| Sr. No. | Many Words | One Word |
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| 1 | An Embarrassing Mistake | A Faux Pas |
| 2 | A Place Where Animals Are Slaughtered For The Market | Abattoir |
| 3 | Giving Up Throne By The King | Abdication |
| 4 | A Washing Or Cleansing Of The Body Especially In A Religious Ceremony | Ablution |
| 5 | The Original Inhabitants Of A Country | Aborigines |
| 7 | To Do Away With Rule | Abrogate |
| 10 | Give More Force Or Importance To | Accentuate |
| 11 | The Study Of Sounds | Acoustics |
| 12 | Accept Without Protest Or Silently | Acquiesce |
| 13 | Word Formed From Initial Letters Of A Name | Acronym |
| 14 | Thing To Be Added At The End Of A Book Etc. | Addendum |
| 15 | Person Who Piolts Or Travels In A Ballon Airship Or Other Aircraft | Aeronaut |
| 16 | Person Who Loves Nature | Aesthete |
| 18 | One Who Doubts The Soundness Of Inferences | Aesthetic |
| 19 | To Increase The Gravity Of An Offence Or The Intensity Of A Dispute | Aggravate |
| 20 | Fear Of Pain | Aglophobia/Odynophobia |
| 21 | The Science Of Soil Management And The Production Of Field Crops | Agronomy |
| 22 | Chemistry In Ancient Times | Alchemy |
| 23 | A Story In Which Ideas Are Symbolised As People | Allegory |
| 24 | To Mitigate Of Lessen The Suffering Or Pain | Alleviate |
| 25 | Commencement Of Words With The Same Letter | Alliteration |
| 27 | An Annual Calendar With Position Of Stars | Almanac |
| 28 | A Raised Place On Which Offering To A God Are Made | Altar |
| 29 | Regard For Others As Principle Of A Action | Altruism |
| 30 | A Lover Of Mankind | Altruist/Philanthropist |
| 31 | Fear Of Riding A Car | Amaxophobia |
| 32 | A Tall Strong,Masculine Kind Of Women | Amazon |
| 33 | Able To Walk After Being Bedridden | Ambulatory |
| 34 | To Make Better , To Improve Or To Lift Or A Better Place | Ameliorate |
| 35 | One Who Is Likeable | Amiable |
| 36 | Cutting Or Arm, Leg, Etc. By Surgery | Amputation |
| 37 | A Mistake In The Chronological Order Or A Thing Which Is Out Of Harmony With A Period | Anachronism |
| 38 | Word Made By Changing The Order Of The Letters In Another Word | Anagram |
| 39 | A Person Who Wishes To Throw Over All Establishments | Anarchist |
| 40 | Something That Is Detested | Anathema |
| 41 | The Science Of The Structure Of Human Body | Anatomy |
| 42 | Fear Of Males | Androphobia |
| 43 | To Destroy | Annihilate |
| 44 | Fixed Sum Of Money Paid To Somebody As Income In His Lifetime | Annuity |
| 45 | Medicine Which Lessens Pain | Anodyne |
| 46 | Deviation Or Departure From Common Rule Of Standard | Anomaly |
| 48 | Fear Of Getting Fat Makes Young Girl Stop Eating Resulting In Harmful Effect | Anorexia |
| 49 | A Person Who Opposes Another | Antagonsit |
| 50 | Room Leading Into A Large Room | Anteroom |
| 51 | A Collection Of Poem | Anthology |
| 53 | Craze For Flowers | Anthomania |
| 54 | The Ascribing Of Human Motivation, Characterustics Ifr Behaviour To Inanmate Objects, Animal Or Natural Phenomena | Anthropormorphism |
| 55 | Strong And Settled Dislike Between Two Persons | Antipathy |
| 56 | Loss Of Ability To Use Speech/Understand | Aphasia |
| 57 | Total Loss Of Voice | Aphonia |
| 58 | One Who Derserts His Religion | Apostate |
| 59 | A Pioneer Of A Reform Movement | Apostle |
| 60 | A Set Of Instruments Put Together For A Purpose | Apparatus |
| 61 | A Person Who Has Just Started Learning | Apprentice |
| 62 | Cultivation Of Tress And Vegetables | Arboriculture |
| 63 | Words Used In Ancient Time But No Longer In General Use Now | Archaic |
| 64 | A Slang Of The Underworld | Argot |
| 65 | Military Forces And Their Equipments | Armament |
| 66 | Onw Who Is Guilty Of Firing Property | Arsonist |
| 67 | An Assembly Of Hearaers | Assemblage |
| 68 | Recurrence Of Some Disease After Generation Or Similarity In Special Features With Remote Ancestors | Atavism |
| 69 | To Make Thin Or Fine Or To Reduce The Strength | Attenuate |
| 70 | Fear Of Failure | Atychiphobia |
| 71 | The Group Especially In The Arts Regarded A Being The Most Experiment | Avant-Grade |
| 72 | A Statement Accepted As True Without Proof | Axiom |
| 73 | A Large Number Of Cotton Tied In A Bundle | Bale |
| 74 | A Story In Verse | Ballad |
| 76 | In Questions | Barrage |
| 77 | Fear Of Depths | Bathopobia |
| 78 | Blessing Given By Priest | Benediction |
| 79 | To Explain A Spritual Truth | Benign |
| 81 | To Surround With Armed Forces | Besiege |
| 82 | Engaged To Be Married | Betrodted |
| 83 | A Large Group Of Girls/Ladies | Bevy |
| 84 | Fond Of Much Alcoholic Drinks | Bibulous |
| 85 | One Who Intolerantly Devoted To A Particular Creed | Bigot |
| 86 | Examination Of Living Tissue | Biopsy |
| 87 | A Man Or Woman With Skin And Hair Or Auburn Colour | Blonde |
| 88 | An Unconventional Style Of Living | Bohemian |
| 89 | Clumsy Or Ill-Bred Fellow | Boor |
| 90 | The Dwelling Place If An Animal Underground | Borrow |
| 91 | A Small Shop That Sells Fashionable Clothes, Cosmetics Etc. | Boutique |
| 92 | A Pair Of Pigeons | Brace |
| 93 | A Factory For Manufacturing Of Beers | Brewery |
