Adjective: A Chemical They Put In Your Food Allocato

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adjective: a chemical they put in your food
allocator: dangerous animal resembling a crocodile
ambience: special van that takes people to hospital
anomalous: doesn't have a name
antimony: money paid to a former spouse
aromatic: works by itself without manual control
bowels: the letters a, e, i, o and u
carnivore: people dancing and playing music in the street
catalyst: a man with lots and lots of money
citation: place where a train stops
cola: two dots
combatant: capable of doing his job
commutator: a person who travels daily between home and work
commuter: a machine that does sums
conservation: two people talking
dejection: processing that occurs in the stomach and intestates
deportment: part of an organisation
diffuse: to prevent from exploding
dissertation: pausing uncertainly, or dithering
electorate: you have to plug it in to make it work
element: large animal with a trunk
elicit: you're not supposed to have one
elocution: an electric shock kills you
elusion: something you can see but it's not really there
evacuate: to turn to vapour and vanish
extensive: costs a lot of money
faction: a half, a quarter, a third, etc.
formerly: in the correct manner
germanium: a sort of flower
guerilla: a large ape
hypotenuse: large grey animal that lives in swamps
incest: small animals with six legs
insulant: impolite; rude
interminable: within the organisation only
intestate: part of the body that absorbs food
invincible: you can't see it
lesion: listening to the teacher
mammary: the ability to recollect the past
manual: occurring once a year
minaret: a 19th century dance in three-four time
minuet: sixty seconds
omnivore: large red vehicle that carries people about
paradigm: place of great luxury and happiness
philately: telling someone he is nice
pogrom: what runs on a computer
porpoise: intention
preposterous: large grey African animal with one horn
purple: a tortoise that can swim
sellafield: sticky tape
semantic: of middle Eastern origin
sentience: sequence of words ending with a dot
sentry: period of 100 years
sinecure: unsure of himself
tango: you can't untie it
tempt: a canvas shelter
tenable: an octopus's arm
tropical: everyone is talking about it
uninhibited: nobody lives there
yuppie: a baby dog

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