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Vocabulary List #1

Adulterate (verb) To corrupt or make worse

Very skillful, usually with both hands Ambidextrous (adjective) Very skillful, usually with both hands

To make larger or increase Augment (verb) To make larger or increase

Bereft (adjective) Deprived of

Deploy (verb) To position or arrange

Stern, gloomy, ill-humored Dour (adjective) Stern, gloomy, ill-humored

Fortitude (noun) Courage

Gape (verb) To open wide

Gibe (verb\noun) To taunt; a scornful expression

Guise (noun) External appearance; Mask

Intended to deceive or entrap; sly Insidious (adjective) Intended to deceive or entrap; sly

Intimation (noun) A hint or suggestion

Opulent (adjective) Wealthy, Luxurious

Pliable (adjective) Easily bent; flexible

Reiterate (verb) To repeat

Stolid (adjective) Dull or unresponsive

Tentative (adjective) Hesitant, uncertain

Unkempt (adjective) Not combed, untidy

Verbatim (adjective/adverb) Word for word

Warily (adverb) Cautiously