Confusables F-N Review

They traveled FARTHER, FURTHER into the wilds of New Jersey.
1. FARTHER
2. FURTHER
They discussed the issue FARTHER, FURTHER.
1. FARTHER
2. FURTHER
Ignore his punning; it's just a FAZE, PHASE.
1. FAZE
2. PHASE
Synonyms do not FAZE, PHASE me.
1. FAZE
2. PHASE
He has a FLAIR, FLARE for fashion.
1. FLAIR
2. FLARE
His talent FLAIRED, FLARED brighter than ever.
1. FLAIRED
2. FLARED
The downed pilot shot up a signal FLAIR, FLARE.
1. FLAIR
2. FLARE
If you've got it, FLAUNT, FLOUT it.
1. FLAUNT
2. FLOUT
"Question Authority" is not strong enough. I want a bumper
sticker that says "FLAUNT, FLOUT Authority."
1. FLAUNT
2. FLOUT
With its hull split and its cargo on fire, the ship FLOUNDERED, FOUNDERED.
1. FLOUNDERED
2. FOUNDERED
Rescuers FLOUNDERED, FOUNDERED through the mud to get to the flooded house.
1. FLOUNDERED
2. FOUNDERED
Always lucky, he made another FORTUNATE, FORTUITOUS choice.
1. FORTUNATE
2. FORTUITOUS
A FORTUNATE, FORTUITOUS [chance] meeting at a friend's wedding led to
their marriage.
1. FORTUNATE
2. FORTUITOUS
"Fulsome" means:
1. insincere, excessive
2. copious or overweight
New recruits had to run the GANTLET, GAUNTLET in their underwear.
1. GANTLET
2. GAUNTLET
His attempts to GIBE, JIBE his opponent only won his opponent more supporters.
1. GIBE
2. JIBE
The senator's views GIBE, JIBE with the governor's.
1. GIBE
2. JIBE
After holding to the president's plan for two weeks, the House today GIBED/JIBED in the direction of campaign finance reform.
1. GIBED
2. JIBED
The Apaches practiced a form of GORILLA, GUERRILLA warfare.
1. gorilla
2. GUERRILLA
In some countries, condemned murderers are HANGED, HUNG.
1. HANGED
2. HUNG
After he had HANGED, HUNG the picture in three different places, he decided to store it in the closet.
1. HANGED
2. HUNG
The killer was calm, systematic, IMPASSABLE, IMPASSIVE.
1. IMPASSABLE
2. IMPASSIVE
During heavy snow, some mountain roads become IMPASSABLE, IMPASSIVE.
1. IMPASSABLE
2. IMPASSIVE
What are you IMPLYING, INFERRING when you say that?
1. IMPLYING
2. INFERRING
From what you say, I IMPLY, INFER that you dislike chocolate.
1. IMPLY
2. INFER
He talks LIKE, AS IF he grew up in Idaho.
1. LIKE
2. AS IF
He talks LIKE, AS IF a man who grew up in Idaho.
1. LIKE
2. AS IF
He was LOATH, LOATHE to leave her.
1. LOATH
2. LOATHE
He was sorry to leave her, even though she did LOATH, LOATHE him.
1. LOATH
2. LOATHE
I became MAD, ANGRY enough to yell at him.
1. MAD
2. ANGRY
The MORAL, MORALE Majority is a powerful lobbying organization.
1. MORAL
2. MORALE
His MORAL, MORALE was lifted by the news of victories in Afghanistan.
1. MORALE
2. MORAL
The rotten shrimp made me NAUSEATED, NAUSEOUS
1. NAUSEATED
2. NAUSEOUS
Proposing this amendment was like throwing down the GANTLET, GAUNTLET in front of the governor.
1. GANTLET
2. GAUNTLET
Jane Goodall made the first scientific studies of GORILLAS, GUERRILLAS in their remote mountain habitat.
1. gorillas
2. GUERRILLAS