Notes
- The words in this glossary have been placed in their base form. If the base form is not used in the texts, the form presented is placed in parenthesis.
- Many adjectives are participle forms of verbs. These words are listed in the same way they appear in the text.
- Some of the words have multiple meanings. However, only the meaning corresponding to the text is listed. In order to help your students gain a better understanding of the words, you might want to teach all of the meanings and forms.
1-A Pottery and Baskets c. 1100 to c. 1960
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Exemplify (Exemplifies)—verb (trans.), to be a common example of something.
Cylindrical—adjective, geometric form with straight sides and an oval or round top.
Converge—verb (intrans.), to meet, to come together from different sides.
Flourish (Flourished)—verb (intrans.), to grow in a healthy and productive manner.
Dominate (Dominated)—verb (trans.), to have control over, to influence.
Asymmetry—noun, a lack of symmetry or equality between parts.
Bulge—noun, a bump or swelling that raises a flat surface
Squirm (Squirming)—verb (intrans.), to wiggle the body out of discomfort or nervousness
Crooked—adjective, bent or twisted
Durable—adjective, strong, able to withstand pressure or damage.
Derive (Derived)—verb (trans.), to obtain, to be based on something, or to be a modification of something, to have an origin
Inspiration—noun, stimulation to do something creative
“Drew inspiration”—to find creative stimulation from something
Revival—noun, something that becomes popular or important again, a new production of a work of art
“Spark a revival”—to cause something to become popular and important again
Interaction (Interactions)—noun, an action that occurs between two people
Refined—adjective, elegant and simple
Girdle—noun, something likes a belt that surrounds an object
Resurgence—adjective, coming back to life or becoming popular after a period of inactivity
Utilitarian— adjective, designed for practical use
Abandoned—adjective, something that is empty or unused
Upheaval (Upheavals)—noun, a violent or sudden change
Premium—noun, excellent quality
Marshy—adjective, low laying area that gets flooded and then stays wet
Resilient—adjective, able to recover from difficult conditions
Pliable—adjective, easy to bend, flexible
Enrich (Enriched)—verb (trans.), to improve the quality
Elongate—verb (trans.), to make something longer
1-B Mission Nuestra Senora de la Concepcion, 1755
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Dazzle (Dazzled)—verb (trans.), to amaze with an impressive quality
Glisten (Glistening)—verb (intrans.), something that shines or glitters
Convert—verb (trans.), to change one’s religious faith or beliefs
Coerce (Coerced)—verb (trans.), to do something by force or threats
Precarious—adjective, unstable, not securely held
Sedentary—adjective, staying in one place, not moving
Fictive—adjective, created through the imagination
Fragment (Fragments)—noun, small parts broken off of a larger piece
Enliven (Enlivened)—verb (trans.), to make something more interesting or attractive
2-A John Singleton Copley, Paul Revere, 1768
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Prudently—adverb, doing something carefully or cautiously
“To play an instrumental role”—to play an important part in something
Unequivocal— adjective, leaving no doubt, clear
Transcend—verb (trans.), to go beyond
Poised—verb (trans.), to be ready or in position to do something
Mahogany—noun, a reddish, brown hard wood
2-B Sliver of the 18th, 19th & 20th Centuries
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Etiquette—noun, customary behavior in polite society
Commemorate (Commemorating)—verb (trans.), to show respect for someone or something in a ceremony
Infuse (Infusing)—verb (trans.), to fill
Curvaceous—adjective, to have a curved shape
Garlands—noun, a flower decoration
Swags—noun, floral ornamentation
Entrepreneur—noun, a person who starts his/her own business
