acquiesce
verb; to give into or go along with
belittle
verb; to make someone or something seem small or unimportant
conspicuous
adjective; easily seen; noticeable
disheveled
adjective; messy, sloppy, unkempt
evoke
verb; to bring forth or call to mind
fatuous
adjective; foolish, silly
grievous
adjective; hard to bear; causing grief
Headstrong
Adjective; stubborn
Illuminate
Verb; to bring to attention or bring light upon
jeer
verb; to make fun of rudely or unkindly
kudos
noun; credit for an achievement; fame; glory
lament
verb; to feel grief for or about; to regret
myriad
noun; a very large amount
nebulous
adjective; vague; unclear
omnipotent
adjective; all-powerful
pervade
verb; to spread throughout
quandary
noun; a difficult or perplexing situation
redundant
adjective; unnecessarily repetitive
stoic
adjective; showing no emotion
tangible
adjective; touchable, real, concrete
unrequited
adjective; having reciprocated or unreturned feelings
verbatim
adverb; word for word; in the same words
writhe
verb; to twist and turn in a way that suggests pain
xanthous
adjective; yellow
yaw
verb; to turn from a straight course; swerve; veer
zephyr
noun; a gentle breeze
aloof
adjective; distant, physically or emotionally
Bereft
Adjective; not having something needed, wanted, or expected
candid
adjective; honest and sincere
dissuade
verb; to persuade not to do something
enmity
noun; hatred
facetious
adjective; humorously witty; smart-alec
garish
adjective; too bright or showy
haughty
adjective; stuck-up; snobby
inundate
verb; to overwhelm someone with people or things to deal with; flood
jocund
adjective; cheerful; jolly
knave
noun; a mean or dishonest person; a rascal
Lacerate
Verb; to rip, cut, or tear
morose
adjective; sad; gloomy
negate
verb; to make ineffective or invalid; to rule out
obstreperous
adjective; noisily and stubbornly defiant
penchant
noun; a strong liking
quixotic
adjective; foolishly impractical
reticent
adjective; tending not to talk or give out information
surreptitious
adjective; sneaky
truculent
adjective; ready and willing to fight
unwieldy
adjective; difficult to handle because of size or weight
veracity
noun; truthfulness
wily
adjective; skilled at deception; sly; tricky
Xanthophobia
noun; the fear of the color yellow
yawning
adjective; wide open; gaping
zest
noun; vigorous and enthusiastic enjoyment
abhor
verb; to hate, loathe, or detest
behemoth
noun; something enormous in size or power
coax
verb; to urge or persuade gently
dire
adjective; causing great fear or suffering; dreadful; terrible
elucidate
verb; to make a thought or idea clear; clarify
feral
adjective; existing in a wild or untamed state
gregarious
adjective; sociable; tending to associate with ones peers
harry
verb; to annoy chronically; to harass
indolent
adjective; lazy
jubilant
adjective; expressing joy
kismet
noun; fate; destiny
lucrative
adjective; profitable; money-making
malign
verb; to speak evil of; badmouth
narcissistic
adjective; conceited; in love with oneself
omit
verb; to leave out
penultimate
adjective; next to last
queue
noun; a line of waiting people or things
rectify
verb; to correct an error; to make right
stymie
verb; to prevent or hinder the progress of; to stump
terse
adjective; brief and to the point; abrupt
urbane
adjective; suave, courteous, and refined in manner; sophisticated
vie
verb; to compete for something
wont
adjective; in the habit of doing something; accustomed
xylophobia
noun; the fear of forests or wooden objects
yare
adjective; characterized by speed and agility; nimble
zany
adjective; comical; clown-like