adulterate
Verb. To corrupt, make worse by the addition of something of lesser value
ambidextrous
Adjective. Equally skillful with each hand
augment
Verb. To make something greater by adding to it
bereft
Adjective. Sorrowful through loss or deprivation
deploy
Verb. Place troops or weapons in battle formation
dour
Adjective. Relentlessly severe, gloomy in manner of appearance
fortitude
Noun. Courage in pain or adversity
gape
Verb/Noun. Look with amazement/A wide opening
gibe
Noun/Verb. An insulting remark; taunt/making insulting remarks
guise
Noun. An external form, appearance, or manner of presentation
insidious
Adjective. Working or spreading in a hidden and usually injurious way
intimation
Noun. A hint, indirect suggestion
opulent
Adjective. Lavish, rich and luxurious
pliable
Adjective. Easily bent; flexible. (Not just materials, but can refer to minds)
reiterate
Verb. To say, state, or perform again
stolid
Adjective. Not easily moved mentally or emotionally; dull, unresponsive
tentative
Adjective. Not certain or fixed
unkempt
Adjective. Having an untidy appearance.
verbatim
Adjective. Using exactly the same words
warily
Adjective. Feeling or showing caution about possible dangers or problems.