3101
jejune
adj. �Ҹ���/������: devoid of significance or interest
jejune : interest
:: labyrinthine : simplicity
(��) jejune
�� thought provoking
3102
jerk
v. ���ڱ� �����̴�: to give a quick suddenly arrested push, pull, or twist to
3103
jest
n. ���/�ͻ�: an utterance (as a jeer or quip) intended to be taken as mockery or humor
jest
�� solemn
ǰ�����ġ jest
�� solemn speaking
jest
�� solemn utterance
jest
�� solemnity
3104
jettision
3105
jibe
jibe : deride
:: cheer : encourage
jibe
�� conflict
3106
jingoist
n. ȣ���� �ֱ�������: extreme chauvinism or nationalism marked especially by a belligerent foreign policy
3107
jitter
n. �Ҿ� ������ ����: a sense of panic or extreme nervousness
3108
jittery
3109
jocular
adj. �ͻ����humorous; jolly; fond of joking
jocular
�� conform to tradition
jocular
�� lachrymose
jocular
�� serious
3110
jocund
adj. ������: sprightly and lighthearted in disposition, character, or quality
jocund
�� dejected
jocund
�� dour
jocund
�� dreary
jocund
�� lachrymose
jocund
�� morose
jocund
�� serious
jocundity
�� dejection
3111
jocundity
3112
jog
jog : exercise
:: barter : trade
3113
join together
���� �����ϴ�, ��� �����ϴ�
disaggregate
�� join together
disintegrate
�� join together
3114
joke
n. ���: something said or done to provoke laughter; especially : a brief oral narrative with a climactic humorous twist
joke : amuse
:: memo : convince
joke : punchline
:: plot : denouement
pun : joke
:: supernova : star
3115
jolt
v. ���ڱ� �����̴�: to cause to move with a sudden jerky motion
jolt : move
:: check : stop
jolt : moved
:: puncture : deflated
3116
jot
v. ������ ����δ�: to write briefly or hurriedly
jot : write
:: nip : drink
jot : write
:: nip : eat
jot : write
:: skim : read
3117
jovial
adj. ��ſ�/������: markedly good-humored especially as evidenced by jollity and conviviality
jovial
�� dolorous
jovial
�� drab
jovial
�� lachrymose
jovial
�� lugubrious
jovial
�� maudlin
jovial
�� morose
jovial
�� mournful
jovial
�� saturnine
joviality
�� moroseness
3118
joviality
3119
joyful
3120
joyous
3121
jubilant
jubilant
�� crestfallen
jubilant
�� dejected
jubilant
�� dolorous
3122
judicious
adj. ������: having, exercising, or characterized by sound judgment
judiciousness : sage
:: constant : stalwart
sage : judicious
:: miser : stingy
judicious
�� daft
judicious
�� imprudent
judicious
�� impudent
judicious
�� inept
judicious
�� unwise
judiciousness
�� indiscretion
injudicious
�� politic
{officious}�� ��ƴ�!
3123
judiciousness
judiciousness : sage
:: constant : stalwart
judiciousness
�� indiscretion
3124
juggernaut
n. �Ŵ��� �ı����� �ִ� ��/�Ұ���: a massive inexorable force, campaign, movement, or object that crushes whatever is in its path
juggernaut : crush
:: carve : hack
juggernaut : crush
:: charlatan : deceive
juggernaut : crush
:: quisling : betray
juggernaut : stoppable
:: exacting : satisfied
juggernaut : unstop
:: siren : unresist
juggernaut : unstoppable
:: enigma : impenetrable
juggernaut : unstoppable
:: extemporization : spontaneous
juggernaut : unstoppable
:: siren : unresistant
juggernaut : unstoppable
:: siren : unresisting
3125
jumble
v. �ڹ����� �����: to mix into a confused or disordered mass
3126
justified
justified
�� gratuitous
unjustified
�� tenable
unjustified
�� testified
3127
justify
3128
juxtapose
v. (��,���� �� ��)������ ���� v to place side by side
3129
kangaroo
kangaroo : marsupial
:: squirrel : rodent
3130
keen
keen : obtuse
:: impeccable : flaw
keen : obtuse
:: restive : calm
keen : obtuseness
:: impertinent : propriety
keen : obtuseness
:: restive : calmness
(��) keen : obtuseness
:: restiveness : calmness
obtuse : keen
:: parsimonious : liberal
(��) keenness : obtuse
:: rectitude : transgressive
(��) keen
�� jaded
keen
�� obtuse
