#51 - #251 AP Vocabulary List spacious, roomy

slide1. #51 - #251 AP Vocabulary List<br>
slide2. spacious, roomy<br>
slide3. Intense, enthusiastic,
ardent<br>
slide4. to find out for sure; to verify<br>
slide5. harmless<br>
slide6. brave<br>
slide7. measly; of little value; worthless<br>
slide8. whiny; grouchy; hard-to-please<br>
slide9. immature; juvenile
callow<br>
slide10. payment; compensation<br>
slide11. outflow; emission; wordiness
verbosity<br>
slide12. Irritable; easily angered; grouchy
bilious; petulant; querulous<br>
slide13. consume; swallow; ingest; absorb<br>
slide14. trash; dregs; refuse<br>
slide15. outward appearance
countenance<br>
slide16. conversation; discussion
palaver<br>
slide17. offensive; disgusting<br>
slide18. to calm; to satisfy<br>
slide19. a robot; a gadget<br>
slide20. to interpret incorrectly; to misjudge<br>
slide21. proximity (nearness in place); kinship (nearness of relation)<br>
slide22. bitterness; irritability; meanness<br>
slide23. beginner; newcomer; novice<br>
slide24. A speech praising someone, often dead; a eulogy
an encomium<br>
slide25. to ease; to lessen

conciliate<br>
slide26. Offensive; hateful; full of enmity<br>
slide27. Shameless boldness; audacity
impudence<br>
slide28. unsettling; disturbing<br>
slide29. wholly absorbed; captivated; immersed<br>
slide30. wise; intelligent<br>
slide31. manner; personality

disposition<br>
slide32. to surrender<br>
slide33. to prevent; to hinder; to impede<br>
slide34. argumentative; fond of argument<br>
slide35. significant; remarkable; obvious<br>
slide36. effortless; deft; hasty<br>
slide37. clumsy; unskillful<br>
slide38. An accomplished and presumably irreversible deed<br>
slide39. slavish attention to rules; meticulousness; extreme exactness<br>
slide40. inexpressible; indescribable; unspeakable<br>
slide41. healthful; wholesome; hygienic<br>
slide42. hatred for mankind<br>
slide43. assorted; diversified
multifarious<br>
slide44. superficial; careless; haphazard<br>
slide45. To pretend; to deceive; to feign<br>
slide46. unchanging; eternal<br>
slide47. to make better; to improve<br>
slide48. Lessen; soothe
mitigate<br>
slide49. restrain; to curb; to hamper; hinder
trammel<br>
slide50. to take or claim without right; to confiscate<br>
slide51. a passion; a fondness;
a proclivity<br>
slide52. Hot-tempered; easily angered<br>
slide53. Indecisive; undecided
irresolute<br>
slide54. insolent; rude<br>
slide55. Lewd; obscene; lustful
lascivious<br>
slide56. schemes; plots<br>
slide57. shameful; disgraceful<br>
slide58. unimaginative; academic
didactic<br>
slide59. insistent; domineering
peremptory<br>
slide60. to irritate; to irk<br>
slide61. to pardon; to forgive<br>
slide62. weariness; exhaustion
languor<br>
slide63. complex; obscure; confusing<br>
slide64. Artificial; fake; synthetic; false(adj.)

Someone or something who is false, fake, or artificial (n.)

Facsimile; disingenuous<br>
slide65. miserable; hopeless
insuperable<br>
slide66. shy; timid; reserved
reticent<br>
slide67. Cunning and scheming, especially in politics.

