Carruthers - New Word A Day Vocabulary and Riddles
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FORGO (for-goh)abandon; quit; decline.
Remember: I FORGOT to GO.
ASSUAGE (ah-swayge)abate; relieve; soothe.
making something milder or better.
Remember: SWAY and make it better.
Jan 3
condensing something while keeping the idea.
Remember : BRIDGE and combine words.
Question : You have punctiliouspunctuation. What should be done to correct it?
Jan 4
agreeing to an end to something, usually a contract.
Remember : BROS close the GATE betweenthem.
Answer : Nothing. Punctilious meansdoing something with care.
BRUSQUE (brusk)abrupt; blunt; curt.
behaving in an unfriendly and direct way.
Remember : BRUSH the wrong way.
Question : You become a sexagenarian.Why can you stay in bed all day?
Jan 6
PILLORIED (pil-lor-reed) abuse; contempt; despise.
Remember: Punish with a PILLORY.
CONTUMELY (kon-toom-lee) abuse; scorn.
showing contempt or making an insult.
Remember : CON TO ME.
Question : I say your fame is ephemeral.Why do I talk about fifteen minutes?
Jan 8
AGGRANDIZE (ah-grand-eyes) acclaim; glorify;
Answer : I probably mean the fifteenminutes of fame when someone is famous for a short time.
LAUDATION (law-day-shun) accolade; acclaim;
Remember: A LORD before a NATION.
Question: You get comments on the inelegance of your hat. What will youprobably do next?
Jan 10
ACCRETION (ah-kre-shun) increment; addition;
gradually growing by an outside source.
Remember: ADDITION.
Answer: Stop wearing the hat. Inelegance meansungraceful or crude.
ACRIMONIOUS (ack-kre-moan-ee-us) acrid; bitter.
behaving in a bitter or caustic way.
Remember: ACRID so MOAN US.
Question: What kind of phrase is a banal one?
Jan 12
OBDURATE (ob-jer-rayt) adamant; harsh; dogged;
stubborn and indifferent to advice.
Remember: OBJECT at a fast RATE.
Answer: A banal phrase is a boring saying
Jan 13
ANNEX (an-neks) addition; attachment; appendix;
an extension to an existing building.
Remember: A NEXT
Question: How many utters does a cow have?
Jan 14
EFFICACY (ef-fah-ka-see) effectiveness; potency;
producing a positive and strong effect.
Remember: EFFICIENTLY.
Answer: None. Cows can't talk. The meaning of Utteris to talk. Cows have udders.
Jan15
NIGH (nye) adjacent; bordering; near;
close or near.
Remember : So near I SIGH.
Question: You give your cat a quibble and a bowl of pasteurised milk.Why is it not eating?
Jan 16
UPBRAID (up-brayed) admonish; castigate; censure:
blaming or scolding.
Remember: UP BRAY when we scold.
Answer: Quibble means to argue. You gave your cat an argument.
Jan17
QUASI (kwa-zeye) alike; partly; so-called;
resembling or being alike.
Remember: QUA to our EYE (Qua means being).
Question: You walk in the woods. You enjoy the preternatural scenery.Why do you feel funny?
Jan 18
ENVENOM (en-ven-nom) anger; enrage; infuriate;
angering another with your actions.
Remember: Put IN VENOM and anger.
Answer: Preternatural means being unusual. You feel funny because thescenery is unusual and strange.
Jan 19 
ENNUI (on-we) apathy; melancholy; weariness;
tired and bored.
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