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  • What's the difference between "beguile" and "wheedle" ?
    beguile: to persuade, attract, or interest someone, sometimes in order to DECEIVE them // Wheedle: to try to persuade someone to do sth (esp give you sth)
  • Mention the difference between "stack" and "heap".
    stack: neat pile // heap: untidy pile
  • What's the difference between neglect and circumvent?
    neglect: disregard // circumvent: to get around (something) in a clever and sometimes dishonest way
  • What's the meaning of "yield" as a noun?
    the amount of something that is produced by a plant, farm, etc.
  • Find the 3 pairs: shrewd, witty, braggart, boorish, supercilious, loutish
    supercilious-braggart // boorish-loutish // shrewd-witty
  • Are "oversee" and "overlook" synonyms?
    No.
  • What do these words have in common: amble - ramble - stroll?
    They're ways of walking
  • Explain the difference between "wary and "weary"-
    wary: careful / weary: tired
  • Mention three synonyms for "surprised".
    labbergasted, surprised, stunned, astonished, astounded, appalled, staggered
  • Are "permissive" and "stern" synonyms or antonyms? Explain
    antonyms
  • Complete: We took AFTER/TO/ON/FROM our new neighbors very quickly.
    TO
  • Complete: He takes FROM / AFTER/ OF his grandfather.
    after
  • Are "struggle" and "linger" synonyms?
    No
  • What's the meaning of "yield" as a verb?
    to surrender / to allow another car or person to go ahead of you or in front of you
  • Mention a synonym for "suborn".
    bribe
  • Odd one out: CRIPPLE - LAME - DISABLED - STAGGERED
    STAGGERED
  • What's the difference between "trail" and "haul" ?
    trail: to pull sth carelessly // haul: to pull or drag (something) with effort
  • Odd one out: SNIGGER - HOLLER - CHORTLE - GUFFAW
    HOLLER - shout
  • Are "permissive" and "stern" synonyms or antonyms? Explain
    antonyms
  • When do you use "cure" and when do you use "heal"?
    heal: to make or become well again, especially after a cut or other injury // cure: to make someone with an illness healthy again
  • I put my hair up because I don't like it QUELLING / STRAGGLING / GRIPPING / TOWING down my back.
    STRAGGLING