Crack the GRE(all in one list)【荐】.xlsVIP

Sheet3 Sheet2 Sheet1 propitiate????verb????to appease; to conciliate; propitious means auspicious, favorable satire????noun????a literary work that ridicules or criticizes a human vice through humor or derision (adjective form; satirical) soporific????adjective????causing drowsiness; tending to induce sleep sordid????adjective????characterized by filth, grime, or squalor; foul pluck????noun????courage, spunk, fortitude: Churchills speeches inspired the pluck of his countrymen during the war. prize????verb????to pry, to press or force with level; something taken by force, spoils: The information was prized from him. rail????verb????to complain about bitterly: Early American progressives railed against the railroad barons. rent????verb / noun????torn, past of rend: He rent his garments; an opening or tear caused by such: a large rent in the fabric quail????verb????to lose courage, turn frightened qualify????verb????to limit: Let me qualify that statement. sap????verb????to enervate or weaken the vitality of: That race sapped my strength. sap????noun????a fool or nitwit: Dont be a sap! scurvy????adjective????contemptible, despicable: He was a scurvy old reprobate. singular????adjective????exceptional, unusual, odd: He was singularly well-suited for the job. stand????noun????a group of trees steep????verb????to saturate or completely soak, as in to let a tea bag steep: She was steeped in esoteric knowledge. strut????noun????the supporting structural cross-part of a wing table????verb????to remove (as a parliamentary motion) from consideration: They tabled the motion and will consider it again later. tender????verb????to proffer or offer: He tendered his resignation. 越狱 accolade????noun????an _expression of praise 盛赞 essay????verb????to test or try; attempt, experiment: The newly born fawn essayed a few wobbly steps. exact????verb????to demand, call for, require, take: Even a victorious war exacts a heavy price. lubricious????adjective????lewd, wanton, greasy, slippery m