check.txt

aboveboard (adjective):
abysmal (adjective):
acme (noun):
advocate (verb):
advocate (noun):
affable (adjective):
affluent (adjective):
altruism (noun):
amiable (adjective):
amply (adverb):
amuck (adverb):
analogous (adjective):
animosity (noun):
antedated (verb):
antiquated (adjective):
apex (noun):
aphorism (noun):
aphoristic (adjective):
appreciable (adjective):
apprehension (noun):
archaic (adjective):
ascendancy (noun):
ascribe (verb):
assail (verb):
assuage (verb):
augment (verb):
autonomously (adverb):
avarice (noun):
avert (verb):
avert (verb):
avid (adjective):
badger (verb):
balk (verb):
banish (verb):
beatific (adjective):
becoming (adjective):
begrudge (verb):
begrudge (verb):
behooves (verb):
belittle (verb):
bellicose (adjective):
benign (adjective):
benign (adjective):
besiege (verb):
besmirch (verb):
bleak (adjective):
boon (noun):
boon (adjective):
boorish (adjective):
brusquely (adverb):
buck (verb):
buttress (verb):
cadaverous (adjective):
candid (adjective):
candidness (noun):
cardinal (adjective):
carping (adjective):
catalyst (noun):
cavalier (adjective):
censor (verb):
cerebral (adjective):
champion (verb):
chauvinist (noun):
check (verb):
check (noun):
checkered (adjective):
chivalrous (adjective):
clemency (noun):
coalesce (verb):
cogent (adjective):
cohesive (adjective):
collusion (noun):
colossal (adjective):
commendable (adjective):
complacent (adjective):
complementary (adjective):
compound (verb):
conducive (adjective):
conniving (verb):
consecrate (verb):
constraint (noun):
consummate (adjective):
consummate (verb):
contemptuous (adjective):
contrite (adjective):
conundrum (noun):
convivial (adjective):
convoluted (adjective):
cornucopia (noun):
corroborate (verb):
cosmopolitan (adjective):
credence (noun):
creditable (adjective):
credulity (noun):
cumbersome (adjective):
dearth (noun):
debase (verb):
debunk (verb):
decimation (noun):
degrade (verb):
delegate (verb):
deliberate (verb):
demean (verb):
demure (adjective):
deride (verb):
derisive (adjective):
derogative (adjective):
desecrate (verb):
destitute (adjective):
destitute (adjective):
deter (verb):
deter (verb):
detrimental (adjective):
devolve (verb):
devolve (verb):
diabolical (adjective):
differentiate (verb):
differentiate (verb):
dilapidated (adjective):
diligent (adjective):
discord (noun):
discreet (adjective):
discriminate (verb):
disenfranchise (verb):
disheartened (adjective):
disparate (adjective):
dispatch (noun):
dispatch (verb):
docile (adjective):
dog (verb):
dupe (verb):
dupe (noun):
eccentric (adjective):
egotist (noun):
eke (verb):
elaborate (adjective):
elaborate (verb):
elude (verb):
elusive (adjective):
embellish (verb):
embroiled (adjective):
empathetic (adjective):
emulate (verb):
endemic (adjective):
enmity (noun):
entice (verb):
enumerate (verb):
enumerate (verb):
err (verb):
errant (adjective):
erratic (adjective):
euphoria (noun):
evasive (adjective):
evasive (adjective):
evenhanded (adjective):
exasperate (verb):
excruciating (adjective):
exemplify (verb):
exemplify (verb):
exhort (verb):
extenuating (adjective):
facetious (adjective):
fawn (verb):
ferret (verb):
fete (verb):
fickle (adjective):
finagle (verb):
fledgling (adjective):
fleece (verb):
flounder (verb):
flush (adjective):
foible (noun):
foolhardy (adjective):
forthright (adjective):
futile (adjective):
genial (adjective):
genteel (adjective):
glean (verb):
glib (adjective):
goad (verb):
grovel (verb):
guffaw (verb):
hamper (verb):
hamstrung (verb):
heyday (noun):
hodgepodge (noun):
