241. One who speaks for others : Spokesman
242. To supply land with water by artificial means : Irrigate
243. Easily duped or fooled : Gullible
244. A general pardon granted by the Government to political offenders : Amnesty
245. The process of deciding the nature of a disease by examination : Diagnosis
246. A group of three powerful people : Triumvirate
247. One who cannot be corrected : Incorrigible
248. Always ready to attack or quarrel : Aggressive
249. A list of books and writings of one author or one subject : Bibliography
250. Exclusive possession or control of anything : Monopoly
251. Not allowing the passage of light : Opaque
252. Careful and thorough enquiry : Investigation
253. Stealing of ideas or writings of someone else : Plagiarism
254. The absence of law and order : Anarchy
255. A thing likely to be easily broken : Brittle
256. A system of naming things : Nomenclature
257. List of issues to be discussed at a meeting : Agenda
258. The height of an object above sea level : Altitude
259. A place of good climate for invalids : Sanatorium
260. A man having no hair on the scalp : Bald
261. A person who is physically dependent on a substance : Addict
262. To injure one’s reputation : Defame
263. Found all over the world : Universal
264. Occurring at irregular intervals in time : Sporadic
265. An office with a salary but no work : Sinecure
266. Scale used for measuring the strength of an earthquake : Richter
267. A list of the names of books : Catalogue
268. A written statement about someone’s character, usually provided by an employer : Testimonial
269. That which may be easily broken : Brittle
270. An excessively morbid desire to steal : Kleptomania
271. Body of singers : Choir
272. Enclosed in a small closed space : Claustrophobia
273. A proficient public speaker : Orator
274. The study or collection of coins : Numismatics
275. A disease which is spread by direct contact : Contagious
276. One who intervenes between two or more parties to settle differences : Intermediary
277. The study of ancient civilizations : Archaeology
278. One who eats human flesh : Cannibal
279. One who is all powerful : Omnipotent
280. Able to use the left hand and right hand equally well : Ambidextrous
