Target 100+ Deck 13
Total: 20 cards
besiege
verb

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to flood or overwhelm with something, like questions, requests, emotions, etc.

dilute
adjective

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(of liquid) weak or thin due to mixing it with another substance

abide
verb

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to comply with or adhere to (a rule, law, promise, etc.)

smelt
verb

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to melt ore in order to extract metal from it; to dissolve metal by using heat

hallucinate
verb

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to see, hear, or experience something that is not real, usually because of lack of sleep, sickness, or drug use

capricious
adjective

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fickle and inconstant; likely to change suddenly or unpredictably

rife
adjective

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widespread or abundant, especially undesirable or unpleasant things

placebo
noun

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a substance with no pharmaceutical effects that is given to someone to provide mental relief rather than an actual cure to their illness

hatch
verb

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to have an egg crack in order for the young animal to come out after incubation

jettison
verb

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to throw away, discard, or abandon something or someone

abide
verb

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to tolerate or put up with something or someone

hatch
verb

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to plot a scheme or plan, especially in secret

frenzy
noun

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uncontrolled and enthusiastic behavior that can sometimes be violent; a state of madness or hysteria

canopy
noun

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the upper layer of branches and leaves in a forest that form a type of cover or roof

attire
noun

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clothes or apparel, especially formal or decorative ones

excrete
verb

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to discharge and eliminate or get rid of; to cause something or someone to do this

grudging
adjective

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reluctant and unwilling; done or given reluctantly or unwillingly

sewage
noun

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waste matter, like urine or dirty liquids and solids from homes or establishments, flowing in sewers

quest
noun

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a hunt or search for something; a pursuit

stipulate
verb

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to clearly state or specify, especially in an agreement or contract
