GROUP LEX DEMO

#	New word	Example	Word class	Definition	Subject Group	Student name	Date/time entered
1	afterwards	He went downstairs afterwards.	Adv	After the time mentioned; later.	Arts	amy	2009.12.31
2	aa	After yet another bout of heavy drinking, his partner suggested he seek out an aa group.	Noun	Initials for Alcoholics Anonymous, a group the supports reform-minded drinkers (PS, note the date function - Tom)	Arts	tom	2010.01.03
3	aaa	aaa	Verb	aaa	Arts	770	2010.05.26 16.12
4	ablaze	The house is ablaze.	Adj	1. Being on fire: 2. Radiant with bright color 3. Fervent or excited.	Arts	880	2010.03.19 13.21
5	abruptly	He abruptly stopped there.	Noun	suddenly beyond one`s expectation	Arts	dekay	2009.12.31
6	accompaniment	The singer has accompaniment on the fourth track of his new CD.	Noun	An addition to the subject. [F.A]	Arts	harry	2009.12.31
7	accompany	They usually accompany their elderly parents to doctor`s appointments.	Verb	to go with	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
8	accumulate	He had accumulated $80.000 in debt.	Noun	get or gather together	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
9	achieve	There are many who will work hard to achieve these goals.	Verb	If you achieve a particular aim or effect, you succeed in doing it or causing it to happen, usually after a lot of effort.	Arts	william__117	2009.12.31
10	acquaintance	he is my acquaintance.	Noun	somebody who is known slightly rather than intimately	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
11	acquire	I recently acquired some wood from a holly tree.	Verb	If you acquire something, you buy or obtain it for yourself, or someone gives it to you.	Arts	jane	2009.12.31
12	acquisition	The importance of these acquisitions extends beyond the objects themsleves	Noun	The act of gaining possession	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
13	actual	The business looks successful but the actual profit is low.	Adj	real	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
14	administer	The plan calls for the U.N. to administer the country until elections can be held.	Verb	If someone administers something such as a country, the law, or a test, they take responsibility for organizing and supervising it.	Arts	eddy_	2009.12.31
15	adoptee	The adoptee wanted to learn about his medical history.	Noun	A person who has been adopted (taken into another family)	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
16	advice	The department`s web site for now has little in the way of advice.	Noun	an opinion which someone offers you about what you should do or how you should act in a particular situation.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
17	affect	Nicotine adversely affects the functioning of the heart and arteries.	Noun	If something affects a person or thing, it influences them or causes them to change in some way.	Arts	kevin	2009.12.31
18	affection	I have great affection for Hannah, but she never shows any affection towards me.	Noun	a feeling of fondness or tenderness for a person or thing;	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.56
19	affection	She gives me love and affection.	Noun	The feeling of love or friendliness towards a thing.	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
20	affluent	George Bush has affluent enemies around the world.	Adj	Plentiful, abundant. TB	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
21	afternoon	We are here for a great time this afternoon.	Noun	after 11.59	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
22	against	I am against illegal immigration.	Adj	Not agree with.	Law	harry	2009.12.31
23	agency	Travel agency has been impacted by online booking	Noun	business management company acting as agent: an organization, especially a company, that acts as the agent, representative, or subcontractor of a person or another company an employment agency	Economics	yaser	2009.12.31
24	agreement	There was a complete lack of agreement	Noun	having the same idea or opinion about something	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
25	albeit_	Reality is merely an illusion, albeit_a very persistent one	Adv	conj. Even though; although; notwithstanding: clear albeit_cold weather.	Arts	880	2010.03.19 13.25
26	allocate	I would like to allocate the appropriate funds to his budget.	Verb	to set aside	Arts	nadine	2009.12.31
27	alter	He wanted to alter his appearance.	Verb	to change	Arts	880	2010.03.18 11.55
28	alternative	new ways to treat arthritis may provide an alternative to painkillers.	Adj	if one thing is an alternative to another, the first can be found, used, or done instead of the second.	Arts	lynn	2009.12.31
29	always	Hameed is always late.	Adv	all times	Arts	chloe	2009.12.31
30	ambassador	The U.S. president`s top representative in Canada, ambassador David Jacobson, delivered a 2-4 of Molson Canadian to the doorstep of 24 Sussex Drive on Friday morning.	Noun	A diplomatic official of the highest rank appointed and accredited as representative in residence by one government or sovereign to another, usually for a specific length of time.	Arts	880	2010.03.19 13.29
31	ambitious	Ceaser was ambitious.	Adj	one who wants to get better things	Arts	38lance	2009.12.31
32	analysed	We analysed the problem from many different angles trying to find a solution.	Verb	consider very carefully in order to fully understand it.	Arts	ken	2009.12.31
33	analysis	The analysis was that we were not getting any richer.	Noun	Understanding by dividing into parts	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
34	antlers	The moose`s antlers were long, pointed and hard.	Noun	horn-like protrusions form the heads of certain animals such as deer or moose	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
35	anxious	Provincial health departments are anxious to avoid a repeat of the SARS epidemic in 2003.	Adj	eager to do something	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
36	appealing	The dish I cooked for dinner looked appealing but unfortunately didn`t taste very good.	Adj	pleasing or attractive	Arts	isueng180b	2009.12.31
37	append	The result of the survey are appended to this document	Verb	to add something,especially a separate part, to a piece of wrting	Arts	thao	2009.12.31
38	apple	I have an apple	Noun	this is one of the fruit	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
39	apple	I eat an apple for snack.	Noun	a red fruit.	Arts	us	2009.12.31
40	apple	I eat apples.	Noun	fruit, red and sweet.	Arts	00shu_	2010.03.08 0.06
41	approach	His approach, when dealing with angry people, was to try and avoid them.	Noun	The way you deal with a task problem or situation	Arts	ken	2009.12.31
42	approach	He is using the wrong approach fixing the problem.	Noun	A method or way of doing things	Arts	ken	2009.12.31
43	appropriate	Now that the prloblem has been indentified, appropriate action can be taken.	Adj	suitable, acceptable or correct for the particalar circumstances	Economics	alan	2009.12.31
44	argue	The children argue constantly.	Verb	disagree	Arts	bridging	2009.12.31
45	argue	Others have argued that modern agricultural practices are killing us slowly.	Verb	soutenir, maintenir que	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
46	ash	Each eruption threw out millions of tons of ash and rock.	Noun	The soft grey or black powder that is left after a substance, especially tobacco, coal or wood, has burnt.	Arts	evelyne	2009.12.31
47	aspect	Climate and weather affect every aspect of our lives.	Noun	something is one of the parts of its character or nature.	Arts	cherry	2009.12.31
48	aspect	We cannot study every aspect of adoption.	Noun	A particular part of an idea	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
49	asset	The company assets amounted to $25 billion.	Noun	cash, property, equipment etc owned by a business	Commerce	38lance	2009.12.31
50	asset	By the end of 1989 the group had assets of 3.5 billion francs.	Noun	Something or someone that is an asset is considered useful or helps a person or organization to be successful.	Economics	jenny	2009.12.31
51	assume	You shouldn`t assume you have the job just because the interview went well	Verb	To think something is true when it may not be	Arts	ken	2009.12.31
52	attractive	When Abdul plays basketball, it is attractive.	Adj	nice-looking	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.35
53	author	THe author of his own demise, he railed against destiny	Verb	Creator of a book, or more broadly of anything	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 16.49
54	authority	this book`s authority is questionable	Noun	a statement that makes somebody believe something is true	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
55	awaken	She and her husband were awakened one night by two intruders.	Verb	to make someone stop sleeping.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
56	bad	I had a bad day at work.	Adj	not good	Arts	alain_toulouse	2009.12.31
57	barrel	This huge barrel is very heavy.	Noun	Cylindrical container, usu wooden, with bulging sides held together with hoops. K.G	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
58	bass	He had a big deep bass voice	Adj	Low in pitch	Arts	tom	2010.01.30 18.38
59	beer	I feel like drinking a cold glass of beer.	Noun	an alcoholic beverage	Arts	bridging	2009.12.31
60	belch	Sir Toby belched after dinner	Noun	burped	Arts	tom	2010.01.30 18.40
61	belly	Telephone poles became nothing more than toothpicks bit in half and swallowed, sliding deep, deep into the belly of the monster.	Noun	abdomen	Arts	barbara	2009.12.31
62	bends	There are a lot of bends on this road.	Noun	It is when a road is not a straight line.	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
63	besetting	There is a besetting person.	Noun	Harassing or troubling somebody continually.	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
64	besetting	I have one besetting trouble.	Adj	annoy continually or chronically	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
65	bichei	You bichei	Verb	to shut up	Law	bill	2009.12.31
66	bishei	bishei you	Noun	asdf	Commerce	john	2009.12.31
67	bladder	How long till we get there - my bladder is bursting	Noun	Any ontainer fr liquid (archaic) esp in the body for urine (current)	Arts	tom	2010.01.30 15.05
68	bloom	In spring, the flowers bloom.	Verb	It`s when the nature awakens.	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
69	board	There is a large white board at the front of the classroom.	Noun	a black or white place for writing on the wall in classrooms	Arts	workshop_test	2009.12.31
70	boast	he boasts about his sporting achievement	Noun	to be excessively proud	Arts	alain_toulouse	2009.12.31
