Definition: an expert in fineart or in matters of taste

Derivative: connoisseurs

Sentence: Simon Burr is a connoisseur of fine wines.

Part of Speech: noun

Link: Simon Burr

Definition: a secret plot by twoor more people, especially for a harmful or illegal purpose

Derivative: conspiracies

Sentence: What you see is a conspiracy by some kids who wish to hide their identity.

Part of Speech: noun

Link: what you see

Definition: truly sorry forhaving done wrong; repentant

Derivative: contritely

Sentence: Mary felt contrite about stealing from the nuns, so she confessed and now everything is all right.

Part of Speech: adjective

Link: all right

Definition: very troubled; distressed

Sentence: Misty became distraught when she realized how much she had bought.

Part of Speech: adjective

Link: had bought

Definition: having to do with the issue at hand; relevant

Sentence: Her main ideas are germane to this discussion.

Part of Speech: adjective

Link: her main

Definition: clearly expressed;easily understood

Sentence: The new kid was lucid even after he fell and hit his head.

Part of Speech: adjective

Link: new kid

Definition: a situation markedby difficulty, hardship, or misfortune

Derivative: plights

Sentence: The Challenger’s plight was a doomed flight from the very start.

Part of Speech: noun

Link: flight

Definition: in an on-the-surfacemanner; not thoroughly

Sentence: Billy washed the dishes without using any soap, therefore the plates are superficially clean.

Part of Speech: adverb

Link: Billy

Definition: well proportioned;balanced; the same on both sides

Derivative: symmetrically

Sentence: This butterfly has symmetrical wings; they are equal on both sides.

Part of Speech: adjective

Link: equal

Definition: using or containing too many words

Derivative: verbosely

Sentence: The lady has had her dose of blind dates, including Joe, who was verbose.

Part of Speech: adjective

Link: her dose