To delight and fascinate; to cast a magic spell on
GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
To complain about minor matters; a petty complaint
The process of breathing; gas exchange in living organisms
The quality of being confidently self-assured
An intense but short-lived unreasoning love or attraction
Strongly built and determined; a loyal supporter
A large-headed hammer of wood or rubber; a stick used in polo or croquet
The cord in a candle or lamp that draws up fuel; to draw off liquid by capillary action
Gradual growth or increase by external addition of matter
To move sideways or edge closer in a furtive manner
To put in danger; to threaten with harm
To make a bad situation better; to improve
A gentle song sung to help a child fall asleep
Harmful, often in a subtle or unexpected way
A person rejected or despised by society; a social outcast
So strong or intense as to be overwhelming
A coating of green rust or sheen on old metal; an appearance gained through age
A flaw or mark spoiling appearance; to tarnish or spoil
Not relevant or essential; coming from outside
A line with sharp alternating turns; to move in such a pattern
A strong attack or controversial argument; relating to dispute
To restore consciousness or life to someone; to revive
Tending to examine one's own thoughts and feelings
Wrong or faulty; in a mistaken way
To run with a relaxed, long-striding pace
An inhabitant or regular occupant of a place
Producing flowers; thriving and healthy
Crude and lacking sensitivity or refinement
A person who repairs shoes
A person holding beliefs contrary to established religious or accepted doctrine
To degrade or humiliate someone; to lower their dignity
To shout or cry out loudly; to weep noisily
To overrun a place in large, harmful numbers
A standard used to judge or evaluate quality
Stern, gloomy, and unfriendly in manner
To expose the falseness of an idea or claim
Mentally ill or wildly irrational; suffering from dementia
To completely destroy or kill an entire group