Riveted—verb (trans.), to join metals together
Dregs—noun, liquid and sediment left in the bottom of a container
Delicately—adverb, very fine workmanship
Inlay (Inlaid)—verb (trans.), to insert a different type of material in to a surface for decorative purposes
Precious—adjective, something of great value
Aspire (Aspired)—verb (intrans.), to try to reach a goal
Transparent—adjective, allowing light to pass through something
3-A Grant Wood, The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere, 1931
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Captivate (Captivated)—verb (trans.), to grab one’s attention and hold one’s interest
Enchant (Enchanted)—verb (trans.), to delight or charm
Impend (Impending)—verb (intrans.), something about to happen
Emulate (Emulated)—verb (trans.), to copy
Unpretentious—adjective, simple, modest, not trying to show off
(Preternatural) Preternaturally—adverb, beyond what is natural and normal
Evoke verb (trans.) (Evocation)—noun, to recall or bring about
Luster—adjective, glory or distinction
3-B Gilbert Stuart, George Washington, 1796
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Prominent—adjective, famous, important
Conceive—verb (trans.), to create a mental image or representation
Innate—adjective, inborn, natural
Hefty—adjective, large, heavy
Emblazon (Emblazoned)—verb (trans.), displayed prominently
Allegorical—adjective, a story that contains hidden meaning
4-A Emanuel Leutze, Washington Crossing the Delaware, 1851
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Treacherous—adjective, dangerous
Prow—noun, the ship’s bow (front part)
Sober (Sobering)—adjective, serious
Dwindle (Dwindling)—verb (intrans.), decreasing in amount
Meticulous—adjective (Meticulously)—adverb, showing a great attention to detail
Jitter—noun, (Jittery)—adjective, a nervous feeling
Reinvigorate (Reinvigorating)—verb, to get new strength or energy
Stupendous—adjective, extremely wonderful or impressive
Eulogize (Eulogizing)—verb (trans.), to praise someone either in writing in orally
4-B Hiram Powers, Benjamin Franklin, 1862
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Initiate (Initiated)—verb (trans.), to begin
Titillate (Titillated)—verb (trans.), to excite or stimulate
Lucrative—adjective, profitable
Paradoxical—adjective (Paradoxically)—adverb, self-contradictory or absurd
Crease—verb (trans.), to fold, to wrinkle
Contemplative—adjective, to involve in deep thought
Pensive—adjective, deep, serious thought, thoughtful
5-A Thomas Cole, View from Mount Holyoke (The Oxbow), 1836
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Margin—noun, the edge or border
Verdure—noun, lush, green vegetation
Pastoral—adjective, land for sheep or cattle to graze on
Emblem—noun, a symbolic representation
Ominous—adjective, something unpleasant that might happen
Sacrilege—noun, violation of something that is sacred
Exploit—verb (Exploitation)—noun, making full use of, benefit
5-B N.C. Wyeth, Cover Illustration for The Last of the Mohicans, 1919
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Fixture—noun, a person or thing that is well established
Protagonist—noun, the leading character in a drama
Peril (Perils)—noun, dangerous
Tramp (Tramped)—verb (intrans.), to walk heavily, noisily
Tranquility—noun, calm and quiet
Evoke—verb (trans.), to bring about or recall
“Poetic license”—noun, departing from language or artistic conventions to create an artistic effect
Unrestrained—adjective, not constrained
Untamed—adjective, wild, not domesticated
6-A John James Audubon, American Flamingo, 1838
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Monumental—adjective, very important, great, or large
Invaluable—adjective, extremely useful
Depict (Depicting)—verb (trans.), to represent in drawing, painting or other art forms
Ornithologist—noun, person who studies birds
Plumage—noun, birds’ feathers
Spindly—adjective, thin, long and tall
Serpentine—adjective, twisting like a snake
Boomerang—noun, a flat piece of wood that is curved and used for throwing
