- ire: intense anger; wrath
- percolate: to filter through; permeate
- imbue: to saturate; to inspire or impregnate as with feelings, opinions
- caprice: sudden, unpredictable change, as in mood or weather
- amalgam: an alloy of silver or mercury, occurring as silver-white crystals or grains; also, a mixture or combination
- solder: to join closely and intimately
- hirsute: hairy; shaggy
- tatterdemalion: a person in tattered clothing
- jetty: a pier or similar structure jutting into the water
- fraught: filled or laden
- droves: a large crowd of people, often in motion
- relegate: to send to an inferior position, place, or condition
- sate: to satisfy fully
- cauterize: to burn with a hot iron, electrical current, or fire, especially for curative purposes
- assent: to agree or concur
- facetious: lacking serious intent
- erstwhile: former, of the past
- regale: to entertain lavishly or agreeably; to delight
- chagrin: a feeling of vexation marked by humiliation or disappointment
- insouciant: carefree, nonchalant
- askance: with suspicion, mistrust, or disapproval
- corrugate: to draw or bend into folds
- convalescence: the gradual regaining of health after illness
- ingress: the act of going in or entering
- lecherous: lustful; erotically suggestive
- posit: to lay down or assume as fact
- pander: a person who caters to or profits from the weaknesses or vices of others
- replete: abundantly supplied or provided
- aperture: a hole, opening, slit, gap, crack
- voracious: craving something; exceedingly eager or avid
- stipulation: a condition or demand in a contract or agreement
- lubricious: arousing or expressive of sexual desire
- philistine: lacking in or hostile to culture
- canting: to talk hypocritically; to beg
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