Noun

1.Weariness of body or mind from strain, oppressive climate, etc.; lack of energy; listlessness; languor.

2. Indifference

Noun-Fanatic; An ardent and impassioned person.

Noun-

Great intensity of feeling or expression.

2. Intense heat

Adj-

Exceedingly submissive; customary of or relating to slaves or slavery

Adj-

Frantic; Frenzied

Verb:

To talk slowly, usually prolonging the vowels

Verb:

To emit sparks; to sparkle or flash

Verb:

To cut off the outer coating or layer.

Adj:

Extremely steep

Adj:

Having good judgement

Adj:

1.Making or having a harsh sound.

2.Having an irritating quality or character.

Verb:

To avoid work by feigning sickness

Coquette

Noun:

A flirt

Intrans Verb:

to flirt

2. to deal with something playfully rather than seriously

Adj:

Courteous or gracious

Noun:

A strong, sweetened liquer

2. Anything that invigorates

Adj:

Having become solid, firm, or coherent.

2. Brought together into a whole unit.

Noun:

1.Foreknowledge of events.

2. Divine omniscience

Adj:

Having an insatiable appetite for an activity or pursuit.

Noun:

A remark intended to start a conversation or make an intelligent point.

2. A calculated move where one seeks to gain an advantage

Adj:

Avoiding the use of direct and plain language as from timidity

Noun:

Divination from auspices or omens

Verb

To pray humbly;entreat a petition humbly

Verb

To implore urgently.

2. To beg eagerly for; solicit

Noun

Dispossession or loss.

Noun

A ring or collar, usually provided with holes for bolts, and screwed or welded over a tube to permit other object to attach.

Noun

The seeds of a vetch

Adj:

Working or acting merely for money or reward.

Noun:

A professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign army.

Adj:

To exceed customary or proper limit.

Noun:

Mental or emotional stability under strain;calm.

Adj:

To be exceedingly covetous.

2. Insatiable in desiring things

Noun

Perversion where one takes great pleasure by the infliction of mental or physical pain on others.

2. Delight in cruelty

Noun:

The crime of giving flase evidence under oath.

Adj:

Deceptive or misleading

Adj

Characterized by a lack of force or enthusiasm.

Adj

In agreement; agreeable; in accord; consistent

Verb

To roll about in water, snow, mud, dust, etc as for refreshment.

2. To live self-indulgently: to wallow in luxury

3. To flounder about; proceed clumsily

4. To billow forth as heat or smoke

Adj

The technical skill, fluency, or style exhibited by a virtuoso or composition.

2.An appreciation for or interest in the fine objects of art.

Noun

A social blunder; a faux pas (slip or blunder in etiquette, manners, or conduct.)

Verb

1. To place, put down, or set

2. To lay down or assume as a fact or principle; postulate

Adj

Old fashioned or out of date; antiquated; primitive

Adj

Lacking courage or resolution; cowardly; faint-hearted; timid.

Adj

Vapid; uninteresting; childish; nugatory; immature; puerile

Adj

Of no real value; trifling; worthless

Adj

Childishly foolish; immature or trivial

Noun

The academic study of games

Noun

The science of human movement

Verb

To show clearly; make evident or manifest; prove.

Noun

Delicate work of fine silver, gold, or other metal wires.

Noun

Logic

Noun

A state of perplexity or confusion, especially as to what to do; a dilemma

Noun

A travel from one place to another, especially on foot.

Noun

Sleight of hand (Performance or skill in performing magic or conjuring tricks with the hands.)

Noun

A long speech often characterized by pompous language (Harangue)

Adverb

1.Without previous thought or preparation: to decide offhand to take a trip

Adj

2.Informal, Casual, Brusque: an offhand manner

Noun

Something, as property or investments, that has been divested (stripped or deprived).

Verb

1. To send off or away with speed, as a messenger, telegram, body of troops, etc.

2. To transact or dispose of (matter) with haste.

Noun

1.The sending off of a messenger, letter, etc., to a destination

2.Prompt or speedy transaction, as of business.

Adj

Detached; standing alone; isolated.

Pertaining to an island or islands.

Adj

Inclined to silence; reserved in speech; reluctant to join in a conversation

Adj

Cowardly, pusillanimous

Noun

A coward

Adj

Showing a strict regard for what one believes is right.

2. Precise and exact

Sybarite

[sib-uh-rahyt]

Noun

A person devoted to luxury or pleasure

Adj

1.Elevated or lofty in thought, language, etc.  Paradise Lost is sublime poetry.

2.Supreme or outstanding 

a sublime dinner

2. Complete, utter.

sublime stupidity

Adj

Causing sorrow or pity. (A rueful plight)

2.Feeling, showing, or expressing sorrow or pity; mournful. (The rueful look on her face.)

Adj

1. Of great weight; heavy; massive.

2. Akward and unwiedly (He carried a ponderous burden on his back.)

3. Dull and labored (A ponderous dissertation.)

Noun

A rigid policy of racial segregation of the nonwhite population

Verb

To merge, fuse; blend together, combind.

Adj

Forbidden, illegal, improper,taboo.

Adj

Airtight or tightly sealed; unaffected by anything outside itself.

2. Occult

Verb

To give into pressure, to surrender, to collapse.

His defense capitulated when the new evidence was presented.

Verb

To uplift; to benefit or instruct, especially morally.

We were edified by reading George Washington's rules for conduct.

Noun

The act of showing favoratism to relatives and friends in business or politics.

It was not nepotism, but talent that got Julian where he was.

Verb

To pollute, spoil, impair, corrupt, pervert.

Media violence is vitiating the morals of our young people.

Verb

To be dogmatic; to espouse a theory, doctrine, or belief system whether or not it is practical.

The more doctrinaire members of the congregation were offended by the views of the neo-orthadox minister.

Adj

Festive, friendly, good natured.

We wanted to stay longer because we enjoyed the good music, the good food, and the convivial company.

Noun

A minor offense

Adj

Immature, inexperienced, unsophisticated due to youthfulness.

As a callow youth of nineteen, I did not realize how wise my dad was.