| 94 | Woven Fabric Richly Ornamented With Designs | Brocade |
| 95 | One Who Comes From A Village And Considered Stupid | Bumpkin |
| 96 | A Small House With All Rooms On One Floor | Bunaglow |
| 97 | A Collection Of Flags | Bunting |
| 98 | Person Who Holds Scholarship At A University | Bursar |
| 99 | Place Where Cows Are Sheltered | Byre |
| 100 | A Person Who Os Bad In Spelling | Cacaographist |
| 101 | A Place Where Treasurers ,Stores ,Ammunition Are Hidden | Cache |
| 102 | Fear Of Ugliness | Cacophobia |
| 103 | That Which Is Corpse Like | Cadaverous |
| 104 | Persuade By Flattery | Cajole |
| 105 | A Person Who Is Insensible To Kind Thoughts Or Sympathetic Feeling | Callous |
| 106 | One Who Eats Human Flesh | Cannibal |
| 107 | Lover Of Dogs | Canophilist |
| 108 | The Dead Body Of A Animal | Caracass |
| 109 | The Dad Body Of A Animal | Carcase |
| 110 | Public Marry Making And Feasting | Carnival |
| 111 | Noisy Drinking Party Or Merry Making | Carousal |
| 112 | Fear Of Doctors | Catrophobia |
| 113 | Of Inner Circle Of Members Of Government | Caucus |
| 114 | Extreme Fear Of Beauty | Cellophobia |
| 115 | One Who Is More Than A Hundred Years Old | Centenarian |
| 116 | Art Of Poetry | Ceramics |
| 117 | Elderly Women In Charge Of A Girl On Social Occasions | Chaperon |
| 118 | Be The Emodiment Or Perferct Example Of | Characterise |
| 119 | Person Who Pretends To Have More Knowledge | Charlatan |
| 120 | An Extermely Deep Crack Or Opening In The Ground | Chasm |
| 121 | One Who Drives A Motor Car | Chauffeur |
| 122 | A Person Who Is Blindly Devoted To An Idea | Chauvinist |
| 123 | An Unreal And Visionary Ideal | Chimerical |
| 124 | A Small Piece Of Wood | Chip |
| 125 | The Science Of Colours | Chromatics |
| 127 | The Study Of Duration Of Life | Chronology |
| 128 | A Women Who Lures Men To Destroy Them | Circe |
| 129 | Prevent From Being Carried Out | Circumvent |
| 130 | A Group[P Of Applauders I.E. Paid To Clap | Claque |
| 131 | Fear Of Going To Bed | Clinophobia |
| 132 | A Small Person Belonging To A Body | Clique |
| 133 | A Group Of Islands | Cluster |
| 134 | Compel To A Course Of Action | Coerce |
| 135 | Presented In A Forceful And Convening Manner | Cogent |
| 136 | Having The Same Source Or Origin | Cognate |
| 137 | Sticking Together | Coherent |
| 138 | Any Language Speaking Only | Colloquialism |
| 139 | An Official Bulletin | Communique |
| 140 | One Who Introduces Performing Artists On The Stage Programmes | Compere |
| 141 | One Who Is Completely Satisfied | Complacent |
| 142 | To Have A Very High Opinion Of Oneself | Conceited |
| 143 | Live In Relationship A Man And A Woman Living Without Being Married | Concubiange |
| 144 | A Country Ruled By Two Country | Condomunium |
| 145 | One Who Sells Sweets And Pastries | Confectioner |
| 146 | Union Of States, Parties, Or Persons | Confederacy |
| 147 | Having A Similar Nature, Common Interest | Congenial |
| 148 | Present From Or Before Birth | Congenital |
| 149 | A Group Of Worshipers | Congregation |
| 150 | Identical In All Respects | Congruent |
| 151 | Suggest In Addition To The Fundamental Meaning | Connote |
| 152 | Relationship By Blood Or Birth | Consanguinity |
| 153 | Guided By One’s Sense Of Duty | Conscientious |
| 154 | Compulsory Enlistment For Military Service | Conscription |
| 155 | A Number Of Stars Grounded Together | Constellation |
| 156 | A Disease Which Spreads By Contact | Contagious |
| 157 | One Who Lives At The Same Time | Contemporary |
| 158 | Wilful And Persistent Resistance To Lawful Authority | Contumacy |
| 159 | Gradual Recovery From Illness | Convalescence |
| 160 | Secret Religious Meeting | Conventicle |
| 161 | A Girl Who Flirts Egregiously | Coquettle |
| 162 | Ceremony Of Crowning A King | Coronation |
| 163 | A Funeral Procession Comprising A Number Of Mourners | Cortege |
| 164 | Person Singing Jointly With Others | Cosignatory |
| 165 | Having A Common Terminus Or Boundary | Coterminous |
| 166 | A Graveyard Where Dead Are Buried | Crèche |
| 167 | Man Whose Wife Is Unfaithful To Him | Cuckold |
| 168 | A Passage With Only One End | Cul-De-Sac |
| 169 | System Of Religious Worship | Cult |
| 170 | A Low Area Storm With High Winds Rotating About A Centre Of Low Atmospheric Pressure | Cyclone |
| 171 | One Who Thinks That Human Nature Is Essentially Evil | Cynic |
| 172 | Fear Of Dogs | Cynophobia |
| 173 | The Study Of Cells, Especially Their Formation Structure And Functions | Cytology |
| 174 | The Study Of Finger Prints For The Purpose Of Identification | Dactylographic |
| 175 | One Who Pays Too Much Attention To His Cloths And Appearance | Dandy |
| 176 | Suave (Polished And Light Hearted Person) | Debonair |
| 177 | An Original Glass Bottle For Holding Wine Or Other Alcoholic Drinks | Decanter |
| 178 | A Person Who Fails In The Performance Of This Duty Or Commits And Offence | Delinquent |
| 179 | A Political Leader Who Tries To Stir Up People | Demagogue |
| 180 | An Expression Of Mild Disapproval | Denigration |
| 181 | A Person Who Gives Written Testimony For Use In A Court | Deponent |
| 182 | Express Earnest Disapproval Of | Deprecate |
