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Vocabulary Quiz
English Vocabulary Index
Vocabulary Quiz for 16th November :
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Tape worm (n) : parasitic, ribbon like worm in the intestines
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Tapioca (n) : a kind of tropical plant yielding starchy food
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Taproot (n) : the main root of a plant being the prolongation of its stem
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Tardy (adj.) : slow, sluggish, late, reluctant
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Target (n) : a mark to shoot at, aim
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Tariff (n) : a table of customs duties, scale of charges
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Tarnish (v) : dull or destroy the brightness of ; stain, sully
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Tarpaulin (n) : strong linen cloth or canvas coated with tar
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Tarry (adj.) : similar to tar
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Tarry (v) ; delay
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Tartar (n) : a native of Tartary in Asia , an incrustation on teeth
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Task (n) : piece of work (to be) done or imposed, burden, duty
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Tassel (n) : a hanging ornament consisting of a bunch of threads
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Taste (n) : sense of knowing flavour, liking, ability to enjoy beauty
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Tasty (adj.) : pleasing to the taste
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Tattered (adj.) : torn, ragged
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Taught (n) : past tense and past participle of teach
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Taught (n) : pupils
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Taunt (n) : reproach, upbraid
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Taunt (n) : insult scorn, reproach, ridicule
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Tavern (n) : a public house where food and liquor are supplied an inn
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Tawny (adj.) : of a yellow brown colour
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Tax (n) : duty on property, income etc.
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Tax (v) : put a duty
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Taxable (adj.) : system of taxing
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Taxation (n) : system of taxing
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Taxi (n) : a motor vehicle on hire
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Taxi (v) : go in a taxi
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Taxidermy (n) : the art of stuffing dead bodies of birds and animals to give life like appearance
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Tea (n) : dried and powdered leaves of a plant, tea plant, a drink
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Teach (v) : impart knowledge or skill, instruct
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Teacher (n) : one who teachers
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Teak (n) : a tropical tree producing strong timber
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Teapoy (n) : a small table
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Tear (n) : drop of salty water from eyes, a torn piece
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Tear (v) : pull to pieces
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Tease (v) : mock, vex, annoy
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Tease (adv.) : teasingly
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Technical (adj.) : belonging to arts, science or craft
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Tedious (adj.) : wearisome, tiresome, monotonous
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Tedious (n) : tedium
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Teem (v) : bring forth young, be very fertile, be abundant, to full
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Teeth (n) : plural of TOOTH
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Teethe (v) : cut teeth, begin to grow teeth, teething troubles
Vocabulary Quiz for 16th November :
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