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Thursday, April 2, 2009

VOCABULARY 1 - 100

  1. Numismatics – Science of studying coins
  2. Hydrophobia – Fear of Water
  3. Democracy – Government by the people
  4. Aquarium – Place where fish are kept
  5. Stable – Place where horses are kept
  6. Kennel – Place where dogs are kept
  7. Avarium – Place where birds are kept
  8. Anthropology – Study of human beings
  9. Psychology – Study of human behaviors or soul
  10. Psychiatry – Treatment of mental diseases
  11. Pisciculture – Growing of fish
  12. Apiculture – Growing of honeybees
  13. Sericulture – Growing of silk worms
  14. Aquaculture – Growing of water animals
  15. Sacrosanct – Holy, inviolable
  16. Amiss – Wrong
  17. Impasse – No progress
  18. Unkempt – Dirty
  19. Blather – Nonsense
  20. Salubrious – Healthy, benign
  21. Unavailing – Useless
  22. Untenable – Incapable of being maintained
  23. Ornithologist – Who scientifically studies birds
  24. Amnesia – Forgetfulness
  25. Somnambulist – One who walks in sleep
  26. Misogynist – One who hates women
  27. Celibate – One who remains unmarried
  28. Polyglot – One who speaks many languages
  29. Archaeology – Study of ancient things
  30. Veterinary – Science of animals
  31. Philatelist – One who collects postal stamps
  32. Afford – To have enough money to be able to buy
  33. Launch – Begin
  34. Chronic – Long continued or constant
  35. Indelible – Permanent, which can not be erased
  36. Laudable – Praiseworthy
  37. Augur – Prophesy
  38. Bane – Ruin
  39. Harbinger – Precursor, herald, presunner, predecessor
  40. Précis – Summary
  41. Precedent – Example, model, anaction that can be referred to justify
  42. Precarious – Dangerous
  43. Precocious – Clever beyond their age
  44. Preclude – Prohibit
  45. Preposterous – Absurd, outrageous
  46. Prejudice – Bias
  47. Prerogative – Right
  48. Presage – Portend
  49. Churlish – Discourteous
  50. Equivocal – Ambiguous
  51. Dour – Sorrowful
  52. Disparate – Not identical
  53. Reprehend – Criticist
  54. Posthumous – After death
  55. Stalemate – Deadlock
  56. Redtapism – Official delay
  57. Succour – Help
  58. Swindler – Cheat
  59. Staple diet – Standard food
  60. Spasmodic – Occasional
  61. Salutary – Beneficial
  62. Solicitous – Showing concern
  63. Snob – Admires upper class and looks down upon ordinary people
  64. Sorocerer – Magician
  65. Secular – No connection with religion
  66. Sceptic – Doubter
  67. Samaritan – One who helps in trouble
  68. Sacrilege – Irrevarence
  69. Simpleton – Idiot
  70. Sovereign – Supreme
  71. Surveillance – Observation
  72. Accomplice – Partner in a crime
  73. Third degree – Torture
  74. Tempermental – Volatile, changeable
  75. Tranquilizer – Sedative
  76. Tour-de-force – Master piece
  77. Swan song – Last famous work
  78. Trauma – Emotional shock, unpleasant upsetting experience
  79. Transcendental – Spiritual
  80. Theology – Study of the nature of God
  81. Purgative – Laxative
  82. Sycophant - Flatterer
  83. Subsidize – Finance
  84. Statutory – Legal
  85. Spoilsport – Behaviour which ruins other happiness
  86. Shrewd – Clever
  87. Synonymous - Equivalent
  88. Syndrome – Phenomenon
  89. Totalitarianism – Authoritarianism
  90. Summon – Send for
  91. Scapegoat – Blamed for no fault of his
  92. Sleuth – Detective
  93. Reverie – Day dream
  94. Sabotage – To spoil deliberately
  95. Reprieve – Pardon
  96. Recalcitrant – Quarrelsome
  97. Rapport – Exchange
  98. Probation – On training
  99. Precocious – Intelligent beyond one’s age
  100. Postscript – Message written at the end of a letter

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