71	bode	Heavy seas that boded troubled for small craft.	Verb	be sign of something	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
72	bond	There is a strong bond between a mother and her child.	Noun	Something that joins or unites	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
73	book	I like to read a good book.	Noun	An item to read from.	Arts	anne	2009.12.31
74	boom	The Softbank that the cellular phone maker is booming in JapanD	Verb	growth,grow,	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
75	boring	This iesson is terribly boring	Adj	Unstimulating, monotonous	Arts	tom	2010.01.26
76	brew	The cook brewed the coffee and it was delicious.	Verb	put something in really hot water and mix the flavors	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
77	brew	Storm was brewed at At August 25.	Verb	Happen suddenly!!	Commerce	lancer	2009.12.31
78	brew	The chef brewed the coffee.	Verb	to boil and let the flavor mix with the liquid	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
79	bride	The blushing bride appeared for her marriage	Noun	The wife-to-be	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 15.30
80	bug	The webmaster checks the routine for bugs...	Noun	Problem that makes the orutine run poorly	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
81	building_site	This is the building_site of the head office.	Noun	It is a place where a construction is built.	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
82	bully	He`s always bullying smaller boys.	Verb	To treat in an overbearing or intimidating manner.	Arts	qxf	2009.12.31
83	campaign_	A fundraising campaign_has been launched to erect a bronze sculpture of Canadian jazz legend Oscar Peterson in Ottawa.	Noun	1. A series of military operations undertaken to achieve a large-scale objective during a war: Grant`s Vicksburg campaign_secured the entire Mississippi for the Union. 2. An operation or series of operations energetically pursued to accomplish a purpose: an advertising campaign_for a new product; a candidate`s political campaign.	Arts	880	2010.03.19 13.30
84	canal	Many oceangoing ships are sailing on the canal.	Noun	transportation waterway: an artificial waterway constructed for use by shipping, for irrigation, or for recreational use. A canal may take in parts of natural rivers along its course.	Arts	samuel	2009.12.31
85	car_hire	I can rent a car from a car hire	Noun	It is an office were we can rent a car	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
86	caring	Fatima is a caring mother.	Adj	takes care of others	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
87	cat	The cat sat on the mat	Noun	Feline	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
88	cat	The cat is always black in ghost stories	Noun	feline animal, or fictional depiction therof	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
89	category	this book fails into the category of reference books	Noun	if people or things are divided into categories,they are divided into groups in such a way that the members of each group are similar to each other in some way	Arts	tina	2009.12.31
90	chapter	We¡¯ll discuss selection idioms later in the chapter.	Noun	a separate section of a book, usually with a number or title	Arts	harry03	2009.12.31
91	characterize	Laziness characterizes your recent work, which shows a distinct drop in quality	Noun	Lack of energy, effort	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
92	charming	she is quite charming	Adj	very attractive	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
93	chicken	He was too chicken to drive his car into thew wall	Adj	As an adjective, chicken means cowardly	Arts	tom	2010.01.29
94	chore	Do your chore	Noun	task	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
95	chorus	I learned the chorus of a song.	Noun	We can also say refrain.	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
96	claim	He claims he is right and I am wrong, but I do not agree with that!	Verb	to say	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
97	close	the place the car was parked, wasn`t close to here	Adj	indicates a distance, opposite to far	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
98	coat	I wear my coat because it`s very cold	Noun	It`s a clothing item, we use in winter when the weather is cold	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
99	commission	He also got a commission for bringing in new clients.	Noun	1.sum of money paid to a salesperson for every sale that he or she makes	Commerce	amy	2009.12.31
100	common_ground	we can find a common_ground in that negociation	Noun	a kind of agreement	Arts	alain_toulouse	2009.12.31
101	community	He refuses to join any community.	Noun	a group of people who have the same interest.	Arts	fiona	2009.12.31
102	companion	My companion is only you.	Noun	A friend in the relations that I share a certain action, and is close	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
103	complain	The service is awful in this restaurant - I am going to complain to the manager.	Verb	State my criticism officially	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 16.57
104	complex	What he said was too complex for me to understand.	Adj	Something that is complex has many different parts,and is therefore ofen diffcult to understand.	Arts	daniel	2009.12.31
105	complexity	I was astonished by the size and complexity of the problems.	Noun	the state of being formed of may parts; the state of being difficult to understand	Economics	kim	2009.12.31
106	concept	The concept of adoption of a child by strangers is relatively new.	Noun	A creative idea	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
107	conclude	I would like to conclude by saying that I do enjoy your magazine.	Verb	when you conclude, you say the last thing that you are going to say.	Arts	selina	2009.12.31
108	concordance	We learned how to use a concordance	Noun	Example sentences gathered together	Arts	myriam	2009.12.31
109	conduct	I decided to conduct an experiment.	Verb	When you conduct an activity or task, you organize it and carry it out.	Arts	robin	2009.12.31
110	conference	I`m going to present a paper at this conference.	Noun	a meeting of people in a specific field to share knowledge and skills	Commerce	*	2010.06.15 16.51
111	conflate	The designer conflate two style to make the building more special	Verb	1. To bring together; meld or fuse: The problems [with the biopic] include . . . dates moved around, lovers deleted, many characters conflated into one (Ty Burr). 2. To combine (two variant texts, for example) into one whole.	Arts	880	2010.03.19 13.21
112	conflict	I`m always in conflict with my brother.	Noun	fight,war,dispute	Arts	louise	2009.12.31
113	conflict	I`m always in conflict with my brother.	Noun	fight,war,dispute	Arts	louise	2009.12.31
114	connector	Audio In connector with the remote audio for output to Audio Out.	Noun	an instrumentality that connects	Commerce	robert	2009.12.31
115	consent	His mother will never consent to his leaving high school before he graduates.	Verb	Agree or give permission	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
116	consent	You need your parent`s consent to get a motorcycle license at the age of 16.	Noun	agreement or permission	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
117	consequent	This fall of prices is consequent on the rise in production.	Adj	happening as a direct result of an event or situation	Arts	leo_zhang	2009.12.31
118	consider	You should consider carefully before you decide what to do.	Verb	to think	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
119	construct	The French constructed a series of fortresses from Dunkirk on the channel coast to Douai	Verb	If you construct something such as abuilding road,or machine , you build it or make it	Arts	max	2009.12.31
120	construction	In Doha you can see many road and highway construction projects. The government is improving the roads by building flyovers.	Noun	the work of building things (e.g. roads, offices, homes); a business sector in which companies builds things	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
121	contented	She has always been contented with her life.	Noun	happy or satisfied	Arts	38lance	2009.12.31
122	contradicts	Jacky contradicts his friends about his opinion.	Verb	express the opposite of a statement made by (a person)	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.51
123	conventional	The idea is conventional in the our life.	Adj	based on or in accordance with general agreement	Arts	00shu_	2010.03.19 13.25
124	cope	Some people can`t cope with professional.	Verb	To deal successfully with; to contend on even terms (with). K.G	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
125	corporation	She didn`t want to work for a big corporation where everything was so impersonal.	Noun	a large company or group of companies that is controlled together as a single organization	Economics	taewon_moon	2009.12.31
126	correlation	correlation between ups and downs	Noun	mutual relation of two or more things	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
127	court	He felt cheated by his business partner so he went to court to ask a judge to make his partner pay him what he should get.	Noun	a place where the law is discussed and a judge make a decision about what will happen in each case	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
128	cow	The cow gives milk for people to eat their cereal	Noun	An animal which...	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
129	crane	He craned his neck to see the girls face	Verb	Bent it awkwardly - as cranes (wading birds) appear to be doing	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 15.47
130	crass	That was a crass move, to ask for the nickel back	Adj	cheap, tawdry, mercenary	Arts	tom	2010.01.28
131	credit	The group can`t get credit to buy farming machinery.	Noun	If you are allowed to pay for goods or services several weeks or months after you have received them.	Arts	ann	2009.12.31
132	critical	A critical analysis of modern economic theory.	Adj	Giving comments or judgments.	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.59
133	crooners	The temptations where crooners of the earlier generations.	Verb	To sing popular songs in a soft, sentimental manner. TB	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
134	crowd	The crowd at the game was large.	Noun	Many people together in a place.	Arts	bridging	2009.12.31
135	cussing	cussing a person	Verb	An odd or perverse person or creature.	Arts	00shu_	2010.03.19 13.30
136	cyberspace	It`s easy to create a phony identity in cyberspace	Noun	a computer network consisting of a worldwide network of computer networks that use the TCP/IP network protocols to facilitate data transmission and exchange	Arts	robert	2009.12.31
