1. abject
---- Choose One ----
wreched, servile or miserable
radiant splendor or brilliance (usually of a spiritual nature)
to provide a brief description or reckoning
a little barrel
to omit sensitive or offensive passages
learing by trial -and-error or educated guess
to to deceive or cheat by skillful coaxing
to decorate an edge or border
to draw out or extract
mocking; sarcastic; using disdainful or cynical humor
2. adumbrate
---- Choose One ----
wreched, servile or miserable
radiant splendor or brilliance (usually of a spiritual nature)
to provide a brief description or reckoning
a little barrel
to omit sensitive or offensive passages
learing by trial -and-error or educated guess
to to deceive or cheat by skillful coaxing
to decorate an edge or border
to draw out or extract
mocking; sarcastic; using disdainful or cynical humor
3. bowdlerize
---- Choose One ----
wreched, servile or miserable
radiant splendor or brilliance (usually of a spiritual nature)
to provide a brief description or reckoning
a little barrel
to omit sensitive or offensive passages
learing by trial -and-error or educated guess
to to deceive or cheat by skillful coaxing
to decorate an edge or border
to draw out or extract
mocking; sarcastic; using disdainful or cynical humor
4. coxen
---- Choose One ----
wreched, servile or miserable
radiant splendor or brilliance (usually of a spiritual nature)
to provide a brief description or reckoning
a little barrel
to omit sensitive or offensive passages
learing by trial -and-error or educated guess
to to deceive or cheat by skillful coaxing
to decorate an edge or border
to draw out or extract
mocking; sarcastic; using disdainful or cynical humor
5. educe
---- Choose One ----
wreched, servile or miserable
radiant splendor or brilliance (usually of a spiritual nature)
to provide a brief description or reckoning
a little barrel
to omit sensitive or offensive passages
learing by trial -and-error or educated guess
to to deceive or cheat by skillful coaxing
to decorate an edge or border
to draw out or extract
mocking; sarcastic; using disdainful or cynical humor
6. effulgence
---- Choose One ----
wreched, servile or miserable
radiant splendor or brilliance (usually of a spiritual nature)
to provide a brief description or reckoning
a little barrel
to omit sensitive or offensive passages
learing by trial -and-error or educated guess
to to deceive or cheat by skillful coaxing
to decorate an edge or border
to draw out or extract
mocking; sarcastic; using disdainful or cynical humor
7. firkin
---- Choose One ----
wreched, servile or miserable
radiant splendor or brilliance (usually of a spiritual nature)
to provide a brief description or reckoning
a little barrel
to omit sensitive or offensive passages
learing by trial -and-error or educated guess
to to deceive or cheat by skillful coaxing
to decorate an edge or border
to draw out or extract
mocking; sarcastic; using disdainful or cynical humor
8. heuristic
---- Choose One ----
wreched, servile or miserable
radiant splendor or brilliance (usually of a spiritual nature)
to provide a brief description or reckoning
a little barrel
to omit sensitive or offensive passages
learing by trial -and-error or educated guess
to to deceive or cheat by skillful coaxing
to decorate an edge or border
to draw out or extract
mocking; sarcastic; using disdainful or cynical humor
9. purfle
---- Choose One ----
wreched, servile or miserable
radiant splendor or brilliance (usually of a spiritual nature)
to provide a brief description or reckoning
a little barrel
to omit sensitive or offensive passages
learing by trial -and-error or educated guess
to to deceive or cheat by skillful coaxing
to decorate an edge or border
to draw out or extract
mocking; sarcastic; using disdainful or cynical humor
10. sardonic
---- Choose One ----
wreched, servile or miserable
radiant splendor or brilliance (usually of a spiritual nature)
to provide a brief description or reckoning
a little barrel
to omit sensitive or offensive passages
learing by trial -and-error or educated guess
to to deceive or cheat by skillful coaxing
to decorate an edge or border
to draw out or extract
mocking; sarcastic; using disdainful or cynical humor