<p>Brandishing his sword, Jerry ran off into battle.</p>
<p>fetter</p>
<p>After having to chase down the suspect, the police had to fetter him until the rest of the unit have arrived.</p>
<p>conduit</p>
<p>don’t worry that you might not succeed on the SAT–you conduit!</p>
<p>(sorry, i have a weakness for puns)</p>
<p>stevedore</p>
<p>The burly pirate was so busy stevedoring, he didn’t even notice that his pet parrot, Froopy, was being eaten by ghosts!!</p>
<p>anarchistic</p>
<p>I am an anarchistic man, believing in anarchy (well duh…)</p>
<p>obstinate</p>
<p>She remained obstinate, refusing to change her beliefs, even after they were severely challenged.</p>
<p>Atrophy</p>
<p>After minimial exercise, the athlete’s muscles atrophied, and he could not compete well. </p>
<p>pugnacious</p>
<p>Hitler was pugnacious, trying to invade any country that came in its way.</p>
<p>abstemious</p>
<p>He led a very abstemious life, never indulging in anything.</p>
<p>Vindication</p>
<p>Billy breathed a sigh of relief when the captain voiced a **vindication **that no one else could, because no one else had seen what had happened.</p>
<p>inesculent</p>
<p>I can’t find that in the dictionary…</p>
<p>Maybe she meant not esculent, since esculent means edible.</p>
<p>wtv, ill do one with esculent.
Cannabals view humans as esculent.</p>
<p>juxtapose</p>
<p>Sally juxtaposed herself, a beautiful blonde, with a hideous red head in order to make herself look even more beautiful.</p>
<p>obsequious</p>
<p>an obsequious person could be called a toady.</p>
<p>hawser</p>
<p>The dilettante pirate forgot to use the hawser to tie the ship to the dock.</p>
<p>Prognosticate</p>
<p>The fortune teller claimed that she could prognosticate our future.
Acumen</p>
<p>The baseball player had acumen in matter dealings with geometry</p>
<p>Astringent</p>
<p>I drank some wine with astringent in it (that’s a lie).</p>
<p>omnipotent</p>
<p>god is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent.</p>
<p>gombeen</p>