| 183 | To Derive A Thing Of Its Holy Character | Descrate |
| 184 | Use In An Unworthy Or Wicked Way | Desecrate /Defile |
| 185 | The Abandonment Of One’s Country Or Cause | Desertion |
| 186 | The Rule Of A Person Who Is Tyrant | Despotism |
| 187 | The State Of Being Miserable , Bereft Of All Possessions | Destitute |
| 188 | That Which Has Very Harmful And Dangerous Effects | Detrimental |
| 189 | Make Desolate | Devastate |
| 190 | Bitter And Violent Attack In Words | Diatribe |
| 191 | Story Told To Illustrate A Moral Or Spiritual Truth | Didactic |
| 192 | Shy,Timid , Unwilling To Face A Situation | Diffident |
| 193 | Turn Or Wander Away From The Main Topic | Digress |
| 194 | A Dabbler (Not Serious In Art, Science And Literature | Dilettante |
| 196 | Morbid Compulsion Of Drink | Dipsomania |
| 197 | Fear Of Thirst | Dipsophobia |
| 198 | Song Sung At Burial | Dirge |
| 199 | One Who Works In Return For Being Taught The Trade | Disciple |
| 200 | Felling Of Fear And Disappointment | Dismay |
| 201 | Hiding Of True Feelings | Dissimulation |
| 202 | Pull Out Of Usual Shape | Distort |
| 203 | Of The Daytime | Diurnal |
| 204 | Belief Accepted Without Question | Dogma |
| 205 | A Person Living Permanenetly In A Certain Plac E | Domicile |
| 206 | Old Age When A Man Behave Like A Fool | Dotage |
| 208 | The House Of An Arab | Dowar |
| 209 | Gust Of Wing | Draught |
| 210 | A Squirrel’s Home | Drey |
| 211 | Mania For Travel | Dromomania |
| 212 | One Who Deals In Cattle | Drover |
| 213 | Not Conforming To Ordinary Rules Of Behaviour | Eccentric |
| 214 | Man Having The Woman’s Quallity | Effeminate |
| 215 | A Poem Of Mourning | Elegay |
| 216 | The Art Of Effective Speking | Elocution |
| 217 | Persuasive And Fluent Speech | Eloquence |
| 218 | Place For Ideal Peace And Happiness | Elysium |
| 219 | To Free From The Confines Of Something To Liberate From | Emancipate |
| 220 | A Wall Built To Prevent The Sea Or A River From Flooding An Area | Embankment |
| 221 | To Raise A Pattern Or Design On The Surface Of Something | Emboss |
| 222 | A Professor Who Has Retired From Service | Emeritus |
| 223 | A Medicine Which Induces Vomit | Emetic |
| 224 | A Person Leaving His Native Country To Settle In Another | Emigrant |
| 225 | A Person Sent On A Mission | Emissary |
| 226 | Understanding Without The Interference Of Feelings | Empathy |
| 227 | Something Regularly Found Among A Particular People Or Community | Endemic |
| 229 | Give The Right To Vote | Enfranchise |
| 230 | Boredom And Frustration In Life | Ennui |
| 231 | One Who Is Given To Pleasure Of The Flesh | Epicure |
| 232 | One Whose Attitude Is To Eat, Drink And Merry | Epicurean |
| 233 | A Short Saying Or Poem Which Express An Idea In A Very Clever And Amusing Way | Epigram |
| 234 | A Verse Letter | Epistle |
| 236 | A Short Summary Of A Book Or Speech | Epitome |
| 237 | Calmness Of Mind And Temper | Equanimity |
| 238 | A Person Who Is Skilled In Horsemanship | Equestrian |
| 239 | The Study Of Effect Of Environment On Workers | Ergonomy |
| 240 | Fear Of Work | Ergophobia |
| 241 | Science Of The Races Of Mankind And Their Relation To One Another | Ethnology |
| 242 | The Study Of Animal Behaviour | Ethology |
| 243 | Habitual Character And Deposition | Ethos |
| 244 | Science Of The Causes Of Diseases | Etiology/Aetiology |
| 245 | The Study Of The Origin And History Of Words | Etymology |
| 246 | The Study Of Production Of Better Offspring By The Careful Selection Of Parents | Eugenics |
| 247 | Use Of Mild Word In Place Of Words Required By Truth | Euphemism |
| 248 | Thing That Bring Gentle And Painless Death From Incurable Disease | Euthanasia |
| 249 | A Payment To Legaly Bindng But For Which Some Moral Obligation Is Felt | Ex Gratia |
| 250 | To Atone One’s Sins | Expiate |
| 251 | One Who Explains A Theory , Idea Etc. | Exponent |
| 252 | Forcing Out(Blood Etc.) From Its Vessel | Extravasate |
| 253 | A Person Who Is Filled With Excessive Enthusiasm | Extrovert |
| 254 | A Aniaml Story With Moral | Fable |
| 256 | An Exact Copy Of Handwriting ,Printing | Facsimile/Xerox |
| 257 | Something Artificial Having The Appearance Of Some Thing Got Up | Factitious |
| 258 | A Person Who Is Very Selective Disgusted Easily And Is Hard To Please | Fastidious |
| 259 | Congrulations Some One In Formal Manner | Felicatate |
| 260 | That Is Cat Like | Feline |
| 261 | Serious Crime Like Murder ,Arson | Felony |
| 262 | Chain Of Flowers ,Leaves Ribbons Etc. | Festoon |
| 263 | As Opposed To Realistic , Imagined Not Real | Fictitious |
| 264 | A Person Who Is Very Cruel | Fiend |
| 265 | Murder Of One’s Children | Filicide |
| 266 | Gay And Elegant Dress Or Appearance | Finery |
| 267 | A Number Of Sheeps | Flock |
| 268 | A Small Fleet Of Boats | Flotilla |
| 269 | Stroke Of Good Luck | Fluke |
| 270 | Page Number Of A Book | Folio |
| 271 | Incur Loss Through Some Fault | Forfeit |
| 272 | Murder Of One’s Brother | Fratricide |
| 273 | The Art Of Painting On A Plaster Surface | Fresco |
| 274 | A Person Who Is Very Careful In The Use Of Money | Frugal/Parsimonious |
