To cause sudden shock or surprise; a sudden fright
CET-6 Vocabulary
College English Test Band 6 vocabulary. · 5,406 words
Extremely beautiful or visually stunning
To mock or provoke someone playfully; a person who teases
A person who serves food and drinks to customers at tables in a restaurant or café
Individually; not together
A solemn promise; to swear to do something
Half of an academic year; one of two school terms
A sweet fruit spread; a blockage; to squeeze or force into a tight space
To fall or roll end over end; a sudden clumsy fall
Impressively grand or splendid
To drag something sharp along a surface; a shallow wound or mark; a difficult situation
Opposite in nature; the exact opposite; in opposition
An animal hunted for food; a victim of exploitation
To knock against something; a jolting collision; a rounded swelling
The feeling or state of being unhappy or sorrowful
Showing great excitement or eagerness
Of or relating to Egypt; a person from Egypt
Not present; inattentive; to keep oneself away
Rescue from harm or danger; in religion, deliverance from sin
A change or alteration made to something
That is to say; used to specify or clarify
To restore to original condition; to extend or continue something such as a contract
A large waterfowl; to poke someone's buttocks; to stimulate
A soft juicy fruit with a large stone (n.); to inform on someone (v.)
To give a brief account of the main points
To cause someone to feel fear or alarm
A harmful or lethal substance; to kill or harm with poison
Extremely angry; violent or intense
Without doubt; certainly
A person who governs; a flat measuring tool
Having high moral qualities; of aristocratic rank; a person of noble birth
An eight-legged predatory arthropod that spins webs