| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | adjacent | next to or nearby |
| 2. | adolescent | a teenager |
| 3. | ancient | very old |
| 4. | apparent | clear or obvious |
| 5. | applicant | a person applying |
| 6. | arrogant | overly proud |
| 7. | assistant | a person who helps |
| 8. | attendant | a person who assists |
| 9. | brilliant | exceptionally clever or bright |
| 10. | claimant | a person making a claim |
| 11. | competent | capable and effective |
| 12. | confident | sure of oneself |
| 13. | consequent | following as a result |
| 14. | consistent | acting the same way |
| 15. | constant | unchanging; continuous |
| 16. | consultant | an expert adviser |
| 17. | contestant | a person in a competition |
| 18. | convenient | easy and useful |
| 19. | current | happening now; flowing |
| 20. | debutant | a young social newcomer |
| 21. | defendant | a person accused in court |
| 22. | deficient | lacking something needed |
| 23. | dependent | relying on someone or something |
| 24. | descendant | a person from an ancestor |
| 25. | different | not the same |
| 26. | distant | far away in space or time |
| 27. | dormant | inactive but alive |
| 28. | efficient | working well with little waste |
| 29. | elegant | graceful and stylish |
| 30. | emigrant | a person leaving a country |
| 31. | equivalent | equal in value or meaning |
| 32. | evident | plain to see |
| 33. | excellent | extremely good |
| 34. | expedient | useful for a purpose |
| 35. | extent | the size or degree |
| 36. | ferment | chemical change by microbes |
| 37. | fragrant | having a pleasant smell |
| 38. | frequent | happening often |
| 39. | hesitant | slow to decide or act |
| 40. | ignorant | lacking knowledge |
| 41. | immigrant | a person moving into a country |
| 42. | important | having great significance |
| 43. | independent | free from outside control |
| 44. | informant | a person giving information |
| 45. | inhabitant | a person living in a place |
| 46. | innocent | not guilty; harmless |
| 47. | insistent | demanding firmly and repeatedly |
| 48. | intelligent | smart; able to learn well |
| 49. | intent | purpose or plan |
| 50. | latent | present but hidden |
| 51. | lenient | not harsh or strict |
| 52. | lieutenant | a military officer rank |
| 53. | merchant | a person who buys and sells |
| 54. | migrant | a person who moves place |
| 55. | mutant | changed from the usual form |
| 56. | nutrient | a nourishing substance |
| 57. | obedient | willing to follow orders |
| 58. | occupant | a person using a place |
| 59. | parent | a mother or father |
| 60. | participant | a person taking part |
| 61. | patient | able to wait calmly |
| 62. | percent | per hundred |
| 63. | permanent | lasting for a long time |
| 64. | persistent | continuing despite difficulty |
| 65. | pleasant | giving enjoyment |
| 66. | present | existing now; in attendance |
| 67. | president | head of a republic |
| 68. | prominent | important or well-known |
| 69. | radiant | shining brightly |
| 70. | recent | happening not long ago |
| 71. | redundant | no longer needed; repetitive |
| 72. | relevant | closely connected to the matter |
| 73. | reluctant | unwilling; hesitant |
| 74. | resident | a person who lives somewhere |
| 75. | resilient | able to recover quickly |
| 76. | respondent | a person who answers |
| 77. | salient | most noticeable or important |
| 78. | sergeant | a rank in police or army |
| 79. | servant | a worker in a household |
| 80. | significant | important or meaningful |
| 81. | silent | making no sound |
| 82. | solvent | able to pay debts |
| 83. | student | a person who studies |
| 84. | superintendent | a person in charge |
| 85. | tenant | a person who rents property |
| 86. | tolerant | accepting of differences |
| 87. | torrent | a fast, violent flow |
| 88. | transparent | see-through; easy to understand |
| 89. | unpleasant | not enjoyable or agreeable |
| 90. | unrepentant | showing no regret |
| 91. | unsent | not sent |
| 92. | upcurrent | an upward water current |
| 93. | urgent | needing immediate attention |
| 94. | vergent | tending toward a point |
| 95. | vibrant | full of energy and color |
| 96. | vigilant | watchful and alert |
| 97. | violent | using physical force |
| 98. | viscount | a British noble rank |
| 99. | warrant | an official legal authorization |
| 100. | wonderment | a feeling of amazement |