| 275 | The Line Which A Plough Cuts In The Ground | Furrow |
| 276 | Fastest Speed Of A Horse | Gallop |
| 277 | Fear Of Marriage | Gamophobia |
| 278 | A Person Who Is Talktive | Garrulous |
| 279 | A Record Or Table Showing The Descent Of A Person Or A Family | Genealogy |
| 280 | Fear Of Birth | Genophobia |
| 281 | The Study Of Rocks And Soils | Geology |
| 282 | Tendency To Grow Downwards | Geotropism |
| 283 | Fear Of Old Age | Geraphobia |
| 284 | The Branch Of Science Which Deals With The Problems Of The Old | Geriatrics |
| 285 | Government By Old Man | Gerontocracy |
| 286 | Feeling That Everything Turns | Giddiness |
| 287 | List Of Explantation | Glossary |
| 288 | A Female Of Gander | Goose |
| 289 | A Connoisseur Of Food And Drink | Gourment |
| 290 | Fear Of Writing | Graph Phobia |
| 291 | Done Or Obtained Without Payment Or Free Of Charge | Gratuitous |
| 292 | Animals Which Live In A Flock , Used For Human Beings Also | Gregarious/Sociable |
| 293 | Make A Deep Sound Of Pain | Groan |
| 294 | One Who Sells Fruit, Vegetables Etc. From A Barrow In The Streets | Grocer |
| 295 | Complain Or Protest Irritatingly | Grudge /Grumble |
| 296 | Simple And Easily Deceived | Gullible |
| 297 | A Sudden Rush Of Wind | Gust |
| 298 | Fear Of Women | Gynophobia |
| 299 | An Instrument For Recoding The Revolutions Of The Earth | Gyroscope |
| 300 | The Normal Abode Of Any Animal Or Plant | Habitant |
| 301 | Languages That Has Been Very Much Used | Hackneyed |
| 302 | Study Of Literature Dealing With Lives Of Saints | Hagiology |
| 303 | A Person Without Objective Reality | Hallucination |
| 304 | Two Wheeled Cab For Two To Ride Indie With Driver Mounted Up Behind | Hansom |
| 305 | Loud Talk Or Speech | Harangue |
| 306 | A Person Or Thing That Goes Before And Announes The Coming Of Somethhing | Harbinger |
| 307 | A Women Of Lax Moral | Harlot |
| 308 | Fear Of Being Robbed | Harpaxophobia |
| 309 | A Spear On A Rope For Catching Whales And Other Larger Fish | Harpoon |
| 310 | An Adult Male Of Deer | Hart |
| 311 | Cutting And Gathering Of Grain | Harvest |
| 312 | A Number Of Fish Caught (In Net) Caught At One Time | Haul |
| 313 | Wide Spread Violence | Havoc |
| 314 | A Number Of Ruins, Stones | Heap |
| 315 | A Vehicle That Is Used To Carry A Dead Body | Hearse |
| 316 | Interrupt And Ask Troublesome Questions | Heckle |
| 317 | Fear Of Pleasure | Hedonophobia |
| 318 | Wicked To A High Degree | Heinous |
| 319 | The Sun Therapy | Heliotherapy |
| 320 | A Place For The Collection Of Dried Plants | Herbarium |
| 321 | That Which Eats Grass | Herbivore /Herbivorous |
| 322 | Belief Or Opinion Contrary To What Is Generally Accepted | Heresy |
| 323 | One Who Is Against The Religion | Heretic |
| 324 | Creature Havingh Both Male And Female Organs | Hermaphrodite |
| 325 | A Person Claming To Be Superior In Culture And Intellect To Others | Highbrow |
| 326 | One Who Robs Smuggler Of His Smuggled Goods After The Border Has Been Crossed | Hijacker |
| 327 | Person Who Is Against The Ordinary Society Esp. Dressing | Hippy |
| 328 | The Study Of Tissues | Histology |
| 329 | A Word That Is The Same In Sound As Another But Different In Meaning | Homonym |
| 330 | Science Of Time | Horology |
| 331 | A Dog Used For Hunting | Hound |
| 332 | Seat On Elephant’s Back | Howdah |
| 333 | Branches Of Learning Concerned With Literature History | Humanities |
| 334 | Fear Of Travel | Hydrophobia |
| 335 | A Religious Song | Hymn |
| 336 | An Exaggerated Statement | Hyperbole |
| 337 | A Persistent Anxiety About One’s Health Usually Involving Imagined Symptoms Of Illiness | Hypochondria |
| 338 | One Who Pretends To Be What He Is Not | Hypocrite |
| 339 | An Odd,A Typical Or Eccentric Trait | Idiosyncrasy |
| 341 | Short Descripative Poem Or Picturesque Scene Or Incident | Idyll |
| 342 | Something Perfectly Neat And Tidy | Immaculate |
| 344 | One Who Is Settles In Another Country | Immigrant |
| 345 | Free From Infection | Immune |
| 346 | Not Shoeing Proper Respect | Impertinent |
| 347 | One Who Shows Lack Of Respect Or Religious Reverence | Impious |
| 348 | That Cannot Be Weighed | Imponderable |
| 349 | Lacking In Sexual Power Or Sufficient Strength To Do Something | Impotent |
| 350 | That Cannot Be Entered By Force | Impregnable |
| 352 | Something That Cannot Be Taken Away | Inalienabel |
| 353 | A Person Who Maliciously Destroys By Fire | Incendiary |
| 354 | Incapable Of Being Burnt | Incombustible |
| 356 | That Which Is Not Composed Of Matter | Incorporeal |
| 357 | That Cannot Be Erased Or Removed | Indelible |
| 358 | Compensation Of Loss | Indemnity |
| 359 | Angry At Injustice | Indignant |
| 360 | One Who Is Unrelenting And Cannot Be Moved By Entreaties | Inexorable |
| 361 | Not Definitely Or Clearly Expressed | Inexplicit |
| 362 | Foolish Love | Infatuation |
| 363 | A Home For Old People | Infirmary |
| 364 | Swelling Part Of A Body | Inflammation |
| 365 | Judicial Process Or Order To Stop Something | Injunction |
| 366 | Place Which Provides Both Board And Lodging | Inn |
