54. WPME p. 484
sequor
to follow
queror
to complain
cilium
eyelid
super
above
strepo
to make a noise
pecus
cattle
-ary
adj suffix
im-
negative prefix
cheval
horse
callabus (caval-)
inferior horse
-ous
adj suffix
-ic
adj suffix
equus
horse
-ine
like, similar to, characteristic of
bibo
to drink
im-, in-
in
cado
to fall
de-
down
-ent
adj suffix
-ence
noun suffix
obsequious
fawning; excessively, ingratiatingly, polite
querulous
complaining
supercilious
snobbish
obstreperous
unmanageable
impecunious
short of funds
chivalrous
courteous to women
innocuous
harmless
bibulous
addicted to drink
cadaverous
gaunt
dolorous
sorrowful
obsequious
rude
querulous
content; uncomplaining; satisfied
supercilious
humble
obstreperous
quiet
impecunious
affluent
chivalrous
misogynous
innocuous
dangerous
bibulous
sober
cadaverous
healthy
dolorous
happy; cheerful
Do obsequious people usually command our respect?
no
Are querulous people satisfied?
no
Are supercilious people usually popular?
no
Is a person of affluence impecunious?
no
Do some women like chivalrous men?
yes
Are innocuous people dangerous?
no
Is a bibulous character a teetotaler?
no
Is a cadaverous-looking individual the picture of health?
no
Is a dolorous attitude characteristic of jovial people?
no
Is an obstreperous child difficult to manage?
yes
sorrowful
dolorous
servilely attentive; overly polit
obsequious
haggard; gaunt; pale
cadaverous
complaining; whining
querulous
addicted to alcohol; likely to drink past the point of sobriety
bibulous
addicted to alcohol; likely to drink past the point of sobriety
supercilious
harmless
innocuous
noisily unmanageable
obstreperous
attentive and courteous to women
chivalrous
short of money; without funds
impecunious