current SAT test vocabularies?

<p>There are some sat current vocabularies:</p>

<p>October 09 SAT:
Redundancy, Crystallize, Polymath, Lexicon, Hobble, Plasticity, Admonition, Captious, Edifying, Elude, Slapstick, Recrimination, Eclectic, Wry, Mock, and Rustic</p>

<p>Wednesday 09 PSAT:
Histrionic, Emote, Halcyon, Onerous, Munificent, Perfunctory, Avert, Somber, Wry, Subtle, Acute, Incredulous, Articulate</p>

<p>Saturday 09 PSAT:
Antithesis, Disparage, Dirge, Elan, Maverick, Oracular, Proponent, Prattle, Satirical, Surly, Synthetic, Squander</p>

<p>Nov 08 SAT
Metaphor, disparity, zealous, ameliorate, copious, acerbic, solicitous, discriminating, loquacious, antediluvian, unsavory, discern, provisional, virtuosity, preclude, chicanery, paradox, anecdote, skepticism, nuance, personification, and ironic.</p>

<p>Wed PSAT
alleviate, lucid, unencumbered, demagogue, effusive, supercilious, belie, deft, paragon, frugality, futile, audacity, and plasticity</p>

<p>Sat PSAT: gerrymander, innocuous, redundancy, anathema, atypical, tempered, chicanery, nonchalant</p>

<p>October 08 SAT
cerebral, momentous, trivial, inapt, magnanimous, cosmopolitan, nuance, paradox, unambiguous, enigma, prolific, pedestrian, edifying, precipitous, irreverent, derisive, lucid, munificence and wry</p>

<p>May SAT
Euphonious, Veneration, Parochial, Resurgence, Plethora, Facilitate, Tenacity, Forerunner, Paucity, Clandestine, Preternatural, Satirize, Denizen, Anecdote, Fortuitous, Shrewd, Autonomous, Confounded, Base and Paradox</p>

<p>Convoluted; Perfidious; Bellicose; Exasperation; Consternation; Commiseration; Reconciliation; Disputatious; Pervasive; Modicum; Manifestation; Obfuscate; Exacerbate; Debilitate; Conjecture; Nonchalance; Circumspection; Munificence; Antecedent; Harbinger; Derivatives; Panoply; Spate; Superfluous; and Foibles</p>

<p>March SAT
pristine, quixotic, unaffected, diffidence, elusive, assuage, indigenous, slight, duplicity, vituperative, inquisition, conundrum, ambiguous, overwrought, conjecture, meticulous, unconventional, plausible, and enigma.</p>

<p>Pragmatic, Enigma, Parity , Ameliorate, Exacerbate, Obstinate and Coherent.</p>

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Anyone knows other current SAT test vocabularies? June, May, March January 2009? December 2008?**</p>