| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | accomplice | partner in wrongdoing |
| 2. | adversary | opponent or enemy |
| 3. | altruist | selfless person |
| 4. | ambidextrous | able to use both hands |
| 5. | ambiguous | having more than one meaning |
| 6. | anonymous | with no name known |
| 7. | antidote | remedy against poison |
| 8. | apathetic | showing no interest |
| 9. | arsonist | person who sets fires |
| 10. | ascetic | person avoiding physical pleasures |
| 11. | atheist | person who disbelieves in God |
| 12. | audible | able to be heard |
| 13. | autocrat | absolute ruler |
| 14. | benefactor | person who gives help |
| 15. | bibliophile | book lover |
| 16. | blasphemy | insult to sacred things |
| 17. | braggart | boastful person |
| 18. | cannibal | one who eats human flesh |
| 19. | celibate | person abstaining from marriage |
| 20. | centenarian | person aged one hundred |
| 21. | coherent | logical and consistent |
| 22. | commemorate | honor by remembering |
| 23. | connoisseur | expert judge in taste |
| 24. | controversy | public disagreement |
| 25. | convalescent | recovering from illness |
| 26. | corpulent | fat or bulky |
| 27. | credulous | too ready to believe |
| 28. | deafening | extremely loud |
| 29. | defamation | damaging false statement |
| 30. | deleterious | harmful |
| 31. | demagogue | leader who stirs emotions |
| 32. | despot | tyrannical ruler |
| 33. | destitute | extremely poor |
| 34. | detractor | person who criticizes unfairly |
| 35. | dilemma | difficult choice between options |
| 36. | diplomat | skilled negotiator |
| 37. | eccentric | unconventional person or behavior |
| 38. | edible | fit to be eaten |
| 39. | egotist | self-centered person |
| 40. | eligible | qualified to be chosen |
| 41. | eloquent | fluent and persuasive |
| 42. | emigrant | person leaving a country |
| 43. | ephemeral | lasting a short time |
| 44. | epidemic | widespread disease outbreak |
| 45. | fabricate | invent falsely |
| 46. | fatalist | one who accepts fate |
| 47. | feasible | possible and practical |
| 48. | fictitious | imaginary, not real |
| 49. | flammable | easily set on fire |
| 50. | fugitive | person fleeing arrest |
| 51. | garrulous | talking too much |
| 52. | glutton | person who overeats |
| 53. | gregarious | fond of company |
| 54. | guardian | protector or caretaker |
| 55. | habitable | fit to live in |
| 56. | hackneyed | overused and unoriginal |
| 57. | hypochondriac | person obsessed with illness |
| 58. | hypocrisy | false appearance of virtue |
| 59. | iconoclast | attacker of cherished beliefs |
| 60. | illegible | too unclear to read |
| 61. | impartial | fair and unbiased |
| 62. | impetuous | acting without thought |
| 63. | inaudible | unable to be heard |
| 64. | incognito | with identity concealed |
| 65. | incorrigible | unable to be corrected |
| 66. | ineffable | too great to describe |
| 67. | jubilant | very joyful |
| 68. | judicious | showing good judgment |
| 69. | laconic | using few words |
| 70. | legible | clear enough to read |
| 71. | lethargic | sluggish and tired |
| 72. | lexicographer | dictionary writer |
| 73. | longevity | long life |
| 74. | lucrative | producing much profit |
| 75. | maladroit | clumsy or unskillful |
| 76. | malevolent | wishing evil to others |
| 77. | misanthrope | person who hates people |
| 78. | misnomer | wrong or misleading name |
| 79. | mundane | ordinary and dull |
| 80. | negligent | careless in duty |
| 81. | nomad | person with no fixed home |
| 82. | novice | beginner |
| 83. | omniscient | knowing everything |
| 84. | optimist | hopeful person |
| 85. | ubiquitous | present everywhere |
| 86. | ultimatum | final demand or terms |
| 87. | unanimous | fully in agreement |
| 88. | uncanny | strangely mysterious or unsettling |
| 89. | underdog | expected loser in a contest |
| 90. | understatement | deliberately restrained expression |
| 91. | unilateral | done by one side only |
| 92. | usurper | one who seizes power |
| 93. | vacillate | waver between choices |
| 94. | vanguard | leading position or group |
| 95. | venerate | regard with deep respect |
| 96. | verbose | using more words than needed |
| 97. | versatile | skilled in many areas |
| 98. | veteran | person with long experience |
| 99. | virtuoso | highly skilled performer |
| 100. | vivacious | lively and animated |
