| 1 | REPUGNANT | | _____ | spread out; wordy; not focused |
| 2 | EXHUME | | _____ | working diligently; persistent |
| 3 | SEDULOUS | | _____ | clearly stated; characterized by conciseness |
| 4 | SUCCINCT | | _____ | talkative; disrespectful |
| 5 | MEANDER | | _____ | swollen; pompous |
| 6 | ENCUMBER | | _____ | of a belief; suggested without proof; making assertions with an arrogant manner |
| 7 | SEDENTARY | | _____ | having a religious devotion; sacred |
| 8 | FLAG | | _____ | to unearth; to reveal |
| 9 | PIOUS | | _____ | distasteful; offensive; opposed to |
| 10 | ZENITH | | _____ | to hold back; to hinder; to burden; load down |
| 11 | REPROBATE | | _____ | to condemn; to reject |
| 12 | DIFFUSE | | _____ | a complete range; any complete musical scale |
| 13 | TUMULT | | _____ | a thin surface layer; any attractive but superficial appearance |
| 14 | GAMUT | | _____ | to wind; to wander; winding; wandering aimlessly |
| 15 | FLIPPANT | | _____ | perfectly straight down; to solve |
| 16 | SURFEIT | | _____ | characterized by sitting; remaining in one locality |
| 17 | TUMID | | _____ | to become weak; to send a message |
| 18 | PLUMB | | _____ | the point directly above in the sky; the highest point |
| 19 | VENEER | | _____ | to indulge excessively; overindulgence |
| 20 | DOGMATIC | | _____ | a noisy commotion; disturbance |