GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
All people entitled to vote in an election
A strap used to control a horse; to control or restrain
The steering apparatus of a ship; to steer or lead
Soft moist mass or fruit flesh; cheap sensational fiction; to reduce to pulp
To seek romantic affection or support; to court someone
A dishonest person or criminal; a bent or curved part; to bend into a hook shape
Suffering from or showing excessive suspicion and distrust
To flow slowly through small openings; a spot where liquid oozes from the ground
To enjoy something with great pleasure; a flavorful condiment
To undo tangled threads; to clarify or solve; to fall apart
To import or export goods illegally; to bring something in secretly
Ordinary and unremarkable; a cliché or overused idea
The state of feeling weary and uninterested
A place where coins are made; a large sum of money; an aromatic herb
Very enthusiastic and eager about something
A city or district with its own local government
To honour the memory of someone or something with a ceremony or memorial
A man about to marry; to care for one's appearance or an animal
Happening or done at exactly the same time
Widespread and uncontrolled; flourishing unchecked
To settle snugly or press close affectionately; to lie sheltered
A narrow torn strip; a tiny amount; to tear into strips
To change direction suddenly; a sudden swerve
A private political party meeting to select candidates or decide policy
A mild or persistent illness
A military unit of two or more companies; a large body of troops
A deep rolling sound like thunder; to make such a sound
Done on purpose; deliberate rather than accidental
A deep threatening sound; to make such a sound
To eject stomach contents through the mouth; the matter ejected
To say or do something again for emphasis
Something that reduces impact between two things; a temporary data storage area