137	damnation	The accident is damnation.	Noun	In Christian belief, condemnation to hell or eternal punishment.	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
138	damnation	If I do wrong,I will get a damnation.	Noun	the act of damning	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
139	damnation	I suffered a damnation.	Noun	the state of being condemned to eternal punishmentin Hell	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
140	daughter	They have two children, one daughter and one son.	Noun	A daughter is a girl and a son is a boy.	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
141	daunting	Contexts are rich but unreliable, definitions are precise but incomprehensible, and the number of words to be acquired is daunting	Adv	discouraging through fear (synonym) intimidating (similar) discouraging	Arts	evelyne	2009.12.31
142	dead	the man is dead as a doornail	Adj	without life	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
143	dead	The dead man`s body was placed in a freezer.	Adj	without life	Arts	bridging	2009.12.31
144	deadly	Cooper admits the odds of a deadly flu pandemic are slim.	Adj	likely to cause death.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
145	deep	In the swimming pool you have the deep end and the shallow end	Adj	the Shallow end is 1 meter the deep end is 2 meters	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
146	demonstrate	She demonstrates that 2 and 2 are four.	Verb	To demonstrate a fact means to make it clear to people.	Arts	lincoln	2009.12.31
147	demonstrate	demonstrate their commitment	Verb	discribe and explain by experiment, practical use	Commerce	patrick	2009.12.31
148	demonstration	The technician gave a demonstration of the new software.	Noun	a description or explanation, as of a process	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
149	design	He was a born mechanic with a flair for design	Noun	Design is the process and art of planning and making detailed drawings of something.	Arts	rain	2009.12.31
150	deterioration	The injuried of his leg is in deterioration.	Noun	becomeing worse	Arts	gabriellllll	2009.12.31
151	determine	A student`s grade at the end of a course determines if he/she passes or fails.	Verb	to decide; to figure out	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
152	devour	It devoured a yellow tractor, an old wooden shed.	Noun	To eat.	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
153	devour	It devoured a yellow tractor, an old wooden shed.	Noun	To eat.	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
154	devour	It devoured a yellow tractor, an old wooden shed.	Noun	To eat.	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
155	disease	Our existing system is extremely vulnerable to outbreaks of disease.	Noun	illness of people, animals, plants, etc., caused by infection or a failure of health rather than by an accident.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
156	dissidents	But the group says about one hundred reporters and dissidents who use the Internet remain in prison.	Noun	a person who publicly disagrees with and criticizes their government	Arts	marzan	2009.12.31
157	distinction	I didn`t yet make a distinction between the pleasures of reading and of writing fiction	Noun	A distinction between similar things is a difference.	Arts	mu	2009.12.31
158	distribution	The distribution of the magazine is 2000.	Noun	the act of sharing things among a large group of people in a planned way	Commerce	ran_(roy)_zhang	2009.12.31
159	district	But the progress in the schools and districts with which we have partnerships will be gradual.	Noun	a territory marked off for special administrative purposes	Law	patrick	2009.12.31
160	district	But the progress in the schools and districts with which we have partnerships will be gradual.	Noun	a territory marked off for special administrative purposes	Law	patrick	2009.12.31
161	dizzy	I am dizzy	Noun	spinning. not feel very good	Arts	insomnia	2009.12.31
162	dog	The dog bit the postman	Noun	A dog is a canine beast	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
163	dominate	a tall pine dominated the landscape.	Verb	overlook ;overshadow	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
164	doubt	there is no doubt that most international companies attach importance to their business ethics.	Verb	may be you do not believe sth.	Economics	ivy	2009.12.31
165	dracula	Count dracula is a vampire	Noun	a hero from SToker novel	Arts	tom_dick	2009.12.31
166	drag	I`m dragging heavy item.	Verb	to pull something heavy	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
167	drastic	Your remarks seem rather drastic	Adj	Extremely negative and serious	Arts	tom	2010.01.30 13.07
168	drawback	Internet has a drawback on children`s life	Noun	disadvantage: something that causes problems or is a disadvantage or hindrance	Law	yaser	2009.12.31
169	drift	The road is blocked with massive drifts of snow.	Noun	a large pile of snow or sand that has been blown by the wind	Arts	celine	2009.12.31
170	drop_off	The postman drop_off a package at Mrs. Brown`s house.	Verb	Leave or unload.	Arts	quartabl	2009.12.31
171	dropping_off	the postman was dropping_off a package at Mrs. Brown`s house	Verb	drop off (fall or diminish)	Arts	quartabl	2009.12.31
172	drought	The Yangtze River basin is suffering from drought this year.	Noun	a period of extremely hot, dry weather, with little or no rainfall	Arts	jing_wen	2009.12.31
173	eager	There will certainly be people eager to debate him	Adj	wanting very much to do or have something, especially something interesting or enjoyable.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
174	easel	artists use easel when they draw a picture	Noun	support for an artist`s canvas or blackboard: a freestanding upright support for a painter`s canvas or a blackboard, usually made of wood and having movable clamps	Arts	yaser	2009.12.31
175	eat	I eat rice everyday.	Verb	take	Commerce	fatin_hanisah	2009.12.31
176	ebb	The tides ebbed at noon.	Verb	flow back or recede	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
177	economics	I like studing economics	Noun	a subject or money around the socity	Economics	dick	2009.12.31
178	element	The exchange of prisoners of war was one of the key elements of the UN`s pease plan.	Noun	the diffrerent elements of something are the different parts it contains	Arts	leon	2009.12.31
179	embark	We are already embarked on a new course.	Verb	To cause to board a vessel or aircraft	Arts	880	2010.03.19 13.26
180	emission	The Green Party have called for a substantial reduction in the emission of greenhouse gases by the UK.	Noun	when gas, heat, light, etc. is sent out.	Arts	shadyrecord	2009.12.31
181	emphasizing	Americains are emphasizing so many useless things these days.	Noun	the act of giving special importance or significance to something. TB	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
182	encourage	A good leader or boss will encourage workers to do their best.	Verb	give confidence or hope	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
183	enfranchise	Australia and parts of the United States had already enfranchised women	Verb	allow to vote	Arts	harry	2009.12.31
184	engineering	The PI runs programs for five engineering degrees.	Noun	The practical application of science.	Arts	foundation	2009.12.31
185	enhance	These poster will not enhance the foundation`s reputation	Verb	improvement on something (usually on quality, strength or amount)	Arts	gabriellllll	2009.12.31
186	ensnare	The company is trying to ensnare the customers.	Verb	To take or catch in or as if in a snare.	Arts	880	2010.03.19 13.30
187	entertainment	The entertainment industries would also be hard hit by a flu pandemic.	Noun	spectacle, divertissement, distraction.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
188	entire	She spent the entire weekend working and had no time for fun or family.	Adj	complete	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
189	environment	Recycling old newspapers is one way to protect the environment.	Noun	Surroundings in which people, animals, or plants live	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
190	equate	You can`t equate passing examination and being intelligent.	Verb	If you equate one thing with another, or if you say that one thing equates with another, you believe that they are strongly connected.	Arts	david	2009.12.31
191	eruption	Experts believe this super volcano had three major explosions called eruptions.	Noun	A volcanic explosion.	Arts	evelyne	2009.12.31
192	escalate	US decided to send more troops to Iraq means they would like to escalate the war.	Verb	greater or more serious	Arts	gabriellllll	2009.12.31
193	essential	It is essential that people plan before they open a new business.	Adj	very important and necessary	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
194	evaluate	We couldn`t evaluate this economic policy which be used to solve the problem of unemployment.	Verb	Make a judgment about something or someone.	Arts	kevintian	2009.12.31
195	evoke	Last Song evoked a strong feeling of happiness in Abdul.	Verb	produce	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.39
196	examine	Before you put your money into a company you should examine the company books.	Verb	look at very carefully	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
197	exist	Some people think that fairies exist.	Verb	to be real or present	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
198	existence	The existence of fairies is not clear but some people think they are real.	Noun	present or live	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
199	expenditure	Training employees is a huge expenditure for new companies.	Noun	cost of doing business	Commerce	harry	2009.12.31
200	expense	When you travel your ticket is often the biggest expense.	Noun	cost	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
201	experiment	This is an experiment to see how the new site is working.	Noun	a test done in order to learn something or to discover whether something works or is true	Commerce	karin	2010.01.30 18.19
202	explicate	The teacher explicated King Lear in class.	Verb	explain clearly	Arts	gang	2009.12.31
203	exposure	exposure to the sun can cause skin cancer	Noun	show.not hide.	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.59
204	express	He sent an `express`package because he wanted it to arrive as fast as possible.	Adj	fast	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
205	extend	The office decided to extend the open hours so that more customers could visit in the evening.	Verb	make longer or bigger	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
