1. Vocabulary Level 13-15F http://www.sadlier-oxford.com/vocabulary/levels_a2h.cfm

2. partying (usually drunken) Carousal

3. rule/test; standard for judgment Criterion

4. deeply unhappy; without hope Disconsolate

5. promote trouble; rebel Foment

6. good timing; convenient Opportune

7. very productive; profuse Prolific

8. agreeable, submissive Amenable

9. arrange, order; compare critically Collate

10. immature; lacking nutrition or value Jejune

11. break; tap bring up Broach

12. reply or response Rejoinder

13. powerful; hard to do Herculean

14. gullible; easily deceived Credulous

15. affirm or declare confidently Aver

16. expert, especially in fine arts Connoisseur

17. weigh down or burden Encumber

18. unquestionable, beyond dispute Incontrovertible

19. beginning, start, outset Inception

20. obvious; flagrant; noisy Blatant

21. prop up; strengthen Buttress

22. empty, use up, consume Deplete

23. massacre; bloodbath Carnage

24. without emotion Impassive

25. frightful, horrible Grisly

26. elaborate; expand upon at length Expatiate

27. foreign; from the outside; irrelevant Extraneous

28. assist or encourage Abet

29. beg earnestly; petition Supplicate

30. weakness, ailment; defect Infirmity

31. puzzled, stressed Nonplussed

32. diverse collection; general mixture Potpourri

33. unfavorable; unlucky Inauspicious

34. self-righteous; preachy; aphoristic Sententious

35. brutal, vicious; enjoying cruelty Sadistic

36. Overindulgence; excess or surplus Surfeit

37. stronghold; defensive position Bulwark

38. gifted; showing early development Precocious

39. stubborn; unyielding Obdurate

40. scold sharply Berate

41. swollen, bloated, inflated Turgid

42. easily angered, bad-tempered Choleric

43. unyielding, inflexible Adamant

44. winding, twisted; complex, difficult Tortuous

45. uproar, commotion Brouhaha

46. courteous; consideration Deference

47. glut, satiate; spoil by overindulgence Cloy

48. vague sense of impending misfortune Presentiment

49. conclusive, final; authoritative Definitive

50. needed, necessary, essential Requisite

51. pay, hand in; forgive; postpone Remit

52. resist, oppose; prevent; frustrate Thwart

53. cut short, reduce, limit, halt Curtail

54. wasteful; reckless; self- indulgent Profligate

55. to soften, calm, or appease Mollify

56. behavior, manner; facial expression Demeanor

57. puzzling, confusing; mysterious Enigmatic

58. mushy; too sentimental Mawkish

59. spontaneous; w/o preparation Impromptu

60. burden; obligation; blame Onus

61. having to do with clothing/tailoring Sartorial