Term | Definition |
addle (v.) | To make or become confused |
balk (v.) | To stop short and stubbornly refuse to go on |
chemise (n.) | A woman’s loose-fitting, shirt-like undergarment |
conspicuous (adj.) | Easily seen or noticed, readily observable |
debacle (n.) | A general breakup or dispersion, downfall or collapse |
delusion (n.) | A false belief or opinion |
emphatic (adj.) | Using emphasis with speech or action |
façade (n.) | A superficial appearance or illusion of something |
foyer (n.) | An entrance hall in a house |
imminent (adj.) | Likely to occur at any moment |
Term | Definition |
indisposition (n.) | The state of being indisposed or slightly ill |
lout (n.) | An awkward, stupid person; clumsy |
millinery (adj.) | Hatmaking, usually for women |
obstinacy (n.) | The state of being persistently stubborn |
obtuse (adj.) | Not quick or alert in perception, feeling, or intellect |
pallid (adj.) | Pale, faint, deficient in color |
premonition (n.) | A forewarning |
simultaneous (adj.) | Existing, occurring, and operating at the same time |
tauten (v.) | To make or become strained or tense |
bolster (n.) | A long, often cylindrical, cushion or pillow for a bed or sofa |