GRE PICTURE DICTIONARY (PICTIONARY): Jul 11, 2009

GRE WORDS 483-484

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PURLOIN: ■ verb To steal, often in a violation of trust, pilfer, filch; take without permission, appropriate; eg.The thief attempted to purloin the purse from the park bench. Also visit Killthegre.blogspot.com for latest verbal threads

TENEBROUS:

■ adj. gloomy, dark, dim

eg.What a tenebrous place it is!

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GRE WORDS 483-484

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