6-B George Catlin, Catlin Painting the Portrait of Mah-to-toh-pa—Mandan,
1861/1869
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Renown—noun, well know, famous
Indigenous—adjective, native to a particular place
Encroachment—noun, intrusion on one’s territory
Nostalgia—noun, wistful longing for the past
Extinction—noun, a disappearance of a family, group, or species that disappears
Aghast—adjective, filled with horror or shock
Eloquent—adjective, clear or persuasive speech or text
7-A State Capitol, Columbus, Ohio, 1838—1861
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Fruition—noun, a project or plan that is fulfilled
Destitute—adjective, lacking the basic needs for life
Plague (Plagued)—verb, to cause trouble or distress
Pretension (Pretensions)—noun, aspiration to claim a type of status
Consolation—noun, comfort given to someone in distress
Stagnant—adjective, no activity
Eccentric—adjective, unconventional or strange behavior
7-B George Caleb Bingham, The County Election, 1852
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Raucous—adjective, making a loud, disruptive noise
Enactment—noun, the process of acting something out
Social stratum—noun, a level to which people are assigned based on income and education
Cluster (Clusters)—noun, a group of objects placed together
Sprawl (Sprawled)—verb (intrans.), to spread out over a large area
Ominous—adjective (Ominously)—adverb, impression that something bad will happen
8-A Albert Bierstadt, Looking Down Yosemite Valley, California, 1865
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Surpass (Surpassed)—verb (trans.), to exceed, to go beyond
Grandeur—noun, splendor or impressiveness
Panorama—noun (Panoramic)—adjective, a complete view of an entire area
Preservationist—noun, someone who tries to save nature or ancient buildings and artifacts
8-B Black Hawk, “Sans Arc Lakota” Ledger Book, 1880—1881
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Nomad—noun (Nomadic)—adjective, a person or people who do not have a stable or constant home, instead they travel from place to place
Oral renditions—noun, oral interpretation of historical events
Superimpose (Superimposed)—verb (trans.), to place one thing over another so you can see both images
Tuft—noun, a bunch of hair held together
Augment (Augmented)—adjective, to make greater or longer
Precious—adjective, something of great value
Tier (Tiers)—noun, rows or layers
9-A Winslow Homer, The Veteran in a New Field, 1865
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Disband (Disbanded—verb (trans.), cause a group to break up
Ordeal—noun, a long painful or scary experience
Bountiful—adjective, a great amount, abundant
Consciousness—noun, awareness
Archaic—adjective, very old or old fashion
Personification—noun, giving something nonhuman, human like characteristics
Desolation—noun, a state of emptiness and destruction
9-B Alexander Gardner, Abraham Lincoln, February 5, 1865
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Circulate (Circulated)—verb (intrans.), to spread or distribute from place to place
Burden—noun, a heavy load, a duty that causing hardship
Distinguished—adjective, successful, commanding respect
Exalted—adjective, noble
Askew—adjective, not straight or level
Haggard—adjective, looking tried or unwell from worry
Cadaverous—adjective, looking like a corpse—pale and bony
Aura—noun, a distinctive atmosphere created by a person or place
10-A Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Robert Shaw Memorial, 1884-1897
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Monumental—adjective, great importance, large in size
Envision (Envisioned)—verb (trans.) to imagine a future possibility
Pretentious—adjective, to try to impress by talent, importance, or culture
Grueling—adjective, tiring and demanding
Audacious—adjective, taking bold risks
Crest (Crested)—verb (trans.), to reach the top of something
Rally (Rallied)—verb (intrans.), to bring together to support a person or cause
