Gre words.txt

• regret, sorrow
• bitter herb used medicinally

• undecided, ambivalent
• open to multiple interpretations, often with the intent to deceive or mislead; of uncertain or dubius nature

probably, likely, or appearing to be true

to deceive or trick, especially using a misleading or false appearance

one with hate or distrust of humankind

one who abstains totally from alcohol

• showing or feeling little emotion
• without interest or concern; indifferent

excessively, narrowly, often ostentatiously focused on formal rules or book learning; unimaginative

• permanent; impossible to remove, erase, or wash away
• memorable, unforgettable, making a lasting impression

to put an end to

something that concludes, finishes, or rounds out, often with a summary of what has gone before

similar in kind; composed of similar or uniform parts

complacently foolish or silly

• established through long practice or precedent
• habitiual or ingrained

capable of being permeated or penetrated; porous so as to admit liquid

of, related to, characterized by, involved with, or providing charitable or humanitarian aid or assistance

to exclude; to exile from a group by general consent

• to multiply or breed; to pass traits to offspring
• to extend or spread to a greater area or number
• to foster wider knowledge or spread word of; to publicize

• the state or quality of being faithful or loyal
• accuracy or exactness

to refrain or hold oneself back

• to prevent, prohibit, or forbid
• to restrain, dampen, hold back, or check

• joking or jocular (often inappropriately), not meaning to be serious
• intended to be humorous, rather than serious

lacking in cunning, guile, or wordliness; straightforward, candid, frank.

pleasant and easy to talk to; approachable

• to stay attached, stick to
• to be devoted in support or allegiance
• to remain committed to

• negligent, careless, or lax; slow, sluggish, lacking energy; lacking tautness or tightness; weak; innactive, not busy
• to become slack, to loosen or make slower
• to shirk or evade work; to be careless or inattentive in doing

• to turn aside from a path or course; to branch off from a single point
• to differ in opinion, form, or character

• happening often
• to visit

a margin, periphery, or outer edge

• the act of going out or exiting
• an exit or way out

• to move or slope upward; to rise from a lower level or station
• to go back in time or genealogical progression
• to become king or queen

praise worthy

• having been torn; violently lacerated; or wrested from
• a tear or opening created by rending
• a rift or break in relations

widely varying fickle, inconsistant, or even prone to violent

• free from or protecting against infection by pathogenic microorganisms
• without animation or emotion

deceitful, underhanded, unscrupulous behavior

a preference or paritality for something

• the act of divesting (opposite of investing), or stripping someone of property
• the sale or liquidation of assets

an introduction, esp to a poem, play, novel

extreemely light, delicate, or sheer

lying asleep or as if asleep; inactive

to shred by rubbing against an abrasive surface; to cause to make a harsh sound through grinding; to persistently annoy

• done, given, or obtained without payment; unearned
• unwarranted, unjustified, uncalled-for

dominance or influence of one group or force over others

• a narrow fissure in rock
• a break in an interpersonal relationship

• causing great pain, suffering, or grief
• serious, dire, severe, or extremely harmful; oppressive, burdensome

• short-lived or lasting only a brief period
• lasting only one day

• a false, derogatory claim meant to injure someone's reputation
• the act of making such a claim
• a sprinkling with water, especially as part of a religious ceremony

• calm, peaceful, or tranquil
• prosperous or wealthy

• (positive meaning) official or authoritative permission or authorization; support or encouragement; to approve or authorize officially; to support or tolerate by showing approval
• (negative meaning) a penalty meant to force compliance; a military or economic measure adopted by several nations and meant to coerce another nation violating international law; to penalize, especially for a violation of international law

agreeable eager, to please, obliging

existing or present everywhere; constantly encountered or widespread

• to extend
• to swell or extend from internal pressure

• to hesitate or waver in forming an opinion or make a decision
• to fluctuate or oscillate

• the quality or state of being disloyal; treachery; faithlessness
• an act of disloyalty

• not orginal, secondary, or copied
• derived

a noisy, loud quarrel, brawl or disturbance

• fully and clearly expressed without leaving anything to implication
• fully developed or defined
• forthright and unambiguous in expression

overstepping the bounds of what's right or proper; inappropriately forward or taking liberties

• irrelevant, unrelated, not pertinent
• nonessential, not vital
• coming from outside

