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33. metaphor

68. diphtheria

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34. scuttle

69. reproachful

35. thoroughfare

70. clandestine

36. staunchest

71. imploring

37. virtuous

72. fatuous

38. compulsory

73. divan

39. unobtrusively

74. brusquely

40. unperceived

75. patronage

41. degradation

76. grouses

42. peonies

77. furbelow

43. satchel

78. prospectus

44. annex

79. impudent

45. wrought

80. beseech

46. poignantly

81. insurrection

47. gaudy

82. cloistered emperor

48. cinema

83. abdicate

49. oasis

84. woe

50. prominent

85. samurai

51. fascist

86. injunction

52. chattels

87. fomenting

53. hypochondria

88. solemnly

54. macabre

89. minstrel

55. enthralled

90. forsook

56. obstinate

91. aloof

57. gibes

92. cajole

58. rendezvous

93. fain

59. fuhrer

94. irreverently

60. saboteur

95. begrudged

61. incendiary

96. ascendancy

62. pedantic

97. beckoned

63. delousing

98. disemboweled

64. industrious

99. primordial

65. Gestapo

100.prostrate

1. waif
2. ring
3. mead
4. thanes
5. eddy
6. retainer
7. fen
8. palisade
9. mere
10. flagon
11. burnished
12. runes
13. bridle
14. hilt
15. pyre
16. noose
17. skulk
18. sheath
19. linden
20. lament
21. galleon
22. moor
23. claret
24. rapier
25. cobbles
26. plaiting
27. wicket
28. hostler
29. casement
30. loathsome
31. consolation
32. cunningly

66. Swastika
67. capitulate

Write the matching number.

1 a forsaken or orphaned child

- distress
medieval Japans warrior class
giving business to a store as a
customer
to grumble and complain
- light white wood used for making
furniture, houses, boxes etc.

a small bag, sometimes with a shoulder

strap
current running contrary to the main
current sometimes producing whirlpools
small lake or marsh
mocking words, jeer
covering for a blade, sword, dagger
etc.
a formal business document

to renounce power

- to express sorrow, mourning, or regret

ruffle, frill strip of fabric

a large sailing ship

lacking modesty, disregard of others

- to persuade by flattery or promises

to beg urgently and eagerly

leader in German; Adolf Hitler

a command; order

fertile area in a desert with fresh water

stealthy move, lie or keep in hiding

with negative intentions

rolling wasteland usually covered with

low-growing shrubs

- to instigate trouble

hard working

serious, grave

- secret police during the Nazi regime

a window that opens outward on side

hinges

dark red, like red wine

- disgusting; revolting; repulsive

a small door or gate

to run quickly with hurried movements

a worker who takes care of horses at

an inn

firm, determine, and steadfast in

principle and loyalty

sword

something that comforts

comparison without signal words that

suggests one thing is another

in a clever way that is meant to trick or

deceive

in a way that attracts little or no

attention

rounded stones used for paving roads

not seen

braiding

to lower in dignity

morally good; honorable

addition to a building

- captivated and charmed

- embellished, not crude

inflexible and persistent, not yielding

strong and intense feelings, moving

and heartfelt

- type of flowers

excessively showy

- a poet and musician who sang or

recited while playing a stringed
instrument
(past tense of forsake) to quit or leave
entirely; abandon
motion picture, movies
highly noticeable
supporter of radical authoritarian
nationalistic political ideology
personal property that can be moved
excessive chronic anxiety about ones
health

polished until glossy

causing fire or anger
written language used by ancient
Germanic people
suggesting the horror of death;
gruesome
agreement to meet at a specific place
and time
- harness of a horse
- reserved or reticent; indifferent;
disinterested
to resent

someone who undermines and destroys

- to cut or slash open the abdomen of

excessive, showy concern for books,

learning, and rules

- to surrender unconditionally, give up

resistance

to remove lice

- contagious disease causing fever and

swelling of the throat

- the official emblem of the Nazi party

- governing or controlling influence;
domination

- gladly; willingly

- to signal, summon, or direct by a

gesture of the head or hand.

vessel for holding alcoholic liquids

with a spout and a handle

- an expression of rebuke or disapproval

in secrecy or concealment

a beginning; giving origin to

something derived

an alcoholic drink

handle of a sword or dagger

warriors who serve a king or lord in

exchange for treasure

- heap for burning

that which must be done; required

not respectful

sofa without arms or back

a loop with a knot that binds closer the

more it is drawn

to beg urgently and piteously

- to cast (oneself) face down on the

ground in humility

foolish or silly

ruler, king

abrupt in manner; blunt; rough

low, swampy land

an attendant to the king

a defensive fortification or fence made

of pointed sticks

revolt, rebellion
retired emperor who continues to
exercise power

a street that leads to another street at

each end, main road