Surmise (Surmised)—verb, to think something is true without confirmation
Resolute—adjective, determined
Stoic—noun, a person that can handle hardships without displaying their emotions
Disheveled—adjective, disordered, untidy
10-B Quilts: 19th through 20th Centuries
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Leisure—noun, free time
Motifs (Motifs)—noun, decorative designs
Applique—noun (Appliqued)—verb (trans.), to create ornamental needlework in which pieces of fabric are sewn on fabric to form pictures
Luxury—noun, extravagant living, something that is expensive
Asymmetry—noun, lack of balance between parts
Reversible—adjective, something that can be worn or used on both sides
Tremor—noun, involuntary movement
Reminiscent—adjective, to remind one of something
Grandeur—noun, splendor or impressiveness
11-A Thomas Eakins, John Biglin in a Single Scull, c. 1873
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Vanguard—noun, a group of people who are leaders in creating new ideas
Exclusive—adjective, restricted or limited to one group
Recreation—noun, something done for enjoyment
Elongated—adjective, unusually long
Counteract (Counteracts)—verb (trans.), to act against something to change it
Spontaneous—adjective (Spontaneity)—noun, something done impulsively without planning
11-B James McNeil Whistler, The Peacock Room, 1876-1877
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Progressive—adjective, innovative, ahead of one’s time
Expatriate—noun, someone who lives outside his or her own country
Mantelpiece—noun, a structure of wood or marble that surrounds a fireplace
Latticework—noun, strips of wood or metal that are interlaced to form a decorative pattern
Shimmer (Shimmers)—verb (intrans.), shine with a soft light
Iridescent—adjective, showing colors that change when seen from different places
Quarrel (Quarreled)—verb (intrans.), to argue or disagreement
Posterity—noun, future generations of people
12-A John Singer Sargent, Portrait of a Boy, 1890
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Enthusiastic—adjective, showing intense interest or excitement
Usher (Ushered)—verb (trans.), to show or lead someone somewhere
Dismiss (Dismissing)—verb (trans.), to send away, to refuse to consider seriously, to stop thinking about something, to remove from employment
Bravura—noun, excellent technical skills demonstrated in a performance or
activity
Ingenuity—noun, being clever or inventive
Synonymous—adjective, having the same meaning or a close meaning to another word
Conceived (Conceived)—verb (trans.), to form a plan or idea in one’s mind; to imagine
12-B Childe Hassam, Allies Day, May 1917, 1917
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Festoon (Festooned)—verb (trans.), to decorate with garlands or ribbons
Bedeck (Bedecked)—verb (trans.), to decorate
Pageantry—noun, elaborate ceremony
Transcend—verb (trans.), to go beyond something
Meticulous—adjective (Meticulously)—adverb, showing a great attention to detail
Foliage—noun, plant, leaves
Flurry—noun, moving in a quick, agitated way
Pinnacle—noun, the high point, the top
Ecclesiastic—noun, a priest or clergyman
Armistice—noun, an agreement between warring parties to stop fighting
13-A Walker Evans, Brooklyn Bridge, New York, 1929
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Suspension—noun, a bridge that is supported by cables
Borough (Boroughs)—noun, a town or district
Harry—verb (trans.) (Harried)—adjective, busy or harassed
Aspire—verb (intrans.) (Aspiring)—adjective, one who has hopes for achieving something
Lyricism—noun, artistic expression of emotions
Endeavor (Endeavored)—verb (intrans.), to work hard to accomplish something
Habitual—adjective (Habitually)—adjective, something done constantly as a habit
Emblem—noun, a symbolic representation
Disorient (Disorienting)—verb (trans.), to cause someone to lose his/her sense of direction
Detached—adjective, separate
13-B Louis Comfort Tiffany, Autumn Landscape—The River of Life, 1923-1924
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Virtually—adjective, almost, nearly
