1. stubborn; close-minded
OPINIONATED

2. thief, robber, bandit
BRIGAND

3. to let go; give up
RELINQUISH

4. careful, cautious
CIRCUMSPECT

5. an opening; to break through
BREACH

6. to seize, confiscate
COMMANDEER

7. A difficult problem with no perfect answer
DILEMMA

8. A complete standstill
DEADLOCK

9. to wipe out; to erase
EFFACE

10. awkward, heavy, hard to handle
CUMBERSOME

11. a hopeless mess
MUDDLE

12. scattered fragments, litter
debris

13. uncontrolled
unbridled

14. to scold
admonish

15. to spread out; wordy
diffuse

16. false, not true
spurious

17. enduring, lasting for a long time
perennial

18. to incline to beforehand
predispose

19. rescue, recover, retrieve
salvage

20. irregular, sudden and violent but brief
spasmodic

21. to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place
adjourn

22. having a pleasing appearance
comely

23. a trick
feint

24. to strengthen
fortify

25. to make fun of rudely
jeer

26. exotic, unfamiliar
alien

27. immoral, corrupt
dissolute

28. the process of driving or forcing out
expulsion

29. food for horses
fodder

30. pay back, reimburse
compensate

31. Irregular, unpredictable
erratic

32. raw material for a designated purpose
fodder

33. concise, short and sweet
terse

34. multiply, burgeon, increase
proliferate

35. Ordinary, run-of-the-mill
mediocre

36. subdue, vanquish, conquer
subjugate

37. tempt, to tease
tantalize

38. unwavering, firm
unflinching

39. unreadable
illegible

40. taint, soil, stain
sully

41. profitable
lucrative

42. filch, rob, swipe
pilfer

43. a likeness
semblance

44. seize illegally
usurp

45. looter, pirate
marauder

46. angry, livid
irate

47. excessive fatness
obesity

48. conclude, finish
terminate

49. to make up, devise
fabricate

50. famous, outstanding, renowned
eminent

51. livid, angry
irate

52. to overcome
surmount

53. split, breach, break
rift

54. commonplace, overused, hackneyed
trite

55. attached, sticking to
adherent

56. expel, dispel; to drive out
exorcise

57. an extremely poor person
pauper

58. a follower, supporter
adherent

59. an angry argument
altercation

60. to make shorter
abridge

61. ignore, wink at
condone

62. angelic
cherubic

63. disagreement
Dissent

64. stubborn; close-minded
OPINIONATED

65. thief, robber, bandit
BRIGAND

66. to let go; give up
RELINQUISH

67. careful, cautious
CIRCUMSPECT

68. an opening; to break through
BREACH

69. to seize, confiscate
COMMANDEER

70. A difficult problem with no perfect answer
DILEMMA

71. A complete standstill
DEADLOCK

72. to wipe out; to erase
EFFACE

73. awkward, heavy, hard to handle
CUMBERSOME

74. a hopeless mess
MUDDLE

75. scattered fragments, litter
debris

76. uncontrolled
unbridled

77. to scold
admonish

78. to spread out; wordy
diffuse

79. false, not true
spurious

80. enduring, lasting for a long time
perennial

81. to incline to beforehand
predispose

82. rescue, recover, retrieve
salvage

83. irregular, sudden and violent but brief
spasmodic

84. to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place
adjourn

85. having a pleasing appearance
comely

86. to strengthen
fortify

87. a trick
feint

88. to make fun of rudely
jeer

89. exotic, unfamiliar
alien

90. the process of driving or forcing out
expulsion

91. immoral, corrupt
dissolute

92. food for horses
fodder

93. pay back, reimburse
compensate

94. Irregular, unpredictable
erratic

95. concise, short and sweet
terse

96. raw material for a designated purpose
fodder

97. multiply, burgeon, increase
proliferate

98. Ordinary, run-of-the-mill
mediocre

99. tempt, to tease
tantalize

100. unwavering, firm
unflinching

101. unreadable
illegible

102. stubborn; close-minded
OPINIONATED

103. thief, robber, bandit
BRIGAND

104. to let go; give up
RELINQUISH

105. careful, cautious
CIRCUMSPECT

106. an opening; to break through
BREACH

107. to seize, confiscate
COMMANDEER

108. A difficult problem with no perfect answer
DILEMMA

109. A complete standstill
DEADLOCK

110. to wipe out; to erase
EFFACE

111. awkward, heavy, hard to handle
CUMBERSOME

112. a hopeless mess
MUDDLE

113. scattered fragments, litter
debris

114. uncontrolled
unbridled

115. to scold
admonish

116. to spread out; wordy
diffuse

117. false, not true
spurious

118. enduring, lasting for a long time
perennial

119. to incline to beforehand
predispose

120. rescue, recover, retrieve
salvage

121. irregular, sudden and violent but brief
spasmodic

122. to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place
adjourn

123. having a pleasing appearance
comely

124. a trick
feint

125. to strengthen
fortify

126. to make fun of rudely
jeer

127. exotic, unfamiliar
alien

128. immoral, corrupt
dissolute

129. the process of driving or forcing out
expulsion

130. food for horses
fodder

131. pay back, reimburse
compensate

132. Irregular, unpredictable
erratic

133. raw material for a designated purpose
fodder

134. concise, short and sweet
terse

135. multiply, burgeon, increase
proliferate

136. Ordinary, run-of-the-mill
mediocre

137. subdue, vanquish, conquer
subjugate

138. tempt, to tease
tantalize

139. unwavering, firm
unflinching

140. unreadable
illegible

141. taint, soil, stain
sully

142. profitable
lucrative

143. filch, rob, swipe
pilfer

144. a likeness
semblance

145. seize illegally
usurp

146. looter, pirate
marauder

147. angry, livid
irate

148. excessive fatness
obesity

149. conclude, finish
terminate

150. to make up, devise
fabricate

151. famous, outstanding, renowned
eminent

152. livid, angry
irate

153. to overcome
surmount

154. split, breach, break
rift

155. commonplace, overused, hackneyed
trite

156. attached, sticking to
adherent

157. expel, dispel; to drive out
exorcise

158. an extremely poor person
pauper

159. a follower, supporter
adherent

160. an angry argument
altercation

161. to make shorter
abridge

162. ignore, wink at
condone

163. angelic
cherubic

164. disagreement
dissent

165. filch, rob, swipe
pilfer

166. taint, soil, stain
sully

167. profitable
lucrative

168. subdue, vanquish, conquer
subjugate

169. a likeness
semblance

170. looter, pirate
marauder

171. excessive fatness
obesity

172. angry, livid
irate

173. conclude, finish
terminate

174. seize illegally
usurp

175. to make up, devise
fabricate

176. livid, angry
irate

177. famous, outstanding, renowned
eminent

178. to overcome
surmount

179. split, breach, break
rift

180. commonplace, overused, hackneyed
trite

181. attached, sticking to
adherent

182. expel, dispel; to drive out
exorcise

183. an extremely poor person
pauper

184. a follower, supporter
adherent

185. disagreement
dissent

186. an angry argument
altercation

187. to make shorter
abridge

188. ignore, wink at
condone

189. angelic
cherubic