1) Adroit a) to make ashamed; to embarass b) to approach and speak aggressively c) skillfull, dexterous; clever d) bitter, sour e) hard to understand; f) to comply passively, to agree 2) abate a) to comply passively, to agree b) to shorten; to condense c) to approach and speak agressively d) full of spite; bitter e) to subside; to reduce f) skillfull, dexterous; clever 3) acrimonious a) to make ashamed; to embarass b) bitter; sour c) to comply passively, to agree d) to subside; to reduce e) full of spite; bitter f) hard to understand 4) abash a) to comply passively, to agree b) to subside; to reduce c) to make ashamed; to embarass d) hard to understand e) skillfull, dexterous; clever f) to approach and speak aggressively 5) acquiesce a) to comply passively, to agree b) to subside; to reduce c) skillfull, dexterous; clever d) to approach and speak aggressively e) bitter, sour f) full of spite; bitter 6) accerbic a) full of spite; bitter b) to subside; to reduce c) to shorten; to condense d) skillfull, dexterous; clever e) bitter, sour f) to step down from a position of power 7) abdicate a) to subside; to reduce b) to shorten; to condense c) to comply passively, to agree d) to step down from a position of power e) skillful, dexterous; clever f) hard to understand 8) accost a) to approach and speak aggressively b) to comply passively, to agree c) hard to understand d) to subside; to reduce e) to shorten; to condense f) skillful, dexterous; clever 9) abridge a) bitter, sour b) to shorten; to condense c) hard to understand d) to comply passively, to agree e) skillful, dexterous; clever f) to subside; to reduce 10) abstruse a) to make ashamed; to embarass b) to subside; to reduce c) hard to understand d) bitter; sour e) skillful, dexterous; clever f) to comply passively, to agree

Vocab 1 Seniors

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