ABUNDANT	plentiful (existing in large amounts)
TIMID	shy (shy and easily frightened)
VAST	immense (extremely large in size or area)
FRAIL	delicate (weak and easily hurt)
RELUCTANT	unwilling (not wanting to do something)
CAUTIOUS	careful (careful to avoid danger or mistakes)
ANCIENT	old (very, very old)
PECULIAR	odd (strange or unusual)
HOSTILE	unfriendly (unfriendly and ready to argue)
EAGER	keen (wanting very much to do something)
VIVID	bright (bright, clear, and strong)
HUMBLE	modest (not proud; not bragging)
GENEROUS	unselfish (happy to give or share)
GLOOMY	dismal (dark, or sad and hopeless)
RAPID	quick (very fast)
WEARY	tired (very tired)
FLIMSY	fragile (thin and easily broken)
BRISK	lively (quick and full of energy)
FEEBLE	weak (very weak)
LOYAL	faithful (always faithful to someone)
SCARCE	rare (hard to find; in short supply)
SWIFT	fast (moving very fast)
DAMP	moist (slightly wet)
VACANT	empty (empty; not being used)
HASTY	rushed (done too quickly, without enough care)
CLUMSY	awkward (moving awkwardly and bumping things)
ENORMOUS	huge (very large)
FRAGILE	delicate (easily broken)
CHEERFUL	merry (happy and bright)
STURDY	strong (strong and solid)
CURIOUS	inquisitive (eager to know or learn)
DROWSY	sleepy (sleepy)
FIERCE	ferocious (wild, strong, and intense)
FURIOUS	enraged (extremely angry)
GLUM	gloomy (quiet and sad)
HONEST	truthful (telling the truth)
IMMENSE	enormous (extremely large)
JOLLY	merry (happy and cheerful)
KEEN	eager (very eager or interested)
LOFTY	towering (very high; towering)
MEEK	docile (quiet, gentle, and obedient)
NIMBLE	agile (quick and light in movement)
ODD	strange (strange or unusual)
PLACID	calm (calm and not easily upset)
RIGID	stiff (stiff; not able to bend)
SERENE	tranquil (calm and peaceful)
SHREWD	clever (clever and good at judging things)
SINCERE	genuine (honest and truly meant)
STUBBORN	obstinate (refusing to change your mind)
TIDY	neat (neat and in order)
VAGUE	unclear (not clear or exact)
WICKED	evil (very bad or evil)
BOLD	daring (brave and confident)
BRIEF	short (short in time)
CONTENT	satisfied (happy and satisfied)
DIM	faint (not bright)
DULL	boring (boring; not interesting)
FERTILE	fruitful (able to grow many plants)
GENTLE	tender (kind, soft, and careful)
GRIM	stern (serious, stern, and unsmiling)
IDLE	inactive (not working or busy)
JAGGED	uneven (having sharp, uneven edges)
LAVISH	luxurious (rich, fancy, and costly)
MILD	gentle (gentle; not harsh or strong)
MODEST	humble (not bragging about yourself)
NOBLE	honorable (having good, honorable qualities)
OBVIOUS	clear (easy to see or understand)
PRECISE	exact (exact and accurate)
RADIANT	glowing (shining brightly; glowing)
SLY	sneaky (tricky and sneaky)
TRANQUIL	peaceful (quiet and calm)
URGENT	pressing (needing attention right away)
VITAL	essential (extremely important; necessary)
WARY	cautious (watchful and careful about danger)
AMPLE	plentiful (more than enough)
BLEAK	dreary (cold, bare, and cheerless)
COARSE	rough (rough to the touch)
DENSE	thick (thick and closely packed)
EERIE	creepy (strange and a little scary)
FEASIBLE	possible (possible to do)
GRACIOUS	courteous (kind, polite, and welcoming)
HEARTY	enthusiastic (warm, strong, and enthusiastic)
INNOCENT	blameless (not guilty of doing wrong)
LIVELY	energetic (full of energy)
MATURE	grown (fully grown or sensible like an adult)
NERVOUS	anxious (worried and uneasy)
ORDINARY	common (normal; not special)
POLITE	respectful (having good manners)
PROMPT	quick (quick; right on time)
RARE	uncommon (not found or seen often)
SOLEMN	serious (serious and quiet)
TEDIOUS	tiresome (long, slow, and boring)
VIBRANT	lively (bright and full of life)
WITTY	amusing (clever and funny with words)
ANXIOUS	worried (worried or nervous)
BASHFUL	shy (shy and easily embarrassed)
DREARY	dismal (dull, gray, and gloomy)
ELEGANT	graceful (graceful and stylish)
