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Select the correct definition for each word.
Caveat
a home built with a curved ceiling
mineral build-up on the roof of a cave
a warning against certain acts
Abrogate
to bring about agreement as an intermediary between parties
to revoke formally
to regard with extreme repulsiveness
Blithe
a disease causing a high number of deaths
complete happiness
showing a casual and cheerful indifference considered to be insensitive
Repudiate
to reject, clean up
a tendency to be overly proper with a set group of individuals
to represent an animal
Bucolic
feeling or expressing sadness
an abundant supply of good things
relating to the pleasant aspects of the countryside and country life
Jurisprudence
not having a strong legal system
judging someone’s own interests
the branch of philosophy concerned with the law
Analogous
similar or equivalent in some respects
written by an unknown author
a shape with sides of equal length
Calumny
damp and unpleasant
on friendly terms
a false accusation
Capacious
a zodiac sign
large in the amount that can be contained
to use a red cape to attract a bull
Meander
to explain that you are accompanied by someone else
being part of the salamander species
to follow a winding course, to wander
Agog
showing urgent desire or interest
a geographic area that contains wet spongy ground
to open the mouth wide
Listless
showing little to no interest in something
to not believe in to-do lists
items grouped together that are unrelated
Artless
lacking creativity and expression
the loss of one’s fortune resulting in the inability to pay one’s debts
lacking the intention to deceive
Archetypal
having essential characteristics sought after by archaeologists
of an original type after which other things are patterned
an arched entranceway
Precipice
an unusual combination of spices
a very steep cliff
to prepare for a recipe
Predilection
a preference for something
an individual's first spoken language
framing for a door before it is installed
Clairvoyant
to move lightly through air
someone who can perceive things not present to the senses
a floating piece of paper
Adroit
to add a small amount
quick or skillful or adept in action or thought
expression of ones legal right
Blandish
to flatter someone in order to persuade them to do something
to shake or wave menacingly
to drive out or remove from a home
Revere
to reverse an action
to beg for something
to have great respect
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