206	extent	The extent of the changes to the business plan were not big but they were important.	Noun	size	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
207	extraordinarily	She is an extraordinarily beautiful girl.	Adj	In a manner or to a degree that is unusual	Arts	880	2010.03.19 13.21
208	exuberant	Threads of her exuberant hair showed up at the bottom of the sink.	Adj	Growing, producing, or produced abundantly; plentiful. TB	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
209	face_up	We have to face_up to reality	Verb	To meet it heads on, to acept its existence and deal with it	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 16.45
210	fairy	Tinkerbell is a well known fairy name.	Noun	A fairy is the name given to a type of mythological being or legendary creature, a form of nature spirit, often described as metaphysical, supernatural or preternatural.	Arts	maspaises	2009.12.31
211	fairy	The fairy took his tooth and left him 5 cents	Noun	A small imaginary being with wings and wand	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 16.30
212	faith	He is very religious and has strong faith in God.	Noun	belief	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
213	family	His wife and children make a unified family.	Noun	parents and children living in one house as a smaller unit of a community	Arts	cynthia	2009.12.31
214	fantastic	He`s a fantastic father.	Noun	wonderful, marvelous, great	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
215	fantasy	This is not a plan so much as a fantasy	Noun	A dream, unrealistic	Arts	tom	2010.01.30 13.46
216	fashion_conscious	These days men pay attention to what they wear and are just as fashion_conscious as women.	Adj	interested in or attentive to style	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
217	favourite	Football is my favourite sport.	Adj	the one you like most	Arts	barbara	2009.12.31
218	fellow	Paul`s an easy-going sort of fellow	Noun	man (old fashion)	Arts	jo	2009.12.31
219	final	The project is in its final stages.	Adj	being or happening at the end of a series of events,actions,statements,etc.	Arts	lucy	2009.12.31
220	fire	Put another log on the fire	Noun	Heat and flame resulting from combustion	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
221	fire	Put another log on the fire	Noun	Heat and flame resulting from combustion	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
222	firm	firms must know how to cope if schools close and parents can`t work.	Noun	a company or business.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
223	fiscal	The US is currently running a huge fiscal deficit...	Adj	Refers to the cash-on-hand of a nation	Economics	tom	2009.12.31
224	five	The numbr after four is five	Noun	1, 2, 3, 4, 5	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 16.24
225	flair	The French have a flair for fine living, it is said	Noun	An ability	Arts	tom	2010.01.30 14.19
226	flash	The idea came to her in a blinding flash of insight	Noun	A sudden bright light, like lightening	Arts	tom	2010.01.30 17.12
227	flattery	My dear, flattery will get you everywhere	Noun	Praise (sometimes insincere)	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 19.28
228	flavour	I love the flavour of a good steak	Noun	The way a food tastes in your mouth	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 16.02
229	flighty	This young lady was flighty after a few drinks	Adj	Silly and frenzied, like one imagines some birds to be	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 15.11
230	flip	He flipped the barman a coin	Verb	A type of throwing, that involves a jerk or a snap	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 15.41
231	flirtatious	The girls were flirtatious at the country fair	Adj	Playful with the boys	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
232	flog	we are just flogging a dead horse	Verb	to beat	Arts	alain_toulouse	2009.12.31
233	focus	Many of the papers focus their attention on the controversy surrounding the foreign Secretary.	Verb	concentrate	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
234	focus	IBM has also shifted its focus from mainframes to personal computers	Noun	your focus on something is the special attention that you pay it.	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
235	force	The non-combat forces do aid and reconstruction work in Iraq`s mainly Kurdish north, which has been relatively peaceful	Noun	Military power	Law	summer	2009.12.31
236	force	He forced them to comply with his terrible plan	Verb	Require, make, oblige someone to do something	Arts	tom	2010.01.28
237	fore	The golfer souted `fore`!	Adv	Look out ahead (fore - ward) for my ball which I am now hitting toward you	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 15.54
238	forlorn	Many small Saskatchewan towns are rather forlorn in the long dreary winter	Adj	sad, lost, unfunny	Arts	tom	2010.01.28
239	forth	He went forth and multiplied	Adv	Forward (not 4th!)	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 18.34
240	frank	His frank confession of his guilt convinced people to trust him once again.	Adj	showing clearly the thoughts or feelings	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
241	frankness	you have to be with others people frankness all the time	Noun	to be honesty, directness	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.53
242	frat	Those guys are all in the same frat	Noun	Otherwise a fraternity, a boys` club at a university	Arts	tom	2010.01.30 15.08
243	frequent	He is a frequent flyer and he travels on business every week.	Adj	often	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
244	fried	The greatest danger that chickens pose is the fried type, that people continue to eat and get fat on.	Adj	cooked in hot oil or fat.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
245	friendly	Steve is friendly.	Adj	Behaving in a kind way.	Arts	38lance	2009.12.31
246	friendly	She is always friendly with people.	Adj	kind	Arts	38lance	2009.12.31
247	frighten	Andrew is determined to frighten us, but it`s for our own good.	Verb	effrayer, faire peur	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
248	frost	There is frost in front of my house.	Noun	ice crystals formig a white deposite	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
249	fulfil	you guys always fulfil your promises to us and we appreciate it	Verb	3.To measure up to; satisfy	Arts	00shu_	2010.03.19 13.29
250	fun	That was fun	Noun	A way of saying it was amusing, interesting, peasant	Arts	tom	2010.01.26
251	futile	He made a futile attempt.	Adj	in a futile and unproductive manner	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
252	gazes	The camera gazes at the scene from above	Verb	looking at something . JSP	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
253	gdp	If the gdp continues to shrink, the country will be in a recession.	Noun	Specialized abbreviation for Gross Domestic Product: the total value of goods and services produced by a country in a year.	Economics	taewon_moon	2009.12.31
254	generate	The manager generated lots of problems.	Verb	To bring into being; give rise to	Arts	chloe	2009.12.31
255	glance	At first glance the contract looked just fine. But when we looked at it carefully, we noticed that they were cheating us.	Noun	at first glance or sight. When first seen.	Arts	880	2010.03.19 13.27
256	glimmer_of_hope	in the middle east conflict,we cannot foresee a glimmer_of_hope	Noun	a luck of hope	Arts	alain_toulouse	2009.12.31
257	goblin	The goblin robbed all the money from the volt.	Noun	A goblin is an evil, crabby, or mischievous creature of folklore.	Arts	maspaises	2009.12.31
258	gooey	Love is considered gooey as a gum stuck in your shoes.	Adj	Sticky and viscous: gooey caramel.	Arts	880	2010.03.19 13.29
259	google	I use google to search what I want.	Noun	a website	Arts	us	2009.12.31
260	gradient	another word for gradient is the slope on a graph	Noun	A slope or degree of slope	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
261	grant	Our education grants have focused on improvements at the school level.	Noun	a sum of money given by the State for any of various purposes	Economics	patrick	2009.12.31
262	grant	Our education grants have focused on improvements at the school level.	Noun	a sum of money given by the State for any of various purposes	Economics	patrick	2009.12.31
263	grow_up	grow_up in the country side...	Verb	became older	Arts	quartabl	2009.12.31
264	gyrostabilized	We mounted the gyrostabilized Flight Head to track the actors .	Adj	stabilized with a gyroscope . JSP	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
265	hamlet	My mom lives in a hamlet.	Noun	a very small village	Arts	kim	2009.12.31
266	happy	Love makes us happy.	Adj	satisfied	Arts	bahram	2009.12.31
267	hardworking	Brian is a hardworking mentor.	Adj	person who works hard	Arts	elzoghby,_ahmed	2009.12.31
268	hardworking	Ali is a hardworking student.	Adj	person who works hard	Arts	pw	2009.12.31
269	harp	the angel played the harp with grace and aglilty.	Noun	A musical instrument associated with angels and death	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
270	head_office	Etislat has many offices throughout the United Arab Emirates but the head_office is in Abu Dhabi.	Noun	primary or main office	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
271	headquarters	The headquarters is the most important office of a compagny	Noun	It is an office where all the most importante decisions are taken	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
272	health	A flu pandemic would overwhelm public health systems.	Noun	de santé, sanitaire	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
273	hearsay	He said it was just hearsay and you could not believe the story.	Noun	rumour	Arts	harry	2009.12.31
274	heredity	It is well known that heredity strongly influences eye color.	Noun	the tendency to pass characteristics on to children	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
275	hesitant	I am very hesitant	Adj	reluctant	Arts	kamariah	2009.12.31
276	hole	There was a hole in the paper and it was hard to read the writing.	Noun	space or opening in the surface	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
277	honesty	honesty isanimportant feature of humans	Noun	to be true	Commerce	meltem	2009.12.31
278	hot_spot	Scientists know the volcanic heart of Yellowstone is deep within the Earth. This area is called a hot_spot.	Noun	Area through which liquid rock is forced up to the lake of hot material that is below the surface because of extreme pressure deep in the Earth.	Arts	evelyne	2009.12.31
279	house	My house has a red roof.	Noun	a building	Arts	bridging	2009.12.31
