EYV Units 1-9

Without musical accompaniment (in the manner of a chapel)

A person who denies the existence of god (Greek “without god”)

Experts (those in the know)

A person who is inclined to deny the honesty of human motives (Greek “dog”)

A person who believes that experience provides the only basis for knowledge (Greek “experience”)

The end (final; end)

The leader in a competition (track)

Words drawn on buildings (little scratching)

To have a resource held in reserve (card playing)

A person who believes that pleasure is the chief good in life (Greek “pleasure”)

A person who attacks established beliefs (Greek “image-breaker”)

A person who sees things in an ideal form (Greek “form, model”)

A complicated situation (a tangle)

To start (football)

The printed text of the words to an opera (little book, booklet)

A bet that has only a slight chance of success (horse racing)

A public declaration if intentions (a manifestation)

A person who believes that worldly possessions form the only good in life (Latin “matter”)

A person who explains after a defeat what went wrong (football)

A person who believes that there is only one God (Greek “one god”)

A brief sentence that expresses the purpose of something (a word)

A person who seeks to commune with God (Greek “an initiate”)

A person who believes in all gods (Greek “all gods”)

Exactly what is to be expected (golf)

To serve as a substitute (baseball)

A person who believes in many gods (Greek “many gods”)

A person who approaches situations from a practical point of view (Greek “deed, affair”)

A temperamental person (first lady)

To overcome an opponent by contesting at every opportunity (basketball)

To isolate (forty days)

The outline of a dramatic work (scenery)

Seeking to attract attention (baseball)

Very softly (under the voice, under one’s breath)

A large military unit (a big square)

To begin with a severe disadvantage (baseball)

An artist’s workroom (a study)

Frustrated or thwarted (golf)

The speed at which music is played (time)

To give up (boxing)

The trunk of the human body (the body of a statue)