transitive verb

to champion is...

a) to enjoy eagerly or avidly
b) to ride a horse in (a race)
c) to act as militant supporter of
d) to become skilled or proficient in the use of

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adjective

contingent is...

a) likely but not certain to happen
b) continually occurring or recurring
c) occurring occasionally, singly, or in irregular or random instances
d) happening at short intervals : often repeated or occurring

noun

persimmon is...

a) the aromatic capsular fruit of an Indian herb of the ginger family
b) any of a genus of trees of the ebony family with hard fine wood
c) a European biennial herb of the carrot family
d) any of several Asian trees of the laurel family

adjective

august is...

a) characterised by erudition
b) arousing desire
c) serenely self-possessed
d) inspiring awe or admiration

noun

a grange is...

a) the residence and outbuildings of a gentleman farmer
b) a defined area of land formerly set aside in England as a royal hunting ground
c) a small, secluded valley
d) a cultivated expanse of land, especially one devoted to a particular crop

adjective

A sapient person possesses or expresses...

a) exemplary equestrian etiquette
b) excessive embellishment in style or language
c) deep understanding, keen discernment, and a capacity for sound judgment
d) a dry rasping voice

noun

waggery is...

a) wet spongy ground
b) mischievous merriment
c) goods acquired by unlawful means
d) a creation of the mind

noun

an eagle is...

a) the score standard for each hole of a golf course
b) a golf score of one stroke on a hole
c) a golf score of one stroke less than par on a hole
d) a golf score of two strokes less than par on a hole

noun

petulance is...

a) the quality or state of being characterised by capricious ill humor
b) the quality or state of being likely to cause gas
c) the quality or state of being open to the free circulation of air
d) the quality or state of being fetid like a skunk cabbage