| 1 | ANARCHIST | | _____ | distant in interest; reserved; cool |
| 2 | SLOTH | | _____ | to shun; to avoid |
| 3 | EQUANIMITY | | _____ | the quality of remaining calm and undisturbed |
| 4 | RECIDIVISM | | _____ | to lower one's self in order to do something believed to be beneath one's dignity |
| 5 | ALOOF | | _____ | to decompose; to rot |
| 6 | ECCLESIASTIC | | _____ | one who believes that a formal government is unnecessary |
| 7 | ANOMALY | | _____ | hard to catch |
| 8 | ENNUI | | _____ | pertaining or relating to a church |
| 9 | ESCHEW | | _____ | happening accidentally |
| 10 | ELUSIVE | | _____ | to prevent |
| 11 | QUIESCENT | | _____ | the act of rejoicing |
| 12 | EXULTATION | | _____ | aversion to work or exertion; laziness; sluggishness |
| 13 | REPREHEND | | _____ | inactive; quiet; at rest |
| 14 | PUTREFY | | _____ | an oddity; an inconsistency; a deviation from the norm |
| 15 | LIBERTINE | | _____ | to reprimand; to find fault with |
| 16 | PRECLUDE | | _____ | habitual or chronic relapse of criminal or antisocial offenses |
| 17 | FORTUITOUS | | _____ | boredom; apathy |
| 18 | DEIGN | | _____ | expert or skillful |
| 19 | ADROIT | | _____ | rebellious; apt to quarrel; unruly |
| 20 | FRACTIOUS | | _____ | one who indulges his desires without moral restraint |