100 Words

Word	Meaning
Navigate	Plan and/or direct the course of a naval vessel or an aircraft
Youngster	Youth, kid, child; young animal
Coronation	Crowning ceremony (for a king or queen)
Conquest	Victory, subjugation (of one's enemies)
Schedule	Timetable, agenda, itinerary; plan, scheme
Prime	First or most important
Undergo	Endure, experience, go through, suffer
Medieval	Of or pertaining to the Middle Ages; like the Middle Ages
New World	Name given to the Americas during the time when they were first being explored and colonized by Europeans
Experience	Knowledge obtained by doing; something that one has lived through
Extreme	Pronounced or excessive degree, highest degree; complete opposite
Hypotonia	State of being hypotonic (having poor muscle tone or tension)
Fatigue	Tire out, exhaust, drain, weaken
Pneumonia	Inflammation of the lungs, severe congestion of the lungs
Attempt	Try, assay; effort to do or accomplish something; assault, attack (as "an attempt on someone life")
Untowards	Rebellious; causing trouble, unfortunate; inappropriate, not seemly; unexpected
Hazardous	Dangerous, risky, perilous
Sledge	Vehicle mounted on runners and used for traveling over snow and ice
Translate	To put something said or written into another language
Something	A thing not known or not stated
Loin	The back of an animal when cut into pieces for food
Newt	A small animal which lives on land in water
Physiotherapy	The treatment of injury by physical exercise and massage
Phlegm	Thick, slimy liquid brought up from the throat by coughing
Rasp	To make a harsh, scraping sound
Slink	To go quietly or secretly
Hostage	A person who is taken prisoner by people who will not let him go till they get what they want
Sphinx	The huge stone statue of a creature with a human head and a lion’s body, that stand near the pyramids it Gisa in Egypt
Spill	To pour out accidently
Teem	To be very full of people or animals that are moving about
Mesh	The openings between the threads of a net
Rowdy	Noisy and rough
Tent	A moveable shelter made of canvas or another material
Whack	To strike someone or something very hard, making a loud sound
Summon	To order someone to come
Writ	A legal document that orders you to do something
Chasm	A deep opening between high rocks
Adorn	To make beautiful, with decorations or with jewellery
Fulfil	To carry out or perform a task, promise
Dew	Tiny drops of water coming from the airs as it cools at night
Incense	Substance which is burned in religious services
Longing	A great wish for something
Pronounce	To speak words or sounds, especially in a certain way
Seize	To take suddenly, to grab, to grasp
Stump	The part of a tree in the ground after the trunk has been cut down
Vie	To compete with someone
Swerve	To turn away suddenly from a line or course
Swish	To move or course to move a rustling sound
Caddy	A small box for keeping tea leaves in
Calamity	A great misfortune or disaster
Bizarre	Very strange
Bisect	To cut a line
Adapt	To change or alter so as to fit a different situation
Grin	To smile very cheerfully
Remind	To tell someone
Repeal	To make a law
Condemn	To say that something or someone is wrong or evil
Marsh	An area of soft wet land
Maroon	To leave someone on a lonely island from which they cannot escape
Sow	To scatter seeds over, or put seeds into the ground
Spasm	A sudden jerking movement of the muscles which you cannot control
Virile	Having all the traditional male qualities such as strength and the ability to produce children
Wreck	A very badly damaged ship
Yawn	To stretch your mouth wide and take a deep breath when you are tired or bored
Rag	A torn piece of cloth
Raise	To move or lift something to a high position
Oblige	To do something to help someone
Obsess	To occupy someone’s mind too much
Aim	To point or direct at something
Alike	Like one another
Bench	A long seat
Assume	To believe that something must be true; to presume
Assure	To tell someone something positively
Chum	A close friend
Chug	To move along with the engine making a gentle noise
Chop	To cut something into small pieces
Hinder	To delay someone or something
Hint	Something that is said in a roundabout way, not stated clearly
Quit	To stop or give up something
Prologue	A speech or piece of writing that introduce a play or book
Flair	Natural ability for doing something
Flee	To run away from danger
Fog	A thick cloud of moisture in the air that makes it difficult to see
Melodious	Having a sweet tune
Mediocre	Not very good
Menace	Something likely to cause injury, damaged
Mend	To put something broken
Emblem	An object chosen to represent something such as an idea
Eminent	Famous and clever
Enigma	A person, thing or event that is mysterious or difficult to understand
Engage	To appoint someone to work for you
Grip	To take a firm hold of something or someone
Grudge	To be unwilling to do, give
Gutter	A channel for carrying away water, especially at the edge of a road
Vindicate	To prove to be correct or without blame
Vigil	A period of staying awake, especially as part of a religious ceremony or festival, or to watch over someone who is ill
Swoon	To lose consciousness; to faint
Tacit	Understood. But not actually stated
Tame	Used to living with people; not wild or dangerous