280	houses	Many houses lined the street.	Noun	a building	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
281	hurtful	Is the amount of global trade at the moment helpful or hurtful?	Adj	dommageable	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
282	hwansama	hwansama always goes to the Cameron Library.	Noun	The nickneme of Hwanhee Lee.	Arts	kyeongun	2009.12.31
283	iambic	This verse was written in a delightful iambic pentameter.	Adj	Poetic rhythm, consisting of ta-dum, ta-dum	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
284	individual	The rights of the individual sometimes conflict with the needs of the society.	Noun	one person or thing	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
285	inevitably	His tendency to put off studying for tests inevitably had a bad effect on his grades.	Adv	undoubtably, in an unavoidable manner	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
286	inflation	do econmic variables, such as unemployment. inflation, and interest rates.	Noun	a general, continuous increase in price.	Arts	shelly_	2009.12.31
287	infrastructure	Some countries lack a suitable economic infrastructure.	Adj	the basic systems and structures that a country or organization needs in order to work properly, for example roads, railways, banks etc:	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
288	initial_	This is my initial_stage to study English.	Adj	at the beginning	Arts	cliontion	2009.12.31
289	injure	His internal organs were injured.	Verb	If you injure a person or animal, you damage some part of their body.	Arts	hunter	2009.12.31
290	innovation	Regulation and innovation for progress	Noun	A new idea or method	Arts	doris	2009.12.31
291	inseparable	Rights are inseparable from duties.	Adj	not capable of being separated	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
292	inspect	The commander inspected the troops.	Verb	To review or examine officially	Arts	chloe	2009.12.31
293	inspect	After the crash both drivers got out and inspected their cars for damage.	Verb	to look at something or someone carefully in order to discover information, especially about their quality or condition	Arts	taewon_moon	2009.12.31
294	instead	I could not go to the meeting so I sent my assistant instead.	Noun	in place of someone or something	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
295	institute	we will institute a number of measures to better safeguard the public.	Verb	An institute is an organization set up to do a particular type of work	Arts	felix	2009.12.31
296	interaction	The process of understanding cultural interaction is important in the way social networking sites are represented.	Noun	mutual or reciprocal action; interacting	Commerce	robert	2009.12.31
297	intermingling	This sound is the result of diffent intermingling of styles.	Adv	A mix of thing.[F.A]	Arts	harry	2009.12.31
298	intermingling	The intermingling of noises gave me an headache.sm	Adv	Its kind of a mixture.	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
299	intermingling	I am intermingling in a new group of people.	Verb	to mix. TB	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
300	invest	A large amount of capital is invested in all in these branches.	Verb	If you invest in something,or if you invest a sum of money,you use your money in a way that you hope will increase its value.	Arts	shirley	2009.12.31
301	invigorated	The passion invigorated the actor`s play. sm	Verb	to emphasize	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
302	invigorated	Seeing you gave me spirit and made me feel more invigorated	Verb	To have more energy.[F.A]	Arts	harry	2009.12.31
303	issue	The issue of how to stop cheating on tests is a difficult one for high school teachers.	Noun	An important question that needs discussion and a decision	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
304	jailed	The group says thousands of other dissidents are jailed and executed in public every year.	Verb	to put in a place where criminals are kept to punish them for their crimes, or where people accused of crimes are kept while waiting for their trials	Arts	marzan	2009.12.31
305	journal	All our results are published in scientific journals.	Noun	a journal is a magazine, especially one that deals with a specialized subject	Arts	hebe	2009.12.31
306	keep_confidences	J.D is a good friend, he always keep_confidences all the time.	Verb	keep the secret for others	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.53
307	keep_confidences	11 is a good friend, he always keep_confidences.	Verb	keep the secret for others	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.56
308	lack	I have time but lack the money I need to go on a holiday. That`s a problem!	Verb	to not have something you need	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
309	lambeau	Pendant plusieurs jours de suite des lambeaux d`armée en déroute avaient traversé la ville.	Noun	Morceau	Arts	mb_6410	2009.12.31
310	land-locked	Mr. Enkhbayar says for a land-locked nation such as Mongolia, the issue of climate change is not just a matter of debate - it has become an issue of survival.	Adj	geographic entity with no access to the sea	Law	lui	2009.12.31
311	lap	We lap our baby .	Noun	surround	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
312	lap	I lived a house lapped in many trees.	Verb	to wrap somebody in something	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
313	latent	There was a latent hostility in the letter to his mother.	Adj	That which is concealed; or which does not appear	Arts	riku	2010.01.19
314	latter	He always buys apples, oranges and pinapples. The latter is the most expensive.	Adj	near or at the end of something	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
315	lava	After the eruptions, lava cooled and formed the famous yellow stones that gave their name to Yellowstone Park.	Noun	Hot liquid rock which comes out of the earth through a volcano, or the solid rock formed when it cools.	Arts	evelyne	2009.12.31
316	law	He broke the law by jaywalking	Verb	A rule that people use to require conformity	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 16.13
317	lawyer	the lawyer has a very big pay check	Noun	a person who defends his client in a court of law	Law	bridging	2009.12.31
318	lawyer	the lawyer has a very big pay check	Noun	a person who defends his client in a court of law	Law	bridging	2009.12.31
319	lazy	Abdulhameed is a lazy student.	Adj	not wanting to work	Arts	ellen	2009.12.31
320	lend	He lend me the book	Noun	loan	Arts	fatin_hanisah	2009.12.31
321	lexical	it is lexical exercise	Adj	words	Economics	akoe	2009.12.31
322	liable	Grandparents are liable to allow their grandchildren to do things that the parents disapprove of.	Noun	to be liable to do something - to have a tendency to do something, to be likely to do something	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
323	literature	Before you decide to buy you should read some literature on the product.	Noun	written information	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
324	locate	I cannot locate my keys.	Noun	to discover or show the position of something	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
325	look	look at the dog	Verb	to see	Arts	gabriel	2009.12.31
326	look_up	You can look_up any word in the dictionary	Verb	Search for, as a word in a dictionary	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
327	look_up	I do not understand this word. I need to look_up in the dictionary.	Verb	search the meaning of a word	Arts	laura	2009.12.31
328	looney	This scheme is completely looney	Adj	Crazy, either from the supposed influence of the moon (lunar etc) or resembling the eerie cry of the loon (bird)	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 16.53
329	love	I love you	Verb	to give affection to someone/something	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
330	loyalty	loyalty is significant for friendship.	Noun	A feeling or attitude of devoted attachment and affection. Often used in the plural	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.56
331	macroeconomics	...macroeconomics refers to a whole market economy.	Noun	the branch of economics which focuses on the general aspects of an economy, e.g. looking at the economic activity of an entire country	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
332	mad	One day it`s bird flu, the next day it`s mad cow, the next day your hospital is inoperable over SARS.	Adj	fou, folle	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
333	mainstream	The band reach mainstream audience by re-mixing their song Do-do wada.	Adj	Dominant in a general culture.[F.A]	Arts	harry	2009.12.31
334	maintain	The department maintains many close contracts with the chemical industry.	Verb	If you maintain something, you continue to have it, and do not let it stop or grow weaker.	Arts	elly	2009.12.31
335	manage	The Toronto experience is used as an example of how not to manage a public-health crisis	Verb	gérer	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
336	management	The staff will ask management to purchase a water cooler.	Noun	The group of people who run an organisation.	Commerce	tom	2009.12.31
337	manifold	the causes of rooflessness are manifold	Adj	numerous and varied	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
338	market_share	In telecommunications QTel has a large market_share but this will change soon.	Noun	percentage or part of all the possible sales within one kind of business	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
339	marry	She wants to marry that teacher and spend her life with him	Verb	Become joined as man and wife at a wedding	Arts	tom	2010.01.28
340	meadow	i`m walking in a flower meadow	Noun	a little plain . JSP	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
341	mediator	consummate mediator	Noun	the people who act as a intermediary to work opposing sides in order to resolve	Arts	nara	2009.12.31
342	megawatt	Installed generating capacity totaled 67,121 megawatts in 2002.	Noun	million watts: one million watts	Arts	samuel	2009.12.31
343	melodius	She had a melodius voice	Noun	muscial, pleasant to listen to	Arts	anne	2009.12.31
344	melodrama	On tv yesterday were presenting a melodrama.	Noun	1. A drama, such as a play, film, or television program, characterized by exaggerated emotions, stereotypical characters, and interpersonal conflicts. 2. The dramatic genre characterized by this treatment.	Arts	880	2010.03.19 13.33
345	menacingly	The lion looks menacingly at me.	Adj	commination	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
346	mentioned	Her name was never mentioned in our discussion.	Verb	referred to, spoken about, or written about	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
