| 1. interstate |
difficult
or impossible to believe: |
| 2. obtain |
to
penetrate or go through something. |
| 3. impossible |
to
perceive, discover, or uncover: |
| 4. clearance |
to
be customary; prevail: |
| 5. perforate |
a
pause or interruption between periods of activity; respite; recess. |
| 6. intermission |
available
to others; easily approached. |
| 7. interview |
to
cause (a liquid) to trickle or pass through something porous, such
as a filter. |
| 8. incredible |
to
provide an explanation. |
| 9. permissible |
permitted;
allowable. |
| 10. interpret |
easily
influenced or impressed (usu. fol. by to): |
| 11. susceptible |
the
space between things that prevents a collision. |
| 12. perennial |
a
meeting between a job applicant and a prospective employer, usu.
to determine the applicant's qualifications. |
| 13. approachable |
lasting
throughout the year, for many years, or indefinitely; constant: |
| 14. percolate |
not
able to happen, exist, or be done: |
| 15. detect |
concerning
or connecting two or more states, esp. of the United States: |
