abscondto run offand hide;often withsomeone orsomethingexertmake a greateffort at amental orphysical taskfauxpasa slip inmanners orconduct; asocialblunderindignationa feelingofrighteousangerflourishto thrive,to growwelloscillateto swingback andforthphilistineone wholacksculture ortasteclandestinesecret,concealed;underhandedbleary(of the eyes)unfocused orfilmy fromsleep ortirednesskerfufflea commotion orfuss, especiallyone caused byconflictingviewsaberrationa departure fromwhat is normal,usual, orexpected, typicallyone that isunwelcomewhippersnappera young andinexperiencedperson consideredto bepresumptuous oroverconfidentacrimonybitterness,discordparasitesorganismsthat live onor in a hostand cause itharmxertzto gulp downquickly andgreedilydeartha lack,scarcityinfamythe state ofbeing wellknown for somebad quality ordeedchivalrousmarked byhonor,courtesy,and courageuntenablenot ableto bedefendedor justifiedjocularhumorous,jesting,jolly, jokingfacetioushumorous,not meantseriouslycattywampusaskew,awry,kitty-cornerzealpassion;excitementabibliophobiaThe fear ofrunning outof readingmaterialbenevolentKindspirit ormannerbeguileTodeceive; tocharm; toenchantscintillaA tiny traceof aspecifiedquality orfeelingmaelstromwhirlpool;turbulence;agitatedstate of mindconcomitantnaturallyaccompanyingor associatedalludeto hint at,to refer toindirectlyrationingRestricting theamount of foodand othergoods peoplemay buytautPulled ordrawntightbumfuzzleconfuse;perplex;flustertoadyone whoflatters in thehope ofgainingfavorssurreptitiousto keepasecrethalcyondenoting a timein the past thatwas idyllicallyhappy, calmand peacefulambitiousBeing eageror wanting todo greatthingsobsequiousoverlysubmissiveand eagerto pleasephlegmaticslow-moving,sluggish;unemotionalbanea cause ofgreatdistress orannoyancepanaceaa remedy forall ills; cure-all; ananswer to allproblemsinsatiableincapableof beingsatisfiedoutlandishof strangeappearanceor mannerignominiousdeserving orcausingpublicdisgrace orshamepaltryinsignificant;worthlesshijaba headscarfworn byMuslimwomenlegerdemainsleight ofhand;deceptionubiquitouspresent orexistingeverywhereinevitablecertain tohappen;unavoidablevivaciousFull ofanimationand spiritplacidnot easilyupset orexcitedeclecticselectingfrom or madeup from avariety ofsourcesleerySuspiciousor waryubiquitouspresent,appearing,or foundeverywhereNurembergLaws1935 laws definingthe status of Jewsand withdrawingcitizenship frompersons of non-German blood.infinitesimalExtremelysmallberserkmad withviolent anger;frenzied;madly excitedsacrilegeimproper ordisrespectfultreatment ofsomethingheld sacreddissidentsomeonewhodisagreeslollygagto foolaround;dawdleegregiousoutstandinglybadunisonsoundingtogether;agreementor harmonyStormTroopersHitler'sprivatearmyfacetiousto joke in asarcastic ormisleadingwayArabSpringA series of publicprotests, strikes,and rebellions inthe Arab countries,often facilitated bysocial mediazephyra softgentlebreezeloquaciousVerytalkativeteemingbe full of orswarmingwith - usuallyliving thingsincoherentexpressed in anincomprehensibleor confusing way;unclearoutstretchedstretchedout orextendedsavvywell-informed;sharp;experiencedgarrulousgiven tomuchtalking,tediouslychattypandiculationthe act ofstretchingandyawningdiaphanousvery sheerand light;almostcompletelytransparentcondemningexpresscompletedisapprovalof, typicallyin publicinfluentialto have aneffect onsomethingwithout usingforceghastlyfrightful,horrible;deathlypalebeguilingcharm orenchant(someone),sometimes in adeceptive wayintimidatingto bethreateningor inspirefear in otherschastisedlecturedquireTwodozensheets ofpaperabsquatulateto leavesomewhereabruptlynotoriousKnownwidely andusuallyunfavorablyfeverishlyin a waymarked byintenseemotion oractivityparcheddried out byheat orexcessiveexposure tosunlightjeerto makefun ofrudely orunkindlygablestriangularpeak ofbuilding'sside wallvaingloriousexcessivelyproud orboastful;overly vainbrutescruel people;people whoact likesavageanimalsinconspicuousnot easilyseen;subtle; notnoticeableCommunista person whosupports orbelieves in theprinciples ofcommunism.civilpolite;civilized;courteousyoketo jointogetherDaeshArabicacronymfor ISISdisheveleduntidy ordisarrangedcantankerousIll-temperedand likelyto arguemalarkymeaninglesstalk;nonsensetantalizingto tease ortorment bykeepingsomething justout of reachmartineta strictdisciplinarian;a stickler forthe rulesdidacticintended toinstruct -sometimesexcessivelypromulgateto proclaimor issueofficially; tomake knownfar and widealtruisticunselfish,concernedwith thewelfare ofothersrigmarolea lengthyandcomplicatedprocedurezeniththehighestpoint;peakconceitedsomeonewho is stuckup or selfcenteredcoruscantglittering,sparklingmalevolentwishing harmto someone,showing illwill or mean-spiritedconcentrationcampa camp whereprisoners of war,political prisoners, ormembers of minoritygroups are confined,typically under harshconditionsunmitigateddownright,utter, totalelucidatetoclarify,explaineminencefame orrecognizedsuperiority,especially within aparticular sphereor professiondefenestrateto throwout