347	mere	He is a mere child and not old enough to travel alone.	Adj	only; small or not important	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
348	metamorphose	His eyes turned bloodshot,and he was metamorphosed into a raging devil.	Verb	change appearance.	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
349	method	He uses interesting methods of teaching with Group_Lex.	Noun	a way of doing something	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
350	mild	A mild pandemic would cut global economic growth nearly in half.	Adj	not violent, severe or extreme.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
351	multinational	MacDonald`s is a multinational company.	Adj	a company that has offices in more than one country	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
352	munch	Peter munched an orange at home today.	Verb	eating happily	Arts	880	2010.03.19 13.19
353	name	Thisa is a test of the new name function	Noun	A name is a word that represents a thing or person	Arts	musta_k	2009.12.31
354	namesake	This is a the band`s cinematic namesake.	Noun	One that is named after another	Arts	00shu_	2010.03.19 13.31
355	negative	Being angry is negative.	Adj	Bad	Arts	maspaises	2009.12.31
356	niche	Many people says this is a niche camera.	Noun	A place, use, or work for which a person or thing is best suited. K.G	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
357	nominal	He paid a nominal sum of $5 for the car	Adj	Nominal is related to name, so a sum in name, but in the sense of name only	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 16.17
358	nudge	Georgia nudged me with her elbow.	Verb	poke, touch gently, often as a reminder to change behaviour	Arts	marlise	2009.12.31
359	oblique	The grief and loss that AIDS orphans experience in relation to their parents` deaths can only be obliquely approached.	Adj	indirectly stated or expressed; not straight forward	Arts	jing_wen	2009.12.31
360	obtain	To obtain her degree,she answered 81 questions over 10 papers.	Verb	To obtain something means to get it or achieve it.	Arts	sophia	2009.12.31
361	occasion	Weddings are important occasions and a very special event for everyone in a family.	Noun	a special time	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
362	operate	He operates three businesses in Doha and runs two more in Al Wakra.	Noun	run	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
363	opportunity	You will have more than one opportunity to write the test.	Noun	chance	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
364	orchard	I went to the orchard to harvest many apples.	Noun	a place to make fruits	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
365	outgoing	While Linda is outgoing, her brother is shy.	Adj	extroverted; openly friendly and responsive	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
366	pale	Recession pales in comparison to the Great Depression	Verb	lose something	Arts	shelly_	2009.12.31
367	pastimes	Skiing and skating are my favourite pastimes.	Noun	activities in free time	Arts	fatin_hanisah	2009.12.31
368	peak	everyone in a country expects peak in the economic	Noun	the higest point in real GDP before a recession	Economics	dick	2009.12.31
369	peer	They regarded me as their peer	Noun	a person who is equal in ability,standing,age,etc.	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.49
370	penstock	The water go through the penstock yo the turbines in a hydroelectric facility.	Noun	water pipe: a sluice, channel, or pipe used to control or supply a flow of water to something such as a hydroelectric plant	Arts	samuel	2009.12.31
371	perceive	They only recognize badness when they perceive it in others.	Verb	If you perceive something, you see, notice, or realize it, especially when it si not obvious.	Arts	vicky	2009.12.31
372	perspective	Becoming a mother gave Helen a wholenew perspective on life	Noun	a way of thinking about something that is influenced by the type of person you are or the work to do	Arts	thao	2009.12.31
373	peruse	I will peruse the novel before the test.	Verb	to read intently and thoroughly	Arts	annie	2009.12.31
374	pharmaceutical	He works in a pharmaceutical company that makes medicines for colds and coughs.	Adj	related to drugs and medicine	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
375	phlogiston	This wood cannot burn - there is no phlogiston in it!	Noun	By an old disproven theory, the substance in e.g. a piece of wood that burned (in fact, everything burns)	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 15.26
376	platter	i gave myself to her on a platter	Noun	be available	Arts	taewon_moon	2009.12.31
377	portray	Shamrocks don`t exist so we can portray them any way we want to.	Verb	1 To depict or represent pictorially; make a picture of. 2 To depict or describe in words.	Arts	880	2010.03.19 13.11
378	positive	Selfesteem is a reflection of how positive or negative a person’s self-concept is	Adj	overconfident	Economics	fumiko	2009.12.31
379	positive	I am a positive person	Adj	Having a good energy	Arts	maspaises82	2009.12.31
380	positive	He was positive that he had seen it in the newspaper.	Adj	If you are positive about something, you are completely sure about it.	Arts	benjamin	2009.12.31
381	positive	He worked on the positive.	Noun	The positive in a situation is the good and aspects of it.	Arts	benjamin	2009.12.31
382	post_office	Take your letter to the post_office	Noun	A place to start the process of sending a letter...	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
383	preschooler	A preschooler should not cross streets alone.	Noun	Child between the ages of 3-6 who attends kindergarten	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
384	prevalent	a prevalent belief/view	Adj	very common at a particular time or in a particular place	Arts	kim	2009.12.31
385	principle	He has no principle at all.	Noun	a standard or rule of personal conduct	Law	parker	2009.12.31
386	probable	The manager was very good at his last job and it is probable that he will do well at his new job too.	Adj	almost sure, probably true	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
387	probing	The most surprising error that many would-be applicants make is failing to take a very thorough, probing and analytical look at themselves and their objectives.	Verb	to make a searching exploratory investigation	Arts	ellen	2009.12.31
388	process	In the process of developing a microformat, you`ll likely get a lot of feedback from others interested in microformats.	Noun	a series of actions that you take in order to achieve a result	Commerce	tester	2009.12.31
389	produce	The company produces many kinds of sweets and candy.	Verb	to make	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
390	progeny	She is a progeny of a famous actor.	Noun	An offspring of a person, animal, or plant	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
391	progeny	I have one progeny.	Noun	child,offspring	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
392	promote	I was promoted by my boss yesterday.	Verb	to get a higher position	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.57
393	property	He owns alot of property in the city: two office buildings, three pieces of empty land, and a big house.	Noun	land or buildings; something owned by a person or company	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
394	proximity	Near my house, there are some schools in close proximity.	Noun	near place	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.58
395	pumkin	We use a pumkin to make a lantern (at Halloween)	Noun	It`s a big famous orange vegetable	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
396	quick	I am quick today.	Noun	to be fast	Arts	us	2009.12.31
397	quickly	This case is symptomatic of just how quickly bad things can happen.	Adv	rapidement, vite	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
398	quiz	The boy did well on his quiz.	Noun	A small test	Arts	seantquinn	2009.12.31
399	qwerty	qwerty is good	Noun	qwerty: the type of keyboard	Economics	max	2009.12.31
400	race	A person`s race does not determine his abilities.	Noun	a group of people sharing certain physical characteristics such as color of skin, type of hair, or shape of eyes and nose	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
401	random	Our birdnapper had the bad luck of being caught in a random drug check at the airport.	Adj	happening, done or chosen by chance rather than according to a plan.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
402	rather	Would you rather have tea or coffee? You can have whatever you prefer.	Adv	prefer to	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
403	recent	ALthough the company has always had problems, our recent problems are very different from our old problems.	Adj	close in time to today, not long ago	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
404	recession	His factory closed down during the period of economic recession.	Noun	An extended decline in general business activity, typically two consecutive quarters of falling real gross national product.	Economics	880	2010.03.19 13.32
405	recession	a recession is not good for nation`s economics	Noun	a decline in real GDP that lasts for at least six months.	Economics	dick	2009.12.31
406	reciprocity	You should think hard about reciprocity of each country when you work as a diplomat.	Noun	the practice of exchanging things with others for mutual benefit, especially privileges granted by one country or organization to another.	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.57
407	recur	Cancer is a disease which may recur.	Verb	to happen again, to be repeated	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
408	regard	He is very famous for his kind heart and people regard him as a kind and generous man, as well as a good businessman.	Verb	to look at or to see	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
409	regardless	The weather was terrible, but we carried on regardless.	Adv	paying no attention, even if the situation is bad or there are difficulties	Arts	kim	2009.12.31
410	register	Do these entries register on he user tracker?	Verb	Get recorded	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
411	religion	Islam, Christianity and Judaism are all religions.	Noun	a system of belief about god or gods that includes prayers and worship	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
412	respondent	As a respondent, Abdul get the wrong answering.	Noun	A people who answer something	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.55