hound (verb):
humdrum (adjective):
illicit (adjective):
immaterial (adjective):
impeccable (adjective):
impede (verb):
impending (adjective):
impermeable (adjective):
implicate (verb):
implicate (verb):
imponderable (adjective):
impregnable (adjective):
inadvertent (adjective):
inarticulate (adjective):
incense (verb):
incessant (adjective):
inclement (adjective):
inclement (adjective):
incumbent (adjective):
indict (verb):
indigenous (adjective):
indignant (adjective):
industrious (adjective):
inflammable (adjective):
ingenuity (noun):
inkling (noun):
insipid (adjective):
insolvent (adjective):
intermittent (adjective):
inundate (verb):
irascible (adjective):
irk (verb):
irresolute (adjective):
jargon (noun):
jocular (adjective):
junta (noun):
laborious (adjective):
leery (adjective):
lethargic (adjective):
lucid (adjective):
macabre (adjective):
malady (noun):
malevolent (adjective):
malleable (adjective):
malleable (adjective):
malodorous (adjective):
martial (adjective):
maxim (noun):
meander (verb):
melancholy (noun):
melee (noun):
mesmerize (verb):
misanthrope (noun):
miscreant (noun):
miser (noun):
misogynist (noun):
moment (noun):
moot (adjective):
morose (adjective):
morph (verb):
muted (adjective):
obdurate (adjective):
obliging (adjective):
obstinate (adjective):
ornate (adjective):
paradoxical (adjective):
pastoral (adjective):
patronize (verb):
paucity (noun):
peevish (adjective):
perennial (adjective):
perpetuate (verb):
perquisite (noun):
pertinent (adjective):
perturb (verb):
peruse (verb):
pine (verb):
pinnacle (noun):
piquant (adjective):
pithy (adjective):
pittance (noun):
placid (adjective):
plodding (adjective):
ploy (noun):
powwow (noun):
precarious (adjective):
precedent (noun):
preempt (verb):
preemptive (adjective):
presumption (noun):
presumption (noun):
presumptuous (adjective):
prevail (verb):
prevail (verb):
pristine (adjective):
pristine (adjective):
profuse (adjective):
profusion (noun):
proponent (noun):
provisional (adjective):
pugnacious (adjective):
qualm (noun):
quandary (noun):
quip (noun):
raffish (adjective):
raft (noun):
rakish (adjective):
rankle (verb):
rash (adjective):
redress (noun):
relegate (verb):
remiss (adjective):
renege (verb):
replete (adjective):
reprobate (noun):
reservation (noun):
resignation (noun):
resolve (verb):
respite (noun):
retiring (adjective):
retract (verb):
rile (verb):
robust (adjective):
sanctimonious (adjective):
sanguine (adjective):
savvy (noun):
savvy (verb):
savvy (adjective):
scintillating (adjective):
screed (noun):
sentimental (adjective):
serendipity (noun):
serene (adjective):
slapdash (adjective):
smattering (noun):
smug (adjective):
snide (adjective):
snub (verb):
sordid (adjective):
spendthrift (noun):
spurn (verb):
squander (verb):
staid (adjective):
start (verb):
steadfast (adjective):
stem (verb):
stipend (noun):
stolid (adjective):
stymie (verb):
summit (noun):
summit (noun):
surly (adjective):
tact (noun):
tarnish (verb):
tawdry (adjective):
taxing (adjective):
telling (adjective):
telltale (adjective):
tender (verb):
thoroughgoing (adjective):
thrifty (adjective):
thwart (verb):
tirade (noun):
tout (verb):
transitory (adjective):
travail (noun):
tribulation (noun):
tumult (noun):
uncanny (adjective):
uncompromising (adjective):
unconscionable (adjective):
underwrite (verb):
unnerve (verb):
unprecedented (adjective):
unruly (adjective):
unseemly (adjective):
urbane (adjective):
vacuous (adjective):
vanquish (verb):
variance (noun):
veneer (noun):
vicarious (adjective):
vie (verb):
vindictive (adjective):
virago (noun):
voracious (adjective):
wanton (adjective):
wax (verb):
whimsical (adjective):
zenith (noun):
aberrant (adjective):
aberration (noun):
abstain (verb):
abstruse (adjective):
accolade (noun):
acerbic (adjective):
acrimony (noun):
adamant (adjective):
admonish (verb):
admonitory (adjective):
aesthete (noun):
aesthetic (adjective):
aesthetic (noun):
amalgam (noun):
ambiguous (adjective):
ambivalent (adjective):
ameliorate (verb):
amenable (adjective):
amorphous (adjective):
anomalous (adjective):
anomaly (noun):
antipathy (noun):
antithetical (adjective):
apathetic (adjective):
apathy (noun):
apocryphal (adjective):
appease (verb):
arbitrary (adjective):
arcane (adjective):
arduous (adjective):
artful (adjective):
artful (adjective):
ascetic (adjective):
ascetic (noun):
askance (adverb):
audacious (adjective):
audacity (noun):
auspicious (adjective):
austere (adjective):
austere (adjective):
austere (adjective):
avaricious (adjective):
banal (adjective):
banality (noun):
belie (verb):
belligerent (adjective):
betray (verb):
blatant (adjective):
bolster (verb):
brazen (adjective):
bucolic (adjective):
bumbling (adjective):
burgeon (verb):
calumny (noun):
capricious (adjective):
castigate (verb):
censure (verb):
chastise (verb):
chortle (verb):
circumscribe (verb):
circumvent (verb):
commensurate (adjective):
concede (verb):
concede (verb):
concede (verb):
confound (verb):
confound (verb):
conspicuous (adjective):
constituent (noun):
constituent (noun):
construe (verb):
contingent (noun):
contingent (adjective):
contrition (noun):
contrive (verb):
copious (adjective):
craven (adjective):
cryptic (adjective):
culminate (verb):
culpability (noun):
decorous (adjective):
decorum (noun):
deferential (adjective):
deleterious (adjective):
delineate (verb):
demur (verb):
denigrate (verb):
denote (verb):
derivative (adjective):
derive (verb):
derive (verb):
dictatorial (adjective):
didactic (adjective):
diffident (adjective):
dilatory (adjective):
dilettante (noun):
disaffected (adjective):
discrete (adjective):
disinterested (adjective):
dispassionate (adjective):
disseminate (verb):
dogmatic (adjective):
duress (noun):
eclectic (adjective):
economical (adjective):
edifying (adjective):
efficacious (adjective):
egregious (adjective):
elicit (verb):
elucidate (verb):
eminent (adjective):
enervate (verb):
engender (verb):
entrenched (adjective):
ephemeral (adjective):
equivocal (adjective):
eradicate (verb):
erudite (adjective):
eschew (verb):
esoteric (adjective):
espouse (verb):
exacerbate (verb):
exacting (adjective):
exalt (verb):
exonerate (verb):
expound (verb):
extant (adjective):
fallacious (adjective):
fastidious (adjective):
flux (noun):
foment (verb):
forlorn (adjective):
forthcoming (adjective):
forthcoming (adjective):
fortuitous (adjective):
frivolous (adjective):
frugal (adjective):
frustrate (verb):
furtive (adjective):
gainsay (verb):
gall (noun):
gall (noun):
galvanize (verb):
garrulous (adjective):
gauche (adjective):
germane (adjective):
glut (noun):
glut (verb):
gossamer (adjective):
gregarious (adjective):
guileless (adjective):
hackneyed (adjective):
haphazard (adjective):
harangue (noun):
harangue (verb):
harried (adjective):
haughty (adjective):
hegemony (adjective):
heretic (noun):
iconoclast (noun):
iconoclastic (adjective):
idiosyncrasy (noun):
ignoble (adjective):
ignominious (adjective):
immutable (adjective):
impartial (adjective):
impertinent (adjective):
implacable (adjective):
implausible (adjective):
imprudent (adjective):
impudent (adjective):
incisive (adjective):
incongruous (adjective):
incorrigible (adjective):
indecorous (adjective):
indifference (noun):
inexorable (adjective):
ingenuous (adjective):
ingratiate (verb):
inimical (adjective):
innocuous (adjective):
inscrutable (adjective):
insidious (adjective):
insolent (adjective):
intimate (verb):
intransigent (adjective):
intrepid (adjective):
inveterate (adjective):
involved (adjective):
irrevocable (adjective):
itinerant (adjective):
jingoism (noun):
jovial (adjective):
jubilant (adjective):
juxtapose (verb):
laconic (adjective):
lambast (verb):
languid (adjective):
largess (noun):
laudable (adjective):
lionize (verb):
magnanimous (adjective):
maintain (verb):
maladroit (adjective):
maverick (noun):
mawkish (adjective):
mendacity (noun):
mercurial (adjective):
meticulous (adjective):
misconstrue (verb):
mitigate (verb):
mitigate (verb):
mollify (verb):
mundane (adjective):
mundane (adjective):
munificent (adjective):
myopic (adjective):
myriad (noun):
negligible (adjective):
nonplussed (verb):
nuance (noun):
obscure (verb):
obscure (adjective):
obsequious (adjective):
opaque (adjective):
opulence (noun):
ostentatious (adjective):
ostracize (verb):
panache (noun):
parochial (adjective):
parsimonious (adjective):
pedantic (adjective):
pedestrian (adjective):
pejorative (adjective):
perfidy (noun):
pernicious (adjective):
petulant (adjective):
placate (verb):
platitude (noun):
poignant (adjective):
polemic (noun):
posit (verb):
pragmatic (adjective):
precipitous (adjective):
preclude (verb):
precocious (adjective):
predilection (noun):
prescience (noun):
prevaricate (verb):
prodigal (adjective):
prodigious (adjective):
profligate (adjective):
profligate (noun):
prolific (adjective):
propitious (adjective):
provincial (adjective):
pundit (noun):
qualify (adjective):
qualify (verb):
querulous (adjective):
quotidian (adjective):
ravenous (adjective):
rebuke (verb):
reconcile (verb):
recondite (adjective):
refractory (adjective):
refute (verb):
reproach (verb):
repudiate (verb):
rescind (verb):
restive (adjective):
resurgent (adjective):
reticent (adjective):
reverent (adjective):
rudimentary (adjective):
rustic (adjective):
sanction (verb):
sanction (noun):
scrupulous (adjective):
scrupulous (adjective):
soporific (adjective):
specious (adjective):
specious (adjective):
sporadic (adjective):
spurious (adjective):
staunch (adjective):
stringent (adjective):
subsume (verb):
subsume (verb):
subversive (adjective):
sullen (adjective):
superfluous (adjective):
superfluous (adjective):
supplant (verb):
sycophant (noun):
taciturn (adjective):
tantamount (adjective):
temperance (noun):
tempered (adjective):
tenacious (adjective):
timorous (adjective):
torpor (noun):
tortuous (adjective):
tractable (adjective):
transient (adjective):
travesty (noun):
treacherous (adjective):
treacherous (adjective):
trite (adjective):
truncate (verb):
undermine (adjective):
underscore (verb):
unequivocal (adjective):
unscrupulous (adjective):
upbraid (verb):
vacillate (verb):
vehement (adjective):
venality (noun):
venerate (verb):
veracious (adjective):
vilify (verb):
vindicate (verb):
vociferous (adjective):
volubility (noun):
wanting (adjective):
winsome (adjective):
abjure (verb):
abrogate (verb):
adjudicate (verb):
afford (verb):
alacrity (noun):
anachronism (noun):
anathema (noun):
anemic (adjective):
anodyne (noun):
anodyne (adjective):
antic (adjective):
aplomb (noun):
apogee (noun):
apostate (noun):
apothegm (noun):
apotheosis (noun):
