Question 1

unnamed; unknown; lacking individuality or character

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anonymous (adj)

Question 2

to nibble, graze; read casually; to window-shop

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browse (verb)

Question 3

to deceive

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dupe (verb)

Question 4

a person easily tricked or deceived

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dupe (noun)

Question 5

active, energetic, forceful

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dynamic (adj)

Question 6

to root out, get rid of, destroy completely

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eradicate (verb)

Question 7

to prevent from accomplishing; to cause feelings of discouragement

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frustrate (verb)

Question 8

stern, fierce, savage, and cruel

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grim (adj)

Question 9

not capable of being copied or imitated

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inimitable (adj)

Question 10

crude, flimsy, or temporary

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makeshift (adj)

Question 11

a temporary substitute or solution

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makeshift (noun)

Question 12

in, at, or near the edge; only barely good or large enough for the purpose

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marginal (adj)

Question 13

waiting to be settled

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pending (adj)

Question 14

to order as a rule or course to be followed; to order for medical purposes

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prescribe (verb)

Question 15

something seen in advance

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preview (noun)

Question 16

to view beforehand

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preview (verb)

Question 17

standing out so as to be easily seen; important, well-known

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prominent (adj)

Question 18

odd or old-fashioned in a pleasing way; clever or skillfully made

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quaint (adj)

Question 19

unwilling; holding back

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reluctant (adj)

Question 20

to handle very economically or stingily; to supply in a way that is small or short

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scrimp (verb)

Question 21

a trap or entanglement

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snare (noun)

Question 22

to trap or catch

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snare (verb)

Question 23

greatest, highest, farthest

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utmost (adj)

Question 24

the extreme limit

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utmost (noun)

Question 25

punishment in return for an injury or wrong; unusual force or violence

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vengeance (noun)

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