413	retail_shop	I bought my mobile phone in a retail_shop	Noun	It`s a shop where we can buy articles from only one brand	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
414	retailing	He makes money by retailing a few expensive products in a small shop.	Noun	the business of selling to the public	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
415	retaining_wall	I built a retaining_wall arround my swimming pool.	Noun	It`s a wall which keeps the earth from sliding.	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
416	revoke	The judge decided to revoke my uncle`s drivers` license because he had been caught speeding several times.	Verb	to cancel or end (consent or permission)	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
417	rich	One day a letter arrived for me from a rich man in Transylvania.	Adj	Rich means having a lot of money or valuable possessions	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
418	rock	They can see rocks that were once liquid and have cooled into strange shapes.	Noun	A large piece of rock or stone.	Arts	evelyne	2009.12.31
419	role	Who plays the leading role in this movie ?	Noun	It`s the same in french with a ^.	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
420	russian	I work on a russian project and i have to go to Russia.	Adj	Russia is the country where russian people live.	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
421	sartorial	He was a model of sartorial excellence	Adj	Well dressed, from `sartor` - tailor	Arts	tom	2010.01.30 13.57
422	save	I save the money in the bank	Verb	keep	Arts	fatin_hanisah	2009.12.31
423	scale	He thinks it may happen fast, and on a global scale that will eliminate a large part of the human race.	Noun	échelle, envergure	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
424	scam	nowadays there are many scams on the Internet.	Noun	A fraudulent business scheme; a swindle.	Arts	00shu_	2010.03.19 13.23
425	schedule	He was late and so his secretary made changes to the schedule.	Noun	A plan of time and activities.	Commerce	mohammed	2009.12.31
426	scorched	The iron scorched the shirt	Verb	burn (usually surface) causing it to change color	Arts	gabriellllll	2009.12.31
427	secure	Children need to feel secure with a new babysitter.	Adj	free from anxiety	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
428	seems	It seems that it`s going to rain.	Verb	It`s when you are not sure but you think.	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
429	seize	Authorities seized the birds.	Verb	take possession of something with legal authority.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
430	self-employed	Now she works at QTel but her dream is to open her own company and to be self-employed.	Adj	not working for someone else but working for yourself	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
431	seneca	I think seneca rocks	Noun	type of Roman senator, or native american	Arts	tom	2010.02.08 19.11
432	sense	sometimes we need to give more information about something we speak about to make sense	Noun	a definition, a meaning	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
433	sense_of_humor	you can`t survive in the army without a sense_of_humor	Noun	the trait of appreciating the humorous	Arts	*	2010.05.26 15.56
434	serial	This guy is a serial adulterer	Adj	Refers to a series, a list of similars	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 19.38
435	serious	This is a serious crisis we are undergoing	Adj	Real, authentic, not fake or trivial	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 16.47
436	set_off	we were ready to set_off on our attack	Verb	intransitive verb start out on trip	Arts	quartabl	2009.12.31
437	shady	The sun was hot, and there were no trees to offer us shade.	Noun	slight darkness caused by something blocking the direct light from the sun.	Arts	shadyrecord	2009.12.31
438	shift	There has been a shift in public opinion recently.	Noun	change of position or direction	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
439	shrubs	I plant some shrubs in my garden.	Noun	The shrubs are small trees to make a hedge.	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
440	sick	She has a cold, she is sick.	Verb	not feeling well	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
441	signify	Nobody really knows what the marks on the ancient stones signify.	Noun	to be a sign of something; to mean	Arts	taewon_moon	2009.12.31
442	silent	she is really silent.	Adj	A description used for people not talking so much.	Arts	*	2010.05.18 15.21
443	similarities	There are similarities and dissimilarities between the two teams.	Noun	common features	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
444	skeptical	He is always skeptical about new products, and he prefers products that he has used before.	Adj	doubtful, in the habit of not believing, of questioning the truth (of claims or statements)	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
445	sketch	he is working on the sketch of the new commercial area	Noun	a drawing	Arts	alain_toulouse	2009.12.31
446	sloping	My garden is sloping.	Adj	It`s the opposite of flat.	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
447	sly	The old fox was sly about getting other foxes to do his work for him.	Adj	Intelligent, but in a sneaky or selfish way	Arts	tom	2010.03.30 17.45
448	smorgasbord	In Sweden we find the smorgasbord with its take-what-you-want ethic.	Noun	1. an informal meal in which many different foods are put on a table and people serve themselves (cf. buffet) 2.a collection of similar things from which you can choose	Arts	harry	2009.12.31
449	sniper	There is a sniper hiding in the grass.	Noun	A skilled military shooter detailed to spot and pick off enemy soldiers from a concealed place.	Commerce	880	2010.03.19 13.28
450	snub	I didn`t like her attitude when she snubbed me.	Verb	To ignore or behave coldly toward; slight	Arts	880	2010.03.19 13.27
451	sophisticated	Even though it sounds technongically sophisticated, OTEC technology is not new.	Adj	very complex or complicated	Arts	doris	2009.12.31
452	spearhead	Ryerson University is being threatened with a $10-million class-action lawsuit spearheaded by a student who was nearly expelled for running a Facebook study group where classmates swapped tips on homework questions.	Verb	To be a leader of something	Arts	00shu_	2010.03.19 13.33
453	speckled	the car was speckled with mud from driving on the dirt road.	Adj	covered in small dots from being splashed.	Arts	bridging	2009.12.31
454	spectre	The spectre of the AIDS orphan, as it has circulated in global discourse across many forms of media, has linked the idea of parental death to various kinds lf social pathology	Noun	a visible incorporeal spirit, esp. one of a terrifying nature	Arts	jing_wen	2009.12.31
455	spirit	In some religions people believe that after a person dies their spirit goes to heaven.	Noun	the part of a person which is not their body	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
456	stab	Richard Haynes, 29, told court Thursday he was in a “zoned out” state when he pulled out a .45 calibre pistol and fired it at a man who had stabbed him in his mid-section earlier that day during an argument aboard another bus	Verb	to wound with a pointed weapon	Law	880	2010.03.19 13.27
457	stabbed	Richard Haynes, 29, told court Thursday he was in a “zoned out” state when he pulled out a .45 calibre pistol and fired it at a man who had stabbed him in his mid-section earlier that day during an argument aboard another bus.	Noun	wound with a pointed weapon	Law	880	2010.03.19 13.32
458	staff	When we work for a company, we belong to the staff of this firm	Noun	employees of a company	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
459	stall	the horse lives in a stall.	Noun	a small room for horse	Arts	us	2009.12.31
460	stall	The horse lives in a stall within a barn	Noun	A small room in a barn	Arts	bridging	2009.12.31
461	steamship	This steamship which was made in this town is very good quality.	Noun	a ship powered by one or more steam engines	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
462	steering_wheel	THE steering_wheel OF AN ENGLISH CAR IS ON THE RIGHT POSITION.	Noun	THE TOOL WHICH PERMITS TO GIVE THE DIRECTION OF A VEHICULE	Arts	alain_toulouse	2009.12.31
463	stereo	Could you turn down that bloody stereo please	Noun	A machine for playing music that has two speakers, giving trhe impression of a live performance	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 17.01
464	storm	There is a terrible raging storm leaking down on Ingrid`s poor computer!	Noun	Weather characterized by wind and precipitation	Commerce	harry	2009.12.31
465	stout	a stout man	Adj	fat and solid-looking	Arts	bridging	2009.12.31
466	strategy	What is needed is a better strategy for winning this war.	Noun	a plan that calculates wins and losses	Commerce	dick	2009.12.31
467	stratum	the emerging new social stratum should not only be rich, but also responsible.	Noun	A level of society composed of people with similar social, cultural, or economic status	Arts	qxf	2009.12.31
468	strength	His mind has strength but his body is not as strong and he often gets sick.	Noun	the amount which something is strong or powerful	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
469	stroll	I often stroll near my house.	Noun	To walk slowly	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
470	strop	The barber Sweeney Todd stropped his razor as the gentleman took his seat	Verb	To sharpen (almost always a razor) using a piece of leather (old word + practice)	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 17.03
471	stuff	In fact, bad stuff happens all the time.	Noun	affaires, choses, trucs.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
472	subject	English is the subject of studyfor many peoples.	Noun	subject of study	Arts	habib	2009.12.31
473	submerged	The Dakar remains submerged in the sea, but its location is now known.	Adj	under the surface (of the sea, of consciousness)	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
474	subsidiary	QNB Al Islami is a subsidiary of Qatar National Bank.	Noun	a company owned by another larger company	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
475	sufficient	No one is variable is sufficient.	Adj	enough for a particular purpose	Arts	shelly_	2009.12.31
476	supportive	Her parents were very supportive of her decision to divorce her husband.	Adj	approving, helpful	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
477	surface	The surface is the outside or top of something - and is the top part we can see.	Noun	the outside or top layer of something	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