Revival—noun, something that becomes popular or important again, a new production of a work of art
Secular—adjective, not related to any religion
Luminous—adjective, shedding bright light
Cascade (Cascades)—verb (intrans.), pouring downward (water)
Placid—adjective, calm, not easily upset
Enamel (Enameled)—noun, an opaque substance that is applied to metal and wood for protection
14-A Mary Cassatt, The Boating Party, 1893/1894
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Defy (Defying)—verb (trans.), to resist or disobey, to do or say something
unbelievable
Abandon (Abandoning)—verb (trans.), to give up, to desert, to leave,
Fleeting—adjective, lasting for--r a very short time
Saturated—adjective, holding a large amount of water, soaked; (of color) extremely bright—no mixture of white
Equilibrium—noun, a situation where opposing forces are balanced; a peaceful state of mind
Rendition—noun, a visual reproduction; a performance or interpretation--a
Invariably—adverb, on all occasions, always
14-B Joseph Stella, Brooklyn Bridge, c. 1919-1920
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Unprecedented—adjective, never done before, new
Prevail (Prevailed)—verb (intrans.), to be widespread
Convert (Converted)—verb (trans.), to change one’s religious faith or beliefs
Tumult—noun, disorder or confusion, or loud noise
Perpetual—adjective, happening repeatedly
Thrusting—noun, pushing violently
Atonal—adjective (Atonality)—noun, not written in any specific key
Claustrophobia—noun, a fear of closed or confined spaces
Impenetrable—adjective (Impenetrability)—noun, impossible to enter or pass through
Pungent—adjective, having a sharp smell or taste
15-A Charles Sheeler, American Landscape, 1930
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Austere—adjective, plain and simple appearance
Uncouple (Uncoupled)—verb (trans.), disconnected
Calculated—adjective, something done with awareness
Coin (Coined)—verb (trans.), to invent a new phrase or term
Gauge (Gauges)—verb (trans.), to measure to ascertain
Propel (Propelled)—verb (trans.), to cause to move in a certain direction
Preeminence—noun, leading and surpassing all others
Marvel—verb (intrans.) (Marvel)—noun, a wonderful or astonishing person or thing
Innovation—noun, creation of something new
Awe-inspiring—adjective, impressive or astonishing
15-B William Van Alen, The Chrysler Building, 1926-1930
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Astounding—adjective, surprising or impressive
Flamboyant—adjective, exuberance, in architecture ornate decoration
Streamlined—adjective, a sleek shape that presents little resistance to air, water, or speed
Cladding—noun, covering of a structure
Marquetry—noun, inlaid work with colored materials
Mania—noun, great excitement or obsession
Surpass (Surpassed)—verb (trans.), to exceed or become better than something or someone
16-A Edward Hooper, House by the Railroad, 1925
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Alienation—noun, isolation from a group
Anecdotal—adjective, based on personal stories or accounts
Unsentimental—adjective, not showing feelings or tenderness or nostalgia
Agrarian—adjective, related to cultivated land
Clumsy—adjective, awkward in movement
Rattle (Rattled)—verb (intrans.), to shake or move
Consequence (Consequences)—noun, a result of a specific action
16-B Frank Lloyd Wright, Fallingwater, 1935-1939
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Perennial—adjective, lasting or existing for a long period of time
Intrude (Intruding)—verb (intrans.), to enter a place without invitation or rights
Infinite—adjective, limitless, of great size or extent
Restorative—adjective, something that rebuilds or returns something to health or wellness
Nestle (Nestled)—verb (intrans.), to lie comfortably near something or someone
Cascade (Cascading)—verb (intrans.), pouring downward (water)
Audacious—adjective, bold or courageous
Recess (Recessed)—noun, rooms that are set back from the rest, in back of
