Grammar Usage

3. city or town that is the official seat of government in a country, state, etc.
7. to suspend; to attach to a wall
9. introduces the second element in a comparison, used in expressions introducing an exception or contrast, used in expressions indicating one thing happening immediately after another
10. easily set on fire (often confused to mean not catching fire easily)
11. not really a word - just a confused, mashed-up form of "irrespective" and "regardless"
14. after that; therefore; at that time; also
15. relating to gratification of the senses, especially sexually
18. to belittle, to fall in value
20. when referring to races, this word should not be capitalized

1. being made afraid or anxious by someone
2. to be suspended by the neck with a rope or cord for the purpose of causing death
4. when referring to races, this word should not be capitalized
5. feeling fear or anxiety
6. used to apply to groups of graduates containing both men and women, though traditionally, it is masculine plural
8. without paying attention to the present situation; despite the prevailing circumstances
10. not taking something into account;regardless of
12. male graduate of a particular school, college or university
13. of or relating to the five senses (properly, this word has no risqué connotations)
16. should not be used because there cannot be something that is "very one of a kind" - it either is one of a kind or not
17. easily set on fire
18. to disapprove earnestly
19. the building in Washington, D.C., in which Congress sits (or similar buildings used by state legislatures