3000 Common SAT Vocabulary (11)
3000 SAT Vocabulary Level 3 - 3: Group 11
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3000 SAT Vocabulary Level 3 - 3
malingerer 
1
 | eating both plant and animal food; devouring everything; having an interest in a variety of subjects |
| disease, disorder, or ailment; unwholesome condition |
| one who feigns illness to escape duty |
| fight in which the combatants are mingled; hand to hand conflict; noisy, riotous fight |
melee
2
| wrong apprehension of one's meaning or a fact; misunderstanding |
| grow tiresome; have dulling, wearisome, or boring effect |
| one who makes special study of birds |
| fight in which the combatants are mingled; hand to hand conflict; noisy, riotous fight |
obtrude
3
| a major class of plants; primary branch of the animal kingdom; division |
| extend out or project in space; stick out |
| push oneself or one's ideas forward or intrude; stick out or extrude |
| disturb greatly; make uneasy or anxious; throw into great confusion |
odium
4
| assisting, or intended to assist the memory |
| spread or flow throughout; pervade |
| damaged or disfigured by injury or rough wear |
| strong dislike, contempt, or aversion; hatefulness; disrepute |
omniscient
5
| having total knowledge; knowing everything |
| stubbornly or perversely persistent; unyielding; obstinate |
| steal another's ideas and pass them off as one's own |
| forerunner; one who precedes an event and indicates its approach |
omnivorous
6
| disturb greatly; make uneasy or anxious; throw into great confusion |
| eating both plant and animal food; devouring everything; having an interest in a variety of subjects |
| grow tiresome; have dulling, wearisome, or boring effect |
| gallop slowly; run or ride with steady, easy gait; travel at an easy pace with long strides |
ornithologist
7
| having total knowledge; knowing everything |
| one who makes special study of birds |
| ridicule; subject to abusive ridicule expressed in work of art |
| steal another's ideas and pass them off as one's own |
parsimonious
8
| excessively unwilling to spend; excessively sparing or frugal |
| extend out or project in space; stick out |
| having total knowledge; knowing everything |
| perplex or bewilder someone; confound or flummox |
permeate
9
| terminology; system of names used in an art or science |
| spread or flow throughout; pervade |
| collection of various items, parts, or ingredients, especially one composed of diverse literary works |
| foretelling events as if by divine inspiration |
pilfer
10
| steal in small quantities or articles of small value; practice petty theft |
| having total knowledge; knowing everything |
| lacking definite form or limits; hazy; cloudy |
| nearsighted; lacking foresight; narrow minded |