts one to sleep Tranquilizer/ Sedative A change in shape, size, appearance, quality etc Transformation Passing of soul from one body to another after death Transmigration A serious book or article that examines a particular subject Treatise A court of people officially appointed to deal with special matters Tribunal Stream flowing into another big river Tributary

A student left school or class without permission Truant One to whom some property is entrusted for the benefit of others Trustee Capable of being seen through Transparent The personal possessions that a woman brings with her when she marries Trousseau Two child born together Twins Agreed upon by all men. All of one mind Unanimous The practice of taking exhorbitant or excessive interest on the Usury money lent Murder of wife Uxoricide A state of highest perfection Utopia A decorative container used to put flowers in Vase An excusable fault Venial Repitition of word by word Verbatim Style full of words, wordy Verbose A living creature which has a backbone vertebrate Evening prayer in a church Vesper A well and long experienced person in a particular occupation Veteran That can live without outside help Viable Operation ( on living things) for scientific research Vivisection Done willingly, without being forced Voluntary A journey by river or sea Voyage An almirah where clothes are kept Wardrobe Leaving a meeting as an expression of disapproval Walkout Empty, unproductive, usually ugly land Wasteland A place with circular currents of water, which can pull objects down into it Whirlpool Of a thing which conduces to good result Wholesome A person whose wife is dead Widower Artificial covering of hair for ones head Wig The ability to say clever and amusing things Wit One who has magic powers Wizard Difficulty in seeing the difference between letter shapes Word blindness/Dyslexia A garland of flowers Wreath The broken parts of a destroyed thing Wreckage Extreme enthusiasm for a cause Zeal

[E] Words denoting qualitiesAdjective Capable of being reached Relating to sound or sense of hearing On the go Capable of being admitted Capable of more than one meaning Equivocal Engaged to be married Without the name of the author Liable to answer Concerning the south pole Capable of being applied Suitable for ploughing Concerning the north pole Capable of being heard Capable of being believed Twice a weak Which can be easily broken Of middle class or having conventional ideas and tastes The are of beautiful handwriting; elegant penmanship A person having little or no sympathy (Animals) feeding on flesh of others Happening once in a hundred years Of the same age Belonging to or pertaining to an individual from birth Catching or conveyed by contact Belonging to the same time Recovering from illness Relating to body A period of ten years Recurring in ten years Relating to statistics of birth A game or battle in which neither party wins That which produces the desired effect Believing in the principle of equality Of the production of fine offspring Not admitting something else Delivered without previous thought or preparation Excessively zealous in religion Of unbelievable excellence That which causes death Careful not to waste

Accessible Acoustic Active Admissible Ambiguous/ Affianced/ Betrothed Anonymous Answerable Antarctic Applicable Arable Arctic Audible Believable/ Credible Bi- weekly Brittle Bourgeois Calligraphy Callous Carnivorous Centennial Coeval Congenital Contagious Contemporary Convalescent Corporal Decade Decennial Demographic Drawn Efficacious Egalitarian Eugenic Exclusive Extempore Fanatic Fantabulous Fatal Frugal

(Animals) feeding on grass (Animals) living in flocks or herds (Animals) living on herbs (Animals) living on all kinds of food One living on vegetables Given to tall talk Different in kinds Of the same kind With work of honour but without remuneration Unaware; without knowledge One who does not know how to read and write Not qualified to be elected or selected under rules Not to be doubted or questioned That which cannot be blotted Not fit to be eaten That which can not be cured Incapacity to produce the result desired Incapable of being penetrated Incapable of being done or incapable of happening Incapable of being passed along Not liable to perish easily Not likely to be true or to happen Incapable of being moved That which can not be noticed Incapable of being seized by attack (fort) Incapable of being reached Without life Incapable of being applied That which cannot be compared Incapable of being comprehended Incapable of being conceived Incapable of being disputed Incapable of being tired Incapable of being defended Incapable of being expressed Incapable of being exhausted Incapable of being read Incapable of being heard Incapable of being seen Incapable of being approached Incapable of being admitted