Unspoiled—adjective, not destroyed by development
Alteration—noun, being changed
17-A Jacob Lawrence, The Migration Series, no. 57, 1940-1941
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Laundress—noun, a woman who washes clothes
Fundamentally—adverb, centrally, primarily
Repository—noun, a person who holds information
Hue—noun, a color or shade
Enliven (Enlivened)—verb (trans.), to make something more interesting or engaging
Evocative—adjective, bringing strong feelings or memories to mind
Vat—noun, a large tank to hold water
“Rave reviews”—high praise
17-B Romare Bearden, The Dove, 1964
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Unobtrusive—adjective (Unobtrusively)—adjective, not attracting attention
Inhabitant—noun, a person who lives someone
Glimpse—verb (trans.), to partly see someone or something
Segregation—noun, enforced separation of racial groups
18-A Thomas Hart Benton, The Sources Of Country Music, 1975
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Scorn (Scorned)—verb (trans.), to express contempt for something or someone
Intelligible—adjective, understandable
Strum (Strums)—verb (trans.), to play on a string instrument
Pulsate—verb (intrans.), to expand and contract in a regular movement
Inevitable—adjective (Inevitability)—noun, something this is unavoidable
Homogenize—verb (trans.) (Homogenization)—noun, something uniform and the same
18-B Dorothea Lange, Migrant Mother, 1936
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Endure (Endured)—verb (trans.), to suffer and then overcome
Devastate (Devastated)—verb (trans.), to destroy
Careworn—adjective, tired because of hardship and worry
Unkempt—adjective, disordered appearance
Squalid—adjective, dirty and unpleasant place
Oblivious—adjective, not aware of one’s surroundings
Destitute—adjective, lacking the needed elements of life
Unconscionable—adjective, unreasonable, unfair
19-A Norman Rockwell, Freedom of Speech, The Saturday Evening Post, 1943
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Affable—adjective, friendly and social able
Gangly—adjective, awkward
Heir—noun, a person who is entitled to property or status when someone dies
Disseminate (Disseminated)—verb (trans.), to spread something
Uncontested—adjective, not disputed
Apex—noun, the highest point
Exude (Exudes)—verb (trans.), to spill out slowly
Fragment—noun (Fragmented)—noun, a small broken part of something
Galvanize—verb (trans.), to shock or excite someone into doing something
19-B James Karales, Selma-to-Montgomery March for Voting Rights in 1965, 1965
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Legislation—noun, laws
Clergy—noun, people perform religious duties
Tense—adjective, nervous or anxious
Resolute—adjective (Resolutely)—adverb, determined manner
Defiance—noun, open resistance
Assault (Assaulted)—verb (trans.), to make a physical attack
Battered—adjective, injured by an attach
Turbulent—adjective, caused by confusion, disorder, chaos
20-A Richard Diebenkorn, Cityscape 1, 1963
Pages 86-87
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Deride (Derided)—verb (trans.) to express contempt
Avid—adjective (Avidly)—adverb, extreme interest in something
Didactic—adjective, designed to teach
Compel (Compels)—verb (trans.), to force someone to do something
Abrupt—adjective (Abruptly)—adverb, unexpectedly
Apex—noun, the highest point
Momentarily—adverb, for a short time
Parcels—noun, an amount of something
20-B Martin Puryear, Ladder for Booker T. Washington, 1966
Vocabulary
Words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text
Evocative—adjective, bringing about strong memories
Hone (Honed)—verb (trans.), to sharpen
Sinuous—adjective, to have curves
Dizzy (Dizzying)—adjective, spinning around and losing one’s balance
Revere (Revered)—verb (trans.), deep admiration
Subservient—adjective, to be willing to obey someone
Contentious—adjective, likely to have an argument
Index of Words
A
Word Artwork Number(s)
Abandoned 1A, 14A
Abrupt 20A
Affable 19A
Aghast 6B
Agrarian 16A
Allegorical 3B