FOOLISH	silly (silly; not wise)
GIGANTIC	huge (extremely big)
CHERISH	treasure (to love and care for deeply)
CONSUME	eat (to eat, drink, or use up)
DREAD	fear (to fear something that will happen)
MEND	repair (to fix something broken or torn)
GRASP	grip (to hold tightly, or to understand)
BOAST	brag (to brag about yourself)
ROAM	wander (to wander around freely)
ABANDON	desert (to leave behind for good)
ADMIRE	respect (to think highly of)
ALTER	change (to change)
ASSIST	help (to help)
BANISH	exile (to send away as punishment)
BEWILDER	puzzle (to confuse completely)
COLLAPSE	topple (to fall down suddenly)
CONCEAL	hide (to hide)
CONSTRUCT	build (to build)
DECLARE	announce (to say firmly or officially)
DEMOLISH	destroy (to tear down completely)
DEPART	leave (to leave)
DEVOUR	gobble (to eat quickly and hungrily)
DISCARD	toss (to throw away)
EMBRACE	hug (to hug)
ENDURE	tolerate (to put up with something hard)
EXAMINE	inspect (to look at closely)
FLEE	escape (to run away from danger)
GAZE	stare (to look steadily for a long time)
GLANCE	peek (to look quickly)
HESITATE	pause (to pause before acting)
IMITATE	copy (to copy)
INQUIRE	ask (to ask)
LINGER	remain (to stay longer than needed)
MIMIC	imitate (to copy how someone acts or sounds)
MURMUR	whisper (to speak very softly)
NEGLECT	ignore (to fail to take care of)
OBTAIN	acquire (to get)
PLEAD	beg (to beg)
PONDER	consider (to think carefully about)
PROHIBIT	forbid (to forbid by rule)
RECALL	remember (to remember)
RESIDE	dwell (to live in a place)
SCOLD	reprimand (to speak angrily to someone who misbehaved)
SEIZE	grab (to grab suddenly)
SHATTER	smash (to break into many pieces)
SOAR	rise (to fly high in the air)
STARTLE	alarm (to surprise and scare suddenly)
STRIVE	try (to try very hard)
TREMBLE	shiver (to shake from fear or cold)
VANISH	disappear (to disappear suddenly)
YEARN	desire (to want something very much)
ACCUMULATE	collect (to gather or pile up over time)
ASTONISH	amaze (to surprise greatly)
CEASE	stop (to stop)
COMPREHEND	understand (to understand)
DECEIVE	trick (to trick or mislead)
DETECT	notice (to notice or discover)
EMERGE	appear (to come out into view)
EXPAND	enlarge (to grow larger)
FORBID	prohibit (to not allow)
GATHER	collect (to bring together)
HURL	fling (to throw hard)
PERIL	danger (great danger)
ALLY	partner (a friend or partner who helps you)
BLUNDER	mistake (a careless mistake)
BURDEN	load (a heavy load to carry)
CLAMOR	uproar (a loud, confused noise)
COURAGE	bravery (bravery when facing danger or fear)
DWELLING	home (a place where someone lives)
FATIGUE	exhaustion (great tiredness)
FEAST	banquet (a large, special meal)
FRAGMENT	piece (a small broken piece)
GLEE	delight (great joy)
HAVEN	refuge (a safe place)
HAZARD	danger (a danger or risk)
JOURNEY	trip (a long trip)
LABOR	work (hard work)
MISCHIEF	naughtiness (playful bad behavior)
MYTH	legend (an old story about gods or heroes)
OBSTACLE	barrier (something that blocks your way)
QUARREL	argument (an angry argument)
REMEDY	cure (a cure or fix)
SUMMIT	peak (the top of a mountain)
TALENT	gift (a natural skill or ability)
TRIUMPH	victory (a great win or success)
VESSEL	ship (a ship or boat; or a container)
WEALTH	riches (a large amount of money or riches)
COMPANION	comrade (a friend who goes along with you)
DEBRIS	rubble (scattered broken pieces)
FORTUNE	luck (luck; or a large amount of money)
GRIEF	sorrow (deep sadness)
HARMONY	agreement (peaceful agreement; or sounds that blend)
INSTINCT	intuition (a natural feeling of what to do)
MOISTURE	dampness (small amounts of water; wetness)
PREDICAMENT	dilemma (a difficult or unpleasant situation)
REPLICA	copy (an exact copy)
SCHEME	plan (a secret or clever plan)
TALE	story (a story)
VIGOR	energy (strength and energy)
URGE	impulse (a strong wish or desire)
CAUTION	care (care taken to avoid danger)
LEGEND	myth (an old, famous story)
