VOCABULARY LIST #3                               NAME: __________________ FALL 1992 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ panacea (pan uh SEE ah)             (noun) A cure-all. Bill Clinton was seen as a panacea for all the nation's problems. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ephemeral (ih FEM ur uhl)           (adj) Short-lived. The feeling, however, was ephemeral. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ubiquitous (yoo BIK wit tus)        (adj) Everywhere at the same time;                                                      widespread. Term-limitation fever is ubiquitous. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ innuendo (in yoo EN doh)            (noun) Sly hints; insinuations. The Senator's campaign was filled with innuendoes and gossip. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ anachronism (ah NAK ron nizm)     (noun) Something out of its proper                                                         time period. A Model-T Ford on the highway today is an anachronism. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ NOTES: