ONE WORD SUBSTITUTES

101. Anything which destroys the effect of poison = Antidote
102. A song sung at a burial = Elegy
103. A cure for all diseases = Panacea
104. Unreasonable enthusiasm for the glorification of one’s country = Chauvinism
105. A person who thinks that his importance is very great = Megalomaniac
106. The tour programmed of a V.I.P = Itinery
107. A short stay at a place to relax = Sojourn
108. Stage between boyhood and youth = Adolescence
109. One who eats every thing = Omnivorous
110. One who eats only non vegetarian matter = Herbivorous
111. One who eats only non vegetarian matter = Carnivorous
112. A perception without objective reality = Hallucination
113. A poem written in praise of a person = Panegyric
114. Study of atmosphere and climate = Meteorologist
115. A person who is bad in spelling = Cacographist
116. A short walk for pleasure or exercise = Stroll
117. A school for infants = Kinder garden
118. Story with a moral = parable
119. A person who believes that everything is predestined = Fatalist
120. A letter in verse = Epistle
121. Open rebellion of soldiers = Mutiny
122. Word for word production = Verbatim
123. The science of the formation of earth = Geologist
124. A talkative person = Garrulous
125. Study of skin = Determatology
126. A statement which cannot be understood = Incomprehensible
127. Place where bankers exchange cheques = Clearing house
128. A tumour which is not likely to spread = Benign
129. A tumour which harmful and likely to spread = Malignant
130. A place of good climate for invalids = Sanatorium
131. A small named group of fixed stars = Constellation
132. Water useful for drinking = Potable
133. That which can be carried = Portable
134. One who loves man kind = Philanthropist
135. One who hates mankind = Misanthropist
136. A person who lives alone and avoids other people = recluse
137. To talk without respect holy things = Blashphemy
138. A person who is interested in reading books = Bookworm
139. A person who does out of enthusiasm = Amateur
140. A physician who delivers babies = Obstetrician
141. Hundred years celebration = Centenary
142. Public building where weapons are stored = Arsenal
143. Under ground portion of a huge construction = Cellar
144. A person interested mainly in a small group = Fanatic
145. One who cannot be connected = Incorrigible
146. Giving undue favours to one’s own kith and kin = Nepotism
147. A writer declaration made on oath in the presence of a magistrate = Affidavit
148. Will written by a person before his death = Testament
149. Indecent picturisation = Obscenity
150. An expression of mild disapproval = Reproof