PSAT Vocab-Week 3: Column 2

wearied, sated with overuse

confusing, unintelligible talk, usually a specialized language used by experts

a sour mental state in which judgement is distorted

a long and angry complaint

cast overboard

advocate of warlike foreign policy

humorous, joking

riding pants

noisy mirth, gaiety, merriment

prudent

a cooking term meaning cut into thin strips

pertaining to judicial proceedings

prove by evidence, verify, absolve

a placing close together

toy or optical instrument containing bits of colored glass that form patterns through the use of mirrors

of or caused by motion

a small structure open on one side

friends, now used only in expression kith and kin

mix, squeeze, and press with the hands

South African native village, usually surrounded by stockade

tear tissue roughly

terse, pithy

bewail, mourn for

having an estate in land

listless