Alteration 16B
Anecdotal 16A
Apex 19A, 20A
Applique 10B
Archaic 9A
Armistice 12B
Askew 9B
Aspire 2B, 13A
Assault 19B
Astounding 15B
Asymmetry 1A, 10B
Atonal 14B
Audacious 10A, 16B
Augment 8B
Aura 9B
Austere 15A
Avid 20A
Awe-inspiring 15A
B
Battered 19A
Bedeck 12B
Boomerang 6A
Borough 13A
Bountiful 9A
Bravura 12A
Bulge 1A
Burden 9B
C
Cadaverous 9B
Calculated 15A
Captivate 3A
Careworn 18B
Cascade 13B, 16B
Circulate 9B
Cladding 15B
Claustrophobia 14B
Clergy 19B
Clumsy 16A
Cluster 7B
Coerce 1B
Coin 15A
Commemorate 2B
Compel 20A
Conceive 3B, 12A
Consciousness 9A
Consequence 16A
Consolation 7A
Contemplative 4B
Contentious 20B
Converge 1A
Convert 1B, 14B
Counteract 11A
Crease 4B
Crest 10A
Crooked 1A
Curvaceous 2B
Cylindrical 1A
D
“Drew Inspiration” 1A
Dazzle 1B
Defiance 19B
Defy 14A
Delicately 2B
Depict 6A
Deride 20A
Desolation 9A
Destitute 7A, 18B
Detached 13A
Devastate 18B
Didactic 20A
Disband 9A
Disheveled 10A
Dismiss 12A
Disorient 13A
Disseminate 19A
Distinguished 9B
Dizzy 20B
Dominate 1A
Dregs 2B
Durable 1A
Dwindle 4A
E
Eccentric 7A
Ecclesiastic 12B
Eloquent 6B
Emblazon 3B
Emblem 5A, 13A
Emulate 3A
Enactment 7B
Enamel 13B
Enchant 3A
Encroachment 6B
Endeavor 13A
Endure 18B
Enliven 2B
Elongate 1A, 11A
Enrich 1A
Enthusiastic 12A
Entrepreneur 2B
Envision 10A
Equilibrium 14A
Etiquette 2B
Eulogize 4A
Evocative 17A, 20B
Evoke 3A, 5B
Exalted 9B
Exclusive 11A
Exemplify 1A
Expatriate 11B
Exploit 5A
Extinction 6B
Exude 9A
F
Festoon 12B
Fictive 1B
Fixture 5B
Flamboyant 15B
Fleeting 14A
Flourish 1A
Flurry 12B
Foliage 12B
Fragment 1B, 19A
Fruition 7A
Fundamentally 17A
G
Galvanize 19A
Gangly 19A
Garlands 2B
Gauge 15A
Girdle 1A
Glimpse 17B
Glisten 1B
Grandeur 8A, 10B
Grueling 10A
H
Habitual 13A
Haggard 9B
Harry 13A
Hefty 3B
Heir 19A
Homogenize 18A
Hone 20B
Hue 17A
I
Impend 3A
Impenetrable 14B
Indigenous 6B
Inevitable 18A
Infinite 16B
Infuse 2B
Ingenuity 12A
Initiate 4B
Inhabitant 17B
Inlay 2B
Innate 3B
Innovation 15A
Inspiration 1A
Intelligible 18A
Interaction 1A
Intrude 16B
Invaluable 6A
Invariably 14A
Iridescent 11B
J
Jitter 4A
L
Latticework 11B
Laundress 17A
Legislation 19B
Leisure 10B
Lucrative 4B
Luminous 13B
Luster 3A
Luxury 10B
M
Mahogany 2A
Mania 15B
Mantelpieces 11B
Margin 5A
Marquetry 15B
Marshy 1A
Marvel 15A
Meticulous 4A, 12B
Momentarily 20A
Monumental 6A, 10A
Motifs 10B
N
Nestle 16B
Nomad 8B
Nostalgia 6B
O
Oblivious 18B
Ominous 5A, 7B
Oral Renditions 8B
Ordeal 9A
Ornithologist 6A
P
“Poetic License” 5B
Pageantry 12B
Panorama 8A
Paradoxical 4B
Parcels 20A
Pastoral 5B
Pensive 4B
Perennial 16B
Peril 5B
Perpetual 14B
Pinnacle 12B
Placid 13B
Plague 7A
Pliable 1A
Plumage 6A
Poised 2A
Posterity 11B
Precarious 1B
Precious 2B, 8B
Preeminence 15A
Premium 1A
Preservationist 8A
Personification 9A
Pretension 7A
Pretentious 10A
Preternatural 3A
Prevail 14B
Progressive 11B
Prominent 3B
Propel 15A
Protagonist 5B
Prow 4A
Prudently 2A
Pulsate 18A
Pungent 14B
Q
Quarrel 11B
R
“Rave reviews” 17A
Rally 10A
Rattle 16A
Raucous 7B
Recess 16B
Recreation 11A
Refined 1A
Reinvigorate 4A
Reminiscent 10B
Rendition 14A
Renown 6B
Repository 17A
Resilient 1A
Resolute 10A, 19B
Restorative 16B
Resurgence 1A
Revere 20B
Reversible 10B
Revival 1A, 13B
Riveted 2B
S
“Spark a Revival” 1A
Sacrilege 5A
Saturated 14A
Scorn 18A
Secular 13B
Sedentary 1B
Segregation 17B
Serpentine 6A
Shimmer 11B
Sinuous 20B
Sober 4A
Social Stratum 7B
Spindly 6A
Spontaneous 11A
Sprawl 7B
Squalid 18B
Squirm 1A
Stagnant 7A
Stoic 10A
Streamlined 15B
Strum 18A
Stupendous 4A
Subservient 20B
Superimpose 10A
Surmise 10A
Surpass 8A, 15A
Suspension 13A
Swags 2B
Synonymous 12A
T
“To play an
instrumental role” 2A
Tense 19B
Thrusting 14B
Tier 8B
Titillate 4B
Tramp 5B
Tranquility 5B
Transcend 2A, 12B
Transparent 2B
Treacherous 4A
Tremor 10B
Tuft 8B
Tumult 14B
Turbulent 19B
U
Unconscionable 18B
Uncontested 19A
Uncouple 15A
Unequivocal 2A
Unkempt 18B
Unobtrusive 17B
Unprecedented 14B
Unpretentious 3A
Unrestrained 5B
Unsentimental 16A
Unspoiled 16B
Untamed 5B
Upheaval 1A
Usher 12A
Utilitarian 1A
V
Vanguard 11A
Vat 17A
Verdure 5A
Virtually 13B |
