521. Handwriting which is difficult or impossible to read : Illegible
522. One who studies the art of gardening : Horticulturist
523. Branch of medicine concerned with children and their illness : Paediatrics
524. Short speech or poem given at : Epilogue
525. Having juicy or fleshy and thick tissues : Succulent
526. All the arts, beliefs and social institutions etc. characteristic of a race : Culture
527. The schedule of travel : Itinerary
528. A decorative ring of flowers and leaves : Wreath
529. A person who is self-centred : Egoist
530. A study of sounds is known as : Phonetics
531. Animals which suckle their young : Mammals
532. Liable to be easily broken : Brittle
533. Accidental good fortune : Fluke
534. The art of beautiful handwriting : Calligraphy
535. Government by the few : Oligarchy
536. A special fondness or liking for : Penchant
537. A person who devotes his / her life for the welfare of others : Altruist
538. A person who lives by himself : Recluse
539. Her speech could not be heard by those sitting in the last few rows : Inaudible
540. Study of nature of God : Theology
541. Animals that eat flesh : Carnivorous
542. To die without having made a will : Intestate
543. To reduce to nothing : Null
544. One who is neither intelligent nor dull : Mediocre
545. An exact copy of handwriting or a picture produced by a machine : Facsimile
546. One who accepts pleasure and pain equally : Stoic
547. A speed delivered without any preparation : Extempore
548. The study or practice of dancing or composing ballets : Choreography
549. Murder of a brother : Fratricide
550. Loss of memory : Amnesia
551. One who lends money at a very high interest : Usurer
552. A fear of closed / dark place : Claustrophobia
553. A professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign army : Mercenary
554. One who thinks or speaks too much of himself : Egotist
555. A pole or beam used as a temporary support : Prop
556. A building in which aircraft are housed : Hangar
557. The headmaster brought back to mind the outstanding achievements of the school : Reminded
558. The group especially in the arts, regarded as being the most experimental : Avant-Garde
559. Having a stale smell or taste : Rancid
560. A short trip or excursion : Jaunt
