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The words in black are for everyone. The words in blue are honors only words and do not apply to the enriched classes.

List 3

aesthetic
crux (lowercase 'c')
eschew
esoteric
facetious
gregarious
iconoclast
kismet
maritime
meander
pithy
querulous
truncate
valor
wanton

* sophomoric *

List 4

allude
beguile
charlatan
discern
disemboweled
exhume
hallowed
harangue
malevolent
novel (not a book)
pallid
plethora
quandary
ravenous
ubiquitous

* heterography *

List 1

abomination
accolade
cache
cognizant
depraved
fetid
genre
inept
ken
minute (not time)
permeate
plagiarize
rant
terse
verbose

* triskaidekaphobia *

List 1 online puzzle (enriched)

List 2

advocate
agile
bellicose
chagrin
comely
emulate
forte
homely
jaded
loathe
macabre
obtuse (not the angle)
pluck
redundant
tact

* defenestrate *

Honors Word Find List 2

List 5

apathetic
askew
bombastic
caustic
demure
euphemism
fervor
posthumous
putrid
ruminate (not chewing cud)
saga
suffrage
sycophant
tenacity
zeal

* rhinorrhea *

List 6

august (lower case)
callous
disseminate
gruesome
impale
lackadaisical
malodorous
notorious
pedestrian (not a walker)
misnomer
quorum
superfluous
tenet
vehement
zenith

* dracontology *

List 7

astute
capitulate
fabricate
grimace
heinous
imminent
jingoism
nemesis
nonchalant
ostracize
precocious
ruddy
slovenly
tepid
vivacious

*
hyperpolysyllabicsesquipedalianist

List 8

awry
bacchanalian
chaste
flagrant
hirsute
impeccable
malice
neologism
omnipotent
paragon
quixotic
sinister
table (not furniture)
unwitting
voracious

* higgledy-piggledy *


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