List 1 List 2 1. gown 1. orange 2. tap 2. bonfire 3. scorch 3. straw 4. puddle 4. roar 5. envelope 5. haste 6. rule 6. afloat 7. health 7. guitar 8. eye-lash 8. mellow 9. copper 9. impolite 10. curse 10. plumbing 11. pork 11. noticeable 12. outward 12. muzzle 13. southern 13. quake 14. lecture 14. reception 15. dungeon 15. majesty 16. skill 16. treasury 17. ramble 17. misuse 18. civil 18. crunch 19. insure 19. forfeit 20. nerve 20. sportive 21. juggler 21. apish 22. regard 22. snip 23. stave 23. shrewd 24. brunette 24. repose 25. hysterics 25. peculiarity 26. Mars 26. conscientious 27. mosaic 27. charter 28. bewail 28. coinage 29. priceless 29. dilapidated 30. disproportionate 30. promontory 31. tolerate 31. avarice 32. artless 32. gelatinous 33. depredation 33. drabble 34. lotus 34. philanthropy 35. frustrate 35. irony 36. harpy 36. embody 37. flaunt 37. swaddle 38. ochre 38. exaltation 39. milksop 39. infuse 40. incrustation 40. selectman 41. retroactive 41. declivity 42. ambergris 42. laity 43. achromatic 43. fen 44. perfunctory 44. sapient 45. casuistry 45. cameo 46. piscatorial 46. theosophy 47. sudorific 47. precipitancy 48. parterre 48. paleology 49. shagreen 49. homunculus 50. complot 50. limpet A definition is satisfactory if it gives one correct meaning for the word, regardless of whether that meaning is the most common one, and however poorly it may be expressed. (See _The Measurement of Intelligence_, pp. 227-28, for illustrations of satisfactory and unsatisfactory responses.) Time may be saved, with little loss of accuracy, by giving one list only, and in this case list 1 should be used. The standards required for passing are as follows: