adj. highly skilled; proficient; expert sleek judicious destitute adept
adj. causing fire (e.g. bomb); easily combustible incessant outright portable incendiary
v. to uncover something that is not obvious delve digress eject detect
v. to starve; to endure severe hunger; to starve to death disintegrate don dilute famish
adj. describing rules and beliefs which are approved, especially by religion outright deft nonchalant orthodox
adj. very silly; ridiculous indignant agile preposterous stalwart
v. to bring out; to summon; to recall to memory; to create new thoughts dismay evoke despise divulge
adj. insignificant; referring to a small amount indigent horrendous irate paltry
n. a person who acts like he or she has knowledge or high skill but does not cathode buttress charlatan grotto
adj. easily read (e.g. print) guttural legible massive potential
