GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
Not revealed; too great to be counted or described
A celebrated female singer; a demanding, self-important person
Deep mud or boggy ground; a difficult situation; to become stuck in mud or difficulty
A small motorized or foot-propelled two-wheeled vehicle
Reliable and deserving of trust
To step aside; to avoid or dodge something
Playfully odd or fanciful; unpredictable
To spring back in fear or disgust; the backward kick of a fired gun
Prolonged enthusiastic applause for an achievement
Clever, shrewd, and quick to understand
Not changed by something; natural and sincere
To move about stealthily as if hunting or searching
A small decorative statue of a person or animal
A small game bird; to shrink back in fear
Able to be perceived or distinguished
Great joy or delight, especially from one's own success or another's misfortune
A statement that downplays the true extent of something, often ironically
To tend a fire; to stir up or intensify
An excessive dangerous dose of a drug; to take such a dose
Loud noise and confusion; a public controversy
A loud continuous noise; to assail with noise
Cheerful and merry; very (British)
The larva of a butterfly or moth; a tracked vehicle
A deliberate deception or trick; to deceive someone with a fabrication
A poplar tree with trembling leaves
A shaft on which a wheel revolves
A brief small-scale battle or minor dispute; to engage in such a conflict
A careless, embarrassing mistake; to make such a mistake
Having thorns; difficult and problematic