thewindowdiscursiverambling,lackingorderverbatimword forword; exactlyas written orspokenominousmenacing;threateningundulateto move inwaves orwith awavelikemotioninimicalhostile,unfriendlydistraughtdeeplyupset andagitatedcondemnedofficially andstronglydisapprovedbarmitzvahthe religiousinitiationceremony of aJewish boy whohas reached theage of 13quintessentialRepresentsthe 'perfectexample' ofsomethingfortnighta periodof twoweekselectrifyingcausing asuddenexcitementor thrillteeterto stand or movein an unsteadyway so that youlook as if youare going to fallmelancholycausingsadness orfeeling ofdepressionchivalrousTo beconsiderateandcourteous towomenHolocaustthe Naziprogram ofexterminatingJews underHitlerzanycrazy;wackyacrimonybitterness,discordfreeloadingTo take advantageof someoneusually involvingmonetary mattersnadirlowestpointneophytenovice;beginnerfarcea play filled withridiculous orabsurdhappenings;broad or far-fetched humourlitanyany long,repetitive,or dullrecitalkerfuffleA commotion orfuss, especiallyone caused byconflictingviewscompunctiona feeling ofuneasinessor anxietycaused byguiltintriguingTo arousethe interestor curiosityofnincompoopa silly orstupidpersonauspiciousfavorable;fortunatemercenaryaprofessionalsoldier hiredby a foreignarmysynagogueJewishplace ofworshipomnipotentalmighty,havingunlimitedpower orauthoritytittynopeA smallquantity ofsomethingleft overabjectLowly,miserableandwretchedbristledto becomerigid withanger orirritationubiquitouspresent,appearing,or foundeverywhereLeviathansomethingenormousandpowerful; asea monsterdiscombobulateto confuse ordisconcert;upset;frustratebalmsomethingthat heals orcomforts;soothing; anoil or ointmentcircumlocutiontalkingincirclesasylumsanctuarytumultuousmaking aloud,confusednoise;uproariousostentatiousshowy,pretentiousdemurto object ortakeexception to;an objectionobeisancea bow orsimilargestureexpressingdeep respectcoweredcrouchedandtrembledin fearparamountchief inimportance,above allothersinchoatejustbeginning;not fullyshaped orformedsubpoenanoticeorderingsomeone toappear incourtconglomeratecorporation madeup of severaldifferentcompanies indiversified fieldsfastidiousvery attentive toand concernedabout accuracyand detailidiosyncraticpeculiarto theindividualcallousemotionallyhardened,unfeelingbrevitybriefness;shortdurationgawkto starestupidlyIslamA religionbased on theteachings ofthe prophetMohammedanxiousexperiencingworry,unease, andnervousnessBrobdingnagiangiganticfatuousstupid orfoolish in aself-satisfiedwayamiablehaving ordisplaying afriendly andpleasantmannerberserkOut ofcontrol withanger orexcitementinsatiableHaving anappetite thatis almostimpossible tosatisfyharbingeranomenor signbrouhahaanuproar;hubbubadhocfor aspecificpurpose orsituationflailingmovingor wavingaboutfortnighta periodof twoweeksvextoconfuseor annoyintroverteda personwho is shy orrestrained inspeakingand behaviorpalindromea word orphrase thatreads the samebackward asforwardHitlerYouthOrganizations setup under Hitler totrain an educateGerman youngpeople in Nazibeliefsbeamingto smilebroadly;pleasedand proudGestapoHitler'ssecretpolicetransgressionsan act thatgoes against alaw, rule, orcode ofconduct; anoffenseadvantageousbeneficialpreposterousridiculous,senselessrefrainstoponeselffrom doingsomethingdebaclea completefailure; atotalcollapsekalopsiathe delusionof thingsbeing morebeautiful thanthey really arelingeredstay in aplace longerthannecessaryrectifyto makeright,correctpropitiouslucky;favourableexposedwith noprotectionor shieldqueuea line ofpeople orvehiclesobscuredifficultto see,vaguefatuoussilly andpointlessPlutonianof orassociatedwith theunderworldaggrandizeto increasein power,influence,andreputationTorahThe firstfive booksof Jewishscriptureabscondto sneakawayand hideabundantmore thanenough;plentifulvalianthaving orshowingcourage ordeterminationadjurecommandsolemnlygutteddevastatedebullientcheerfuland fullof energyThirdReichThe ThirdGermanEmpire,established byAdolf Hitler inthe 1930s.equivocateto useexpressions ofdoublemeaning inorder tomisleadmawkishexcessivelysentimentalbroguea thick andheavy shoe;a strongdialectalaccentMuslimAfollowerof Islambefuddledconfusedaltercationa heatedargumentscintillatingsparkling,twinkling,exceptionallybrilliant (applied tomental or personalqualities)prodigiousremarkably orimpressivelygreat inextent, size,or degreemediocreOfmediumor lowqualitycodathe finaladdedmeasures ofa musicalcompositionhypocrisyPretending tohave feelings,beliefs, orvirtues that onedoes not havespartanmarked bysimplicityand lack ofluxuryperfunctorydone withoutcare; in aroutinefashioncantankerousbad-tempered;quarrelsomefranticwild ordistraughtwith fear,anxiety, orother emotioncurmudgeoncrankyperson,usuallyoldmaniaobsessivepreoccupationbequeathto handdown, togive or toleave in awillfrugalto be carefulor cautiousaboutspendingmoneymaritimelawLaw oftheSeapolychromatichavingmanydifferentcoloursseptuagenariana personbetweenthe ages of70 and 80extravagantexcessive,over-the-topthrongA large numberof peoplegatheredtogether; acrowdsurfeitanexcessiveamount ofsomethingserendipityluck, findinggood