SKY Voc D099A

stupefy

• to make numb with amazement, to stun into helplessness
• various, several, miscellaneous
• to take the place of
• a rope or chain that allows limited movement, the limit of one’s resources or strength

sundry

• various, several, miscellaneous
• to make numb with amazement, to stun into helplessness
• an overabundant amount, especially overindulgence in eating and drinking
• to take the place of

surfeit

• an overabundant amount, especially overindulgence in eating and drinking
• to make numb with amazement, to stun into helplessness
• a rope or chain that allows limited movement, the limit of one’s resources or strength
• various, several, miscellaneous

trenchant

• cutting, incisive, having a sharp point, caustic, sarcastic
• a turning or twisting force
• to shorten by cutting off
• inclined toward conflict, eager to fight

tyro

• a beginner, a novice
• cutting, incisive, having a sharp point, caustic, sarcastic
• inclined toward conflict, eager to fight
• to shorten by cutting off

umbrage

• sense of injury or insult, to take offense, displeasure
• existing or being everywhere at the same time, constantly encountered, widespread
• to change direction
• violent, unbounded, unrestrained

unbridled

• violent, unbounded, unrestrained
• to change direction
• using exactly the same words, word for word
• existing or being everywhere at the same time, constantly encountered, widespread

veer

• to change direction
• existing or being everywhere at the same time, constantly encountered, widespread
• using exactly the same words, word for word
• sense of injury or insult, to take offense, displeasure

verbatim

• using exactly the same words, word for word
• sense of injury or insult, to take offense, displeasure
• violent, unbounded, unrestrained
• to change direction

vertigo

• the sensation of dizziness
• an act of choosing, using one’s own will in a conscious choice
• to decrease gradually
• to pull away, take by violence