• to treat as unimportant or make light of
• to treat with disdain or discourteous inattention
• to do inattentively or negligently; an instance of being slighted
• slim or delicate of body
• small in size, extent, or quantity
• trifling, trivial, or unimportant
• lack strength or substance; flimsy

active strength or energy; vitality

• permitting the passage of light, sheer enough to see through
• frank, candid, and free of deceit or pretense
• obvious; readily seen or understood
• open with regards to methods or practices especially in business

• belonging or related to the original, earliest condition; primitive
• remaining in a pure, unspoiled state, untouched by civilization
• clean as if new

• to confuse, perplex, or stump; to throw into disorder
• to mix up, fail to notice difference
• to refute, prove wrong, or put to shame

• to comfort, alleviate someones grief, suffering, or sense of loss
• a cabinet (such as for television) designed to stand on the floor
• the control unit of a computer, elecrical system, vehicle, etc.

• separate or distinct; an individual thing
• consisting of unconnected individual parts; not continuous

• deceptive in attraction or allure
• falsely appearing true, genuine, or plausible

• official approval
• commendation, praise; a warm expression of approval

to agree, cooperate, or coincide

• the lowest point
• a point on the celestial sphere, opposite the zenith and below the observer

• capacity of being led, controlled, or taught; docility
• malleability; ease of being handled or worked with

not permeable; preventing passage through or into itself

• public codemnation or censure
• an accusation of a crime

without luster or brilliance; dull

to foster or promote the development of; to incite or rouse

submission to or due respect for superiors or elders

conformity or adherence to the truth or accuracy

• dispersed, spread out
• wordy and poorly organized

• harmless or without negative effect
• unlikely to offend or inspire a strong reaction; insipid or bland

• recklessly bold
• insolent or contemptuous of rules
• original and spirited

to clear from a charge or guilt

to reduce in degree, amount, or intensity

stubbornly sticing to an attitude, opinion, purpose, or course, against argument or persuasion; difficult to control, subdue, or remedy

• impressive or extraordinary in bulk, amount, or degree; enormous
• marvelous, elicting amazement

unemotional or impassive

to mitigate, lessen, or make bearable

• to impose and collect (such as a tax)
• to draft troops into military service
• to declare and wage war

to make more severe, violent, or bitter; to aggravate, intensify or inflame

• not openly done, acknowledged, or avowed; veiled
• sheltered or covered

to inform, tell or give notice to

stubbornly resisting or defying authority or guidance

ridicule, mockery, or scorn

disinclined to speak by temperament

• lighthearted, carefree, joyous, or gaily cheerful
• thoughtless, heedless, or without regard or consideration

to call (as a group of people) to a meeting

• impulsive, characterized by sudden, passionate action
• violent or forceful

• of great weight; unwieldy due to heaviness and bulk
• labored, dull, or lifeless

• to signal, with or as with a flag
• to fall off in energy, vigor, interest, or activity
• to droop or hang loose

• pertaining to the body
• relating to the wall of the body cavity

a stroke of good luck; a chance occurrence or accident

• to take off or remove (as clothes);to tip or remove (one's hat) in greeting
• to put aside or discard

of questionable authenticity or origin; spurious

• a wasting disease caused by vitamin c deficiency
• contemptible, despicable, or mean

appropriate, relevant, or apt

• foul, dirty, or wretched, as from extreme poverty or neglect
• morally repulsive or sordid

wordy; overly talkative and given to long, rambling, often trivial speech

to frolic, to skip or leap about playfully

• to send out or issue with denunciation, invective, or condemnation
• to explode

promoting or conducive to health or well being

the act of cutting off

lacking in tact, sensitivity, or other social graces

• ferocious, cruel, or savage
• deadly or destructive
• scathing or harsh
• belligerent or aggressive; disposed to fighting

• rigor or severity
• roughness, unevenness or harshness, as of surface or sound
• roughness or harshness of manner or temper

• skillful or adroit handling
• refinement or delicacy or performance, skill, or workmanship

relevant or closely related

having a sticky, adhesive, or viscous quality or consistency

• fluent in speaking or writing to the point of insincerity or thoughtlessness
• done with natural ease or offhand nonchalance

• to repay or make return for; to reciprocate
• to avenge
• to recompense for a service, benefit, or injury

• to complain; grumble
• a grievance, a persistent complaint
• any of various types of plump, chickenlike game birds

possible to see, measure, or estimate

• to cause to expand, to widen or enlarge
• to speak or write at length on a subject