unscrupulous; perfidious<br>
slide68. hardworking; industrious
assiduous<br>
slide69. a funeral song<br>
slide70. moody; irritable; peevish
irascible; bilious<br>
slide71. apparent; supposed<br>
slide72. calmness; composure<br>
slide73. cowardly
pusillanimous<br>
slide74. to combine<br>
slide75. concrete; real; touchable<br>
slide76. to condemn; to criticize harshly
(n.) condemnation
remonstrate (v.)
remonstration (n.)<br>
slide77. to procrastinate; to delay<br>
slide78. Narrow-minded; intolerable
dogmatic<br>
slide79. fond of drink; alcoholic<br>
slide80. Rowdy; unruly; boisterous<br>
slide81. varied; assorted; many<br>
slide82. rambling; indirect; roundabout<br>
slide83. gaudy; flashy<br>
slide84. noisy
cacophonous<br>
slide85. remorse; regret<br>
slide86. learned; scholarly<br>
slide87. very poor;
destitute<br>
slide88. cloudy; unclear<br>
slide89. mulish; stubborn<br>
slide90. a flirt
coquettish (adj.): flirtatious<br>
slide91. to criticize severely<br>
slide92. wandering; unfocused; off-the-subject<br>
slide93. mournful; gloomy; very sad
saturnine<br>
slide94. one who feigns an illness (pretends to be sick)<br>
slide95. plentiful; ample;
replete<br>
slide96. Overabundance; plethora; surfeit; plentitude
Plethora = good OR bad
Surfeit = good<br>
slide97. To purge; to censor; to remove bad or offensive parts<br>
slide98. inordinate greed;
cupidity: greed for money<br>
slide99. to darken or confuse; to obscure<br>
slide100. to trick; to cheat<br>
slide101. withered; dried-up;
arid<br>
slide102. calm; even-tempered; mild<br>
slide103. swiftness; speed; haste<br>
slide104. boundless; measureless<br>
slide105. Loyal; unswerving
resolute<br>
slide106. musical; harmonious
euphonious<br>
slide107. stupid; inane; meaningless
asinine<br>
slide108. to corrupt morally; to seduce<br>
slide109. near death; on the verge of extinction; dying<br>
slide110. vulgar; indecent
scurrilous<br>
slide111. fortunate; lucky<br>
slide112. a convert; a disciple<br>
slide113. the common people; the masses<br>
slide114. a brawl; a free-for-all<br>
slide115. laughable; amusing; comical<br>
slide116. to howl or screech; a racket or noisy disturbance<br>
slide117. A breech of etiquette; a faux pas; a misusage<br>
slide118. pertaining to money; financial<br>
slide119. sassy; cheeky; impudent<br>
slide120. a learned person; an expert<br>
slide121. needless repetition; redundancy<br>
slide122. courtesy; respect<br>
slide123. Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of an uncle; friendly; helpful<br>
slide124. pertaining to beauty; artful or beautiful<br>
slide125. cheerful; jolly; joyful
jocund<br>
slide126. a strong dislike; hatred<br>
slide127. burden; responsibility<br>
slide128. sharp or strong in smell or taste
acrid<br>
slide129. clown
buffoonery: foolishness; silliness<br>
slide130. inhabitant; resident<br>
slide131. to shorten; to lop; to trim<br>
slide132. carefree;
happy-go-lucky<br>
slide133. a confident or stylish manner; dash<br>
slide134. trickery; deception
sophistry (SOF uh stree)<br>
slide135. pleasing in sound; harmonious
mellifluous<br>
slide136. discordant; noisy; harsh-sounding
clamorous<br>
slide137. socially awkward; socially clumsy<br>
slide138. convincing; to the point; conclusive<br>
slide139. undeniable; unquestionable
incontrovertible<br>
slide140. a pest; someone who is bothersome<br>
slide141. harmful; deadly; (obsolete – evil; wicked)<br>
slide142. sinful; unethical; irreligious<br>
slide143. jolly; light-hearted; joyful
blithe; jovial<br>
slide144. clear; easily understood
limpid<br>
slide145. hairy<br>
slide146. lukewarm; mild; half-hearted<br>
slide147. a grouch; a crank; a churl<br>
slide148. ornate; flowery; red; ruddy<br>
slide149. charitable;
beneficent<br>
slide150. divergent; entirely dissimilar<br>
slide151. to denounce; to criticize severely; to drub<br>
slide152. to hint; to imply; to suggest<br>
slide153. cross; cranky; irritable
querulous; bilious; petulant; irascible<br>
slide154. lacking tolerance or understanding; narrow-minded; near-sighted<br>
slide155. annoying; vexing; upsetting<br>
slide156. expressing or conferring praise; commendatory<br>
slide157. determined; unwavering;
steadfast<br>
slide158. bravery; valor<br>
slide159. biased; partisan; prejudiced<br>
slide160. strong, often public, insult; disgrace
animadversion<br>
slide161. excessively sweet; cloying; ingratiating<br>
