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Description=Word List No. 39
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word	definition	part of speech	high-frequency
quash	subdue; crush	verb
quay	dock; landing place	noun
queasy	easily nauseated; squeamish	adjective
quell	put down; quiet	verb
quench	douse or extinguish; assuage or satisfy	verb
querulous	fretful; whining	adjective
query	inquiry; question	noun
queue	line	noun
quibble	minor objection or complaint	noun
quibble	equivocate; play on words	verb
quiescent	at rest; dormant	adjective
quietude	tranquillity	noun
quintessence	purest and highest embodiment	noun
quip	taunt	noun
quirk	startling twist; caprice	noun
quisling	traitors who assist invaders	noun
quiver	case for arrows	noun
quiver	tremble; shake	verb
quixotic	idealistic but impractical	adjective
quizzical	bantering; comical; humorously serious	adjective
quorum	number of members necessary to conduct a meeting	noun
quotidian	daily; commonplace; customary	adjective
rabid	like a fanatic; furious	adjective
raconteur	story-teller	noun
ragamuffin	person wearing tattered clothes	noun
rail	scold; rant	verb
raiment	clothing	noun
rakish	stylish; sporty	adjective
rally	call up or summon (forces, vital powers, etc.)	verb
ramble	wonder aimlessly (physically or mentally)	verb
ramification	branching out; subdivision	noun
ramify	divide into branches or subdivisions	verb
ramp	slope; inclined plane	noun
rampant	rearing up on hind legs; unrestrained	adjective
rampart	defensive mound of earth	noun
ramshackle	rickety; falling apart	adjective
rancid	having the odor of stale fat	adjective
rancor	bitterness; hatred	noun
rankle	irritate; fester	verb
rant	rave; talk excitedly; scold; make a grandiloquent speech	verb
rapacious	excessively gasping; plundering	adjective
rapport	emotional closeness; harmony	noun
rapprochement	reconciliation	noun
rapt	absorbed; enchanted	adjective
rarefied	made less dense (of a gas)	adjective
raspy	grating; harsh	adjective
ratify	approve formally; verify	verb	*
ratiocination	reasoning; act of drawing conclusions from premises	noun
rationalization	bringing into conformity with reason	noun
rationalize	reason; justify an improper act	verb
raucous	harsh and shrill	adjective
ravage	plunder; despoil	verb
rave	overwhemingly favorable view	noun
ravel	fall apart into tangles; entangle	verb
ravenous	extremely hungry	adjective
ravine	narrow valley with steep sides	noun
raze	destroy completely	verb
reactionary	recoiling from progress; retrograde	adjective
realm	kingdom; sphere	noun
reaper	one who harvests grain	noun
rebate	discount	noun
rebuff	snub; beat back	verb	*
rebuke	scold harshly; criticise severely	verb
rebuttal	refutation; response with contrary evidence	noun	*
recalcitrant	obstinately stubborn	adjective
recant	repudiate; withdraw previous statement	verb
recapitulate	summarize	verb
recast	reconstruct	verb
receptive	quick or willing to receive ideas, suggestions, etc.	adjective
recession	withdrawal; retreat	noun
recidivism	habitual return to crime	noun
recipient	receiver	noun
reciprocal	mutual; exchangeable; interacting	adjective
reciprocate	repay in kind	verb
recluse	hermit	noun	*
reconcile	make friendly after quarrel; correct inconsistencies	verb
recondite	abstruse; profound; secret	adjective
reconnaissance	survey of enemy by soldiers; 	noun
recount	narrate or tell; count over again	verb
recourse	resorting to help when in trouble	noun
recreant	coward; betrayed of faith	noun
recrimination	countercharges	noun
rectify	correct	verb	*
rectitude	uprightedness	noun
recumbent	reclining; lying down completely or in part	adjective
recuperate	recover	verb
recurrent	occurring again and again	adjective