"Friends" by Flocabulary
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- Gilded
- Covered With A Thin Layer of Gold, or Deceptively Attractive.
- Concoct
- To Mark Up or Invent
- Indignation
- Anger Due To An Unfair Situation
- Patent
- Clear, Apparent
- Inextricable
- Hopelessly Confused or Tangled
- Discreet
- Prudent or Inconspicuous
- Surreptitious
- Done In a Secret or Stealthy Way
- Alacrity
- Speed, Readiness
- Manifest
- To Show Clearly
- Erect
- To Contruct, To Raise
- Grandiose
- Extraordinary, Grand In Scope
- Meager
- Lacking In Quality or Stature
- Envious
- Jealous
- Magnanimous
- Generous, Noble
- Munificent
- Generous, Benevolent
- Affable
- Friendly, Amiable
- Amiable
- Friendly, Affable
- Conciliatory
- Agreeable, Friendly
- Hierarchy
- A Ranking System of Groups or Individuals
- Linchpin
- Something That Holds Separate Things Together
- Weather
- To Withstand or Survive a Situation
- Inclement
- Stormy, Bad, Severe
- Jubilant
- Joyful, Happy
- Alleviate
- To Relieve
- Chastise
- To Criticize, To Scold
- Elucidate
- To Clarify
- Limpid
- Clear, Easily Understood
- Ultimate
- The Last Part, or a Fundamental Change
- Choreographed
- Arranged, As In A Dance
- Idolatrous
- Worshipping Excessively an Object or Person
- Fawn
- To Show Affection Through Flattery
- Extol
- To Praise Highly
- Diaphanous
- Transparent, See-Through
- Spectral
- Ghostly
- Apparitional
- Ghostly, Spectral
- Lethargic
- Lazy, Apathetic
- Comatose
- Lethargic
- Benign
- Nonthreatening, Innocuous
- Mendacious
- Inclined to Lie or Mislead
- Calumny
- An Attempt To Defame Another's Reputation
- Defame
- To Destroy The Reputation of
- Libel
- A Statememt That Gives An Unjust or Unfavorable Representation of a Person or Thing, a Defamation
- Slander
- A False Statement to Damage The Reputation of Another
- Malign
- To Slander, To Smear, To Liberl, To Defame, To Speak Evil of.
- Impudent
- Rude, Improper
- Puerile
- Immature
- Juvenile
- Young or Immature
- Guile
- Deceitful Actions or Behavior
- Bilk
- To Cheat or Swindle
- Telepathic
- Capable of Reading Minds
- Soothsayer
- A Fortune Teller
- Seer
- A Forture Teller
- Inveterate
- Habitual, Natural
- Delude
- To Deceive, to Mislead
- Compel
- To Force
- Camaraderie
- Cheerful Unity Among a Group