1. mapographer
   surveyor
2. cartographer
   geographer

A cartographer is a person who makes maps. Cartographers used to work on paper, but now most maps are designed electronically.

1. duration
   eerie
2. crawl
   amok

The word "amok" means without self control. The children ran amok when their parents were not looking.

1. relegate
   crated
2. grovel
   burdened

"Relegate" means to assign to a lower position. She decided to relegate the employee to the mail room.

1. grandiose
   leery
2. gardner
   cartographer

The word "leery" means openly distrustful and wary. She was leery of the man standing on the corner.

1. garnered
   swill
2. crowned
   protracted

The word "protracted" means lasting longer than expected or lasting for a long time. The fiasco gave her a protracted lesson on humility.

1. indenture
   conjecture
2. application
   jury

An "indenture" is a formal agreement, detailing the terms of a debt or other contract. Indentured servants were required to work for a certain period of time.

1. academia
   engorge
2. cryonic
   deceitful

The word "academia" refers to the world of higher learning. The professor works in the world of academia.

1. disgorge
   careen
2. fruitful
   kernel

The word "disgorge" means eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth. The opposite of disgorge is engorge.

1. eschew
   careen
2. corner
   dictate

The word "eschew" means to avoid and stay away from something deliberately. She eschewed any kind of wealth.

1. pessimist
   carol
2. fruitful
   garner

The word "pessimist" refers to a person who expects the worst. Most people saw her as a pessimist.

1. crude
   malign
2. arid
   prod

The word "prod" means to push against gently. You may need to prod your professor for your grade.

1. compress
   waiter
2. goiter
   careen

The word "compress" means to squeeze or press together. She tried to compress the course into two sessions.

1. shoddy
   careen
2. canteen
   frivolous

The word "shoddy" means of inferior workmanship or materials. The workmanship on the new building was shoddy.

1. cooper
   dwindle
2. drought
   concerto

The word "dwindle" means to become smaller or lose substance. The crowd dwindled to only a few over the course of the concert.

1. coursed
   fowl
2. elongate
   revere

The word "revere" means to regard with feelings of respect. He was a revered member of the faculty.

1. articulate
   clamber
2. oust
   varied

The word "articulate" means to express or state clearly. He was able to articulate his every need.

1. dingle
   transcend
2. careen
   goad

The word "goad" means to stab or urge on, as if with a pointed stick. He was goaded into leaving the restaurant.

1. fraught
   caravan
2. brindle
   spindle

The word "fraught" means filled with. The adventure was fraught with danger.

1. disparity
   colorful
2. baleful
   evident

The word "disparity" refers to inequality or difference in some respect. There was a disparity between what she felt and what she said.

1. consequential
   careen
2. tented
   dingy

The word "consequential" means having important issues or results. The opposite of consequential is inconsequential.

1. novel
   careen
2. expend
   shroud

The word "expend" means to consume fully. She expended all of her energy preparing for the party.

1. candid
   dandy
2. temerity
   coarse

The word "temerity" means fearless daring. She had the temerity to challenge the king.

1. revise
   advise
2. surmise
   apprise

The word "revise" means to make changes to. Her job was to revise the entire textbook for the class.

1. flock
   sheaf
2. tablet
   enclave

The word "sheaf" refers to a package of several things tied together. Her assistant left a sheaf of important papers on the train.

1. barrage
   garner
2. careen
   obtuse

The word "barrage" refers to heavy artillery fire to saturate an area. There was a barrage of bullets around the compound.

1. often
   candid
2. careen
   periodically

The word "periodically" means in a sporadic manner. She attended class periodically.

1. craving
   orate
2. pretentious
   wrangle

The word "pretentious" means creating an appearance of importance or distinction. She didn't like his girlfriend because she was pretentious.

1. available
   cranky
2. overt
   synonymous

The word "synonymous" means meaning the same or nearly the same. Her name is synonymous with kindness.

1. quest
   caravan
2. overt
   libation

The word "quest" means the act of searching for something. She went on her annual quest for the best birthday present for her husband.

1. create
   overt
2. exaggerate
   hidden

The word "exaggerate" means to enlarge beyond bounds or the truth. She exaggerated her income so she could buy the car.

1. overt
   covert
2. intermittent
   clandestine

The word "intermittent" means stopping and starting at intervals. She attended class intermittently.

1. gruff
   arid
2. cowed
   fruitful

The word "gruff" means brusque, surly and forbidding. His manner was gruff with all students.

1. thesis
   covert
2. distaste
   cowed

The word "thesis" refers to an unproved statement advanced as a premise in an argument. Her thesis was that he got the flu from his mother.

1. cowed
   ponder
2. druid
   fraught

The word "ponder" means to reflect deeply on a subject. He frequently pondered about the meaning of existence.

1. transpire
   aspire
2. perspire
   entire

The word "aspire" means to have an ambitious plan or a lofty goal. She aspired to be the best dancer in the world.