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GRE 8000 词表
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bullish
adjshowing confidence in the future success of something, especially in a financial context
bullyrag
vTo treat someone in a cruel, intimidating, or bullying manner; to harass or badger.
bustle
vto move around in a busy, energetic, and noisy way
canorous
adj(of a sound, especially a voice) melodious, resonant, and pleasant to hear.
chaffing
adjMaking light, teasing, or good-natured jokes; bantering.
champ
vto bite or chew food noisily
cheeky
adjshowing a lack of respect or politeness in a way that is amusing or appealing
chipper
adjCheerful and lively.
chubby
adjslightly fat in a way that looks pleasant and attractive
chuck
vto throw something carelessly or casually
clamber
vTo climb or move in an awkward way, using your hands and feet, especially because the surface is steep or rough
clammy
adjunpleasantly damp, sticky, and cool to the touch
con
vTo persuade someone to do something or believe something by lying to them or tricking them.
countrified
adjhaving the appearance, manners, or unsophisticated ways associated with country life or rural people.
crackpot
na person who holds strange or irrational ideas
crib
nA small bed with high sides for a baby or young child.
crimp
vTo press cloth, paper, or hair into small, regular folds.
cull
vTo select and remove the weakest or least desirable members from a group, especially among animals or plants.
dash
vto go or run somewhere very quickly
deluxe
adjof a higher quality and more expensive than other things of the same type
desist
vTo stop doing something; to cease.
dicker
vTo argue or bargain with someone, especially about the price of something.
dillydally
vTo waste time, especially by being slow or indecisive; to dawdle or loiter.
dither
vTo be unable to make a decision because you are uncertain or worried.
divers
adjOf various kinds; several.
dowse
vto search for underground water or minerals by holding a Y-shaped stick or rod that is supposed to dip downwards when over the right spot.
draggy
adjtediously slow or dull; lacking in liveliness or interest.
drawn
adjlooking tired, thin, or worried
drip
vto fall in small drops of liquid
drool
vTo let saliva flow out of the mouth
drub
vto beat someone or something hard and repeatedly
edgy
adjNervous, irritable, or tense.
elysian
adjrelating to or characteristic of elysium; blissful; delightful
encomiastic
adjexpressing high praise; eulogistic.
epideictic
adjof or relating to a speech or writing that is intended to display rhetorical skill or to praise or blame, rather than to persuade through argument.
fancied
adjimagined or believed, often without strong evidence
fatidic
adjRelating to or characterized by prophecy; prophetic.
finagle
vto obtain something by using clever, tricky, or dishonest methods
flatulent
adjSuffering from or causing an uncomfortable accumulation of gas in the stomach or intestines.
flighty
adj(of a person, especially a woman) frivolous, irresponsible, and prone to sudden changes of mood or interest; capricious.
flimflam
nnonsense or deception; foolish talk or ideas.
flossy
adjresembling or made of floss; soft and light
flummox
vto confuse (someone) greatly; to perplex.
folksy
adjfriendly, informal, and unpretentious in a way characteristic of ordinary people.
freestanding
adjnot attached to or supported by another structure
frumpy
adj(especially of a woman or her clothes) dowdy, old-fashioned, and unattractive in appearance.
fuddle
vto make someone confused and unable to think clearly, especially by giving them alcohol
funky
adjhaving a strong, earthy, and often unpleasant smell.
gabby
adjTending to talk a great deal; talkative.
gawky
adj(of a person) tall, awkward, and clumsy in movement or manner.
goof
nA silly or stupid person
gracile
adjslender and graceful, especially in a way that suggests delicacy or weakness
gravitate
vto be attracted to or move towards something or someone
hanker
vto have a strong and continual desire for something
hazy
adj(of the sky or air) filled with or obscured by haze, mist, or light vapor; not clear.
heady
adjHaving a strong effect on the senses, especially in a pleasant or exciting way; intoxicating.
huffish
adjeasily offended or annoyed; sulky and irritable.
huffy
adjeasily offended or annoyed; irritable and quick to take offense.
hunker
vTo lower the body into a squatting position, especially to take shelter or wait
hurtle
vto move or fall with great speed and force, often in a noisy or uncontrolled way
interlard
vTo insert or mix something (especially something different or contrasting) into something else.
