SAT vocab

• accolade: high praise, noun
• accretion: slow growth in size or amt, noun
• adroit: skillful, adjective
• balk: to stop or block abruptly, verb
• bard: poet often a singer, noun
• beguile: to trick or deceive, verb
• bilk: cheat defraud scam, verb
• cajole: to urge or coax, verb
• candor: honesty, noun
• carp: to annoy or pester, verb
• catalyze: to charge or inspire, verb
• cavort: jump or dance excitedly, verb
• disavow: deny knowledge or responsibility, verb
• discursive: rambling, adj
• dispel: drive away or scatter, verb
• emend: to correct or revise written text, verb
• eschew: to shun or avoid, verb
• extricate: to disentangle from a difficult situation, verb
• facile: easy, adj. OR. achieved with minimal thought, care, adj.
• guile: deceitful, sly, noun
• harrowing: greatly distressing, adj
• impecunious: poor (wealth), adj
• implicate: incriminate, be involved in an incriminating way, verb
• linchpin: something that holds separate parts together, noun
• mendacious: having a lying or false character, adj