Graminivorous Gregarious Herbivorous Omnivorous Vegetarian Grandiloquent Heterogeneous Homogeneous Honorary Ignorant Illiterate Ineligible Indubitable Indelible Inedible Incurable Inefficacy Impenetrable Impossible Impassable Imperishable Improbable Immovable Imperceptible Impregnable Inaccessible Inanimate Inapplicable Incomparable Incomprehensible Inconceivable Indisputable Indefatigable Indefensible Inexpressible Inexhaustible Illegible Inaudible Invisible Inaccessible Inadmissible

Incapable of being believed Incapable of being resisted Incapable of being corrected Incapable of being divided Incapable of being perceived Incapable of being imitated Liable to be easily kindled Incapable of being solved Incapable of being surmounted Incapable of being touched Incapable of being conquered Incapable of being altered Incapable of being questioned That without which one cannot do That which cannot be explained That which can not be expres sed That which cannot be avoided Incapable of committing mistakes Incapable of being limited Incapable of being repaired That which cannot be reconciled That which is not to the point That which cannot be changed, altered or recalled Easily excited to anger That which can not be satisfied That which can not be scrutinized Capable of being understood Incapable of making mistakes Murder or murderer of an infant Likely to be easily burnt One who is unable to pay his debts That which can not be hurt Capable of being justified Capable of being read Relating to the region lying along the coast Liable to be easily bent Easily moved to tears Fit to be remembered (Something) long and dull Capable of being moved Left after all deductions

Incredible Irresistible Incorrigible Indivisible Imperceptible Inimitable Inflammable Insoluble Insurmountable Intangible Invincible Unalterable Unquestionable Indispensable Inexplicable Inexpressible Inevitable Infallible Illimitable Irrepairable Or Irreparable Irreconcilable Irrelevant Irrevocable Irritable Insatiable Inscrutable Intelligible infallible Infanticide Inflammable Insolvent Invulnerable Justifiable Legible Littoral Maleable/Flexible Maudlin Memorable Monotonous Movable Net

Not having any sense Having a bad reputation No longer in use Govt. by the few Incapable of being seen through Having contradictory meanings Likely to happen Occurring after ones death Or Born after death of father Published after the death of the author Showing extreme care to carry out duties To free a person on payment Pertaining to the country side/ village Pertaining to the town/ city That which is beyond nature Capable of being touched Capable of being seen through Slightly intoxicated Not capable of being altered Not capable of being answered Not capable of being questioned Leading a wandering life Capable of being seen Working on ones own will Liable to be easily hurt or wounded
[F] Words denoting actionVerbs

Nonsense Notorious Obsolete Oligarchy Opaque Paradoxical Probable Posthumous Posthumous Punctilious Ransom Rural Urban Supernatural Tangible Transparent Tipsy Unalterable Unanswerable Unquestionable Vagrant Visible Voluntary Vulnerable

Help someone to do something wrong or illegal Life concealed in wait to attack by surprise Destroy completely Shut out from society Unite into one body Devise a plan often for an evil purpose Work with someone in order to achieve something Recall the memory of a person by a solemn act Make something impure Regain health gradually Travel in an unknown country for knowing it thoroughly Invent or make up often with an evil motive Make love insincerely Move by jumping with all feet together Carry away a person forcibly

Abet Ambush Annihilate Boycott/ Ostracize Coalesce Concoct Collaborate Commemorate Contaminate Convalesce Explore Fabricate Flirt Hop Kidnap

Liable to die Learn by heart Sleep for a short while Give a gentle push Pass slowly a soft liquid through small openings Shut out from society Pick up food with the beak Declare beforehand Walk with an air of superiority Push something suddenly or violently Change the form or outward appearance Encroach upon the rights or property of another Walk with tired and heavy steps

Mortal Memorize Nap Nudge Ooze Ostracize Peck Predict Swagger Thrust Transform Trespass Trudge