ANNEX

• Join, acquire, appropriate, procure

ANNEX

• Verb
• To add to, attach; to incorporate

ANNEX

ANNEX

• Noun
• An attachment or addition

CLEAVE

• Sever, halve, sunder, adhere, clasp

CLEAVE

• Verb
• To cut ot split open; to cling to

CORDIAL

• Hospitable, affable, warm, convivial
• Gruff, unfriendly, unsociable

CORDIAL

• Adjective
• In a friendly manner, hearty; cheery

CORDIAL

CORDIAL

• Noun
• A liquer

CORNERSTONE

• Foundation, base, underpinning, support

CORNERSTONE

• Noun
• The starting point of a building; a fundamental principle or element

DEBACLE

• Disaster, fiasco, calamity
• Success, triumph, victory, coup

DEBACLE

• Noun
• An overwhelming defeat, rout; a complete collapse or failure

DEVITALIZE

• Enfeeble, sap, enervate
• Enliven, stimulate, energize, excite

DEVITALIZE

• Verb
• To make weak or lifeless

EMBROIL

• Entangle, ensnarl
• Disentangle, seperate, disconnect

EMBROIL

• Verb
• To involve in a conflict or difficulty; to throw into confusion

EXONERATE

• Absolve, acquit, vindicate, exculpate
• Implicate, incriminate, inculpate

EXONERATE

• Verb
• To clear from a charge or accusation

GLIB

• Superficial, pat, oily, unctuous, facile
• Halting, tongue-tied, speechless, awkward

GLIB

• Adjective
• Ready and fluent in speech; thoughtless, insincere

HAPHAZARD

• Random, accidental, slapdash
• Deliberate, purposeful, orderly, meticulous

HAPHAZARD

• Adjective
• By chance, not planned; lacking order

IMPROVISE

• Ad-lib, play it by ear, wing it, extemporize
• Plan, reherse, practice, prepare

IMPROVISE

• Verb
• To compose or preform without preparation; to construct from available materials

INCITE

• Spur, kindle, provoke, instigate, prompt
• Check, curb, impede, restrain, smother

INCITE

• Verb
• To rouse, stir up, urge on

INFLUX

• Inpouring, inrush, invasion
• Outpouring, exodus, departure

INFLUX

• Noun
• A coming in, inflow

PALLOR

• Wanness, lividness, bloodlessness
• Flush, blush, rosiness, bloom

PALLOR

• Noun
• An extreme or unnatural paleness

PEDIGREE

• Lineage, ancestry, genaology

PEDIGREE

• Noun
• A list of amcestors, family tree; the history or origins of something

PRECIPITOUS

• Sheer, abrupt, sharp
• Gradual, shallow, graded, incremental

PRECIPITOUS

• Adjective
• Very steep

PROFUSE

• Extravagant, lavish, bounteous, plenteous
• Sparse, scanty, meager, insufficient

PROFUSE

• Adjective
• Very abundant; given or flowing freely

RECONCILE

• Unite, conciliate, mend fences
• Anatagonize, alienate, drive a wedge between

RECONCILE

• Verb
• To restore to friendship; to settle; to resign(oneself)

SHACKLE

• Manacle, enslave
• Free, unfetter, emancipate, liberate

SHACKLE

• Verb
• To put into chains

SHACKLE

• Handcuffs, bonds, irons

SHACKLE

• Noun usually plural
• A chain, fetter

THREADBARE

• Frayed, seedy, ragged, shopworn, trite
• Luxurious, plush, costly, sumptuous

THREADBARE

• Adjective
• Shabby, old and worn