(i) Wrath, Wroth (ii) Veracity, Voracity (iii) Subtler, Sutler (iv) Retenue, Retinue (v) Minute,
Minuet (vi) Furor, Furore (vii) Dinghy, dingy (viii) Bony, Bonny
(i) Plaintiff, plaintive (ii) valet, varlet (iii) monitor, mentor (iv) complacent, complaisant (v)
penitence, penance (vi) crevice, crevasse (vii) beneficent, beneficial
(ii) (i) Adverse, averse (ii) altogether, all together (iii) allude, elude (iv) braise, braze (v) curb,
kerb (vi) faze, phase (vii) maybe, may be (viii) moat, mote
(iii) (i) Adjoin, Adjourn (ii) Allay, Ally (iii) Bases, Basis (iv) Click, Clique (v) Distract, Detract (vi)
Liable, Libel
(iv) (i) Capital, Capitol (ii) Assay, Essay (iii) Envelop, envelope (iv) Decree, Degree (v) Desolate,
Dissolute (vi) Species, Specie (vii) Tortuous, Torturous (viii) Wet, Whet
(v) (i) Adverse, Averse (ii) Maize, Maze (iii) Medal, Meddle (iv) Imperious, Imperial (v) Veracity,
Voracity (vi) Allusion, Illusion (vii) Ordnance, Ordinance (viii) Willing, Wilful
(vi) (i) Persecute, Prosecute (ii) Luxuriant, Luxurious (iii) Mean, Mien (iv) Observation,
Observance (v) Naughty, Knotty (vi) Ghostly, Ghastly (vii) Hew, Hue (viii) Hoard, Horde
(vii) i. Mitigate, Alleviate ii. Persecute, Prosecute iii. Popular, Populace iv. Compliment,
Complement v. Excite, Incite vi. Voracity, Veracity vii. Virtual, Virtuous
(viii) 1). Council, counsel 2). Distinct, distinctive 3). Apposite, opposite 4). Deprecate, depreciate
5). Punctual, punctilious 6). Judicial, judicious 7). Salutary, salubrious 8). Canvas, canvass
(ix) (1) Veracity, Voracity (2) Persecute, Prosecute (3) Moat, Mote (4) Loath, Loathe (5)
Ingenious, Ingenuous (6) Fair, Feign (7) Emigrant, Immigrant (8) Wreak, Wreck.
(x) 1. Auger, Augur 2. Fain, Feign 3. Emigrate, Immigrate 4. Envy, Jealousy 5. Invade, Attack 6.
Trifling, Trivial 7. Simulation, Dissimulation 8. Venal, Venial
(xi) 1. Brooch, broad 2. Collusion, collision 3. Fain, feign 4. Hoard, horde 5. Illusion, delusion 6.
Persecute, prosecute 7. Prescribe, proscribe 8. Respectfully, respectively 9. Complacent,
complaisant
(xii) 1. Knead, need; 2. Queue, cue; 3. quarts, quartz; 4. choral, coral; 5. discrete, discreet; 6.
epoch, epic; 7. Libel, liable; 8. male, mail; 9. banned, band; 10.barred, bard;
(i) Spirit away (ii) Plough back (iii) Eager beaver (iv) Ring a bell (v) Be left holding the baby (vi)
Cap in hand (vii) Hold out a carrot (viii) Over the moon
(ii) (i) Itching palm (ii) The primrose path (iii) Break one’s fall (iv) Wash one’s hands of (v) To
become reconcile to (vi) To militate against (vii) To be cognizant of (viii) Wages of sin
(iii) (i) Smash hit (ii) Murphy’s law (iii) Place in the Sun (iv) Wooden spoon (v) Go bananas (vi)
Beard the Lion in his den (vii) Groan inwardly (viii) Chicken out
(iv) (i) To bring grist to the mill (ii) To keep one’s fingers crossed (iii) With one’s tongue in one’s
cheek (iv) A storm in the tea cup (v) To talk through one’s hat (vi) Hum and Haw (vii) To let
the grass grow under one’s feet (viii) Penny wise and pound foolish.
