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Spelling Bee Study Words For Intermediates
NO. WORD NATURE MEANING
| 1 | abase | Verb | To lower in position, estimation, or the like; degrade. |
| 2 | Antic | Noun | A grotesque, ludicrous, or fantastic action. |
| 3 | apiary | Noun | A place where bees are kept. |
| 4 | apex | Noun | The highest point, as of a mountain. |
| 5 | bawl | Verb | To proclaim by outcry. |
| 6 | beck | Verb | To give a signal to, by nod or gesture. |
| 7 | bedlam | Noun | Madhouse. |
| 8 | batten | Noun | A narrow strip of wood. |
| 9 | bemoan | Verb | To lament. |
| 10 | caprice | Noun | A whim. |
| 11 | cardiac | Adj | Pertaining to the heart. |
| 12 | cartilage | Noun | An elastic animal tissue of firm consistence. |
| 13 | casualty | Noun | A fatal or serious accident or disaster. |
| 14 | cathode | Noun | The negative pole or electrode of a galvanic battery. |
| 15 | caustic | Adj | Sarcastic and severe. |
| 16 | cauterize | Verb | To burn or sear as with a heated iron. |
| 17 | debut | Noun | A first appearance in society or on the stage. |
| 18 | deceit | Noun | Falsehood. |
| 19 | decency | Noun | Moral fitness. |
| 20 | deciduous | Adj | Falling off at maturity as petals after flowering, fruit when ripe. |
| 21 | defendant | Noun | A person against whom a suit is brought. |
| 22 | defensive | Adj | Carried on in resistance to aggression. |
| 23 | deform | Verb | To disfigure. |
| 24 | defray | Verb | To make payment for. |
| 25 | eligible | Adj | Qualified for selection. |
| 26 | Elizabethan | Adj | Relating to Elizabeth, queen of England, or to her era. |
| 27 | eloquent | Adj | Having the ability to express emotion or feeling in lofty. |
| 28 | elucidate | Verb | To bring out more clearly the facts concerning. |
| 29 | enrage | Verb | To infuriate. |
| 30 | ensnare | Verb | To entrap. |
| 31 | entangle | Verb | To involve in difficulties, confusion, or complications. |
| 32 | earnest | Adj | Ardent in spirit and speech. |
| 33 | ebullient | Adj | Showing enthusiasm or exhilaration of feeling. |
| 34 | economize | Verb | To spend sparingly. |
| 35 | efface | Verb | To obliterate. |
| 36 | fathom | Noun | A measure of length, 6 feet. |
| 37 | fatuous | Adj | Idiotic, very stupid. |
| 38 | fealty | Noun | Loyalty. |
| 39 | ferocious | Adj | Of a wild, fierce, and savage nature. |
| 40 | fiasco | Noun | A complete or humiliating failure. |
| 41 | fictitious | Adj | Created or formed by the imagination. |
| 42 | filibuster | Noun | One who attempts to obstruct legislation. |
| 43 | fixture | Noun | One who or that which is expected to remain permanently. |
| 44 | fluctuation | Noun | . Frequent irregular change back and forth from one state. |
| 45 | fundamental | Adj | Basal. |
| 46 | genealogist | Noun | A tracer of pedigrees. |
| 47 | generosity | Noun | A disposition to give liberally or to bestow favors heartily. |
| 48 | genitive | Adj | Indicating source, origin, possession, or the like. |
| 49 | gestation | Noun | Pregnancy. |
| 50 | ghastly | Adj | Hideous. |
| 51 | habitable | Adj | Fit to be dwelt in. |
| 52 | haggard | Adj | Worn and gaunt in appearance. |
| 53 | harangue | Noun | A tirade. |
| 54 | harmonious | Adj | Concordant in sound. |
| 55 | heedless | Adj | Thoughtless. |
| 56 | hemorrhage | Noun | Discharge of blood from a ruptured or wounded blood-vessel. |
| 57 | henchman | Noun | A servile assistant and subordinate. |
| 58 | heptagon | Noun | A figure having seven sides and seven angles. |
| 59 | herbaceous | Adj | Having the character of a herb. |
| 60 | herbivorous | Adj | Feeding on herbs or other vegetable matter, as animals. |
| 61 | hesitancy | Noun | A pausing to consider. |
| 62 | heterogeneous | Adj | Consisting of dissimilar elements or ingredients of different kinds. |
| 63 | hindrance | Noun | An obstacle. |
| 64 | homogeneity | Noun | Congruity of the members or elements or parts. |
| 65 | honorarium | Noun | A token fee or payment to a professional man for services. |
| 66 | humane | Adj | Compassionate. |
| 67 | iconoclast | Noun | An image-breaker. |
| 68 | idealize | Verb | To make to conform to some mental or imaginary standard. |
| 69 | idolize | Verb | To regard with inordinate love or admiration. |
| 70 | ignominious | Adj | Shameful. |
| 71 | illicit | Adj | Unlawful. |
| 72 | immersion | Noun | The act of plunging or dipping entirely under water or another fluid. |
| 73 | imminence | Noun | Impending evil or danger. |
| 74 | immortalize | Verb | To cause to last or to be known or remembered throughout a great. |
| 75 | impalpable | Adj | Imperceptible to the touch. |
| 76 | imperceptible | Adj | Indiscernible. |
| 77 | inaudible | Adj | That cannot be heard. |
| 78 | incomparable | Adj | Matchless. |
| 79 | incompetence | Noun | General lack of capacity or fitness. |
| 80 | incongruous | Adj | Unsuitable for the time, place, or occasion. |
| 81 | indulgent | Adj | Yielding to the desires or humor of oneself or those under one’s care. |
| 82 | jocular | Adj | Inclined to joke. |
| 83 | jovial | Adj | Merry. |
| 84 | jubilation | Noun | Exultation. |
| 85 | judicial | Adj | Pertaining to the administration of justice. |
| 86 | juggle | Verb | To play tricks of sleight of hand. |
| 87 | kilowatt | Noun | One thousand watts. |
| 88 | kinsfolk | Noun | pl. Relatives. |
| 89 | knickknack | Noun | A small article, more for ornament that use. |
| 90 | knighthood | Noun | Chivalry. |
| 91 | labyrinth | Noun | A maze. |
| 92 | laborious | Adj | Toilsome. |
| 93 | lactation | Noun | The secretion of milk. |
| 94 | manumission | Noun | Emancipation. |
| 95 | Martian | Adj | Pertaining to Mars, either the Roman god of war or the planet. |
| 96 | pamphleteer | Verb | To compose or issue pamphlets, especially controversial ones. |
| 97 | philosophize | verb | To seek ultimate causes and principles. |
| 98 | phosphorescence | Noun | The property of emitting light. |
| 99 | unsophisticated | Adj | Showing inexperience. |
| 100 | wretchedness | Noun | Extreme misery or unhappiness. |