Embroidered-Fusty

• Def (adj.): (of cloth) decorated with patterns sewn on with thread.

  • “She bought an ___ dress at the store.”

  Embroidered
• Def (adj.): (of a design) sewn on cloth with thread.

  • “A floral pattern was ___ on the jeans.”

  Embroidered
• Def (n.): brazen boldness often with brash self-confidence

  • “She had the ___ to ask if he was okay.”

  Gall
• Def (v.): publicly criticize (someone or something) by using ridicule, irony, or sarcasm; to mock

  • “The business owner ___ his workers. No wonder people keep leaving.”

  Lampoon
• Def (v.): (of the soul) pass into a different body after death; to cause to go from one state of existence or place to another

  • “According to my grandma, after death, our souls ___ to another body.”

  Transmigrate
• Def (adj.): introduced but not fully naturalized

  • “The ___ weeds began to adapt to the environment slowly.”

  Adventive
• Def (adj.): having limbs adapted for running; adapted to or involving running

  • “We saw ___ animals at the zoo.”

  Cursorial
• Def (v.): to be a sign of especially good or bad things in the future

  • “The extra essay ___ well for your chances of admission.”

  Augur
• Def (n.): great wisdom or sound judgment

  • “My math teacher had an air of ___.”

  Sapience
• Def (n.): the act of proving that a person or an argument is wrong 

  • “The debate team prepared a ___.”

  Confutation
• Def (n.): an intuitive feeling about the future, especially one of foreboding.

  • “As we stepped in the room, we had a ___ about what was about to happen.”

  Presentiment
• Def (n.): a blank page at the beginning or end of a book.

  • “The superstar wrote a message on the admirer’s book’s ___.”

  Flyleaf
• Def (n.): a reflective looking inward : an examination of one's own thoughts and feelings 

  • “I spent an afternoon of ___.”

  Introspection
• Def (adj.):  relating to, having the character of, or constituting precedent

  • “This case has no ___ value.”

  Precedential
• Def (adj.): having a changeable luster or color with an undulating narrow band of white light

  • “I admired the cat’s ___ eyes.”

  Chatoyant

  
• Def (adj.): impossible to understand or interpret; not readily investigated, interpreted, or understood; mysterious 

  • “We analyzed the ___ documents.”

  Inscrutable
• Def (v.): make (something abstract) more concrete or real; to consider or represent (something abstract) as a material or concrete thing : to give definite content and form to (a concept or idea)

  • “The teacher ___ this field into concrete ideas.”

  Reify
• Def (adj.): (of a person) having a good understanding of things; perceptive; astute 

  • “She was a ___ woman who always understood others’ emotions.”

  Percipient
• Def (n.): someone employed to do unskilled jobs in a kitchen in the past.

  • Anaïs worked as an ___ for five years.”

  Scullion
• Def (v.):  instigate or stir up (an undesirable or violent sentiment or course of action); to incite, to provoke 

  • “Kai ___ Jennie to do the crazy things she did.”

  Forment
• Def (adj.): smelling stale, damp, or stuffy.

  • “The ___ smell strangled us.”

  Fusty
• Def (adj.): old-fashioned in attitude or style; outdated, out of date 

  • “He wore a ___ outfit to the party, so the invitees derided him.”

  Fusty