To find fault with trivial details
GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
To linger or delay; resembling tar
Extremely nervous or upset; overly elaborate
A showy display of wealth or ability intended to impress others
To obtain something through clever or devious means
Petty and persistently irritating
Eating both plants and animals; having wide-ranging interests
To confuse or stupefy someone
A feeling of tiredness, weakness, or lack of energy; listlessness
To trick or deceive someone; a hoax
Relating to the abdomen or front surface of the body
The quality of being friendly and sociable at gatherings
Departing from accepted or orthodox beliefs
A person who uses excessive flattery to gain favour from those in power; a servile flatterer
A person who eats greedily or excessively; a lover of good food
An actor; relating to drama and acting
Knowledge of something before it happens
A large pot used for boiling
To protest or object strongly
A large wide-mouthed pitcher or jug with a handle
An artificial sweetener much sweeter than sugar
Extremely greedy for wealth or material gain
Excessively sweet or sentimental; an artificial sweetener
Done carelessly or hastily; slapdash
Inspiring respect or fear; formidable
A bold, reckless outlaw or criminal
To manipulate electoral district boundaries for political advantage; the act of doing so
Habitually complaining or whining
Agreement or harmony; repetition of consonant sounds
To tear or split apart violently
To pour liquid carefully from one vessel to another
Easily irritated or bad-tempered over small matters
The handle of a tool or weapon
A man excessively concerned with his appearance; a dandy
Not essential; able to be done without