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- bluster
- speak or say loudly or arrogantly; behave in a bully way
- collation
- comparison of information; assembly of pages in order; reading of religious text
- mainstream
- main current of thought or behavior
- haven
- sheltered place; anchorage
- coup
- seizure of political power
- pillage
- plunder place, esp during war
- fiery
- glowing hot; red; inflamed
- demarcate
- determine and set official borders
- wile
- cunning strategy
- indespensable
- necessary
- dispensable
- not essential
- toast
- raise glass to honor somebody
- acme
- highest point of profection or achievement
- doggerel
- loose verse; poor quality composition
- enormity
- very evil
- epicure
- gourmet
- equanimity
- composure; calm
- eschew
- abstain from
- espouse
- to support; to advocate
- evince
- to show clearly
- exposition
- detail description or discussion; act of discussing or discribing something
- facile
- fluent; easy; skillful in a superficial way
- flag
- to weaken; to slow down
- forbear
- to refrain from; to abstain
- founder
- to fail; to collapse; to sink
- fulsome
- excessively complimentary
- gambit
- a scheme to gain an advantage; a plot
- gratis
- free, received or given without cost or payment
- hermetic
- airtight; impervious to external influence
- idyllic
- charming in a rustic way; naturally peaceful
- ignominy
- disgrace and dishonor
- ineluctable
- unavoidable
- inveterate
- habitual; firmly established
- itnerant
- traveling to find a job
- levee
- an embankment to prevent flood
- manifest
- obvious
- maudlin
- tearfully senimental; silly or weepy
- motility
- spontaneous movement
- palliate
- mitigate, partially excused
- patina
- surface discoloration because of age
- perturb
- to disturb greatly
- piquant
- pleasantly pungent
- plumb
- measure the depth of something
- presage
- to portend; to foreshadow
- quay
- waterside platform
- quintessential
- being the most perfect example of
- rampart
- fortified embankment
- remonstrate
- argue strongly
- remuneration
- payment
- reprobate
- somebody immoral
- surreptitious
- sneaky; secret
- venal
- capable of being bribed; corrupt
- wizened
- wither; shriveled;shrunken
- privation
- poverty; lack of comforts or necessities
- prurient
- having lustful thoghts
- verdant
- covered with green plants; leafy; inexperienced
- pave
- provide with a surface for walking on
- temperament
- quality of mind
- attentive
- paying attention
- rapt
- completely engrossed
- cleaver
- heavy knife used by butchers
- sculptor
- artist who makes sculptures
- palette
- range of colors used my artist
- chisel
- carve something with chisel
- swan
- tian e
- cygnet
- young swan
- gander
- male goose
- intelligible
- understandable
- treadmill
- tread
- walk or step on something; trample
- construe
- interpret
- irksome
- annoying
- amputate
- cut off part of body
- fulminate
- speak scathingly to express forceful criticism
- cur
- contemptible person
- villain
- evil character
- octogenarian
- someone in his her eighties
- compulsory
- necessary; forced
- desperation
- recklessness; hopelessness
- reck
- care, matter
- clan
- large family;
- quill
- large feather
- fawn
- young deer; seek favor by flattory
- lout
- someone lack of grace
- poltroon
- someone lack of courage
- impostor
- someone who pretends to be another
- scold
- tell someone off; speak harshly
- berate
- scold vigorously and lengthily
- shatter
- fragments
- mourn
- express sadness at somebody's death
- cobbler
- shoemaker
- conscript
- compel to military service
- enlist
- enroll in military; gain support
- enthrall
- delight thoroughly; enslave
- buoy
- keep soemthing up;floating signal
- locomotive
- rail engine
- windjammer
- large sailing ship
- cephalic
- of the head
- scapula
- bone forming back of the shoulder
- catechism
- religious questions and answers
- odyssey
- series of travels
- truss
- to tie tightly; something that provides support
- patio
- roofless courtyard
- reel
- revolving storage device
- spool
- wind something on spool
- skein
- twisted bundle of yarn
- canopy
- cover for shelter
- legerdemain
- show of decietful skill
- orator
- givers of speeches
- damp
- moist; melancholy
- vaudeville
- popular entertainment
- caricature
- comic exaggeration
- comical
- funny
- dune
- hill of sand
- frown
- displeased expression by wrinkling brow
- proponent
- advocate
- outfox
- outwit somebody
- outdo
- do better
- batter
- hit repeatedly
- antic
- clown
- commissioned
- authority to act as agent
- depose
- remove from office; take evidence
- shrug
- raise and drop shoulders to express indifference or lack of knowledge
- shudder
- shiver violently
- prose
- language that is not poetry
- nomandic
- wanderer
- sedentary
- involving sitting
- ravenous
- extremely hungry
- disband
- split up
- wayward
- disobedience; erratic
- methodical
- systematical
- dross
- something wrothless
- pandemonium
- chaos
- quartz
- crstalline mineral
- greisen
- rock composed of quartz
- dereliction
- neglect of duty
- compend
- compendium; short account
- compendious
- full and concise
- colossal
- very large; very great
- artless
- without deception
- nosy
- intrusively inquisitive
- punctuality
- keeping in arranged time
- slumber
- sleep, inactive
- arousal
- arousing of emotion or activity; sexual desire
- grudge
- resentment that last for a long time
- arsenic
- poisonous element
- pantry
- place for storing food
- sludge
- wet material; solid waste; broken ice
- obstrusive
- conspicuous; annoying,tend to force your presence or opinions on other people
- usher
- someone who seats people; escort or seat somebody
- sabbatical
- leave from work
- caste
- social class based rank, birth, or other criterion
- gentry
- the upper class just below artistocracy
- artisan
- skilled craftsperson.
