7 Words A Day For MBA,CAT,GRE Aspirants

      

June 28, 2007

Day 77

Filed under: Must Know Words.
  • Grubbily (adv): In a dingy manner.

         The cook grubbily put the ingredients into the vessel with his bare hands.

  • Peckish (adj): Somewhat hungry; Easily irritated or annoyed.

         The peckish nature of the old woman.

  • Poignant (adj): Arousing affect; keenly distressing to the mind or feelings.

         Poignant grief cannot endure forever.

  • Rakish (adj): Stylish, sporty.

         The model wore an extremely rakish dress.

         The hat was worn in a very rakish position.

         Poignant anxiety.

  • Emollient (n): A softening or soothing remedy.

         The doctor applied an emollient to the inflamed knee. 

  • Machinations (n): Evil schemes or plots.

         The officer got to know about the machinations of the crook.

  • Sybarite (n): A person addicted to luxury; pertaining to luxury.

         His massive monthly income turned him into a sybarite.

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