Vocabulary 27

 Civies - civil dress

Premonition-feeling that something bad may happen 

discretionary-depends on discretion 

Hawkish-strict

Courtliest-courteous

Swap- exchange 

slam-criticize,shut 

Paramount- highest

Concerted-united

Monumental -immense

Lard-fat

Jeopardy- risk

Exacerbate- worsen

penchant-

Bobble-

Delve-

resilience-

Obfuscate-confuse
tranche

vanquish- defeat

prejudicial-detrimental

Parochialism -narrowness

Bungled- muddled

Gambol-frisk

Litterateur 

-residue-rest

Serendipity-

Seamless-

contingency

jitters- nervous action 

Reprobate-vile

shelling-bombard with shell

Limbj-
Crony-bosom friend 
Anteriority-
incarcerated-imprisoned

Approbate-permit

Snarl-ups- traffic jam

irk-annoy

racking-painful

Mired- stuck

Payroll - list of employees and their payment 

slam-shut forcibly 

Overrun-increase

sprout- emit

Snapped- break apart suddenly 

Mooring- Ghat
Dock- to place the ship on near the shore
Pontoon- small boat
Frilly-Stylish

Sear-paralyze

Debunking exposing 

Tranche-portion

Takeaway-point

Breakthrough- sudden development 

Implementation 

Theosophic -religious 

Transcendent -Surpassing normal limit

Plummet -fall /drop

Phase out - discontinue 

Kleptocracy-thievocracy/a kind of govt in which the powerful people steal money

Trudge-To walk wearily 
Moron-idiot
Impeccable-innocent



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