approbatory (adjective):
appropriate (verb):
appropriate (verb):
appurtenant (adjective):
arch (adjective):
arrant (adjective):
arriviste (noun):
arrogate (verb):
artifice (noun):
artless (adjective):
artlessness (noun):
asperity (noun):
assiduously (adverb):
atavism (noun):
attenuate (verb):
autocratic (adjective):
autocratic (adjective):
baleful (adjective):
base (adjective):
bastardization (noun):
beg (verb):
bemoan (verb):
benighted (adjective):
bereft (adjective):
bereft (adjective):
besotted (adjective):
besotted (adjective):
bilious (adjective):
blinkered (adjective):
bowdlerize (verb):
bridle (verb):
bridle (verb):
bristle (verb):
broadside (noun):
bromide (noun):
brook (verb):
browbeat (verb):
byzantine (adjective):
callow (adjective):
canard (noun):
capitulate (noun):
cataclysm (noun):
catholic (adjective):
cede (verb):
celerity (noun):
chagrin (noun):
chagrin (verb):
charlatan (noun):
chary (adjective):
chauvinism (noun):
chimera (noun):
choleric (adjective):
churlish (adjective):
complaisant (adjective):
complicit (adjective):
conciliate (verb):
concomitant (adjective):
conflagration (noun):
conflate (verb):
contentious (adjective):
corollary (noun):
cosseted (verb):
coterminous (adjective):
countermand (verb):
cow (verb):
crestfallen (adjective):
crystallize (verb):
cupidity (noun):
curmudgeon (noun):
debonair (adjective):
decry (verb):
defray (verb):
deign (verb):
demonstrative (adjective):
denouement (noun):
derelict (adjective):
derelict (noun):
desiccated (adjective):
desideratum (noun):
despot (noun):
diatribe (noun):
diminutive (noun):
diminutive (adjective):
disabuse (verb):
discursive (adjective):
disingenuous (adjective):
dispensation (noun):
dissemble (verb):
dissipate (verb):
dissipate (verb):
dissolution (noun):
doleful (adjective):
dolorous (adjective):
doughty (adjective):
dovetail (verb):
duplicity (noun):
ebullient (adjective):
effervescent (adjective):
effrontery (noun):
elegiac (adjective):
embryonic (adjective):
empiricism (noun):
enamor (verb):
encumber (verb):
enjoin (verb):
enormity (noun):
enthrall (verb):
epigram (noun):
epiphany (noun):
eponym (noun):
equitable (adjective):
equivocate (verb):
ersatz (adjective):
estimable (adjective):
ethereal (adjective):
evanescent (adjective):
excoriate (verb):
execrate (verb):
exegesis (noun):
exemplar (noun):
exiguity (noun):
exorbitant (adjective):
expansive (adjective):
expunge (verb):
expurgate (verb):
extrapolate (verb):
facile (adjective):
factious (adjective):
factitious (adjective):
feckless (adjective):
fecund (adjective):
fell (adjective):
firebrand (noun):
flag (verb):
flippant (adjective):
flummox (verb):
fractious (adjective):
gaffe (noun):
gambit (noun):
gerrymander (verb):
graft (noun):
grandiloquent (adjective):
gumption (noun):
hagiographic (adjective):
hail (verb):
halcyon (adjective):
hauteur (noun):
hector (verb):
hedge (verb):
histrionic (adjective):
hoary (adjective):
hobble (verb):
hoodwink (verb):
hubris (noun):
illustrious (adjective):
imbibe (verb):
imbroglio (noun):
immure (verb):
impecunious (adjective):
imperious (adjective):
impervious (adjective):
impetuous (adjective):
importuned (verb):
improvident (adjective):
impugn (verb):
impute (verb):
inanity (noun):
inchoate (adjective):
incontrovertible (adjective):
indigent (adjective):
indigent (noun):
ineffable (adjective):
ineluctable (adjective):
inequity (noun):
infelicitous (adjective):
inimitable (adjective):
insouciance (noun):
insufferable (adjective):
internecine (adjective):
intimation (noun):
