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Side A ------ Side B
(adj.) suitable, fitting, likely; quick to learn ------ apt
(adj,adv) in a turned or twisted position or direction; wrong, out of the right or hoped-for course ------ awry
(n.) a short club used as a weapon ------ bludgeon
(v.) to strike with a heavy club; to use force or strong arguments to gain some point ------ bludgeon
(v.) to end resistance, give up; surrender, throw in the towel ------ capitulate
(v.) to warm or wear sore by rubbing;; to feel annoyance or dissatisfaction, annoy, irk; to strain or press against ------ chafe
(n.) a sore or injury caused by rubbing ------ chafe
(v., trans.) to make unclean or dirty, destroy the purity of ------ defile
(v., intrans.) to march in a single line or in columns ------ defile
(n.) a narrow passage; gorge, canyon ------ defile
(adj.) dreadful, causing fear or suffering; warning of trouble to come; demanding immediate action to avoid disaster ------ dire
(adj.) charming, tending to get rid of unfriendliness or suspicion ------ disarming
(adj., part.) in bad humor, discontented, annoyed ------ disgruntled
(v.) to advance beyond the usual proper limits, trespass ------ encroach
(v.) to furnish, equip, provide with funds or some other desirable thing or quality ------ endow
(v.) to ward off, resist; to get along, manage ------ fend
(n.) freedom from punishment ------ impunity
(n.) air, manner; appearance; expression ------ mien
(adj.) having to do with punishment ------ penal
(adj.) related to the matter at hand; to the point ------ pertinent
(adj.) the greatest in strength or power; most common ------ predominant
(n.)something wonderful or marvelous; something monstrous or abnormal; an unusual feat ------ prodigy (also: a child or young person with anextraordinary ability or talent)
(n.) a person who leads a life shut up or withdrawn from the world ------ recluse
(n.) fame, glory ------ renown
Synonyms: appropriate, fir, proper, liable
Antonyms: inappropriate, unlikely, slow ------ apt
Synonyms: (adj.) crooked, askew, amiss
Antonyms: (adj.) straight, symmetrical ------ awry
Synonyms: (n.) cudgel; (v.) clobber, clout ------ bludgeon
Antonyms: hold out, persist ------ capitulate
Synonyms: (v.) irritate, scrape, abrade
Antonyms: (v.) soothe, molligy, please, elate ------ chafe
Synonyms: (v., trans.) pollute, contaminate, descrate
Antonyms: (v., trans.) cleanse, purify ------ defile
Synonyms: disastrous, ominous, sinister, urgent
Antonyms: favorable, auspicious, beneficial ------ dire
Synonyms: endearing, winning
Antonyms: alarming, troubling, disquieting ------ disarming
Synonyms: displeased, grumpy, surly
Antonyms: pleased, satisfied, content ------ disgruntled
Synonyms: intrude, infringe ------ encroach
Synonyms: grant, bestow, present, bequeath
Antonyms: take away, deprive ------ endow
Synonyms: stave off, cope ------ fend
Synonyms: exemption from penalty, immunity ------ impunity
Synonyms: look, bearing, demeanor ------ mien
Synonyms: correctional, disciplinary ------ penal
Synonyms: relevant, germane, apropos
Antonyms: unrelated, irrelevant, immaterial ------ pertinent
Synonyms: chief, major, paramount, prevalant
Antonyms: secondary, minor, subsidiary, rare ------ predominant
Synonyms: marvel, wonder, freak, genius
Antonyms: dumbbell, dunce, dillard ------ prodigy
Synonyms: loner, hermit ------ recluse
Synonyms: reputation, celebrity, prestige
Antonyms: obscurity, infamy, notoriety ------ renown

Side A ------ Side B
(adj.) suitable, fitting, likely; quick to learn ------ apt
(adj,adv) in a turned or twisted position or direction; wrong, out of the right or hoped-for course ------ awry
(n.) a short club used as a weapon ------ bludgeon
(v.) to strike with a heavy club; to use force or strong arguments to gain some point ------ bludgeon
(v.) to end resistance, give up; surrender, throw in the towel ------ capitulate
(v.) to warm or wear sore by rubbing;; to feel annoyance or dissatisfaction, annoy, irk; to strain or press against ------ chafe
(n.) a sore or injury caused by rubbing ------ chafe
(v., trans.) to make unclean or dirty, destroy the purity of ------ defile
(v., intrans.) to march in a single line or in columns ------ defile
(n.) a narrow passage; gorge, canyon ------ defile
(adj.) dreadful, causing fear or suffering; warning of trouble to come; demanding immediate action to avoid disaster ------ dire
(adj.) charming, tending to get rid of unfriendliness or suspicion ------ disarming
(adj., part.) in bad humor, discontented, annoyed ------ disgruntled
(v.) to advance beyond the usual proper limits, trespass ------ encroach
(v.) to furnish, equip, provide with funds or some other desirable thing or quality ------ endow
(v.) to ward off, resist; to get along, manage ------ fend
(n.) freedom from punishment ------ impunity
(n.) air, manner; appearance; expression ------ mien
(adj.) having to do with punishment ------ penal
(adj.) related to the matter at hand; to the point ------ pertinent
(adj.) the greatest in strength or power; most common ------ predominant
(n.)something wonderful or marvelous; something monstrous or abnormal; an unusual feat ------ prodigy (also: a child or young person with anextraordinary ability or talent)
(n.) a person who leads a life shut up or withdrawn from the world ------ recluse
(n.) fame, glory ------ renown
Synonyms: appropriate, fir, proper, liable
Antonyms: inappropriate, unlikely, slow ------ apt
Synonyms: (adj.) crooked, askew, amiss
Antonyms: (adj.) straight, symmetrical ------ awry
Synonyms: (n.) cudgel; (v.) clobber, clout ------ bludgeon
Antonyms: hold out, persist ------ capitulate
Synonyms: (v.) irritate, scrape, abrade
Antonyms: (v.) soothe, molligy, please, elate ------ chafe
Synonyms: (v., trans.) pollute, contaminate, descrate
Antonyms: (v., trans.) cleanse, purify ------ defile
Synonyms: disastrous, ominous, sinister, urgent
Antonyms: favorable, auspicious, beneficial ------ dire
Synonyms: endearing, winning
Antonyms: alarming, troubling, disquieting ------ disarming
Synonyms: displeased, grumpy, surly
Antonyms: pleased, satisfied, content ------ disgruntled
Synonyms: intrude, infringe ------ encroach
Synonyms: grant, bestow, present, bequeath
Antonyms: take away, deprive ------ endow
Synonyms: stave off, cope ------ fend
Synonyms: exemption from penalty, immunity ------ impunity
Synonyms: look, bearing, demeanor ------ mien
Synonyms: correctional, disciplinary ------ penal
Synonyms: relevant, germane, apropos
Antonyms: unrelated, irrelevant, immaterial ------ pertinent
Synonyms: chief, major, paramount, prevalant
Antonyms: secondary, minor, subsidiary, rare ------ predominant
Synonyms: marvel, wonder, freak, genius
Antonyms: dumbbell, dunce, dillard ------ prodigy
Synonyms: loner, hermit ------ recluse
Synonyms: reputation, celebrity, prestige
Antonyms: obscurity, infamy, notoriety ------ renown