Redolent-Intimation

• Def (adj.):  strongly reminiscent or suggestive of.

  • “An abandonment mansion ___ of suffering and death.”

  Redolent
• Def (adj.): strongly smelling of

  • “We entered the cafe ___ of coffee beans.”

  Redolent
• Def (v.):  mix or cause to mix together.

  • “I ___ yogurt, peanut butter, and fruit to create a yogurt bowl.”

  Mingle
• Def (v.): change direction suddenly.

  • “Suddenly, my taxis ___ in the wrong direction.”

  Veer
• Def (v.): suddenly change an opinion, subject, type of behavior, etc.

  • “We started talking about restaurants and then the conversation ___ to deeper topics.”

  Veer
• Def (v.):  schedule; plan.

  • “The party was ___ for July 8th, but the weather was not in our favor.”

  Slate
• Def (v.):  change or cause to change direction abruptly.

  • “The golf car ___ to the left after seeing the sign.”

  Swerve
• Def (v.): (of a problem or difficulty) trouble or threaten persistently.

  • “His dirty shoes ___ me; I had to remind him to leave them outside daily.”

  Beset
• Def (v.): hem in; enclose; prevent someone from moving or doing what they want to do 

  • “The army was ___ by the foreign troops.”

  Beset
• Def (v.): be covered or studded with.

  • “I bought a necklace ___ with diamonds.”

  Beset
• Def (v.): surround and harass; assail on all sides.

  • “The town was ___ with tall trees.”

  Beset
• Def (adj.): truthful

  • “This documentary shows the ___ life of the homeless.”

  Veridical
• Def (adj.): coinciding with reality

  • "My memories are not ___ of my old town.”

  Veridical
• Def (adj.): inflicting or intended as punishment.

  • “He received ___ chores to make up for his mistakes.”

  Punitive
• Def (adj.): (of a person) be filled with intense but unexpressed anger.

  • “Ursula ___ with rage after finding out she was not valediction by 0.01 of a point.”

  Seethe
• Def (v.): (of a place) be crowded with people or things moving about in a rapid or hectic way

  • “The town was ___ crazy people.”

  Seethe
• Def (v.): (of a crowd of people) move in a rapid or hectic way.

  • “We tried to rush past the crowd, but the place ___ with enthusiasts.”

  Seethe
• Def (adj.): bad-tempered and sulky; gloomy; angry and unwilling to smile or be pleasant to people

  • “He made a ___ face after discovering his AP United States score.”

  Sullen
• Def (adj.): looking or feeling dejected; morose; gloomy, crestfallen 

  • “He was ___ after having lost most of his earnings at the casino.”

  Glum
• Def (adj.): sullen and ill-tempered.

  • “My mom was ___, so I decided to cheer her up.”

  Morose
• Def (adj.): morose, bad-tempered, and resentful; refusing to be cooperative or cheerful; childish resentment expressed in peevish sullenness.

  • “She was ___ because her parents did not let her go out.”

  Sulky
• Def (adj.): (of handwriting) ill-formed and hard to decipher.

  • “I tried to read his ___ handwriting, but I could not get past the first sentence.”

  Crabbed
• Def (adj.): (of style) contorted and difficult to understand.

  • “The teacher’s explanation was ___.”

  Crabbed
• Def (adj.): marked by a forbidding moroseness

  • “The ___ teacher demanded everyone to open their textbooks to page 304.”

  Crabbed
• Def (adj.): (of a person or their manner) slow and gloomy; cold and steady in mood : slow to act or change

  • “He was ___: eating his meal so slowly and not even savoring it.”

  Saturnine
• Def (adj.): (of a person or their features) dark in coloring and moody or mysterious.

  • “She kissed his ___ face and dugged her fingers in his sable hair.”

  Saturnine
• Def (adj.): (of a place or an occasion) gloomy.

  • “Scene 15 takes place his ___ bedroom.”

  Saturnine
• Def (adj.):  marked by or involving extraordinarily accurate and vivid recall especially of visual images

  • “Luisa’s ___ memory astonished everyone; her ability to recall inane topics so vividly is impressive.”

  Eidetic
• Def (adj.):  linked or connected in a pair or pairs.

  • “The keychain is ___ to the zipper.”

  Coupled
• Def (v.): beg someone earnestly or desperately to do something.

  • "My boyfriend ___ me to go Thanksgiving with his family.”

  Implore
• Def (adj.): (of a person or their appearance or behavior) lacking good manners, refinement, or grace.

  • “I despised his ___ behavior: he does not wash his hands, stinks, and speaks while eating.”

  Uncouth
• Def (n.): the action of making something known, especially in an indirect way.

  • “My sister yapped about her weird cravings and constant nausea, giving our parents an ___ that she is pregnant.”

  Intimation