thingswithoutlooking forthemcatatoniccharacterizedby a markedlack ofmovement,activity, orexpressionpandemoniuma wilduproar,din, orcommotionantagonisticshowinghostilitytowardssomeone orsomethinglankyungracefullytall and thinfastidiousvery attentive toand concernedabout accuracyand detailfastidiousShowingcarefulattentionto detaillionizeto treatas acelebritywiddershinsin a left-handedor contrarydirection;counterclockwiseingeniousSomeone orsomethingthat is clever,original orinventivemunificentextremelygenerous,lavishapprehensiveanxious orfearfulaboutthingsterracottabaked earth;hard,brownish-redpotterycajoleto persuadewith falsepromisesand flatteryhegemonyleadership ordominance,especially byone country orsocial groupover others.exacerbateto makeworse ormoreseveredinghysmallboatwroughtputtogether;createdquarantineisolation topreventthe spreadof diseasetediouslong andtiresomecensera containerin whichincense isburnedfettera chain orshackleplaced onthe feetpinnaclethehighestpoint;peakflabbergastedastoundedsurceaseto cometo anendextraneousinessential;notconstitutinga vital partnepenthe"drug offorgetfulness"from Greekmythologydecorumproperbehavior,good taste;orderlinessrifeabundantprotracteddrawnout;lengthybeholdenowing thanks orhaving a duty tosomeone inreturn for helpor a serviceextrovertedto beoutgoinguttermostby thegreatestamount ordegreepossiblemalleablecapable ofbeingchanged;easilyshapedaltruisticunselfishinterest inthe welfareof othersdisembarkgo ashore;unloadcargo froma shipscarcein shortsupplydilatorywastingtimenudiustertianThe daybeforeyesterdayquartersa place of residence,esp. for militarypersonnel; anassigned station orplace, as for officersand crew on a shiptingedbeingcolouredslightlyscintillatingsparkling,twinkling,exceptionallybrilliant (applied tomental or personalqualities)inferiorlower inrank,status, orqualitymutineera person, especiallya soldier or sailor,who rebels or refusesto obey the orders ofa person in authoritypulchritudinousphysicallybeautifuldeprecateto expressstrongdisapprovalofearnestseriousandsincereseraphimhighestorder ofangelsperpetualcontinuingforevercandorhonesty,franknesscoerceTo persuadesomeone byusing forceor threats.porcelaina ceramicmade of fineclay baked atvery hightemperaturesKristallnacht"Night of BrokenGlass," whenNazis attackedJews throughoutGermanyabscondto run offand hide;often withsomeone orsomethingexertmake a greateffort at amental orphysical taskfauxpasa slip inmanners orconduct; asocialblunderindignationa feelingofrighteousangerflourishto thrive,to growwelloscillateto swingback andforthphilistineone wholacksculture ortasteclandestinesecret,concealed;underhandedbleary(of the eyes)unfocused orfilmy fromsleep ortirednesskerfufflea commotion orfuss, especiallyone caused byconflictingviewsaberrationa departure fromwhat is normal,usual, orexpected, typicallyone that isunwelcomewhippersnappera young andinexperiencedperson consideredto bepresumptuous oroverconfidentacrimonybitterness,discordparasitesorganismsthat live onor in a hostand cause itharmxertzto gulp downquickly andgreedilydeartha lack,scarcityinfamythe state ofbeing wellknown for somebad quality ordeedchivalrousmarked byhonor,courtesy,and courageuntenablenot ableto bedefendedor justifiedjocularhumorous,jesting,jolly, jokingfacetioushumorous,not meantseriouslycattywampusaskew,awry,kitty-cornerzealpassion;excitementabibliophobiaThe fear ofrunning outof readingmaterialbenevolentKindspirit ormannerbeguileTodeceive; tocharm; toenchantscintillaA tiny traceof aspecifiedquality orfeelingmaelstromwhirlpool;turbulence;agitatedstate of mindconcomitantnaturallyaccompanyingor associatedalludeto hint at,to refer toindirectlyrationingRestricting theamount of foodand othergoods peoplemay buytautPulled ordrawntightbumfuzzleconfuse;perplex;flustertoadyone whoflatters in thehope ofgainingfavorssurreptitiousto keepasecrethalcyondenoting a timein the past thatwas idyllicallyhappy, calmand peacefulambitiousBeing eageror wanting todo greatthingsobsequiousoverlysubmissiveand eagerto pleasephlegmaticslow-moving,sluggish;unemotionalbanea cause ofgreatdistress orannoyancepanaceaa remedy forall ills; cure-all; ananswer to allproblemsinsatiableincapableof beingsatisfiedoutlandishof strangeappearanceor mannerignominiousdeserving orcausingpublicdisgrace orshamepaltryinsignificant;worthlesshijaba headscarfworn byMuslimwomenlegerdemainsleight ofhand;deceptionubiquitouspresent orexistingeverywhereinevitablecertain tohappen;unavoidablevivaciousFull ofanimationand spiritplacidnot easilyupset orexcitedeclecticselectingfrom or madeup from avariety ofsourcesleerySuspiciousor waryubiquitouspresent,appearing,or foundeverywhereNurembergLaws1935 laws definingthe status of Jewsand withdrawingcitizenship frompersons of non-German blood.infinitesimalExtremelysmallberserkmad withviolent anger;frenzied;madly excitedsacrilegeimproper ordisrespectfultreatment ofsomethingheld sacreddissidentsomeonewhodisagreeslollygagto foolaround;dawdleegregiousoutstandinglybadunisonsoundingtogether;agreementor harmonyStormTroopersHitler'sprivatearmyfacetiousto