| 367 | A Subtle Allusive And Generally Deprecatory Remark | Innuendo |
| 368 | Not Clearly Expressed Or Understand | Inscrutable |
| 369 | Suggest Indirectly | Insinuate |
| 370 | Interested Mainly In A Small Group Country Etc. | Insular |
| 371 | To Mediate Between Two Parties In A Dispute | Intercede |
| 373 | Make (Something Misleading) Additions To A Book | Interpolate |
| 374 | The Period Between Two Reigns | Interregnum |
| 376 | Interrupt The Proceeding And Demand A Statement Or Explanation From | Interrelate |
| 377 | Scatter Things Among Others Or Place Here And There | Intersperse |
| 378 | A Person Who Has A Most Uncompromising Attitude Especially On Politics | Intransigent |
| 379 | Something That Can Not Be Harmed | Inviolate |
| 380 | A Person Who Travels From Place To Place | Itinerant |
| 381 | A Plan For Or Route To Be Followed On A Joureny | Itinerary |
| 382 | Language Difficult To Understand | Jargon |
| 383 | A Short Joureny For Pleaseure | Jaunt |
| 384 | A Professional Rider In Horse Races | Jockey |
| 385 | A Traitor Who Can Sel Our Even His Firends | Judas |
| 386 | A Group Of People Who Band Together For Some Secret Purpose Especially For Political Intrigue | Junta |
| 387 | Science And Philosophy Of Human Law | Jurisprudence |
| 388 | Placing A Thing Beside Another | Juxtapose |
| 389 | A Swiftly Changing Scene Or Pattern | Kaleidoscope |
| 390 | Science Of Human Beauty | Kalology |
| 391 | Fear Of Cockroaches | Katsaridaphobia |
| 392 | Government By The Worst Citizen | Kekistocracy |
| 393 | A House Or Shelter For A Dog | Kennel |
| 394 | A Funeral Bell | Knell |
| 395 | Being Economical In Speech Or Expressed In Few Words | Laconic |
| 396 | Salt Water Lake Separated From The Sea By Sand Banks | Lagoon |
| 397 | Fear Of Speed | Lalophobia |
| 398 | A Written Attack Using Humour To Provoke Contempt | Lampoon |
| 399 | One Who Cuts Precious Stones | Lapidist(Lapidary) |
| 400 | A Medicine That Loosens The Bowels | Laxative |
| 401 | Something Left In A Will By Someone Who Has Died | Legacy |
| 402 | Responsible According To Law | Legitimate |
| 403 | A False Written Statement To Damage A Person’s Repute | Libel |
| 404 | A Person Who Leads An Immoral Life | Libertine/Lecher |
| 405 | Man Of Lax Moral | Licentious |
| 407 | The Study Of Physical Phenomenon Of Lakes | Limnology |
| 408 | To Comenasate A Person Etc. For Loss Or Damage | Lindemnify |
| 409 | Fear Of Getting Fat | Lipophobia |
| 410 | Cutting For Stone In The Bladder | Lithotomy |
| 411 | Of Young Pigs, Dogs At Birth | Litter |
| 412 | A Section Of Hair | Lock |
| 413 | Fear Of Words | Logophobia |
| 414 | One Who Talks Continuously | Loquacious |
| 415 | A Song To Put Babies To Sleep | Lullaby |
| 416 | A Place Where Mad Men Are Kept | Lunatic |
| 417 | Fear Of Dark | Lygophobia |
| 418 | A Scene Or Situation Which Is Gruesomely Imaginative Or Full Of Gruesome Details | Macabre |
| 419 | Part-Song For Several Voices Without Instrumental Accompaniment | Madrigal |
| 420 | Fear Of Childbirth | Maieusiphobia |
| 421 | A Pharse R Sentence That Is Comical Or Noncensical Because The Speaker Used A Wrong Woek That Sounded Something Like A Right Word | Malapropism |
| 423 | Person Who Is Always Dissatisfied | Malcontent |
| 424 | Onw Who Pretends Illness To Escape Duty | Malingerer |
| 425 | A Fullsize Model Of A Complete Of Patial Human Figure | Mannequin /Dummy |
| 426 | An Instrunment For Measuring Gases | Manometer |
| 427 | Killing Of One’s Husband | Mariticide |
| 428 | Morning Prayer | Matin |
| 430 | A Magnificent Tomb | Mausoleum |
| 431 | Short Saying Expressing A General Truth | Maxim/Proverb/Dictum/Adage |
| 432 | Mania Of Being Important | Megalomania |
| 433 | One Who Has Delusions Of One’s Grandeur | Megalomaniac |
| 434 | A Drama Which Is Marked By Very Crude Appeal To Feelings And Emotions | Melodrama |
| 435 | Perasonal Reminiscences In A Narrative From | Memoir |
| 436 | A Place For Wild Animals And Birds | Menagerie |
| 437 | One Who Fights For Money | Mercenary |
| 439 | Application Of Name Or Descriptive Term To An Object To Which It Is Not Literally Applicable | Metaphor |
| 440 | One Who Is Very Careful And Particular | Meticulous |
| 441 | A Person Who Makes And Sells Ladies Hats, Etc. | Milliner |
| 442 | Cut Into Small Peaces | Mince |
| 443 | An Impudent Girl | Minx |
| 444 | Hatter Of Smoking | Misocapnic |
| 445 | One Hates The Institution Of Marriage | Misogamist |
| 446 | A Hater Of New Things | Misoneist |
| 447 | A Treatise On One Subject | Monograph |
| 448 | Perason Obsessed With One Idea Or Subject | Monomaniiac |
| 449 | Of Outstanding Significance | Monumental |
| 450 | Belonging To This Word , Earthly | Mundane |
| 451 | A Change That Befalls Something | Mutation |
| 452 | Open Rebellion Of Soldiers And Sailors Against Lawful Authority | Mutiny |
| 453 | Flesh Of Sheep Used As Food | Mutton |
| 454 | A Person Having The Same Name | Namesake |
| 455 | State Of Unconscious | Narcosis |
| 456 | Secretion Of A Plant Which Attracts The Insects Or Birds That Pollinate Flowers | Nectar |
| 457 | Using Of New Words | Neology |