slide162. jovial; festive; friendly<br>
slide163. end; passing; death<br>
slide164. light-hearted joking; banter
repartee<br>
slide165. irritable; peevish; sickeningly unpleasant
fractious; petulant; querulous; irascible<br>
slide166. relevant; appropriate<br>
slide167. to stop; to crush; to conquer<br>
slide168. peaceful; calm<br>
slide169. fair; balmy; moderate<br>
slide170. hard-to-understand; profound; abstruse
esoteric<br>
slide171. to steal; to take without permission<br>
slide172. stealthy; sneaky; secretive<br>
slide173. to speak pompously; to preach; to lecture<br>
slide174. changeable; fluctuating
capricious<br>
slide175. to spit<br>
slide176. moderate in eating or drinking; abstinent
ascetic<br>
slide177. of doubtful authenticity; fictitious; mystical<br>
slide178. eager to obtain knowledge or things; desirous; greedy<br>
slide179. a mixture<br>
slide180. Using words sparingly; succinct
laconic<br>
slide181. talkative; chatty
prolix<br>
slide182. to prove wrong; to dispute
to abnegate<br>
slide183. manly; macho<br>
slide184. gloomy; depressed
lugubrious<br>
slide185. knowledge of just what to do; diplomacy; savvy<br>
slide186. a letter; a memo<br>
slide187. A pretense; a false or deceiving appearance<br>
slide188. to propose; to suggest; to assert<br>
slide189. to worsen; to intensify; to aggravate<br>
slide190. correctness; properness; legitimacy<br>
slide191. to calm; to pacify
assuage; conciliate<br>
slide192. to cast overboard; to discard<br>
slide193. clothing; garments<br>
slide194. to ripple; to move in wave-like motions; to billow<br>
slide195. ineffective; weak; careless<br>
slide196. To criticize; to belittle; to condemn
discommend; deprecate<br>
slide197. zesty; tangy; flavorful<br>
slide198. stubborn; pig-headed; rebellious<br>
slide199. to quench; to allay
mitigate<br>
slide200. meddlesome; pushy; obtrusive<br>
slide201. Lightheartedness; fun
frippery<br>
slide202. frolic; play; prance about<br>
slide203. Abduction; seizure<br>
slide204. The justification of some act or belief; substantiation<br>
slide205. Maintain or assert; hypothesize
aver<br>
slide206. avoid; forgo; give up
abjure<br>
slide207. Learn; gather; harvest<br>
slide208. Small space between; interval; gap<br>
slide209. centerpiece; main attraction<br>
slide210. Not from natural resources; artificial<br>
slide211. Foul-smelling vapor or waste; exhaust fumes<br>
slide212. Tending to find faults; nit-picking; overcritical<br>
slide213. Having a strong pleasant smell<br>
slide214. Offensively malodorous;
Stinky
fusty<br>
slide215. To attract; to enamor<br>
slide216. Unfaithful; traitorous<br>
slide217. Showing characteristics of age, especially having gray or white hair<br>
slide218. A pressing or urgent situation; an emergency<br>
slide219. Undress or negligent attire; nakedness<br>
slide220. Very thin, especially from disease or hunger<br>
slide221. Good-humored satire; teasing
badinage<br>
slide222. Condemn; berate
castigate<br>
slide223. To obstruct; to mystify; to hinder<br>
slide224. To give in to; to cave in; to go along with<br>
slide225. a dilemma; a difficult situation; an entanglement
quagmire<br>
slide226. haughty; conceited; stuck-up<br>
slide227. to confuse; to frustrate; to perplex<br>
slide228. Berserk; psycho; haywire<br>
slide229. extraordinary; fantastic; ultimate<br>
slide230. setting;atmosphere<br>
slide231. cowardly; fearful<br>
slide232. beautiful; dazzling; charming<br>
slide233. exhausted; very tired (British slang)<br>
slide234. menacing; threatening
portentous<br>
slide235. blooming; producing many flowers; flowering<br>
slide236. To criticize sharply; to censure<br>
slide237. fierce; cruel; brutal
contumacious<br>
slide238. a small amount; an iota; a crumb<br>
slide239. cautious; safe; discreet<br>
slide240. ill-will; hatred; hostility<br>
slide241. to correct; to rectify; to debunk<br>
slide242. pompous; bombastic; overblown;(using unnecessarily flowery language)<br>
slide243. Verbal abuse; harsh accusation; obloquy<br>
slide244. false; deceitful; lying
n. mendacity<br>
slide245. stubborn; hard-headed; refractory<br>
slide246. Scarcity; lack; dearth<br>
slide247. honesty; justice; rightness<br>
slide248. to bicker; to argue over irrelevant details<br>
slide249. jumble; turmoil; confusion
v. To wallow in turmoil<br>
slide250. inevitable; unavoidable<br>
slide251. foolish talk; nonsense; gibberish<br>