To describe something as larger or worse than it really is
GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
Baked foods made from flour and fat dough, such as pies and tarts
A curved structure spanning an opening; to bend into a curve; playfully mischievous
To laugh quietly; a quiet laugh
A waterlogged area of land; to overwhelm or flood
Done on purpose; to think carefully before deciding
Food used to lure fish or animals; anything used to entice; to lure or provoke
A solemn promise or pledge; a swear word
A lack or shortage of something essential
To make indistinct or hazy; something seen or remembered unclearly
A substance added to soil to improve plant growth
A harsh blinding light; an angry stare; to stare angrily
To look with eyes partly closed; a condition of misaligned eyes
To distinguish between things; to make or become different
To work jointly with others toward a common goal
A building powder that hardens with water; to bond or strengthen firmly
A style of cooking associated with a particular place
Unwanted involvement or disruption; signal disturbance
To damage or ruin; to overindulge; plunder taken in war
Dedicated and loyal to a cause or obligation
Strong, healthy, and able to withstand difficult conditions
Of little importance; trivial; narrow-minded or ungenerous
Flowers on a fruit tree; to bloom or flourish
Highly respected and admired
The brutal killing of many people; to kill indiscriminately in large numbers
A device to urge a horse forward; something that motivates action
A long narrow ditch, especially a military fortification; to dig such a ditch
To make a shrill sound by blowing air; a device that makes such a sound
The process or system of governing and administering
Severely mentally ill; utterly mad or unreasonable
A list of names of members of a team or organization
The framework of bones in a body; a basic structural framework