ADJACENT

ALIGHT

• D: to get down from, step down from; to come down from the air, land
• S: dismount, descend, land, touch down
• A: mount, ascend, board, take off

BARREN

• D: not productive bare
• S: unproductive sterile desolate
• A: fertile productive fruitful

DISRUPT

• D: to break up disturb
• S: upset displace disorder
• A:organize arrange

DYNASTY

• A powerful family or group of rulers that maintains it's position or power
• S: grueling house regime

FORETASTE

• D: An advance indication sample or warning
• S: preview anticipation

GERMINATE

• D: to begin to grow come into being
• S: sprout shoot up grow burgeon
• A: wither die stagnate shrivel up

HUMDRUM

• D: ordinary dull routine without variation
• S: monotonous up eventful prosaic boring
• A: lively exciting thrilling exhilarating

HURTLE

• D: to rush violently dash headlong; to fling or hurl forcefully
• S: speed fly race catapult fling
• A: crawl creep

INSINUATE

• D: To suggest or hint slyly to edge into something indirectly
• S: imply intimate
• A: barge in broadcast
• He is insinuating the that there is a broken leg on the cookie

INTERMINABLE

• D: endless so long as to seem endless
• S: never-ending ceaseless
• A: brief short fleeting

INTERROGATE

• D: to ask questions examine by questioning
• S: questions query

RECOMPENSE

• D: to pay back to give a reward a payment for loss service or injury
• S: repay compensation

RENOVATE

• D: to repair restore to good condition make new again
• S: repair fix up recondition

RÉSUMÉ

• D: a brief summary a short written account of one's education working experience
• S: synopsis job history

SULLEN

• D: silent or brooding because of ill humor anger or resentment slow moving sluggish
• S: grumpy surly peevish morose
• A: cheerful blithe sociable vivacious

TRICKLE

• D: To flow or fall by drops or in small stream a small irregular quantity
• S: dribble drizzle drip
• A: gush pour flood

TRIVIAL

• D: not important minor ordinary commonplace
• S: insignificant petty trifling
• A: important weighty momentous

TRUCE

• D: a pause in fighting temporary peace
• S: cease-fire armistice
• A: war warfare fighting

VICIOUS

• D: Evil bad spiteful having bad habits or an ugly disposition
• S: wicked malicious savage
• A: good kind kindly mild harmless