| 458 | A Person Suffering From Nervous Breakdown | Neurotic |
| 459 | Fond Of New Things | Newfangled |
| 460 | A Hollow Space In A Wall For A Stuate | Niche |
| 461 | One Who Believes In The Philosophy That Nothing Has Real Existence | Nihilist |
| 462 | A Member Of A Wandering Tribe | Nomad |
| 463 | Study Of Law | Nomo Logy |
| 464 | A Quick Remedy Or Apparent Medicine Or Similarly A Pet Scheme | Nostrum |
| 465 | Fear Of Darkness | Nyctophobia |
| 466 | Offering Made To God | Oblation |
| 467 | Destroy Without Any Trace | Obliterate |
| 468 | Physician Who Delivers Babies | Obsterician |
| 469 | Fear Of Crowds | Oclophobia |
| 470 | One Who Cure Eye Disease | Oculist |
| 471 | The Study Of Teeth | Odontology |
| 472 | A Long Wandering Journey | Odyssey |
| 473 | Gathering Of All Things | Omnibus |
| 474 | Of All Sorts | Omnifarious |
| 475 | One Who Eats Everything | Omnivorous |
| 476 | Fear Of Snakes | Ophiopobia |
| 477 | Scornful And Contemptuous Language | Opprobrium |
| 478 | The Study Of Mountains | Oralogy |
| 479 | One Who Makes An Eloquent Public Speech | Orator |
| 480 | A Field Or A Part Of A Garden Where Fruit Trees Grow | Orchard |
| 481 | Severe Test Of Character Or Endurance | Ordeal |
| 482 | The Ceremony At Which A Man Becomes A Priest | Ordination |
| 483 | Style In Which A Writer Makes A Display Of His Knowledge | Ornate |
| 484 | The Study Of Correct Pronunciation | Orthoepy |
| 485 | Currect Spelling | Orthography |
| 487 | Fear Of Property | Orthophobia |
| 488 | A Person Who Looks After Horses In A Inn | Ostler |
| 489 | Dungeon Entered By Trapdoor | Oubliette |
| 490 | Way Out For Water Or Stream | Outlet |
| 491 | Bearing Young’s By Eggs | Oviparous |
| 492 | Person Who Does Not Believe In Any Religion | Pagan |
| 493 | The Study Of Ancient Writing | Palaeography |
| 494 | Study Of Fossils | Palaeontology |
| 495 | Food Which Agrees With One’s Taste | Palatable |
| 496 | The Study Of Ancient Writing | Paleography |
| 497 | That Which Can Lessen The Severity Of (Pain , Disease) | Palliative |
| 498 | Government Run Universally | Panarcy |
| 499 | Equally Sensitive To All Colours | Panchromatic |
| 500 | A Disease Widely Epidemic | Pandemic |
| 501 | Wild And Noisy Disorder | Pandemonium |
| 502 | A Speech Or Writing Prasing A Person Or A Thing | Panegyric |
| 503 | Government By All | Pant Isocracy |
| 504 | Belief Of God In Nature | Pantheism |
| 505 | Person Who Belives That God Is Everything And Eveyting Is God | Pantheist |
| 506 | Temple Dedicated To All The Gods | Pantheon |
| 507 | To Explain A Spritual Truth | Parable |
| 508 | A Lover Specially One Who Unlawfully Takes The Position Of A Wife Or A Husband | Paramour |
| 509 | Mental Derangement | Paranoia |
| 510 | Personal Belonging , Equipments Etc. | Paraphernalia |
| 511 | One Who Lives On Others | Parasite |
| 512 | A Small Umbrella | Parasol |
| 513 | Funny Imitation Of A Poem | Parody |
| 514 | Words Alike In Sound But Different In Meaning And Spelling | Paronym |
| 515 | Murder Of One’s Parents | Parricide |
| 516 | One Who Flaunts Newly Acquired Wealth | Parvenu |
| 517 | A Language Of Special Group | Patois |
| 518 | Killing One’s Father | Patricide |
| 519 | Property Inherited From One’s Father Pr Ancestors | Patrimony |
| 520 | Name Derived From Father’s Name | Patronymic |
| 521 | One Who Has No Means Of Live Hood | Pauper |
| 522 | Give Something As A Security For Debt | Pawn/Mortgage |
| 523 | Use Of Public Money For One’s Own Benefit | Peculation/Embezzlement |
| 524 | A School Teacher Or A Man Affecting Learning | Pedagogue |
| 525 | The Art Of Method Of Teaching | Pedagogy |
| 526 | A Style In Which A Writer Makes A Display Of His Knowledge | Pedantic |
| 527 | To Remove The Skin Of A Potato Or And Orange | Peel |
| 528 | Equal In Rank | Peer |
| 529 | A Small Enclosere For Cattle ,Sheep ,Polutry Etc | Pen |
| 530 | Fear Of Poverty | Peniaphobia |
| 531 | Land So Surrounded By Water As To E Almost And Island | Peninsula |
| 533 | A Passage Marking The Close Of Speech | Peroration |
| 535 | Be The Embodiment Or Perfect Example | Personify |
| 536 | Quick To Judge And Understand | Perspicacious |
| 537 | Change To Something Abnormal , Unnatural | Perversion |
| 538 | The Study Of Rocks | Petrology |
| 539 | Fear Of Becoming Blad | Phalacrophobia |
| 540 | Fear Of Ghosts | Phasmophobia |
| 541 | One Who Works For The Welfare Of The Women | Philogynist /Feminist |
| 542 | The Study Of Languages | Philology |
| 544 | A Lover Of Learning | Philomath |
| 545 | A Lover Of Poetry And Art | Philomuse |
| 546 | A Lover Of Animals | Philozoic |
| 547 | The Study Of Speech Sounds And Production, Transmission , Reception | Phonetics |
| 548 | Instrument For Measuring The Intensity Of Light | Photometer |
| 549 | The Science Of Judging Of A Person’s Character Capabilities Etc. From An Examination Of The Shape Of His Skull | Phrenology |
| 550 | The Study Of Human Face | Physiognomy |
| 551 | Ride On Someone’s Back | Piggyback |
| 552 | Pleasant Or Sharp To The Taste | Piquant |
| 553 | A Common Place Remark | Platitude |
| 555 | Common Place Remarks | Platitudes |
