"Myriad Operations" by Flocabulary
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- Espy
- To Catch Sight of, Glimpse
- Uncanny
- of Supernatural Character or Origin
- Hail
- To Come From
- Terrestrial
- Relating To The Land
- Celestrial
- Relating To The Sky or the Heavens
- Winsome
- Charming, Attractive
- Presumptuous
- Disrespectfully Bold
- Brash
- Hasty or Lacking In Sensitivity
- Brazen
- Excessively Bold, Brash
- Audacious
- Excessively Bold
- Brusque
- Short, Abrupt, Dismissive
- Incisive
- Clear, Sharp, Direct
- Succint
- Marked By Compact Precision
- Cursory
- Brief To The Point of Being Superficial
- Contusion
- Bruise, Injury
- Laceration
- A Cut, Tear
- Acute
- Sharp, Severe
- Callous
- Harsh, Cold, Unfeeling
- Credulity
- Readiness To Believe
- Myriad
- Consisting of a Very Great Number
- Pertinacious
- Stubbornly Persistent Holding To a Belief or Position
- Metamorphosis
- A Change of Form, Shape, Substance
- Refrain
- To Hold Oneself Back, Forbear
- Foster
- To Stimulate, Promote, Encourage
- Supplant
- To Displace and Substitute For Another
- Whet
- To Make More Keen, Stimulate
- Akimbo
- With Hands on Hips and Elbows Extending Outward.
- Swarthy
- A Dark Color or Complexion
- Ruddy
- Having a Healthy, Reddish Color
- Exorbitant
- Excessive
- Veneer
- A Superficial or Deceptively Attractive Appearance, Facade
- Complicit
- Being An Accomplice in a Wrongful Act
- Obdurate
- Unyielding to Persuasion or Moral Influences
- Cajole
- To Urge, Coax
- Aggrandize
- To Increase or Make Greater
- Pulchritude
- Physical Beauty
- Torrid
- Giving Off Intense Heat, Passionate
- Sate
- To Satisfy (An Appetite) Fully
- Satiate
- To Satisfy Excessively
- Abort
- To Give Up an a Half-Finished Project
- Battery
- An Assault or an Array of Similar Things Intended For Use Together
- Compliment
- An Expression of Esteem or Approval
- Ethereal
- Heavenly, Exceptionally Delicate or Refined
- Sagacious
- Shrewd, Showing Sound Judgement
- Aloof
- Reserved, Distant
- Bard
- A Poet, Often a Singer As Well
- Travesty
- A Grossly Inferior Imitation
- Tragedy
- A Disastrous Event, or a Work of Art in Which the Hero Meets a Terrible Fate.
- Parody
- A Satirical Imitation
- Anomaly
- Something That Does Not Fit Into The Normal Order.
- Ubiquitous
- Existing Everywhere, Widespread
- Obsequious
- Excessively Compliant or Submissive
- Submissive
- Easily Yielding to Authority