http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com The Everything Of Verbal For CAT,MAT,SNAP,GRE etc., and MBA Aspirants. Sat, 12 Sep 2009 18:28:00 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Absquatulate -  Abscond; to make off; do away with.              The sailor has absquatulated & has taken the map with him. Gongoozler - An idle spectator.           Every audience has a couple of gongoozlers. Lollapalooza: Exceptional; one of its kind.         "What a lollapalooza idea". Higgledy - Piggledy: Utter confusion; mess; mayhem.         The play started off smoothly, but ended in a higgledy - piggledy manner.  Esculent - Edible. The cake was no longer esculent. http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2009/09/12/weird-words/ An Easy Read. All The Humorous and Interesting Happenings Around The World.   Whacked Everyday - All That Crap You Can’t Leave Behind. - 10 Most Unbelievable Song Titles !  - 1 Kick Ass Theory You Wanna Believe!  - 7 Most Whacked Laws Around The Globe ! - Check Out Michael Jackson’s Mistake  http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2009/07/26/whacked-everyday/ GD Topic: Do We Need To Change The Juvenile Act After Kasab’s unsuccessfull attempt to plead that he was a juvenile, a possibility arises that terror groups might use minors to carry out suicide attacks. So should the Juvenile Act be made more stringent. http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2009/05/16/gd-topic-do-we-need-to-change-the-juvenile-act-2/   - Group Discussion Topics                                - General Knowledge Everyday - Quant Questions                                              - Sample CAT 2009, GRE, GMAT        - ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2009/05/16/explore-this-site/ Is India A Tolerant Country Towards Terrorism Hot GD Topic For CAT, MBA, GRE  http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2009/03/22/gd-topic-of-the-week/ Fustian - Pompous style of speech or writing; ridiculously inflated; bombastic.          Fustian can’t disguise the author’s meager plot. Sonorous - Characterized by language, speech that is elevated and sometimes pompous in style.         A sonorous orator.   Aureate - Elaborately or excessively ornamented; flamboyant (esp. writing or speech).         The ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2008/05/17/day-79-cluster-words/ Somnambulism (n): Walking by a person who is asleep.          Somnambulism is often laughed away, but it is a serious disorder. Rhapsodise (v): Say (something) with great enthusiasm.          He rhapsodised the matches of the cricket world cup to all his friends. Synoptic (adj): Providing a general view; summary.          A synoptic talk had to be ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2007/07/09/day-78/ 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, ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2007/06/28/day-77/ Aeon: Eternity; a very long time.          A moment in the aeon of creation. Tardy: Late.          The President apologised for his tardy arrival. Riffle: To flip or thumb through rapily.          To riffle through the pages of the book just before the exam. Engaging: Charming, attractive.          The engaging beauty of the Himalayas. Succour: To help, give ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2007/06/26/day-76/ Coddle: To pamper or protect attentively.          Coddling children from a very young age weakens their self-reliance and confidence. Rebuff: To reject something bluntly or rudely.          The board rebuffed his new proposal. Disputatious: Argumentative; belligerent.          Two disputative countries.          To become disputative over an issue. Tenable: Practical; justifiable.          To put forth a tenable a tenable business ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2007/06/25/day-75/ Dicker : Haggle; to trade by bargaining.          To dicker over the price of vegetables. Acuity : Keenness in perception or thought; sharpness.          Acuity of vision.          Acuity to understand complex numerical problems. Inveigle: To persuade or entice by guile.          To inveigle someone into a bad habit. Tinsel: Sparkling material.          The christmas tree glittered with ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2007/06/23/day-73-back-to-regular-posting/ Trounce (v): To beat, punish or rebuke.          "I’ll trounce some of the members", cried the king. Frisson (n): Shudder, shiver, thrill; an almost pleasurable sensation of fright.          The royal visit sent a frission of excitement through the city.          A frission of surprise shot throught his heart. Amphibology (n): Ambiguous wording or ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2007/05/26/day-71-2/ Adoins (n): A handsome young man.          An adonis in the advertisement. Splenetic (adj): Irritable.          The pupils grew wary of the splenetic teacher. Excoriate (v): To criticize harshly; express strong disapproval of.          The recent hindi movie ‘Good Boy Bad Boy’ recieved excoriating reviews. Wax (v): To increase gradually in extent; become.          Rich gifts wax ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2007/05/25/day-71/ Truculence (n): Obstreperous and defiant aggressiveness.          The prisoner showed extreme truculence when he was being taken to the gallows. Frazzle (n): A state of extreme exhaustion.          He was worn to a frazzle. Ineffable (adj): Defying expression or description; too sacred to be uttered          "Ineffable ecstasy".          The ineffable name of the Deity. Whimsical (adj): ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2007/05/10/day-70/ GD Topic: Position Of  Women In India Compared To Other Nations. http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2007/05/03/gd-topic-position-of-women-in-india-compared-to-other-nations/ Atavistic (adj): Primitive; reverting to behaviour of primitive ancestors.          The movie ‘Apocalypto’ is truely atavistic. Peccadillo (n): A minor offence.          He did’nt deserve a harsh punishment for such a peccadillo. Insatiable (adj): Impossible to satisfy.          Hitlers’ insatiable drive for power. Augur (v): To predict, portend.          "This does’nt augur well for the future". Blethering (v): ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2007/05/02/day-69/ Expatiate (v): Speak or write at length in detail.          The expatiated his project in the seminar hall for a very long time. Acclivity (n): An upward slope.          The car’s engine revved up as it was in the acclivity. Assuage (v): Provide physical relief, from pain etc.          The soilder poured liquor on his wound ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2007/04/30/day-68/ Waylay (n): To lie in ambush for; to attack on the way.          The techie got waylaid on his journey back home. Haughty (adj): Arrogantly self-admiring; disdainful.          Some economists are haughty of their colleagues in their social behaviour.          Haughty aristrocrats. Recondite (adj): Obscure; hidden; abstruse; incomprehensible.          CAT quant problems are usually recondite to ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2007/04/29/day-67/ Impervious (adj): Not easily influenced by ideas, arguments etc.          The judge gave an impervious look to the argument of the defendant. Indite (v): To compose or write.          Mozart used to indite great music even though he was deaf. Comely (adj): Pleasing; pretty or handsome.          The comely sales girl could easily woo the customers ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2007/04/28/day-66/ Perfidious (adj): Faithless; unfaithful.          "Any perfidious act will not be endured in this kingdom", said the king. Verisimilitude (n): The quality of seeming real or true.          A verisimilitude dream. Nugatory (adj): Of no real value; futile.          All attempts to enforce the new law were nugatory. Tactile (adj): Relating to the sense of touch; ... http://wordseveryday.blogsome.com/2007/04/26/day-65/