(v) i) The milk of human kindness (ii) A rule of thumb (iii) Out and out (iv) To wash one’s dirty
linen in public (v) To pay through the nose (vi) To lose face
Minuet (vi) Furor, Furore (vii) Dinghy, dingy (viii) Bony, Bonny
(i) Plaintiff, plaintive (ii) valet, varlet (iii) monitor, mentor (iv) complacent, complaisant (v)
penitence, penance (vi) crevice, crevasse (vii) beneficent, beneficial
(ii) (i) Adverse, averse (ii) altogether, all together (iii) allude, elude (iv) braise, braze (v) curb,
kerb (vi) faze, phase (vii) maybe, may be (viii) moat, mote
(iii) (i) Adjoin, Adjourn (ii) Allay, Ally (iii) Bases, Basis (iv) Click, Clique (v) Distract, Detract (vi)
Liable, Libel
(iv) (i) Capital, Capitol (ii) Assay, Essay (iii) Envelop, envelope (iv) Decree, Degree (v) Desolate,
Dissolute (vi) Species, Specie (vii) Tortuous, Torturous (viii) Wet, Whet
(v) (i) Adverse, Averse (ii) Maize, Maze (iii) Medal, Meddle (iv) Imperious, Imperial (v) Veracity,
Voracity (vi) Allusion, Illusion (vii) Ordnance, Ordinance (viii) Willing, Wilful
(vi) (i) Persecute, Prosecute (ii) Luxuriant, Luxurious (iii) Mean, Mien (iv) Observation,
Observance (v) Naughty, Knotty (vi) Ghostly, Ghastly (vii) Hew, Hue (viii) Hoard, Horde
(vii) i. Mitigate, Alleviate ii. Persecute, Prosecute iii. Popular, Populace iv. Compliment,
Complement v. Excite, Incite vi. Voracity, Veracity vii. Virtual, Virtuous
(viii) 1). Council, counsel 2). Distinct, distinctive 3). Apposite, opposite 4). Deprecate, depreciate
5). Punctual, punctilious 6). Judicial, judicious 7). Salutary, salubrious 8). Canvas, canvass
(ix) (1) Veracity, Voracity (2) Persecute, Prosecute (3) Moat, Mote (4) Loath, Loathe (5)
Ingenious, Ingenuous (6) Fair, Feign (7) Emigrant, Immigrant (8) Wreak, Wreck.
(x) 1. Auger, Augur 2. Fain, Feign 3. Emigrate, Immigrate 4. Envy, Jealousy 5. Invade, Attack 6.
Trifling, Trivial 7. Simulation, Dissimulation 8. Venal, Venial
(xi) 1. Brooch, broad 2. Collusion, collision 3. Fain, feign 4. Hoard, horde 5. Illusion, delusion 6.
Persecute, prosecute 7. Prescribe, proscribe 8. Respectfully, respectively 9. Complacent,
complaisant
(xii) 1. Knead, need; 2. Queue, cue; 3. quarts, quartz; 4. choral, coral; 5. discrete, discreet; 6.
epoch, epic; 7. Libel, liable; 8. male, mail; 9. banned, band; 10.barred, bard;
(i) Spirit away (ii) Plough back (iii) Eager beaver (iv) Ring a bell (v) Be left holding the baby (vi)
Cap in hand (vii) Hold out a carrot (viii) Over the moon
(ii) (i) Itching palm (ii) The primrose path (iii) Break one’s fall (iv) Wash one’s hands of (v) To
become reconcile to (vi) To militate against (vii) To be cognizant of (viii) Wages of sin
(iii) (i) Smash hit (ii) Murphy’s law (iii) Place in the Sun (iv) Wooden spoon (v) Go bananas (vi)
Beard the Lion in his den (vii) Groan inwardly (viii) Chicken out
(iv) (i) To bring grist to the mill (ii) To keep one’s fingers crossed (iii) With one’s tongue in one’s
cheek (iv) A storm in the tea cup (v) To talk through one’s hat (vi) Hum and Haw (vii) To let
the grass grow under one’s feet (viii) Penny wise and pound foolish.
(v) i) The milk of human kindness (ii) A rule of thumb (iii) Out and out (iv) To wash one’s dirty
linen in public (v) To pay through the nose (vi) To lose face
