Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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a person new to a field | novice | 67%
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A star that increases a lot in brightness and then fades | nova | 56%
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a star-shaped figure used to indicate an omission or a footnote | asterisk | 44%
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each of the two times of the year when days and nights are equal in length | equinox | 44%
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never changing; unchangable | immutable | 44%
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things (objects) worthy of rememberance | memorabilia | 44%
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a new word, phrase, expression, or a new meaning | neologism | 44%
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1. to confirm priestly authority upon 2. to order by superior authority | ordain | 44%
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next to last | penultimate | 44%
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1. a chronological record of events of successive years without analysis; a historical record 2. A periodical journal of a learned field or annual reports of an organization | annals | 33%
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of or from the stars | astral | 33%
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1. lasting two years 2. happening every two years | biennial | 33%
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a continuous and detailed record of events in order of their occurence | chronicle | 33%
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1. a group of fixed stars 2. a brilliant gathering 3. a set of related objects or individuals | constellation | 33%
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the study of the whole universe: origin, evolution, and relationship of its parts | cosmology | 33%
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a person at ease in any part of the world and/or knowledgeable in many subjects | cosmopolite | 33%
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1. daily; occurring daily or every other day 2. Active during the day instead of at night | diurnal | 33%
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stern, grim, gloomy | dour | 33%
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under constraint or coercion against one's will | duress | 33%
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pertaining to letter-writing or contained in letters | epistolary | 33%
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improvised; without previous preparation | extempore | 33%
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before history, knowledge, or memory, primordial | immemorial | 33%
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excessive; immoderate; not controlled | inordinate | 33%
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a written account of personal experiences; an autobiography | memoir | 33%
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1. a span of 1000 years 2. The thousand years in which Christ will rule on earth | millennium | 33%
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Deferment or delay of an action | moratorium | 33%
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revival of literary, architectural, and artistic forms from the classical era | neoclassical | 33%
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1. a recent convert 2. a newly ordained member or priest 3. a beginner/novice | neophyte | 33%
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a melody or composition conveying romantic or evening thoughts | nocturne | 33%
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1. stubborn 2. Hardened against good influences | obdurate | 33%
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1. a command or order; a law or regulation, especially by a city or government 2. A custom or practice established by tradition, especially a religious rite | ordinance | 33%
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deviating from the usual; eccentric | outré | 33%
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an alteration; a rearrangement of elements, especially in math | permutation | 33%
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to agitate or upset | perturb | 33%
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to set right; to correct | rectify | 33%
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moral uprightness; correctness of behavior | rectitude | 33%
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old or aging | senescent | 33%
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a temporary stay or brief visit | sojourn | 33%
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1. pertaining to stars 2. outstanding; referring to a star performer | stella | 33%
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flagrantly uncivil and ill-natured | surly | 33%
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happening at the same time or rate | synchronous | 33%
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daring; rash; reckless | temerarious | 33%
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foolish boldness; recklessness; rashness | temerity | 33%
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1. to moderate 2. To bring to a particular texture or consistency, often hardness | temper | 33%
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1. moderation in expressing feelings, in appetite, and in consumption of alcoholic drink 2. total abstinence from alcoholic beverages | temperance | 33%
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1. Pertaining to worldly affairs 2. Transitory; short-lived | temporal | 33%
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to transform; to change from one form to another | transmute | 33%
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1. Muddy; unclear; opaque 2. confused or disordered | turbid | 33%
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a final, uncompromising condition or demand, especially one whose rejection will close negotiations | ultimatum | 33%
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1. a person or thing out of place in a historical period or sequence of events 2. A person, custom, or idea considered to be out of date | anachronism | 22%
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a leader or teacher og a new gaith or movement | apostle | 22%
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1. To raise an objection 2. to delay | demur | 22%
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to spread widely; to disseminate | disperse | 22%
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1. The highest point or stage of development; apogee; zenith 2. the imaginary half circle connecting the north and south poles | meridian | 22%
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showing or appearing to feel no emotion; apathetic | stolid | 22%
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1. Retired or disqualified because of age or infirmity 2. Antiquated; obsolete | superannuated | 22%
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1. To accept or adapt to a situation; to compromise 2. To postpone a decision in order to gain time | temporize | 22%
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a remark that disparages, maligns, or slanders another | aspersion | 11%
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unexcitable; unflustered; calm | imperturbable | 11%
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not submissive to authority | insubordinate | 11%
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