WORDFORM FOR RIZZLERS

well-trodden

(tread) a path that many people have walked on; an idea/approach/topic that’s been used a lot before

sought-after

(seek) wanted by many people and hard to get or find

good-for-nothing

(nothing) of no use or value

pipsqueak

(squeak) one that is small or insignificant

two-timer

(time) someone who betray (a spouse, partner, etc.) by having a relationship with someone else

oven-ready

(oven) able to be cooked in an oven with no additional preparation

monotonous

(tone) bland, boring

rabble-rousers

(rouse) one that stirs up the masses of the people (as to hatred or violence)

light-bulb moment

(bulb) eureka moment

cowardice

noun of coward

touchy-feely

(feel) openly or excessively emotional and personal

trainspotter

(spot) (slang), detail-obsessed, slightly awkward person/(literal) someone who enjoys trainspotting

green-fingered

(finger) adept at growing plants

archetypal

(type) (adj) the most typical, classic, or perfect example of something

posthumous

(humus) published after the death of the author

tailor-made

(make) made or fitted especially to a particular use or purpose

tongue-in-cheek

(cheek) with insincerity, irony, or whimsical exaggeration

fallacious

(false) tending to deceive or mislead

touch-and-go

(go) unpredictable as to outcome

pandemonium

(demon) a wild uproar/ a chaotic situation

rattle-brained

(brain) foolish, not thinking properly

feather-brained

(brain) silly, not thinking seriously, kinda airheaded

scatterbrained

(brain) disorganized, forgetful

rubberneckers

(neck) people who slow down or stare at something (especially accidents)

godforsaken/god-awful/goddamn(ed)

(god) informal, often profane intensifiers expressing strong negative emotion

tree-huggers

(hug) an advocate for the preservation of woodlands

grandeur/aggrandizement

noun/verb of grand

dissimilarity

(similarity) antonym of similarity, different or unalike

incapacitate

(capacity) to disable

maladjusted

(adjust) poorly or inadequately adjusted

apolitical

(political) having aversion to/no interest/involvement/ in political affairs

workaholic

(work) one obsessed with work

apportion

(portion) to divide and share out according to a plan

misgivings

(give) a feeling of doubt or suspicion especially concerning a future event

cold-hearted

(heart) emotionally cold, lacking sympathy

hard-hearted

(heart) cruel, unwilling to show mercy

throughput

(put) the amount of work/data a system can process in a given time

hard-bitten

(bite) (v3) seasoned or steeled by difficult experience/tough

misapprehend

(apprehensive) to apprehend wrongly

homebred

(home) produced at home (humans, animals, etc.)

prefigure

(figure) to picture or imagine beforehand

interminable

(terminate) having or seeming to have no end

footing

(foot) a place or position providing a base of operations/foothold

hypocritical

(critic) characterized by behavior that contradicts what one claims to believe or feel

imperceptibly

(perceptive) extremely slight, gradual, or subtle

splendor

(splendid) brilliancy

virtuosity

(virtue) great technical skill

implacable

(place) unable to be calmed, satisfied, or changed

innumerable

(number) too many to be numbered/countless

downpour

(pour) a heavy rain

foreordained

(ordain) destined or ordained in advance

emblazoned

(blazon) clearly displayed or marked in a bold, noticeable way

lifelong

(life) for all life

ill-health

(health) poor health; a state of being unhealthy

regain

(gain) to gain (something) anew/recover

assimilate

(similar) to take into the mind and thoroughly understand/to make similar

unequivocal

(voice) unambiguous, lucid

bilabial

(lip) produced with both lips

counter-intuitively

(intuition) contrary to what one would intuitively expect

self-righteous

(right) narrow-mindedly moralistic