To turn pale; to briefly boil then cool vegetables
GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
To cause someone to lose confidence or motivation; to dishearten
The surrounding areas of a city or town
A short comic theatrical performance or sketch
A seasonal wind bringing heavy rains; the rainy season in South Asia
Far too high or excessive, especially in price
A plant with tart stalks used in cooking
A false or misleading account of something
An animal or object serving as the emblem of a tribe or clan
A glove with one section for the thumb and one for all other fingers
A steering device on a ship or aircraft
Careful and economical; avoiding waste
To make drunk with alcohol or drugs; to excite greatly
The state of being only average in quality; a person of average ability
Money sent to someone in another place
A gradual increase in loudness or intensity, especially in music; to grow louder
The successful realization of a plan or goal
Relating to horseback riding; a person who rides horses
To give someone more confidence or courage
Weakened or worn out from age or long use
Beyond ordinary experience; spiritual and intuitive rather than material
A man obsessed with elegant appearance; excellent
Having a sharp, pungent flavor or smell
A cutting tool for hair or nails; a fast sailing ship
Extremely rich and luxurious; lavishly impressive
A small hollow in the cheek or chin; to form dimples
A low hoarse sound like a frog's call; to make such a sound
A soft high-pitched sound; to make such a sound
The state of being sober; abstinence from alcohol; seriousness
Without restraint or control; unrestrained
A decorative pin-fastened jewellery piece worn on clothing
Something that develops naturally from something else; a byproduct
A very small or insufficient amount of something
To interfere in other people's affairs without being asked
A freshwater fish; to complain persistently about minor faults
To sway or lurch violently; to move in an uncontrolled way
A natural hot spring that shoots jets of boiling water; to burst upward suddenly