Gist
(n.) The main idea or essence
Annotation
(n.) A note or comment or critique or explanation usually added to text
Fortuitous
(adj.) Happening by chance or by accident; Lucky
Inimical
(adj.) Unfriendly or hostile
Recondite
(adj.) Dealing with abstract or hard to understand information
Debonair
(adj.) Having courteous or polished manners or charm
Covert
(adj.) Hidden or kept secret on purpose; covered; (n.) a hiding place
Gratuitous
(adj.) Free or done without charge
Efficacious
(adj.) Effective or able to produce a desired effect
Antediluvian
(adj.) Very old fashioned or antiquated or out-of-date
Reprobate
(n.) Something or someone given to sin, wickedness; (adj.) Morally unprincipled, wicked, or sinful
Equanimity
(n.) calmness or composure especially under pressure
Procrastinate
(v.) to delay or put off until later
Sedentary
(adj.) a lot sitting or resting with very little exercise
Accrue
(v.) To increase or accumulate over time or natural growth.
Motley
(adj.) Composed of a great variety or elements
Imperious
(adj.) Overbearing or demanding or seeking to dominate
Bedlam
(n.) A scene of confusion and noisy disturbance
Invective
(n.) abusive language or a strong insult (adj.) Mean, insulting or abusive
Provocative
(adj.) serving to excite or arouse by stimulating a strong feeling or desire
Munificent
(adj.) Very giving or extremely generous
Dun
(v.) To demand payment repeatedly; (n.) A person who demands payment (adj.) Dark or grayish brown in color.