- logy
- sluggish
- interminable
- seemingly endless
- restraint
- holding back something
- dulcet
- agreeable to hear
- fracas
- quarrel or fight
- sonorous
- producing sound;
- lull
- soothe or calm somebody
- cant
- slope; jolt; jargon; hypocritical talk
- purblind
- completely bind
- amulatory
- able to move
- dispatch
- send something; carry out
- convoke
- call to assemble
- forswear
- reject strongly
- curb
- edge of sidewalk; impose limitation; restrain
- febrile
- relating fever
- sturdy
- well made; with a strong build
- coarse
- rough; vulgar
- lackey
- man servant
- unguent
- healing ointment
- ointment
- substance that soothe itchiness, soreness, or help heal wounds
- grave
- serious in manner
- dandy
- excellent; one who is very elegant in dress or manners
- stern
- strict; severe; forbidding
- rogue
- somebody dishonest
- fatalist
- believer in fatalism
- stanch
- stop liquid flow
- gnome
- tiny supernatural being
- impasse
- block to progress or agreement
- easement
- limited use of property
- nonchalance
- casual attitude
- gaudy
- showy
- gaunt
- thin; stark
- stark
- plain
- plump
- filled with something; slightly overweight
- emaciate
- make or become thin
- oblivious
- unaware; forgetten
- mortality
- certainty to die; number of death
- pediatrician
- children's doctor
- stature
- height; individual's standing
- cushy
- well-paid and easy; luxurious
- startling
- surprising or alarming
- egalitarian
- believing in equality
- femur
- main bone in human's thigh
- spurt
- jet of liquid or gas; sudden increase
- eradicate
- get rid of something completelyl
- irradicable
- impossible to eradicate
- haul
- pull or drag something
- hale
- fit and strong; make somebody go somewhere
- dither
- hestitate; teeter
- apace
- quickly
- turbid
- muddy;confused
- limpid
- clear; lucid
- pellucid
- transparent; clear in meaning
- carousal
- noisy party
- inveigh
- speak out angrily
- objurgate
- scold
- lambaste
- criticize strongly
- excoriate
- denouce
- impugn
- criticize or cast doubt on
- reprehend
- censure
- retaliate
- hurt somebody in return
- agitate
- make somebody anxious, arouse public interest, move something violently
- pillory
- ridicule or punish somebody
- bacchanilian
- druken revelry
- revelry
- noisy celebration
- deprave
- corrupt somebody
- iniquity
- injustice or immoral
- libertine
- philanderer
- philanderer
- have casual affairs with women
- libidinous
- expressing sexual desire
- salacious
- with sexual content
- fealty
- faithfulness
- canard
- hoax, false report or rumor that intended as a joke; aircraft part like wing
- ersatz
- artificial, imiatating something superior
- mordant
- sarcastic; corrosive
- mordacious
- sharply sarcastic; bitting
- eulogize
- praise highly
- minatory
- menacing
- renitent
- rigid in structure or attitude
- recreant
- disloyal
- stultify
- diminish interest; make somebody seem stupid
- ancillary
- subordinate; providing support
- mainstay
- chief support
- stalwart
- dependable;strong; hard-working loyal supporter
- curmudgeon
- somebody who is irritable or stubborn
- untoward
- inappropriate; unexpected; causing misfortune
- burgeoning
- growing quickly
- clement
- mild as regards weather; merciful
- unstinting
- generous
- covetous
- want somebody else's property (covet)
- curt
- rudely brief; terse
- pithy
- brief and to point; of pith
- periphrastic
- using circumlocution; indirect statement
- turgid
- pompous and overcomplicated; overflowing
- despotic
- (despot); powerful ruler
- peremptory
- dictatorial