discursive
�� keen on title
ennui
�� keen interest
3131
keen interest
3132
keen on title
ǥ���� ��ī�ο�, ǥ���� ������
discursive
�� keen on title
3133
keep equanimity
fretful
�� keep equanimity
3134
keep hidden
3135
keep narrowed
pervasiveness
�� keep narrowed
3136
keep secret
bruit
�� keep secret
divulge
�� keep secret
promulgate
�� keep secrete
3137
keep secrete
��з� �����ϴ�, ��з��ؼ� �ִ�
promulgate
�� keep secrete
3138
ken
n. �þ�: the range of vision
ken : see
:: earshot : hear
3139
kind
kind
�� caustic
kindness
�� blasphemy
kindness
�� truculent
3140
kindle
v. ��ä���ϴ�/�� ���̴�: to stir up
kindle
�� extinguish
kindle
�� squelch
rekindle
�� extinguish
3141
kindness
kindness
�� blasphemy
kindness
�� truculent
3142
kindred
n. ���� ����/������: a group of related persons, as a clan or tribe
kindred
�� dissimilar
kindred
�� unsimilarity
3143
kink
n. ����: a short tight twist or curl caused by a doubling or winding of something upon itself
3144
kiss
kiss : affection
:: hurl : disgust
kiss : affection
:: scowl : displeasure
kiss : affection
:: shrug : indifference
peck : kiss
:: glance : look
peck : kiss
:: peep : sound
3145
knack
n. ���/���: a clever, expedient way of doing something
clumsy : knack
:: redundant : necessity
knack
�� awkwardness
knack
�� foolish
knack
�� ineptitude
3146
knave
n. �������� ��/�Ǵ�: a tricky deceitful fellow
knave : deceit
:: sage : judgement
knave : rogue
:: jack : man
3147
knead
v. �����ϴ�: to work and press into a mass with or as if with the hands
knead : malleable
:: penetrate : permeable
knead : malleable
:: penetrate : pervious
3148
knit
v. ��� ¥��/�߰����ϴ�: to form by interlacing yarn or thread in a series of connected loops with needles
knit : yarn
:: plait : hair
knit : yarn
:: study : reconditeness
needle : knit
:: loom : weave
knit
�� ravel
3149
knotty
adj. ���� �ִ�/�ذ��ϱ ������: so full of difficulties and complications as to be likely to defy solution
knotty
�� easy
knotty
�� simple
3150
kudos
n. ����/Ī��: acclaim or praise for exceptional achievement
3151
labile
adj. �Ҿ�����/���ϱ� ����: readily or continually undergoing chemical, physical, or biological change or breakdown
labile
�� immutable
labile
�� permanent
labile
�� stable
3152
labored
adj. (����)���ڿ�������/������: lacking ease of expression
3153
labyrinth
n. �̷�/������: something extremely complex or tortuous in structure, arrangement, or character
labyrinth : tortuous
:: ornament : decorative
labyrinthine : direct
:: ribald : seemly
(��) labyrinthine : directness
:: threadbare : novelty
(��) labyrinthine : directness
:: timeworn : novelty
(��) labyrinthine : simplicity
:: jejune : interest
(��) labyrinth
�� directness
labyrinth
�� simplicity
labyrinthine
�� simple
3154
labyrinthine
labyrinthine : direct
:: ribald : seemly
(��) labyrinthine : directness
:: threadbare : novelty
(��) labyrinthine : directness
:: timeworn : novelty
(��) labyrinthine : simplicity
:: jejune : interest
(��) labyrinthine
�� simple
3155
lacerate
adj/v. [����,����]��ó ����/���ϰ� �ϴ�: extremely harrowed or distracted
3156
lachrymose
lachrymose
�� glad
lachrymose
�� jocular
lachrymose
�� jocund
lachrymose
�� jovial
lacrimose
�� glad
3157
lack
3158
lack in number
3159
lack of ability
leverage
�� lack of ability
3160
lack of appetite
�Ŀ�[����, �屸, ���] ����[����]
voracity
�� lack of appetite
3161
lack of authority
hegemony
�� lack of authority
3162
lack of desire
hankering
�� lack of desire
3163
lack of discernment
perspicacious
�� lack of discernment
3164
lack of distinction
���(��)�� ����[�Ῡ], Ź��(��)�� ����[�Ῡ]
repute
�� lack of distinction
3165
lack of embellishment
flourish
�� lack of embellishment
3166
lack of emotion
effusive
�� lack of emotion
3167
lack of familiarity
ģ��[ģ��, ģ��; ģ���� ����] ����[����]