inure (verb):
invective (noun):
invidious (adjective):
inviolable (adjective):
inviolate (adjective):
irrefutable (adjective):
jaundice (adjective):
jejune (adjective):
jejune (adjective):
jingoist (noun):
juggernaut (noun):
kowtow (verb):
lacerate (verb):
lachrymose (adjective):
lampoon (verb):
languish (verb):
lascivious (adjective):
limpid (adjective):
litany (noun):
loath (adjective):
lugubrious (adjective):
machinate (verb):
magisterial (adjective):
malapropism (noun):
malfeasance (adjective):
malingerer (noun):
martinet (noun):
maudlin (adjective):
maunder (verb):
maunder (verb):
mellifluous (adjective):
mendicant (noun):
meteoric (adjective):
mettlesome (adjective):
misattribute (verb):
modicum (noun):
mordant (adjective):
moribund (adjective):
mulct (verb):
nadir (noun):
nettlesome (adjective):
noisome (adjective):
nonchalant (adjective):
objurgate (verb):
oblique (adjective):
obstreperous (adjective):
obtain (adjective):
obtuse (adjective):
officious (adjective):
ossify (verb):
overweening (adjective):
palatable (adjective):
palaver (verb):
palimpsest (noun):
panacea (noun):
panegyric (noun):
paragon (noun):
paragon (noun):
pariah (noun):
parvenu (noun):
patent (adjective):
pecuniary (adjective):
pellucid (adjective):
penurious (adjective):
penurious (adjective):
percipient (adjective):
peremptory (adjective):
perfunctory (adjective):
peripatetic (adjective):
perspicacious (adjective):
phantasmagorical (adjective):
philistine (adjective):
phlegmatic (adjective):
picayune (adjective):
pillory (verb):
pith (noun):
plucky (adjective):
Pollyannaish (adjective):
ponderous (adjective):
pontificate (verb):
portentous (adjective):
precipitate (adjective):
precipitate (verb):
presentiment (noun):
primacy (noun):
probity (noun):
prognostication (noun):
prolixity (noun):
promulgate (verb):
propitiate (verb):
prosaic (adjective):
proscribe (verb):
proselytize (verb):
protean (adjective):
provident (adjective):
puerile (adjective):
puissant (adjective):
punctilious (adjective):
pyrrhic (adjective):
quail (verb):
quisling (noun):
quixotic (adjective):
raconteur (noun):
raillery (noun):
rapprochement (noun):
rarefied (verb):
recapitulation (noun):
recrimination (noun):
recrudesce (verb):
redoubtable (adjective):
remonstrate (verb):
reprisal (noun):
ribald (adjective):
row (noun):
sagacious (adjective):
sangfroid (noun):
sardonic (adjective):
sartorial (adjective):
saturnine (adjective):
schadenfreude (noun):
sedulous (adjective):
self-effacing (adjective):
semblance (noun):
sententious (adjective):
simulacrum (noun):
simulacrum (noun):
sinecure (noun):
solecism (noun):
solicitous (adjective):
solicitude (noun):
spartan (adjective):
splenetic (adjective):
squelch (verb):
stalwart (adjective):
stultify (verb):
subterfuge (noun):
supercilious (adjective):
surfeit (noun):
surreptitious (adjective):
sybarite (noun):
temerity (noun):
tempestuous (adjective):
tendentious (adjective):
transmute (verb):
trenchant (adjective):
truculence (noun):
truculent (adjective):
turgid (adjective):
turpitude (noun):
tyro (noun):
umbrage (noun):
unassailable (adjective):
unflappable (adjective):
unforthcoming (adjective):
unimpeachable (adjective):
unprepossessing (adjective):
unpropitious (adjective):
unstinting (adjective):
untenable (adjective):
untoward (adjective):
untrammeled (adjective):
unviable (adjective):
vaunted (adjective):
venial (adjective):
verisimilitude (noun):
veritable (adjective):
vicissitude (noun):
vitriol (noun):
vitriolic (adjective):
vituperate (adjective):
zeitgeist (noun):