november 4th:gre verbal database solved

inter[v]=Place in a grave or tomb;
synonyms:bury
              entomb
               inhume
               lay to rest..

burgeon[v]=Grow and flourish
synonyms:germinate
                pullulate
                shoot
                sprout
                spud

quaint[adj]=Strange in an interesting or pleasing way
synonyms:Attractively old-fashioned
               old-time
               olde worlde.

recluse[n]=One who lives in solitude
synonyms:hermit
                solitary
                solitudinarian
                troglodyte
                withdrwan.

flay[v]=strip the skin off
synonyms:pare
                peel
                skin
                extricate

pithy[adj]=Concise and full of meaning
synonyms:sententious

protract[v]=Lengthen in time; cause to be or last longer
synonyms:draw out
                extend
                prolong

protract[v]=Render helpless or defenseless;
                  Throw down flat, as on the ground;
                  Lying face downward
synonyms:bowdown
                flat
                prone

galling[adj]=Causing irritation or annoyance;
synonyms:nettlesome
                pesky
                pestering
                pestiferous
                plaguey
                teasing
                vexing



reticent[adj]=Temperamentally disinclined to talk;
                    Cool and formal in manner;
                    Reluctant to draw attention to yourself
synonyms:restrained
                retiring
                self-effacing
                 unemotional
                 untalktive