GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
A small natural or artificial cave
Property or money a bride's family gives to the groom at marriage
To annoy or irritate someone; to cause distress or worry
Nervously tense or anxious; overly strict about rules and unable to relax
To fish with a dragnet; to search thoroughly; a large fishing net
Impossible to stop or prevent; relentlessly severe
The main point or essential meaning of something
A substance used as food or food ingredient
To undergo fermentation; a state of agitation or unrest
A religious sermon or moralizing lecture
A small cut or notch; to make a small cut; (British informal) prison or to steal
A mythological half-woman, half-fish sea creature
A person who sees or observes something
A strong feeling that something bad is about to happen
To cause hostility or opposition in someone
A force or weight that offsets another; to balance an opposing force
Unmarried or abstaining from sex, especially for religious reasons
Characterized by sensual pleasure; curvaceous and sexually attractive
A precursor or harbinger of something to come
Linked or fitted closely together; a railway signal safety system
A small, cheap ornament or piece of jewellery
To irritate or annoy someone
The process by which plants convert light energy into chemical energy
To kill someone illegally without a trial, especially by a mob
Involving or characterized by deep, quiet thought
A small short-handled axe used with one hand
The ceremony of crowning a new monarch
Hesitant or broken in speech or movement
A crazy or idle person; a large diving bird
To isolate or set apart; to seize property by legal authority
To express internal feelings outwardly; to attribute emotions to external causes
Flashy and attention-grabbing in appearance
A stinging wild plant; to irritate or annoy
Tending to prevent or discourage, especially due to excessive cost
To deliberately ignore or slight someone; a deliberate slight
A very small person or thing
Deserving strong criticism or moral condemnation
To secure a boat in place; a broad open boggy landscape