AFQT Word Knowledge Practice questions fully solved

Abrupt (adj) Beginning, ending, or changing suddenly Acrid (adj) Harshly pungent or bitter Becalm (v) To make quiet Buffoon (n) A clown Chaos (n) Utter disorder and confusion Cognizant (adj) Taking notice of something Defer (v) To put off or delay to a later time Derision (n) The act of ridiculing or making fun of something Effulgence (n) Great brightness Enmity (n) Hatred Famish (v) To cause extreme hunger or thirst Fealty (n) Loyalty Generalize (v) To draw general inferences Grotto (n) A small cavern Habitual (adj) According to usual practice Hideous (adj) Extremely ugly or appalling Ichthyic (adj.) Fishlike Icon (n) An image or likeness illusion (n) An unreal image Irritate (v) To excite ill temper or impatience in something Jovial (adj) Merry Juxtapose (v) To place close together Kernel (n) A grain or seed Kinsfolk (n) Relatives Laggard (adj or n) Falling behind; One who lags behind Laud (v) To praise Maize (n) Native American corn Malevolence (n) ill will Nestle (v) To adjust cozily in snug quarters Novice (n) Beginner Obese (adj) Exceedingly fat Obtrude (v) To push or thrust oneself into undue prominence Pare (v) To cut, shave, or remove the outside from anything Pedagogue (n) Teacher; one who is fussily academic Quadrate (v) To make square; to make confirm or agree with Quiescence (n) Quietness Rancor (n) Malice Raucous (adj) Loud or rowdy Sanguine (adj) Cheerfully optimistic; having the color of blood Sepulcher (n) A burial place Teem (v) To be full to overflowing Tenacious (adj) Unyielding Umbrage (n) Injury or offense Vacillate (v) To waver Valid (adj) Founded on truth Velocity (n) Speed Wile (n) An act or a means of cunning deception Wizen (v) To become or cause to become withered or dry Yokel (n) Country bumpkin Zealot (n) One who is enthusiastic to an extreme or excessive degree