GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
An expression of hatred or a curse; deep detestation
To make someone feel very happy and excited
To speak or perform without preparation; to improvise
To lessen the seriousness of a fault or offense
Able to be freed from a difficult situation
Buildings or equipment provided for a particular purpose; a toilet
Capable of being broken down into factors
Designed to return to a safe condition or prevent harm automatically if something goes wrong.; A device or mechanism that ensures safety in the event of a failure.
Lacking courage; timid and easily discouraged
To starve or suffer from hunger
Having wide-ranging influence or effect
Pointless stupidity; a foolish remark or action
A person who habitually finds fault or criticizes
To congratulate
Relating to a festival; festive and joyful
Tiny particles removed by filing
Punishable by a fine
Hanging loosely; drooping; tending to split into flat layers
Showy; inclined to flaunt
To waste time or talk nonsense; foolishness
To be an omen of something bad; to have a premonition of misfortune
A large bed with four tall corner posts supporting a canopy
Dingy, neglected, and untidy in appearance
To bear fruit; to become or make productive
Fully developed or complete
Having a rich, strong flavor; thorough and comprehensive
Fully qualified, developed, or established
Plural of fungus; organisms such as mushrooms, molds, and yeasts
To polish or restore to good condition
A unit of liquid volume equal to 4 quarts
The quality of being excessively talkative
A socially awkward or tactless act; lack of social grace
A mathematician specializing in geometry
To shirk duties; a lazy person or fraudulent item
To eat greedily and excessively
To eat or drink greedily and voraciously
Government or rule by women
Strong and healthy; to drag or pull forcibly
Done without full effort or enthusiasm
Having a shameful or dejected look; a sneaking, degraded person
Tough and unsentimental from experience