478	swell	Morgues and funeral homes would swell with dead bodies.	Verb	to (cause to) increase in size or amount.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
479	swing	The boy was moving back and forth on a swing.	Noun	a seat hanging from ropes or chain, usually used by children to play.	Arts	ali	2009.12.31
480	talks	Mongolia and the United States have signed an agreement providing Ulaanbaatar with $285 million worth of developmental aid. In an interview with Senior Correspondent André de Nesnera, Mongolian President Nambaryn Enkhbayar talks about the accord and his country`s political and economic development	Noun	oral communications	Law	lui	2009.12.31
481	tape	the tape of the mechanism broke suddenly	Noun	part of a recording support or a mechanism	Arts	alain_toulouse	2009.12.31
482	telecommunications	QTel is a very large telecommunications company in Qatar.	Noun	a business field that includes use of electonic and telephone services for sharing information	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
483	tenable	an approach that leaves people out of the equation is no longer tenable	Adj	capable of bing maintained	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
484	tend	Redheads tend to have light skin and to sunburn easily.	Verb	to be likely to, to have as a characteristic or direction	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
485	territory	There are often wars in this territory.	Noun	An area of land; a region	Commerce	chloe	2009.12.31
486	territory	There are often wars in this territory.	Noun	An area of land; a region	Commerce	chloe	2009.12.31
487	test	tst test tst	Noun	experiment	Arts	tester	2009.12.31
488	test_tube	The test_tube was placed in the rack on the lab bench	Noun	A small glass cylindrical shape used for holding liquids	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
489	thank	thank you for your love.	Verb	To tell someone that you are pleased and grateful for something they have done.	Arts	ali	2009.12.31
490	theory	assumption supporting statements of theory	Noun	a statement or set of statements designed to explain an event or group of events	Economics	yuexie	2009.12.31
491	theory	His theory is that life rewards the deserving.	Noun	An idea or interpretation of how something works	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 16.07
492	threat	Dr. John Blatherwick says the threat of a flu pandemic is grossly exaggerated.	Noun	menace	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
493	thrifty	The Scots housewife is noted for being thrifty	Adj	Unlikely to spend money unnecessarily	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 16.39
494	thrill	It was quite a thrill to think we would all die in that spectacular manner	Noun	Exciting emotion	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 16.43
495	thus	He was late and thus he missed th introduction to the lesson.	Adv	therefore, in this way	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
496	tide	I want to go to tide.	Noun	A place that is built the water.	Economics	lancer	2009.12.31
497	tight	it was a tight squeeze but we got everyone in	Adj	hard , closed to somebody	Arts	alain_toulouse	2009.12.31
498	tiles	Many houses are built with tiles on the roof	Noun	It is something used to cover the roof of a house	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
499	toil	I toil to search for a task.	Verb	labor,work	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
500	torment	That child is a torment to us.	Noun	unbearable physical pain	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
501	traits	Everybody have their own traits.	Adj	characteristics,qualities	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.50
502	treasure	the treasure has been stolen	Noun	something valuable or precious	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
503	treaty	We take part in a treaty review.	Noun	An agreement between political units.	Law	tom	2009.12.31
504	treaty_	China and USA signed a treaty_to exchange goods	Noun	agreement between states: a formal contract or agreement negotiated between countries or other political entities	Economics	yaser	2009.12.31
505	trend	Wearing pink pants is a strange trend.	Noun	Tendency; a current style of fashion. K.G	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
506	trend	In the past people saved until they had enough money to buy a car. The trend now is to borrow money to buy a car.	Noun	direction of movement, general change in something	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
507	trial	A man from Seattle is on trial for the murder.	Noun	a court of law where cases are tried in the first place, as opposed to an appeals court.	Law	mesut	2009.12.31
508	trial	Put the routine through several trials	Noun	Test, try-out	Arts	tom	2009.12.31
509	triscadecaphobia	certain people would perceptibly suffer from the a sympotom called triscadecaphobia as they come across numerical particularly NO.13!	Noun	fear of number 13	Arts	jiang_wen	2009.12.31
510	truncate	I came to learn that the young people`s `shyness`had to do with the way in which children in Okhahlamba are taught repertoires of respect that take the form ot truncated verbal exchanges with older people.	Verb	to shorten by cutting off a part; cut short	Arts	jing_wen	2009.12.31
511	trustworthy	James is trustworthy. He is always up to his promises.	Adj	Someone you can trust	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
512	turbine	A water turbine is much like a windmill.	Noun	machine powered by rotating blades: a machine in which a moving fluid such as steam acts on the blades of a rotor to produce rotational motion that can be transformed to electrical or mechanical power	Arts	samuel	2009.12.31
513	turkey	Put the turkey on the Thanksgiving table	Noun	A large bird of the species `fowl` which provides a lot of meat	Arts	tom	2010.01.30 14.55
514	twain	And nay never the twain shall meet	Noun	Archaic for two	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 16.26
515	umbrella	It is raining, I need to take my umbrella.	Noun	An umbrella keeps you dry when it is running.	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
516	underlie	Psychological problems very often underlie apparently physical disorders.	Noun	to be a hidden cause of or strong influence on something	Arts	taewon_moon	2009.12.31
517	undesirable	It is undesirable weather for going on a picnic.	Adj	not wanted, liked, or approved of	Arts	lancer	2009.12.31
518	unfit	The young man was unfit to care for his baby because he was an alcoholic.	Adj	not suitable or good enough	Arts	lynne	2009.12.31
519	utilized	The concept of a heat engine is very common in engineering, and energy utilized by huamns uses it in some form.	Adj	put to use	Arts	doris	2009.12.31
520	verdict	I can give a verdict	Noun	Decision	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.52
521	versed	He is well versed in the issues of global trade	Adj	experienced, knowledgeable	Arts	*	2010.06.05 23.27
522	viking	A viking came to my house yesterday for some beer.	Noun	1. One of a seafaring Scandinavian people who raided the coasts of northern and western Europe from the eighth through the tenth century. 2. A Scandinavian.	Arts	880	2010.03.19 12.55
523	virtually	That wine stain on my shirt has virtually disappeared	Adv	Almost	Arts	770	2010.05.26 15.50
524	visit	I am going to visit my mother today	Verb	to go and spend time in a place or with someone, especially for pleasure or interest:	Arts	hojin	2009.12.31
525	visit	I am going to visit my mother today	Verb	to go and spend time in a place or with someone, especially for pleasure or interest	Arts	celine	2009.12.31
526	visualize_	The graphs visualize_economic growth	Verb	to form a picture of someone and something in your mind, in order to imagine or remember them.	Arts	dick	2009.12.31
527	vocabulary	I learned an important vocabulary.	Noun	words	Arts	jing_wen	2009.12.31
528	volcano	However, an ancient and extremely violent volcano created the great beauty of Yellowstone.	Noun	A mountain with a large circular hole at the top through which lava (= hot liquid rock), gases, steam and dust are or have been forced out.	Arts	evelyne	2009.12.31
529	wage	His wage is higher than when he started at the company 10 years ago.	Noun	money paid for work	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
530	waiving	He pleaded guilty Monday to attempted murder, waiving his right to a preliminary hearing and trial	Verb	To give up (a claim or right) voluntarily; relinquish. See synonyms at relinquish.	Arts	00shu_	2010.03.19 13.29
531	wannabe	She dresses just like that girl on Dancing with the stars. She`s such a wannabe	Noun	Somebody who imitates another person, often a celebrity. Wannabe is a reduced idea of want to be	Arts	john	2009.12.31
532	warm_up	before a competition , an athlete must warm_up	Verb	to get ready, to animate	Arts	alain_toulouse	2009.12.31
533	warns	If the avian flu virus were to spread globally, the impact would be devastating, she warns.	Verb	to make someone aware of a possible danger or problem, especially one in the future.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
534	wasp	a wasp`s sting	Noun	an insect	Arts	tami	2009.12.31
535	waste	Whenever huge populations of animals are raised by fewer and fewer groups of people there is more waste.	Noun	an unnecessary or wrong use of money, substances, time, energy, abilities, etc.	Arts	abdeslam	2009.12.31
536	wave	He waved goodbye with his hand as he drove away.	Verb	to move the hand in a back and forth motion	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
537	weary	The weary traveller sat down by the side of the road.	Adj	tired	Arts	unknown	2009.12.31
538	witches	witches scare small children except at halloween	Noun	they are imaginary female characters who use a broomstick to fly	Arts	cs	2009.12.31
539	workforce	The workforce in Qatar includes workers from many countries.	Noun	people who work in a company, business sector or country	Commerce	cdm	2009.12.31
540	worth	He paid 10 million dollars for the company but it was only worth 5 million dollars. That was a big mistake!	Noun	value, price	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
541	www	Lok it up on the www	Noun	These letters stand for World Wide Web	Arts	tom	2010.01.03
542	xenophobic	The islands adopted a xenophobic approach to the missionaries and their famous `position`	Adj	Hating (phobie) foreigners (xenons - Greek)	Arts	tom	2010.01.29 15.13
543	youth	All young people have youth and beauty but both are lost as you get older.	Noun	the time when people or animals are young	Arts	cdm	2009.12.31
544	zealot	My uncle is a religious zealot.	Noun	a person with extreme passion about an idea	Law	pat	2009.12.31