jab
vto push something with a sudden, quick movement, especially with a pointed object
josh
vTo say or do something in a playful or teasing way; to joke.
jostle
vto push or knock against someone in a crowd, especially in a rough way.
jounce
vto move or cause to move with a jolting, bouncing motion.
jumpy
adjnervous and anxious, making sudden movements
lard
nA soft, white substance made from melted pig fat, used in cooking.
leach
vTo remove a substance from a material by making a liquid pass through it.
lymphatic
adjrelating to lymph, a colorless fluid containing white blood cells, that bathes the tissues and drains through the lymphatic system
matte
adjHaving a dull, non-reflective surface.
maunder
vTo talk or move in a slow, confused, or aimless way.
mealy
adjresembling or containing meal; having a soft, dry, and crumbly texture like flour or meal.
muck
nwet, sticky dirt or mud, especially of an unpleasant kind.
mull
vto think about a fact, proposal, or idea deeply and at length
munch
vTo eat something with a continuous and often noisy chewing action.
musky
adjHaving a smell or taste like that of musk, which is strong, sweet, and lingering.
nifty
adjParticularly good, skillful, or effective; cleverly designed and useful.
nippy
adj(of weather) chilly or cold enough to make you feel uncomfortable
obsessive
adjThinking about something or someone too much or in a way that is not normal or healthy
oleaginous
adjContaining, producing, or resembling oil; greasy.
ornery
adjBad-tempered, difficult to deal with, and often stubborn.
pavid
adjtrembling with fear; timid; fearful.
peachy
adjresembling a peach in color, texture, or flavor
peckish
adjslightly hungry
pelagic
adjRelating to the open sea, especially the deep sea away from the coast and the sea floor.
pendulous
adjhanging down loosely and swinging freely
perk
vTo become or make something become more cheerful, lively, or interesting
picayunish
adjConcerned with or focused on trivial details, especially in a petty or mean-spirited way.
piteous
adjdeserving or causing a feeling of pity and sadness
pop
vto make a short, sharp, explosive sound
pound
na unit of weight equal to 16 ounces or 0.4536 kilograms
prong
nEach of two or more projecting pointed parts at the end of a fork or other tool.
pudgy
adjslightly fat in a way that looks soft and rounded
pushy
adjBehaving in an unpleasant way by trying too much to get something or to make someone do something.
putter
vto do things or move without hurrying, especially when you are doing something that is not very important
quasi
prefixhaving some resemblance to but not actually being the thing specified
quicksilver
nthe liquid metal mercury.
quondam
adjformer; that once was
rack
nA framework, typically with rails, bars, hooks, or pegs, for holding or storing things.
ramp
nA sloping surface joining two different levels.
raptorial
adjrelating to or characteristic of birds of prey.
ravening
adjExtremely hungry and hunting for prey; voracious.
recusant
nA person who refuses to submit to an authority or to comply with a regulation, especially in a religious context.
retch
vTo make the sound and movement of vomiting, especially when nothing is actually brought up from the stomach.
ritzy
adjExpensive and fashionable in a way that is intended to attract attention and admiration.
sag
vTo bend, sink, or hang down unevenly, especially in the middle, under weight or pressure.
sally
nA sudden attack made from a place that is being defended.
sanitize
vto make something completely clean and free from bacteria
satiny
adjHaving a smooth, soft, and shiny surface like satin.
saucy
adj(of a person, especially a child or young woman) behaving in a way that is amusingly bold and slightly disrespectful or rude.
scamp
nA person, especially a child, who is mischievous in a likeable or amusing way.
scraggly
adjhaving a thin, uneven, or untidy appearance
scruffy
adj(of a person or their appearance) untidy and dirty.
shamble
vTo walk in an awkward, slow, or unsteady way, typically dragging the feet.
shilly-shally
vto be unable to make a decision or to act in a hesitant and indecisive way
simonize
vTo polish (especially a car) with wax or a similar substance.
slog
vTo work hard over a long period, especially at a slow, tiring, and difficult task.
slosh
v(of a liquid) to move around noisily in a container, or to make this sound
slug
nDefinition 1: a small, soft creature with a slimy body, no shell, and two pairs of feelers, that moves very slowly and often eats garden plants.
smite
vTo hit someone or something very hard.