Something that apparently has magic power

Very smart or deeply perceptive; Able to understand things very well

A universally accepted rule; A truth that requires no proof

Gross wrong or injustice or a sin

Temperate and moderate in diet

Pleasing to hear, sweet-sounding

To remove erroneous, vulgar, obscene, or otherwise objectionable material from a text

A workshop or studio for an artist or designer

Very old and no longer of use

Clear and transparent; Easy to understand

One that bears the blame for others

To waver or be indecisive

Leaving no opportunity for debate or refusal

To take possession of by force

Abstemious is THIS part of speech

Archaic is THIS part of speech

Atelier is THIS part of speech

Axiom is THIS part of speech

Dulcet is THIS part of speech

Expurgate is THIS part of speech

Iniquity is THIS part of speech

Patronizing is THIS part of speech

Pellucid is THIS part of speech

Peremptory is THIS part of speech

Perspicacious is THIS part of speech

Scapegoat is THIS part of speech

Talisman is THIS part of speech

Usurp is THIS part of speech

Vacillate is THIS part of speech

Without inbuilt electrical equipment to amplify sound.

The combining of musical notes that sound good when sung or played together.

A tune, or the notes of a song

Not religious, or with no connection to religion

Choral music with no instrumental accompaniment

A numerical label assigned to each device (phone, computer, etc.) connected to a computer network.

Is not one single device or location. Rather, it is a metaphor for on-demand storage space or computing power managed by a third party (e.g. Google Drive, DropBox).

Means making good ethical use of the Internet and having knowledge of how to operate web-connected devices safely while online.

MOOC stands for

The interaction of superimposed graphics, audio and other enhancements over a real-world environment displayed in real-time.

Behaving as if others are unworthy or lower; Arrogant and scornful

A visible trace, mark, or impression, of something absent, lost, or gone

Having worldwide scope; So sophisticated as to be at home in all parts of the world

Seeming to be coolly unconcerned or indifferent

Tending to force conformity on others, often violently

Informal language spoken by a local group of people

Calmness or composure especially under pressure

Filled with or motivated by devotion and eagerness to a cause; Fervent

Having no limit or end; Endless

Filled completely; in abundance

If a word ends in the suffix..."y", "ism", "tion" or "ence" it is usually THIS part of speech

Arable, Frangible, Interminable, Lugubrious, Replete, Ubiquitous, Wrenching and Zealous are all THIS part of speech

Camaraderie, Equanimity, Litany, Moratorium and Vernacular are all THIS part of speech

Desiccate is THIS part of speech

Brigand, Carte Blanche, Donnybrook, Incantation, Interlocutor, Metamorphosis, Nomenclature, Sophistry and Vestige is THIS part of speech

Contemptuous, Cosmopolitan, Nonchalant, Procrustean, Rife and Stygian are all THIS part of speech

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