Vocabulary Quiz

The word ODORIFEROUS MOST NEARLY means:

• (n.) A wise old saying

• (adj.) Coming from the outside and not belonging; Irrelevant

• (adj.) sternly disciplined and very simple; frugal or austere.

• (adj.) yielding or giving off an odor.

• (v.) to recover from sickness or exhaustion; regain health or strength.

The word SPARTAN MOST NEARLY means:

• (n.) a loud, confused noise, as of many voices

• (v.) To strive against difficulties; struggle

• (n.) (used with a plural verb) personal belongings.

• (adj.) sternly disciplined and very simple; frugal or austere.

• (adj.) A lot of sitting or resting with very little exercise

The word PUNCTILIOUS MOST NEARLY means:

• (adj.) Dryly humorous, even with a touch of irony; Twisted to one side

• (v.) To provide with great enjoyment; To entertain

• (adj.) Strictly attentive to minute details of conduct or etiquette

• (n.) a loud, confused noise, as of many voices

• (adj.) A lot of sitting or resting with very little exercise

The word WRY MOST NEARLY means:

• (adj.) pertaining to or concerned with the present life or this world; worldly

• (n.) A wise old saying

• (n.) (used with a plural verb) personal belongings.

• (n.) a loud, confused noise, as of many voices

• (adj.) Dryly humorous, even with a touch of irony; Twisted to one side

The word ADAGE MOST NEARLY means:

• (v.) To wind and turn while proceeding in a course; To wander about

• (v.) To strive against difficulties; struggle

• (n.) A wise old saying

• (adj.) yielding or giving off an odor.

• (adj.) A lot of sitting or resting with very little exercise

The word REGALE MOST NEARLY means:

• (n.) A spirit of friendship, trust and goodwill existing between people

• (adj.) Coming from the outside and not belonging; Irrelevant

• (v.) To provide with great enjoyment; To entertain

• (v.) to recover from sickness or exhaustion; regain health or strength.

• (adj.) Dryly humorous, even with a touch of irony; Twisted to one side

The word MEANDER MOST NEARLY means:

• (v.) To wind and turn while proceeding in a course; To wander about

• (n.) A spirit of friendship, trust and goodwill existing between people

• (adj.) Strictly attentive to minute details of conduct or etiquette

• (adj.) pertaining to or concerned with the present life or this world; worldly

• (adj.) A lot of sitting or resting with very little exercise

The word SEDENTARY MOST NEARLY means:

• (adj.) Dryly humorous, even with a touch of irony; Twisted to one side

• (adj.) A lot of sitting or resting with very little exercise

• (adj.) sternly disciplined and very simple; frugal or austere.

• (n.) A spirit of friendship, trust and goodwill existing between people

• (v.) to recover from sickness or exhaustion; regain health or strength.

The word TEMPORAL MOST NEARLY means:

• (adj.) pertaining to or concerned with the present life or this world; worldly

• (n.) (used with a plural verb) personal belongings.

• (adj.) Coming from the outside and not belonging; Irrelevant

• (n.) A spirit of friendship, trust and goodwill existing between people

• (v.) To wind and turn while proceeding in a course; To wander about

The word EXTRANEOUS MOST NEARLY means:

• (n.) A spirit of friendship, trust and goodwill existing between people

• (n.) A wise old saying

• (adj.) sternly disciplined and very simple; frugal or austere.

• (adj.) Coming from the outside and not belonging; Irrelevant

• (n.) (used with a plural verb) personal belongings.