| 1 | VISIONARY | | _____ | masculine; manly |
| 2 | WAIVE | | _____ | regarding the future; undisclosed |
| 3 | PRATTLE | | _____ | to understand; a nautical unit of depth equal to 6 feet |
| 4 | AUSPICIOUS | | _____ | the range or limit of one's abilities; rope or chain used to keep a boat from drifting or an animal from wandering |
| 5 | FATHOM | | _____ | excessive; unnecessary |
| 6 | KEN | | _____ | having an evil disposition toward others (opposite: benign); to speak evil of |
| 7 | COVETOUS | | _____ | to hesitate due to doubts; an objection raised |
| 8 | MALIGN | | _____ | to give up; to put off until later |
| 9 | PENSIVE | | _____ | to know; one's understanding |
| 10 | TETHER | | _____ | of good omen; successful |
| 11 | ULTERIOR | | _____ | contemptible; disgraceful; degrading |
| 12 | WANTON | | _____ | unmanageable; unjustifiably malicious |
| 13 | ODIUM | | _____ | wasteful; generous |
| 14 | SUPERFLUOUS | | _____ | not realistic; impractical |
| 15 | ACCRUE | | _____ | to tear or mangle; to wound or hurt |
| 16 | LACERATE | | _____ | hatred; the disgrace from a hateful action |
| 17 | DEMUR | | _____ | engaged in deep thought; expressing thoughtfulness with some sadness |
| 18 | PRODIGAL | | _____ | to come to a person or thing by way of gain or increment; to increase through natural growth |
| 19 | VIRILE | | _____ | childish babble; to babble while speaking |
| 20 | IGNOMINIOUS | | _____ | greedy; eagerly desirous |