To carve wood with a knife; to gradually reduce something
GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
The direct opposite; a contrast of opposing ideas
A crossed-strip framework forming a regular open pattern
A long-barreled firearm formerly used by infantry soldiers
To renovate and restore something to good condition
A plant disease causing withering; to ruin or destroy
To join metals by heat or pressure; a welded joint
A dish of beaten eggs cooked in a pan
Extremely happy and excited
A person who hosts a broadcast programme or presents something to an audience
A small sharp knife used in surgery or dissection
Very strange or bizarre in appearance or behaviour
A hat tied under the chin; a brimless Scottish cap; (British) the hood of a car
Equivalent in effect or meaning to something else
Whisky from Scotland; to stop something from succeeding; relating to Scotland
To hang downward; to become limp or lose energy
To quarrel repeatedly over petty matters; a petty argument
A small exclusive social group that tends to exclude outsiders
Slightly warm; lacking enthusiasm or commitment
Direct and frank in speech or manner
A clear glossy coating; to apply such a coating; to gloss over faults
Shockingly vivid or horrifying in detail
Having no personal stake; impartial and unbiased
Relating to or caused by motion
To accept or agree without protest, often reluctantly
To throw things at repeatedly; an animal's skin with fur
Relating to Satan; extremely evil or wicked
Extremely wicked or morally reprehensible
Not justified or authorized; lacking a reasonable basis
The incorporation of territory into another state
Mass destruction or killing of people; the Nazi genocide of Jews
A small spot or particle; to mark with small spots
An expression of praise or a special award
To reshape or present in a new form; to reassign roles
A very stupid or foolish person
Overly sentimental or hackneyed; embarrassingly old-fashioned
Not affected or penetrated by something; immune to influence
To reject with contempt or disdain