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Polymath
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1.
POLY-MATH (ADJECTIVE)
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literate
person
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Synonyms
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educated, cultured
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Antonyms
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fool,
illiterate
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Example
Sentence
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Are you a poly-math? If not, learn to respect
your teachers first.
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2. YOKEL
(NOUN)
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a
village local
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Synonyms
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boor,
peasant
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Antonyms
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modernized, city folk
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Example
Sentence
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Indian yokels can do wonders if educated and
directed in the right way.
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3.
CLODHOPPER (NOUN)
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stupid
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Synonyms
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clown,
oaf
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Antonyms
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intelligent, brilliant
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Example
Sentence
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Are you a clodhopper? Why did you delete the
files without asking?
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4.
FRESCOS (VERB)
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to
colour
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Synonyms
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pigmented, dye
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Antonyms
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discolour, lighten
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Example
Sentence
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Who will frescos the walls?
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5.
BROBDINGNAGIAN (ADJECTIVE)
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extremely huge in size
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Synonyms
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colossal, gigantic
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Antonyms
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puny,
tiny
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Example
Sentence
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The Roomi Darwaza is brobdingnagian monument in
Lucknow.
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6.
FRIBBLES (NOUN)
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silliness
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Synonyms
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stupidity, childishness
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Antonyms
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seriousness, maturity
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Example
Sentence
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Mr. Poddar is in a habit of displaying his fribbles
in meetings.
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7. KNICKKNACK
(NOUN)
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decorative piece
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Synonyms
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ornaments, souvenir
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Antonyms
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rubbish,
garbage
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Example
Sentence
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Did she like the knickknack we send for her?
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8.
LOLLYGAG (VERB)
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move
slowly
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Synonyms
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drag,
crawl
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Antonyms
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run, rush
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Example
Sentence
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You should not lollygag when a mad dog is after
you.
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9. DAWDLE
(VERB)
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waste
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Synonyms
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loiter,
procrastinate
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Antonyms
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prepone,
hurry
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Example
Sentence
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I will fire you from the job if you dare dawdle
again.
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10.
PERCOLATE (VERB)
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drip
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Synonyms
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ooze,
permeate
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Antonyms
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block,
absorb
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Example
Sentence
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The blood will percolate if you don’t apply
some pressure on the wound.
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