joke in asarcastic ormisleadingwayArabSpringA series of publicprotests, strikes,and rebellions inthe Arab countries,often facilitated bysocial mediazephyra softgentlebreezeloquaciousVerytalkativeteemingbe full of orswarmingwith - usuallyliving thingsincoherentexpressed in anincomprehensibleor confusing way;unclearoutstretchedstretchedout orextendedsavvywell-informed;sharp;experiencedgarrulousgiven tomuchtalking,tediouslychattypandiculationthe act ofstretchingandyawningdiaphanousvery sheerand light;almostcompletelytransparentcondemningexpresscompletedisapprovalof, typicallyin publicinfluentialto have aneffect onsomethingwithout usingforceghastlyfrightful,horrible;deathlypalebeguilingcharm orenchant(someone),sometimes in adeceptive wayintimidatingto bethreateningor inspirefear in otherschastisedlecturedquireTwodozensheets ofpaperabsquatulateto leavesomewhereabruptlynotoriousKnownwidely andusuallyunfavorablyfeverishlyin a waymarked byintenseemotion oractivityparcheddried out byheat orexcessiveexposure tosunlightjeerto makefun ofrudely orunkindlygablestriangularpeak ofbuilding'sside wallvaingloriousexcessivelyproud orboastful;overly vainbrutescruel people;people whoact likesavageanimalsinconspicuousnot easilyseen;subtle; notnoticeableCommunista person whosupports orbelieves in theprinciples ofcommunism.civilpolite;civilized;courteousyoketo jointogetherDaeshArabicacronymfor ISISdisheveleduntidy ordisarrangedcantankerousIll-temperedand likelyto arguemalarkymeaninglesstalk;nonsensetantalizingto tease ortorment bykeepingsomething justout of reachmartineta strictdisciplinarian;a stickler forthe rulesdidacticintended toinstruct -sometimesexcessivelypromulgateto proclaimor issueofficially; tomake knownfar and widealtruisticunselfish,concernedwith thewelfare ofothersrigmarolea lengthyandcomplicatedprocedurezeniththehighestpoint;peakconceitedsomeonewho is stuckup or selfcenteredcoruscantglittering,sparklingmalevolentwishing harmto someone,showing illwill or mean-spiritedconcentrationcampa camp whereprisoners of war,political prisoners, ormembers of minoritygroups are confined,typically under harshconditionsunmitigateddownright,utter, totalelucidatetoclarify,explaineminencefame orrecognizedsuperiority,especially within aparticular sphereor professiondefenestrateto throwout thewindowdiscursiverambling,lackingorderverbatimword forword; exactlyas written orspokenominousmenacing;threateningundulateto move inwaves orwith awavelikemotioninimicalhostile,unfriendlydistraughtdeeplyupset andagitatedcondemnedofficially andstronglydisapprovedbarmitzvahthe religiousinitiationceremony of aJewish boy whohas reached theage of 13quintessentialRepresentsthe 'perfectexample' ofsomethingfortnighta periodof twoweekselectrifyingcausing asuddenexcitementor thrillteeterto stand or movein an unsteadyway so that youlook as if youare going to fallmelancholycausingsadness orfeeling ofdepressionchivalrousTo beconsiderateandcourteous towomenHolocaustthe Naziprogram ofexterminatingJews underHitlerzanycrazy;wackyacrimonybitterness,discordfreeloadingTo take advantageof someoneusually involvingmonetary mattersnadirlowestpointneophytenovice;beginnerfarcea play filled withridiculous orabsurdhappenings;broad or far-fetched humourlitanyany long,repetitive,or dullrecitalkerfuffleA commotion orfuss, especiallyone caused byconflictingviewscompunctiona feeling ofuneasinessor anxietycaused byguiltintriguingTo arousethe interestor curiosityofnincompoopa silly orstupidpersonauspiciousfavorable;fortunatemercenaryaprofessionalsoldier hiredby a foreignarmysynagogueJewishplace ofworshipomnipotentalmighty,havingunlimitedpower orauthoritytittynopeA smallquantity ofsomethingleft overabjectLowly,miserableandwretchedbristledto becomerigid withanger orirritationubiquitouspresent,appearing,or foundeverywhereLeviathansomethingenormousandpowerful; asea monsterdiscombobulateto confuse ordisconcert;upset;frustratebalmsomethingthat heals orcomforts;soothing; anoil or ointmentcircumlocutiontalkingincirclesasylumsanctuarytumultuousmaking aloud,confusednoise;uproariousostentatiousshowy,pretentiousdemurto object ortakeexception to;an objectionobeisancea bow orsimilargestureexpressingdeep respectcoweredcrouchedandtrembledin fearparamountchief inimportance,above allothersinchoatejustbeginning;not fullyshaped orformedsubpoenanoticeorderingsomeone toappear incourtconglomeratecorporation madeup of severaldifferentcompanies indiversified fieldsfastidiousvery attentive toand concernedabout accuracyand detailidiosyncraticpeculiarto theindividualcallousemotionallyhardened,unfeelingbrevitybriefness;shortdurationgawkto starestupidlyIslamA religionbased on theteachings ofthe prophetMohammedanxiousexperiencingworry,unease, andnervousnessBrobdingnagiangiganticfatuousstupid orfoolish in aself-satisfiedwayamiablehaving ordisplaying afriendly andpleasantmannerberserkOut ofcontrol withanger orexcitementinsatiableHaving anappetite thatis almostimpossible tosatisfyharbingeranomenor signbrouhahaanuproar;hubbubadhocfor aspecificpurpose orsituationflailingmovingor