1	REPUDIATE		_____	to give authoritative permission; to penalize by way of discipline
2	PALLIATE		_____	a person who has fallen behind; moving slowly
3	DUBIOUS		_____	convenient in obtaining a result; guided by self-interest
4	NOISOME		_____	a very small sum of money; a very small creature
5	AUSTERE		_____	to show clearly; to appear
6	EXPEDIENT		_____	lack of seriousness; instability
7	MITE		_____	lacking vitality; indifferent
8	TEEM		_____	ordinary; dishonorable
9	OCCULT		_____	to force oneself or one's ideas upon another; to thrust forward; to eject
10	SUBSTANTIVE		_____	untamed; having a worn look
11	SANCTION		_____	to disown; to deny support for
12	IMPETUOUS		_____	harmful to health; having a foul odor
13	IGNOBLE		_____	having a stern look; having strict self-discipline
14	LANGUID		_____	moving with great force; characterized by a sudden or rash action
15	LEVITY		_____	to alleviate or ease pain but not cure; to make appear less serious
16	MANIFEST		_____	causing doubt; hesitating; an undecided outcome
17	OBTRUDE		_____	existing independently of others; a large quantity; essential
18	LAGGARD		_____	to be stocked to overflowing; to pour out; to empty
19	HAGGARD		_____	mysterious, beyond the range of ordinary knowledge; supernatural agencies and affairs considered as a whole
20	BEREFT		_____	to be deprived of; to be in a sad manner