- Erudite: Characterized by
extensive reading or knowledge; well instructed, Many of these guides
are erudite historians who have quit low-paying jobs as
university professors and now offer
private tours.
- Foster: To nurse;
cherish: foster a secret hope. Providing
parental care and nurture to children not related through legal or blood
ties:foster parents; foster
grandparents; a foster home. to promote the growth or
development; encourage.
- Coddle: Pamper, endearment.
- Prowess: Extraordinary ability or skills, sleight.
- Quibble: A trivial objection or criticism, to evade
the point of an argument by caviling about words
It is not worth
quibbling about. Quibbles about exact amount.
- Commend: Praise; to mention with approbation;
com�mend�able act.
- Con�tri�tion: (N) Penitence;
Repentance; Sincere remorse for wrongdoing; Deep regrett for doing
wrong. Contrite (Adj) A
contrite appology,manner.
- com�punc�tion: (N) Penitence; (Use in negative sentence)
He did is without compuction.
- Embellish: (V) Decorate, Adorn.
The fanciful account that embellishes a true
story.
- Hay-wure: (V) Topsy-turvy; upside down;
discombobulate.
- Postulate: (V) Assume, Speculate. We
postulate that the effort will effectuate into higher sales.
- Wont: (V) Habbit of doing s'th. He was
wont
to give lengthy speahes.
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