| 1 | JADED | | _____ | elementary |
| 2 | PRAGMATIC | | _____ | a purging or relieving of the body or soul |
| 3 | SCRUPULOUS | | _____ | misleading; deceptive |
| 4 | SUMPTUOUS | | _____ | sparing in use of food or drinks |
| 5 | FALLACIOUS | | _____ | approving or praising mention |
| 6 | PLENARY | | _____ | worn-out |
| 7 | RESURGENT | | _____ | to give up |
| 8 | COTERIE | | _____ | to improve by adding details |
| 9 | UBIQUITOUS | | _____ | to pray for evil; to invoke a curse |
| 10 | PERUSE | | _____ | a trace of something that no longer exists |
| 11 | VESTIGE | | _____ | practical |
| 12 | ABJURE | | _____ | involving great expense; splendid; lavish |
| 13 | EMBELLISH | | _____ | to read carefully; to study |
| 14 | CATHARSIS | | _____ | unselfish devotion to the welfare of others |
| 15 | LACONIC | | _____ | present everywhere |
| 16 | IMPRECATE | | _____ | rising or tending to rise again |
| 17 | ACCOLADE | | _____ | sparing of words; terse; pithy |
| 18 | RUDIMENTARY | | _____ | making sure all details are perfect |
| 19 | ALTRUISM | | _____ | a clique; a group who meets frequently, usually socially |
| 20 | ABSTEMIOUS | | _____ | full; entire; absolute |