| 556 | An Experession Of The Popular Will Concerning Some Important Questions Given By A Direct Vote Of The People | Plebiscite |
| 558 | A Person With Full Discretinary Power To Act On Behalf Of A Country | Plenipotentiary |
| 559 | Use Of More Words Than Are Needed To Express The Meaning | Pleonasm |
| 560 | Custom Of Having Many Wives | Polygamy |
| 561 | One Who Knows Many Languages | Polygot |
| 562 | That Which Is Pig Like | Porcine |
| 563 | A Group Of People Who Are The Same In Some Way | Posse |
| 564 | Future Generation | Posterity |
| 565 | Something Which Can Be Taken For Granted | Postulate |
| 566 | A Book Or Picture Produced Merely To Bring In Money | Pot-Boiler |
| 567 | A Medley Or Heterogenous Mixture Of Great Variety | Potpourri |
| 568 | Theory Of Utility | Pragmatism |
| 569 | A Person Concerned With Practical Results And Values | Pragmatist |
| 570 | One Preying On Or Exploiting Others | Predator |
| 571 | Difficult Or Dangerous Situation | Predicament |
| 572 | Absolute Right | Prerogative |
| 573 | Feeling Or Impression That Something Evil Is Going To Happen | Presentment |
| 574 | The Tendency To Postpone Things For Future | Procrastination |
| 575 | Forecast Of The Probable Course Of A Disease Or Illness | Prognosis |
| 576 | Whole Body Of Wage Earners | Proletariat |
| 577 | Confused And Disorderly | Promiscuous |
| 578 | Explicit Understanding To Do Something | Promise |
| 579 | Natural Tendency To Do Something | Propensity |
| 580 | Person To Whom Another Gives Encouragement And Help | Protégé |
| 581 | Original Modal | Prototype |
| 582 | One Who Studies The Pattern Of Voting In Elections | Psephologist |
| 583 | Expand And Contract Rhythmically | Pulsate |
| 584 | Particular Point Of Good Conduct , Ceremony Honour | Punctilio |
| 585 | Separation From Other People To Avoid Infection | Quarantine |
| 587 | Happening In Five Years | Quinquennial |
| 588 | One Who Is Chvalrous,Idealistic And Unpractical | Quixotic |
| 589 | People In Rowdy Scence | Rabble |
| 590 | Lottery In Which An Article Is Assigned By Lot To One Of Those Buying Tickts | Raffle /Draw |
| 591 | A Person Who Refuses Compliance With | Recalcitrant |
| 592 | Secret Place Difficult To Reach | Recess |
| 593 | One Who Habitually Relapses Into Crime Or One Who Cannot Be Cured Of Criminal Activities | Recidivist |
| 594 | One Who Retires From Socity To Live A Solitary Life | Recluse |
| 596 | Dress With Medals, Ribbons Worn At Official Ceremonies | Regalia |
| 597 | Give Back To The Users Their Youthful Vigour And Appearance | Rejuvenate |
| 598 | Pardon Or Forgiveness Of Sins By God | Remission |
| 599 | One Who Forsakes Religion | Renegade |
| 601 | Person Who Changes His Religious Belief | Renegate/ Renegade |
| 602 | Witty , Clever Retort | Repartee |
| 604 | Atonement For One’s Sins | Repentance |
| 605 | Indirect Effect Or Remote Effect Of Some Event | Repercussion |
| 606 | Copy Or Reproduction Of A Work | Replica |
| 607 | Shining , Brilliant And Magnificent | Resplendent |
| 608 | A Person Who Is Resereved In Talks | Reticent |
| 609 | A Lady’s Purse | Reticule |
| 610 | The Art Of Elegant Speech Or Writing | Rhetoric |
| 611 | Place For Public Speaking | Rostrum |
| 612 | Cud-Chewing Animal | Ruminant |
| 613 | To Mediate, To Pander Over A Question | Ruminate |
| 614 | To Relax In A Countryside Far Away From The Humdrum Of Town | Rusticate |
| 615 | Substance Used In Place Of Sugar | Saccharin |
| 616 | A Symbolic Religious Ceremony Especially Baptism | Sacrament |
| 617 | The Act Of Violating The Sanctity Of Church | Sacrilege |
| 618 | Violiting Religious Things | Sacriliege |
| 619 | A Very Private Room | Sanctum,Sanctorum |
| 620 | Abounding In Blood | Sanguine |
| 621 | One Who Is Grave And Gloomy | Saturnine |
| 622 | In A Primitive Or Uncivilized State | Savage |
| 623 | One Who Always Gets Into Trouble | Scapegrace |
| 624 | Confused Struggle Or Fight | Scrimmage |
| 625 | Practise Of Using Abuse | Scurrility |
| 626 | Suffering From Bodily Or Mental Weakness Because Old Age | Senile |
| 627 | Affectedly And Pompously Formal Person Or Style | Sententious |
| 628 | Music Played Or Sung At Night Below A Person’s Window | Serenade |
| 629 | 150th Anniversary | Sesquicentennial |
| 630 | Smash To Pieces | Shatter |
| 631 | A Case In Which The Sword Is Kept | Sheath |
| 632 | A Case In Which The Blade Of A Sword Is Kept | Sheath ,Scabbard |
| 633 | A Large Number Of Fish Swimming Together | Shoal |
| 634 | Cutting All The Waste Paper Into Pieces | Shredding |
| 635 | Winding Sheet Of A Corpse | Shroud |
| 636 | Go Back And Forth | Shuttle |
| 637 | Period Of Rest Or Sleep Taken In The Early Afternoon | Siesta |
| 638 | A Portrait Of A Person With Only The Outline Of The Profile | Silhouette |
| 639 | One Who Despises Persons Of Lower Social Position | Snob |
| 640 | A Short Stay At A Place | Sojourn |
| 641 | A Very Delicate Flaw Or Mistake Which Is Not Expected From The Person Making It | Solecism |
| 642 | A Speech Made To Oneself | Soliloquy |
| 643 | Having A Full , Deep Sound | Sonorous |
