Princeton Review -- GRE Extra Vocab 1

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alloy

v. to debase by mixing with something inferior

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appropriate

v. to take for one’s own use; to confiscate

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arrest

v./adj. to suspend; to engage; holding one’s attention, as if in a portrait

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august

adj. majestic, venerable

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bent

n. leaning, inclination; proclivity or tendency

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broach

v. to bring up; to begin talk with

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brook

v. to tolerate; to endure

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cardinal

adj. major, as in a ____ sin

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chauvinist

n. a blindly devoted patriot

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color

v. to change as if by dyeing (ie to distort)

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consequential

adj. pompous, self-important

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damp

v. to diminish the intensity or check the vibration of a sound

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die

n. a tool used for shaping, as in a tool-and-___ shop

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essay

v. to test or try; to attempt

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exact

v. to demand; to require

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fell (v)

v. to cause to fall by striking

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fell (adj)

adj. inhumanly cruel

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flag

v. to sag or droop; to become spiritless

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flip

adj. sarcastic, as in flippant; a ___ remark

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ford

v. to wade across the shallow part of a river

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grouse

v. to complain or grumble

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guy

n./v. a cope, cord, or cable attached to something as a brace or guide

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intimate

v. to imply, suggest, or insinuate

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list

v. to tilt or lean to one side

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lumber

v. to move heavily and clumsily

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meet

adj. fitting, proper

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milk

v. to exploit; to squeeze out every last ounce

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mince

v. to pronounce or speak affectedly; to speak too carefully; to take tiny steps and tiptoe

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nice

adj. exacting; extremely precise

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occult

adj. hidden, concealed, beyond comprehension

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pedestrian

adj. commonplace, trite, unremarkable

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pied

adj. multicolored, usually in blotches

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pine

v. to lose vigor (as in grief); to yearn

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plastic

adj. moldable; not rigid

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pluck

n. courage, fortitude

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prize

v. to pry, to press or force with a lever

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rail

v. to complain about bitterly

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rent

v./n. an opening caused by a tear (past tense of rend)

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quail

v. to lose courage; to turn frightened

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qualify

v. to limit

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sap (v)

v. to enervate or weaken the vitality of

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sap (n)

n. a fool or nitwit

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scurvy

adj. contemptible, despicable

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singular

adj. exceptional, unusual, odd

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stand

n. a group of trees

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steep

v. to saturate or completely soak; as in to let a tea bag ____

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table

v. to remove from consideration

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tender

v. to proffer or offer

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waffle

v. to change one’s position; to equivocate

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wag

n. wit, joker