• to sink to a lower or norml level
• to become less agitated or active

• more than necessary; superfluous
• excessively wordy or repetitive

• an aversion, disliking, or distaste for
• an object of dislike or aversion

• having a great number of coils, loops, or folds
• intricate or involved

to moderate (the force, intensity, or strength of) or alleviate

self-possession or composure, especially under stress

forceful collapse inward

to overlook, dismiss, or forgive (an offense)

• something precipitating, provoking, or accelerating an action, event, or change
• a substance that starts or speeds a chemical reaction

• indulgence of passions or appetites
• excessive drinking of alcohol

strong or vigorous in mind, body or spirit

to enlarge, make greater, more intense, or more numerous

to cut short, condense (especially of a written work)

to state or quality of being indifferent, unconcerned

using more words than necessary, wordy

• to crush or sqash as if by trampling
• to quell or suppress completely
• to silence, as by a crushing remark
• to emit a splashing, sucking sound

wasted away, enfeebled, or made extremely thin

done, said, or composed with little or no preparation; unpremeditated

• to hinder or prevent in advance
• to anticipate or deal with in advance
• to buy up goods so as to drive up prices for resale

similar or related so that one can draw an analogy

the state of being quiescent; tranquil restfulness or repose

to make impure or corrupt by adding foreign or inferior materials or ingredients, particularly in preparation for sale.

• a person who is wealthy, prominent, or important
• a provincial governor of India's Mogul empire (historical)

of prime importance; chief, main

power, might

learned, knowledgeable, or scholarly

lacking self-cnfidence; shy, timid

to shun, avoid, or abstain from

• capable of being shaped or molded, as by a hmmar or pressure
• susceptible to control or outside influence
• adaptable to changing conditions

learned person, scholar, sage; an idiot savant

• diligent or persevering in effort or application
• done or achieved through perseverance

an outstanding or disntinguishing feature; a mark indicting quality or excellence.

unfortunate or unlucky

a paid position or office requiring little or no work

• to disturb or torment
• to prepare ground for planting with a harrow, designed to break up and even out plowed land

• thorough; not leaving anything out
• tending to exhaust, exhausting

• a place of comfort or rest, a sanctuary
• a port or harbor

grab, hold; secure a goal (to "clinch the win")

to block, thwart, or stand in the way of

• a puzzling or inscrutable person, occurrence or situation
• a puzzling or obscure text or speech

• a confused jumble or mass
• to become deeply involved or embroiled in something
• to roll, writhe, or heave

• to ask humbly of (someone); to beseech
• to ask for something humbly, to pray for

fervent, filled with or motivated by passionate or excessive enthusiasm

extreme exaggeration, often used for effect as a figure of speech

• parched, burning, intensely hot
• passionate, ardent
• fast, hurried

• a poem, either a short description of an idealized rural scene or a narrative dealing with romantic or heroic themes
• a carefree, lighthearted experience or period; a romantic interlude

• a distorted, debased, grotesque, or inferior imitation or likeness
• an exaggerated burlesque or imitation of a serious literary work, usually grotesquely incongruous

• depravity, baseness, or vileness
• a base act

• intensity or warmth of emotion
• intense heat

dissonance; jarring, harsh, or discordant sound

• to care for (as a young bird) until it is ready to fly
• to cover with or as with feathers
• to grow plumage needed for flight

not revealing, expressing, or betraying emotion

penniless; without money

one who advocates or attempts to incite war

to hiinder or obstruct movement or progress

to hate, despise, regard with horror or repugnance

to equivocate, lie, or stray from the truth

to reveal or make known (a secret or confidence)

• one that precedes and announces or suggests another's approach
• a forerunner or predecessor; one that precedes another

• to make thin, slender, or small
• to reduce in density or consistency; to rarefy
• to lessen the force, value, numbers, or strength of
• to reduce the intensity, vitality, or virulence of

given to excessive, pretentious, conspicuous display

dishonesty; lack of probity

familiarity; the state of being able to converse knowledgeably

state of perplexity, especially regarding how to proceed

• the quality of being proper or appropriate
• plural: the customs and rules of polite society

insolent, boldly disrespectful

to shrink or diminish until little remains

to challenge or attack as false or questionable

whimsical; governed by or subject to caprice or impulse

• accidental or unintentional
• inattentive, not fully focused or taking heed

• lying down or reclining, especially in repose
• resting or idle

done, said or composed on the spur of the moment; improvised

to renounce, recant, or repudiate, often solemnly or under oath

radiant, resplendent; shining brilliantly