conversance
�� lack of familiarity
3168
lack of fervor
zealotry
�� lack of fervor
zealous
�� lack of fervor
3169
lack of industriousness
sedulity
�� lack of industriousness
3170
lack of insight
discernment
�� lack of insight
3171
lack of misgiving
compunction
�� lack of misgiving
3172
lack of relevance
���ü��� ����, ������, ������
pertinence
�� lack of relevance
pertinent
�� lack of relevance
3173
lack of restraint
curb
�� lack of restraint
3174
lack of subtleness
nuance
�� lack of subtleness
3175
lack of tension
elasticity
�� lack of tension
3176
lacking diversity
����(��)[��ȭ(variety), �پ缺]�� ������
multifarious
�� lacking diversity
3177
lacking similarity
analogous
�� lacking similarity
3178
lackluster
adj/n. ��(����)�� ����/Ȱ��(����)����: lacking in sheen, brilliance, or vitality
lackluster
�� burnish
lackluster
�� perspicacious
lackluster
�� radiant
lackluster
�� refulgent
lackluster
�� resplendence
lackluster
�� resplendent
3179
laconic
adj. ������/���Ҷ���: using or involving the use of a minimum of words : concise to the point of seeming rude or mysterious
laconic : aspiration
:: audacious : trepidation
laconic : curt
:: attentive : meddlesome
(<) laconic : speech
:: austere : design
laconic : volubility
:: audacious : trepidation
loquacious : laconic
:: maladroit : deft
voluble : laconic
:: dexterous : inept
laconic
�� garrulous
laconic
�� loquacious
laconic
�� verbose
laconic
�� voluble
laconism
�� verbosity
3180
laconism
3181
lambaste
v. ���� ��¢��: to scold sharply
3182
lamentable
adj. �ּ���: inspiring or deserving of lament or regret
lamentable : pity
:: reprehensible : censure
lamentable : plaintive
:: museful : ruminative
celebration : lamentable
:: slight : respectful
(��) celebration : lamentable
:: slight : show respect
(��)
3183
lamentation
lamentation
�� exultation
lamentation
�� glee
3184
laminate
v. �������� �ڸ���: to separate into laminate
3185
lampoon
n. dz��[��]: a harsh satire usually directed against an individual
satire : lampoon
:: brevity : epigram
satire : lampoon
:: diligence : effort
satire : lampoon
:: poem : limerick
satirize : lampoon
:: eulogize : panegyric
paean
�� harshly lampoon
3186
landfill
landfill : refuse
:: cistern : liquids
3187
landlord
3188
landslide
n. �����/��¸�: the usually rapid downward movement of a mass of rock, earth, or artificial fill on a slope ; the mass that moves down
landslide : pebble
:: deluge : droplet
landslide
�� debacle
3189
lane
3190
languid
adj. (���,�Ƿ�)������/���� ����: sluggish in character or disposition
languid : energy
:: desultory : plan
languid : stir
:: arrogance : defer
languid
�� effervescent
languid
�� energetic
languid
�� fervent
languid
�� vehement
languid
�� vitriolic
languid
�� vivacious
3191
languish
v. �õ�� v to become weak, listless, or depressed
languish : vitality
:: :
languish
�� effervesce
languish
�� thrive
3192
languor
n. ���/�����: weakness or weariness of body or mind
languor
�� alacrity
languor
�� thriveness
languor
�� thriver
3193
lank
adj. ȣ��ȣ����: not well filled out
3194
lanky
3195
lapse
n. ����� �Ǽ�: a slight error typically due to forgetfulness or inattention
lapse : error
:: inkling : indication
(<) lapse : error
:: misbehavior : criminality
(<) lapse : error
:: misdemeanor : crime
(<)
3196
larder
larder : food
:: armory : munitions
larder : food
:: wardrobe : clothes
larder : food
:: warehouse : merchandise
larder : provisions
:: vault : valuables
3197
large amount
3198
largeness
largeness
�� parsimony
largeness
�� penuriousness
largeness
�� penury
3199
largess(e)
n. �Ƴ����� ��/����: liberal giving (as of money) to or as if to an inferior
largesse
�� parsimony
largesse
�� penuriousness
3200
lariat
lariat : wrangler
:: crook : shepherd
