Choose the word or phrase that is most nearly a synonym for the word in CAPITAL LETTERS in the following sentence. Roger might be more AMENABLE to your ideas if you presented them without sneering.

Alicia, who loved both men equally and wanted to hurt neither, found herself in quite a QUANDARY over which one she should choose.

We expected the waiter to shoo us out of that snooty restaurant in a hurry, but he turned out to be quite jolly and __________.

The mysterious message Claude received could be a HARBINGER of what's in store for him and his family.

These artists really IMBUE their work with a spirit of profound freedom.

Agatha RUMINATED for weeks about the consequences of telling Arthur about the affair.

Which of the following is the best definition of amicable?

Which means "against the rules"?

Which properly completes this sentence: "She gave the dog ____ bone"?

Which is the best definition for "concatenate"?

Leonardo da Vinci was the quintessential polymath. "Polymath" most nearly means ...