wavingaboutfortnighta periodof twoweeksvextoconfuseor annoyintroverteda personwho is shy orrestrained inspeakingand behaviorpalindromea word orphrase thatreads the samebackward asforwardHitlerYouthOrganizations setup under Hitler totrain an educateGerman youngpeople in Nazibeliefsbeamingto smilebroadly;pleasedand proudGestapoHitler'ssecretpolicetransgressionsan act thatgoes against alaw, rule, orcode ofconduct; anoffenseadvantageousbeneficialpreposterousridiculous,senselessrefrainstoponeselffrom doingsomethingdebaclea completefailure; atotalcollapsekalopsiathe delusionof thingsbeing morebeautiful thanthey really arelingeredstay in aplace longerthannecessaryrectifyto makeright,correctpropitiouslucky;favourableexposedwith noprotectionor shieldqueuea line ofpeople orvehiclesobscuredifficultto see,vaguefatuoussilly andpointlessPlutonianof orassociatedwith theunderworldaggrandizeto increasein power,influence,andreputationTorahThe firstfive booksof Jewishscriptureabscondto sneakawayand hideabundantmore thanenough;plentifulvalianthaving orshowingcourage ordeterminationadjurecommandsolemnlygutteddevastatedebullientcheerfuland fullof energyThirdReichThe ThirdGermanEmpire,established byAdolf Hitler inthe 1930s.equivocateto useexpressions ofdoublemeaning inorder tomisleadmawkishexcessivelysentimentalbroguea thick andheavy shoe;a strongdialectalaccentMuslimAfollowerof Islambefuddledconfusedaltercationa heatedargumentscintillatingsparkling,twinkling,exceptionallybrilliant (applied tomental or personalqualities)prodigiousremarkably orimpressivelygreat inextent, size,or degreemediocreOfmediumor lowqualitycodathe finaladdedmeasures ofa musicalcompositionhypocrisyPretending tohave feelings,beliefs, orvirtues that onedoes not havespartanmarked bysimplicityand lack ofluxuryperfunctorydone withoutcare; in aroutinefashioncantankerousbad-tempered;quarrelsomefranticwild ordistraughtwith fear,anxiety, orother emotioncurmudgeoncrankyperson,usuallyoldmaniaobsessivepreoccupationbequeathto handdown, togive or toleave in awillfrugalto be carefulor cautiousaboutspendingmoneymaritimelawLaw oftheSeapolychromatichavingmanydifferentcoloursseptuagenariana personbetweenthe ages of70 and 80extravagantexcessive,over-the-topthrongA large numberof peoplegatheredtogether; acrowdsurfeitanexcessiveamount ofsomethingserendipityluck, findinggood thingswithoutlooking forthemcatatoniccharacterizedby a markedlack ofmovement,activity, orexpressionpandemoniuma wilduproar,din, orcommotionantagonisticshowinghostilitytowardssomeone orsomethinglankyungracefullytall and thinfastidiousvery attentive toand concernedabout accuracyand detailfastidiousShowingcarefulattentionto detaillionizeto treatas acelebritywiddershinsin a left-handedor contrarydirection;counterclockwiseingeniousSomeone orsomethingthat is clever,original orinventivemunificentextremelygenerous,lavishapprehensiveanxious orfearfulaboutthingsterracottabaked earth;hard,brownish-redpotterycajoleto persuadewith falsepromisesand flatteryhegemonyleadership ordominance,especially byone country orsocial groupover others.exacerbateto makeworse ormoreseveredinghysmallboatwroughtputtogether;createdquarantineisolation topreventthe spreadof diseasetediouslong andtiresomecensera containerin whichincense isburnedfettera chain orshackleplaced onthe feetpinnaclethehighestpoint;peakflabbergastedastoundedsurceaseto cometo anendextraneousinessential;notconstitutinga vital partnepenthe"drug offorgetfulness"from Greekmythologydecorumproperbehavior,good taste;orderlinessrifeabundantprotracteddrawnout;lengthybeholdenowing thanks orhaving a duty tosomeone inreturn for helpor a serviceextrovertedto beoutgoinguttermostby thegreatestamount ordegreepossiblemalleablecapable ofbeingchanged;easilyshapedaltruisticunselfishinterest inthe welfareof othersdisembarkgo ashore;unloadcargo froma shipscarcein shortsupplydilatorywastingtimenudiustertianThe daybeforeyesterdayquartersa place of residence,esp. for militarypersonnel; anassigned station orplace, as for officersand crew on a shiptingedbeingcolouredslightlyscintillatingsparkling,twinkling,exceptionallybrilliant (applied tomental or personalqualities)inferiorlower inrank,status, orqualitymutineera person, especiallya soldier or sailor,who rebels or refusesto obey the orders ofa person in authoritypulchritudinousphysicallybeautifuldeprecateto expressstrongdisapprovalofearnestseriousandsincereseraphimhighestorder ofangelsperpetualcontinuingforevercandorhonesty,franknesscoerceTo persuadesomeone byusing forceor threats.porcelaina ceramicmade of fineclay baked atvery hightemperaturesKristallnacht"Night of BrokenGlass," whenNazis attackedJews throughoutGermany

The Big List 8/7 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. to run off and hide; often with someone or something
    abscond
  2. make a great effort at a mental or physical task
    exert
  3. a slip in manners or conduct; a social blunder
    faux pas
  4. a feeling of righteous anger
    indignation
  5. to thrive, to grow well
    flourish
  6. to swing back and forth
    oscillate
