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By: Michael Zipay, Roxanna Flores, and Max Yorro

 An expert in matters of art and taste.  Noun  Synonym: Specialist  Antonym: Amateur  Jimmy is a connoisseur of the McDonalds McRib.

 Def: In separate parts ; apart from each other.  Adverb  Synonym: Apart  Antonym: together  Sentence: Jimmy left his toilet asunder after returning from Taco Bell.

 Def: To tear down; to demolish to the ground.  Verb  Synonym: Annihilate  Antonym: Build  Jimmy once tried to raze Ronald McDonald with a spoon.

 Def: Ruined, Destroyed, or withered.  Adjective  Synonym: Un-repairable  Antonym: Repairable  Sentence: The Detroit Lions are officially a blighted organization.

 Def: Horrified  Adjective  Synonym: Scared  Antonym: Happy  Sentence: Jimmy was aghast when he saw Trey Schuler in the morning

 Def: Environment or surroundings  Noun  Synonym: Environment  Antonym: ???  Jimmy was told that not all Milieu is edible.

 Def: Hard, difficult, or tiresome.  Adjective  Synonym: Strenuous  Antonym: Easy  Sentence: Sometimes it’s quite arduous to have a wife.

 Def: A circle of close friends.  Noun  Synonym: Assembly  Anonym: Enemies or hit list  Sentence: Jimmy told me that Batman and Robin are in his coterie.

 Def: Twisted, crooked, askew, or out of whack.  Adjective  Synonym: Askew  Anonym: Aligned  Sentence: Michael Jackson had an awry nose.

 Def: Remove from consideration  Verb  Synonym: Postpone  Anonym: Propose  Sentence: Jimmy tabled the thought of jumping out the window.