| 644 | A Reasoned Willing To Avail Himself Of Fallacies That Will Help His Case | Sophist |
| 645 | Causing Or Tending To Cause Sleep | Soporific |
| 646 | The Highest Singing Voice In Women Or Boys Or A Music In Highest Voice | Soprano |
| 647 | Murder Of One’s Sister | Sororicide |
| 648 | One Who Is A Habitual Drunked | Sottoper |
| 649 | A Thing Kept In Meomory Of An Event | Souvenir |
| 651 | Money In Form Of Coins | Specie |
| 652 | The Study Of Caves | Spelelogy |
| 653 | One Who Does Not Know How To Save The Money | Spendthrift |
| 654 | One Who Spends One’s Money Recklessly | Spendthrift/Prodigal |
| 655 | Occurring Here And There Or Now And Then Of Or For All | Sporadic |
| 656 | Principal Raw Material Or Commodity Grown In A Locality | Staple |
| 657 | Written Law Passed By The Law Making Body | Statute |
| 658 | One Who Loads And Unloads Ships | Stevedore |
| 659 | One Who Arranges For The Supply Of Food In A Club, School Etc. | Steward |
| 660 | A Sequence Of Similar Items | String |
| 661 | Walk In A Vain , Self-Important Way | Strut |
| 662 | A Heavy Unnatural Slumber | Stupor |
| 663 | A Place Where Pigs Are Kept | Sty |
| 664 | Bring Under Control Especially A Group Of People Causing Trouble | Subdue |
| 665 | Bring Under Control In War | Subjugate |
| 666 | Put Under The Surface Of Water | Submerge |
| 667 | Submarines Operate Below The Surface Of The Seas | Subterranean |
| 668 | One Who Courts Or Woos A Woman | Suitor |
| 669 | Miscellaneous Articles Not Listed Separately | Sundries |
| 670 | Showing Contemptuous Indifference | Supercilious |
| 671 | Easily Bending | Supple |
| 672 | Stealthy Done | Surreptitious |
| 673 | A Subsutute | Surrogate |
| 674 | A Flies Or Locusts, Bees ,Ants | Swarm |
| 675 | A Boastful Fellow | Swashbuckler |
| 676 | To Slap With A Flat Objact | Swat |
| 677 | Person Who Caters To The Rich | Sycophant |
| 678 | Conference For Discussion On A Subject | Symposium |
| 679 | A Council Of Clergymen | Synod |
| 680 | Something Which Religion Or Custom Regards As Forbidden | Taboo |
| 681 | A Place Where Lather Is Tanned | Tannery |
| 682 | Fit For Bad Temper Or Anger | Tantrum |
| 683 | The Art Of Preserving Skin | Taxidermy |
| 684 | Power Of Reading Thoughts Of Others | Telepathy |
| 685 | A Noisy Quarrelsome Women, A Shrew | Termagant |
| 686 | Fear Of Deaths | Thanatophobia |
| 687 | Government By The Gods | Therachy |
| 688 | A Large Crowd Of People | Throng |
| 689 | One Who Always Runs Away From Danger | Timid |
| 690 | Exsisting Only In Name | Titular |
| 691 | One Who Is Habitual Drunken | Toper/Sot |
| 692 | Art Of Cutting Tree And Bushes Into Ornamental Shape | Topiary |
| 693 | Of Abusive Invectives | Torrent |
| 694 | One Who Travels From Place To Place | Tramp |
| 695 | That Which Surpasses | Transcendental |
| 696 | Of A Very Short Duration Of Period | Transient |
| 697 | The Doctrine That Human Souls Pass From One Body To Another At The Time Of Death | Transmigration |
| 698 | A Drawing On Transparent Paper | Transparency |
| 699 | Group Of Three Novals | Trilogy |
| 700 | Fear Of Numbers | Triskaidekaphobia |
| 701 | Something That Is Poisonous Or Unhealthy | Trivial |
| 702 | A Group Of Dancers, Artists Or Acrobats | Troupe |
| 703 | Plain Or Self Evident Truth | Truism |
| 704 | A Framework Of Rafters, Posts And Bars | Truss |
| 705 | Of Grass ,Hair | Tuft |
| 706 | Science Of Printing | Typography |
| 707 | That Which Cannot Be Doubted Or Questioned | Unimpeachable |
| 708 | The Practise Of Taking Exorbitant Or Excessive Interest On The Money Lent | Usury |
| 709 | An Imaginary Ideal | Utopia |
| 710 | Change One’s Mind Two Quickly | Vacillation |
| 712 | Suggesting Absence Of Thought Or Intellect | Vacuous |
| 713 | To Spend Life Without Purpose And Intitative | Vegetate |
| 714 | Guilty Of Accepting Bribes Extremely Mercenary | Venal |
| 715 | Fault That May Be Forgiven | Venial |
| 717 | That Can Live Without Outside Help | Viable |
| 718 | The Act Of Enjoying Or Having An Experience Indirectly | Vicariously |
| 719 | A Short Literary Description Marked By Delicacy | Vignette |
| 720 | One Who Is Determined To Exact Full Vegeance For Wrong Done To Him | Vindictive |
| 721 | An Area Planted With Grapes | Vineyard |
| 722 | A Loud-Mouthed Turbulent Kind Of Women | Virago |
| 723 | One Who Is Brilliant Performer On Stage(Specially Music) | Virtuoso |
| 724 | Bearing Living Young’s | Viviparous |
| 725 | That Easily Changes Into Gas Or Vapour | Volatile |
| 726 | Person Who Gives Himself Up To Luxury And Sexual Pleasures | Voluptuary |
| 727 | A Long Joureny Especially By Sea | Voyage |
| 728 | That Is Fox Like | Vulpine |
| 729 | Weariness Of And Sadness For Life And World | Weltschmerz |
| 730 | A Person Sharing Responsibility For A Political Party’s Discipline And Tactics | Whip |
| 731 | Having A Vague Desire | Wistful |
| 732 | A Garland Of Flowers | Wreath |
| 733 | To Move Along With Quick Short Twisting Actions | Wriggle |
| 734 | Fear Of Sex | Xenophobia |
| 735 | A Light Sailing Boat Built Especially For Racing | Yacht |
| 736 | Fear Of God | Zeusophobia |
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