  7. one who lacks culture or taste
    philistine
  8. secret, concealed; underhanded
    clandestine
  9. (of the eyes) unfocused or filmy from sleep or tiredness
    bleary
  10. a commotion or fuss, especially one caused by conflicting views
    kerfuffle
  11. a departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically one that is unwelcome
    aberration
  12. a young and inexperienced person considered to be presumptuous or overconfident
    whippersnapper
  13. bitterness, discord
    acrimony
  14. organisms that live on or in a host and cause it harm
    parasites
  15. to gulp down quickly and greedily
    xertz
  16. a lack, scarcity
    dearth
  17. the state of being well known for some bad quality or deed
    infamy
  18. marked by honor, courtesy, and courage
    chivalrous
  19. not able to be defended or justified
    untenable
  20. humorous, jesting, jolly, joking
    jocular
  21. humorous, not meant seriously
    facetious
  22. askew, awry, kitty-corner
    cattywampus
  23. passion; excitement
    zeal
  24. The fear of running out of reading material
    abibliophobia
  25. Kind spirit or manner
    benevolent
  26. To deceive; to charm; to enchant
    beguile
  27. A tiny trace of a specified quality or feeling
    scintilla
  28. whirlpool; turbulence; agitated state of mind
    maelstrom
  29. naturally accompanying or associated
    concomitant
  30. to hint at, to refer to indirectly
    allude
  31. Restricting the amount of food and other goods people may buy
    rationing
  32. Pulled or drawn tight
    taut
  33. confuse; perplex; fluster
    bumfuzzle
  34. one who flatters in the hope of gaining favors
    toady
  35. to keep a secret
    surreptitious
  36. denoting a time in the past that was idyllically happy, calm and peaceful
    halcyon
  37. Being eager or wanting to do great things
    ambitious
  38. overly submissive and eager to please
    obsequious
  39. slow-moving, sluggish; unemotional
    phlegmatic
  40. a cause of great distress or annoyance
    bane
  41. a remedy for all ills; cure-all; an answer to all problems
    panacea
  42. incapable of being satisfied
    insatiable
  43. of strange appearance or manner
    outlandish
  44. deserving or causing public disgrace or shame
    ignominious
  45. insignificant; worthless
    paltry
  46. a headscarf worn by Muslim women
    hijab
  47. sleight of hand; deception
    legerdemain
  48. present or existing everywhere
    ubiquitous
  49. certain to happen; unavoidable
    inevitable
  50. Full of animation and spirit
    vivacious
  51. not easily upset or excited
    placid
  52. selecting from or made up from a variety of sources
    eclectic
  53. Suspicious or wary
    leery
  54. present, appearing, or found everywhere
    ubiquitous
  55. 1935 laws defining the status of Jews and withdrawing citizenship from persons of non-German blood.
    Nuremberg Laws
  56. Extremely small
    infinitesimal
  57. mad with violent anger; frenzied; madly excited
    berserk
  58. improper or disrespectful treatment of something held sacred
    sacrilege
  59. someone who disagrees
    dissident
  60. to fool around; dawdle
    lollygag
  61. outstandingly bad
    egregious
  62. sounding together; agreement or harmony
    unison
  63. Hitler's private army
    Storm Troopers
  64. to joke in a sarcastic or misleading way
    facetious
  65. A series of public protests, strikes, and rebellions in the Arab countries, often facilitated by social media
    Arab Spring
  66. a soft gentle breeze
    zephyr
  67. Very talkative
    loquacious
  68. be full of or swarming with - usually living things
    teeming
  69. expressed in an incomprehensible or confusing way; unclear
    incoherent
  70. stretched out or extended
    outstretched
  71. well-informed; sharp; experienced
    savvy
  72. given to much talking, tediously chatty
    garrulous
  73. the act of stretching and yawning
    pandiculation
  74. very sheer and light; almost completely transparent
    diaphanous
  75. express complete disapproval of, typically in public
    condemning
  76. to have an effect on something without using force
    influential
  77. frightful, horrible; deathly pale
    ghastly
  78. charm or enchant (someone), sometimes in a deceptive way
    beguiling
  79. to be threatening or inspire fear in others
    intimidating
  80. lectured
    chastised
  81. Two dozen sheets of paper
    quire
  82. to leave somewhere abruptly
    absquatulate
  83. Known widely and usually unfavorably
    notorious
  84. in a way marked by intense emotion or activity
    feverishly
  85. dried out by heat or excessive exposure to sunlight
    parched
  86. to make fun of rudely or unkindly
    jeer
  87. triangular peak of building's side wall
    gables
  88. excessively proud or boastful; overly vain
    vainglorious
  89. cruel people; people who act like savage animals
    brutes
  90. not easily seen; subtle; not noticeable
    inconspicuous
  91. a person who supports or believes in the principles of communism.
