the topical word | Divination by air, including augury; passing in the 17th century into the idea of meteorology and weather-casting. | ârʹə-măn´sē | |
2 | Living or lasting only for a day, as certain plants or insects do. | ĭ-fĕmʹər-əl | |
3 | A popular Japanese drama with all-male casts. Elaborate costumes, stylized gestures. | kə-bʹkē | |
4 | A small packet of perfumed powder used to scent clothes, as in trunks or closets. | să-shāʹ
("sa" as in "sass") |
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5 | To strut or flounce in a showy manner: | să-shāʹ
("sa" as in "sass") |
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6 | Frank and simple good-heartedness. | bŏn´ə-mēʹ | |
7 | To throw sparks. Sparkle. To converse in a lively and brilliant way. | sĭnʹtl-āt´ | |
8 | Of such fine texture as to be transparent or translucent. | dī-ăfʹə-nəs | |
9 | Prosperous. Tranquil. Also: a kingfisher. | hălʹsē-ən | |
10 | Of a victory: soured by staggering losses. | pĭrʹĭk | |
11 | Astronomy. A point on the celestial sphere opposite the zenith. We are at the nadir of this round. It should go up from here. | nāʹdər | |
12 | In a right triangle, the ratio of the length of an acute-angle side to the hypotenuse. | kōʹsīn´ | |
13 | Fame. The __________ of the Bee is great. | rĭ-nounʹ | |
14 | Gad about. Tramp about. Walk about. | trāps | |
15 | A song of joyful praise or exultation. Especially to Apollo. | pēʹən | |
16 | A green patina or crust of copper sulfate or copper chloride formed on copper, brass, and bronze after eons of exposure. | vûrʹdĭ-grēs´ | |
17 | A cheap, showy trinket. | chŏchʹkə | |
18 | To bring about, cause, as havoc. | rēk | |
19 | An audio-visual system that plays an accompaniment to a song performed by following the words on a video screen. | kăr´ē-Ōʹkē | |
20 | The eve of New Year's Day, on which children traditionally go from house to house asking for presents. | hŏg´mə-nāʹ |