Vocabulary and Synonyms

Furor means a state of angry excitement, uproar, or commotion. Tumult is a direct synonym meaning a noisy, confused disturbance or uproar. Timid (shy), succumb (give in to), and sane (mentally sound) are unrelated.

Scowl means to look at someone with an angry or disapproving expression. Frown is a direct synonym meaning to contract the eyebrows in displeasure or anger. Freak (abnormality), agate (type of stone), and abate (reduce/diminish) are incorrect.

Jabber means rapid, confused, or foolish speech - essentially the same as babble. Both describe talking quickly and unclearly without much thought.

Obling means willing to comply, help, or be agreeable - similar to docile which describes someone easily taught, managed, or handled. Both suggest a cooperative nature.

Funny is the closest match to witty among the options. While witty specifically means clever humor, funny broadly encompasses humor - including the quick, clever humor that defines wit.

Wet means to make something wet or drench with liquid - exactly what douse means. To douse is to pour water or liquid over something to extinguish or thoroughly wet it.

Interment is the formal term for burial or the act of burying a dead body - directly synonymous with funeral which relates to the ceremonies surrounding burial.

Squabble means to argue or quarrel pettily over trivial matters - same as bicker which describes petty, noisy arguing.

Nefarious means wicked, criminal, or villainous - similar to crook when referring to a dishonest or criminal person. Both describe someone who breaks laws or acts immorally.

Ingenious means clever, skillful, or inventive - overlapping with crafty which means skillful, especially in a cunning or clever way. Both describe intelligence and cleverness.

Apportion means to distribute or allocate something in shares - synonymous with distribute which means to divide and give out in shares.

Willful means deliberate, intentional, or done on purpose - exactly matching deliberate which means done consciously and intentionally.

Drink is a core meaning of carouse - to drink heavily or engage in noisy, drunken revelry. The verb form directly connects to consuming alcohol.

Callous means showing no sympathy or concern for others. Heartless is the best synonym as both describe someone lacking empathy or compassion.