    Communist
  92. polite; civilized; courteous
    civil
  93. to join together
    yoke
  94. Arabic acronym for ISIS
    Daesh
  95. untidy or disarranged
    disheveled
  96. Ill-tempered and likely to argue
    cantankerous
  97. meaningless talk; nonsense
    malarky
  98. to tease or torment by keeping something just out of reach
    tantalizing
  99. a strict disciplinarian; a stickler for the rules
    martinet
  100. intended to instruct - sometimes excessively
    didactic
  101. to proclaim or issue officially; to make known far and wide
    promulgate
  102. unselfish, concerned with the welfare of others
    altruistic
  103. a lengthy and complicated procedure
    rigmarole
  104. the highest point; peak
    zenith
  105. someone who is stuck up or self centered
    conceited
  106. glittering, sparkling
    coruscant
  107. wishing harm to someone, showing ill will or mean-spirited
    malevolent
  108. a camp where prisoners of war, political prisoners, or members of minority groups are confined, typically under harsh conditions
    concentration camp
  109. downright, utter, total
    unmitigated
  110. to clarify, explain
    elucidate
  111. fame or recognized superiority, especially within a particular sphere or profession
    eminence
  112. to throw out the window
    defenestrate
  113. rambling, lacking order
    discursive
  114. word for word; exactly as written or spoken
    verbatim
  115. menacing; threatening
    ominous
  116. to move in waves or with a wavelike motion
    undulate
  117. hostile, unfriendly
    inimical
  118. deeply upset and agitated
    distraught
  119. officially and strongly disapproved
    condemned
  120. the religious initiation ceremony of a Jewish boy who has reached the age of 13
    bar mitzvah
  121. Represents the 'perfect example' of something
    quintessential
  122. a period of two weeks
    fortnight
  123. causing a sudden excitement or thrill
    electrifying
  124. to stand or move in an unsteady way so that you look as if you are going to fall
    teeter
  125. causing sadness or feeling of depression
    melancholy
  126. To be considerate and courteous to women
    chivalrous
  127. the Nazi program of exterminating Jews under Hitler
    Holocaust
  128. crazy; wacky
    zany
  129. bitterness, discord
    acrimony
  130. To take advantage of someone usually involving monetary matters
    freeloading
  131. lowest point
    nadir
  132. novice; beginner
    neophyte
  133. a play filled with ridiculous or absurd happenings; broad or far-fetched humour
    farce
  134. any long, repetitive, or dull recital
    litany
  135. A commotion or fuss, especially one caused by conflicting views
    kerfuffle
  136. a feeling of uneasiness or anxiety caused by guilt
    compunction
  137. To arouse the interest or curiosity of
    intriguing
  138. a silly or stupid person
    nincompoop
  139. favorable; fortunate
    auspicious
  140. a professional soldier hired by a foreign army
    mercenary
  141. Jewish place of worship
    synagogue
  142. almighty, having unlimited power or authority
    omnipotent
  143. A small quantity of something left over
    tittynope
  144. Lowly, miserable and wretched
    abject
  145. to become rigid with anger or irritation
    bristled
  146. present, appearing, or found everywhere
    ubiquitous
  147. something enormous and powerful; a sea monster
    Leviathan
  148. to confuse or disconcert; upset; frustrate
    discombobulate
  149. something that heals or comforts; soothing; an oil or ointment
    balm
  150. talking in circles
    circumlocution
  151. sanctuary
    asylum
  152. making a loud, confused noise; uproarious
    tumultuous
  153. showy, pretentious
    ostentatious
  154. to object or take exception to; an objection
    demur
  155. a bow or similar gesture expressing deep respect
    obeisance
  156. crouched and trembled in fear
    cowered
  157. chief in importance, above all others
    paramount
  158. just beginning; not fully shaped or formed
    inchoate
  159. notice ordering someone to appear in court
    subpoena
  160. corporation made up of several different companies in diversified fields
    conglomerate
  161. very attentive to and concerned about accuracy and detail
    fastidious
  162. peculiar to the individual
    idiosyncratic
  163. emotionally hardened, unfeeling
    callous
  164. briefness; short duration
    brevity
  165. to stare stupidly
    gawk
  166. A religion based on the teachings of the prophet Mohammed
    Islam
  167. experiencing worry, unease, and nervousness
    anxious
  168. gigantic
    Brobdingnagian
  169. stupid or foolish in a self-satisfied way
    fatuous
  170. having or displaying a friendly and pleasant manner
    amiable
  171. Out of control with anger or excitement
    berserk
  172. Having an appetite that is almost impossible to satisfy
    insatiable
  173. an omen or sign
    harbinger
  174. an uproar; hubbub
    brouhaha
  175. for a specific purpose or situation
    ad hoc
  176. moving or waving about
    flailing
  177. a period of two weeks
    fortnight
  178. to confuse or annoy
    vex
  179. a person who is shy or restrained in speaking and behavior
    introverted
  180. a word or phrase that reads the same backward as forward
    palindrome
  181. Organizations set up under Hitler to train an educate German young people in Nazi beliefs
    Hitler Youth
  182. to smile broadly; pleased and proud
    beaming
  183. Hitler's secret police
    Gestapo
  184. an act that goes against a law, rule, or code of conduct; an offense
    transgressions
  185. beneficial
    advantageous
  186. ridiculous, senseless
    preposterous
  187. stop oneself from doing something
    refrain
  188. a complete failure; a total collapse
    debacle
  189. the delusion of things being more beautiful than they really are
    kalopsia
  190. stay in a place longer than necessary
    lingered
  191. to make right, correct
    rectify
  192. lucky; favourable
    propitious
  193. with no protection or shield
    exposed
  194. a line of people or vehicles
    queue
  195. difficult to see, vague
    obscure
  196. silly and pointless
    fatuous
  197. of or associated with the underworld
    Plutonian
  198. to increase in power, influence, and reputation
    aggrandize
  199. The first five books of Jewish scripture
    Torah
  200. to sneak away and hide
    abscond
  201. more than enough; plentiful
    abundant
  202. having or showing courage or determination
    valiant
  203. command solemnly
    adjure
  204. devastated
    gutted
  205. cheerful and full of energy
    ebullient
  206. The Third German Empire, established by Adolf Hitler in the 1930s.
    Third Reich
  207. to use expressions of double meaning in order to mislead
    equivocate
  208. excessively sentimental
    mawkish
  209. a thick and heavy shoe; a strong dialectal accent
    brogue
  210. A follower of Islam
    Muslim
  211. confused
    befuddled
  212. a heated argument
    altercation
  213. sparkling, twinkling, exceptionally brilliant (applied to mental or personal qualities)
    scintillating
  214. remarkably or impressively great in extent, size, or degree
    prodigious
  215. Of medium or low quality
    mediocre
  216. the final added measures of a musical composition
    coda
  217. Pretending to have feelings, beliefs, or virtues that one does not have
    hypocrisy
  218. marked by simplicity and lack of luxury
    spartan
  219. done without care; in a routine fashion
    perfunctory
  220. bad-tempered; quarrelsome
    cantankerous
  221. wild or distraught with fear, anxiety, or other emotion
    frantic
  222. cranky person, usually old
    curmudgeon
  223. obsessive preoccupation
    mania
  224. to hand down, to give or to leave in a will
    bequeath
  225. to be careful or cautious about spending money
    frugal
  226. Law of the Sea
    maritime law
  227. having many different colours
    polychromatic
  228. a person between the ages of 70 and 80
    septuagenarian
  229. excessive, over-the-top
    extravagant
  230. A large number of people gathered together; a crowd
    throng
  231. an excessive amount of something
    surfeit
  232. luck, finding good things without looking for them
    serendipity
  233. characterized by a marked lack of movement, activity, or expression
    catatonic
  234. a wild uproar, din, or commotion
    pandemonium
  235. showing hostility towards someone or something
    antagonistic
  236. ungracefully tall and thin
    lanky
  237. very attentive to and concerned about accuracy and detail
    fastidious
  238. Showing careful attention to detail
    fastidious
  239. to treat as a celebrity
    lionize
  240. in a left-handed or contrary direction; counterclockwise
    widdershins
  241. Someone or something that is clever, original or inventive
    ingenious
  242. extremely generous, lavish
    munificent
  243. anxious or fearful about things
    apprehensive
  244. baked earth; hard, brownish-red pottery
    terra cotta
  245. to persuade with false promises and flattery
    cajole
  246. leadership or dominance, especially by one country or social group over others.
    hegemony
  247. to make worse or more severe
    exacerbate
  248. small boat
    dinghy
  249. put together; created
    wrought
  250. isolation to prevent the spread of disease
    quarantine
  251. long and tiresome
    tedious
  252. a container in which incense is burned
    censer
  253. a chain or shackle placed on the feet
    fetter
  254. the highest point; peak
    pinnacle
  255. astounded
    flabbergasted
  256. to come to an end
    surcease
  257. inessential; not constituting a vital part
    extraneous
  258. "drug of forgetfulness" from Greek mythology
    nepenthe
  259. proper behavior, good taste; orderliness
    decorum
  260. abundant
    rife
  261. drawn out; lengthy
    protracted
  262. owing thanks or having a duty to someone in return for help or a service
    beholden
  263. to be outgoing
    extroverted
  264. by the greatest amount or degree possible
    uttermost
  265. capable of being changed; easily shaped
    malleable
  266. unselfish interest in the welfare of others
    altruistic
  267. go ashore; unload cargo from a ship
    disembark
  268. in short supply
    scarce
  269. wasting time
    dilatory
  270. The day before yesterday
    nudiustertian
  271. a place of residence, esp. for military personnel; an assigned station or place, as for officers and crew on a ship
    quarters
  272. being coloured slightly
    tinged
  273. sparkling, twinkling, exceptionally brilliant (applied to mental or personal qualities)
    scintillating
  274. lower in rank, status, or quality
    inferior
  275. a person, especially a soldier or sailor, who rebels or refuses to obey the orders of a person in authority
    mutineer
  276. physically beautiful
    pulchritudinous
  277. to express strong disapproval of
    deprecate
  278. serious and sincere
    earnest
  279. highest order of angels
    seraphim
  280. continuing forever
    perpetual
  281. honesty, frankness
    candor
  282. To persuade someone by using force or threats.
    coerce
  283. a ceramic made of fine clay baked at very high temperatures
    porcelain
  284. "Night of Broken Glass," when Nazis attacked Jews throughout Germany
    Kristallnacht