• au fait (French) (oh-fay):
    • knowing a subject or procedure well
  • mussitate (v.)
    • to silently move the lips in simulation of audible speech.
  • ostensible (adj.)
    • appearing to be; seeming.
  • Redolent:
    • Fragrant.
  • voluble:
    • speaking a lot; talkative
    • quick, easy or fluent;
  • retrograde (adj.)
    • having a backward motion or direction; retiring or retreating.
  • quotidian (adj.):
    • everyday; common
  • staunch (adj.):
    • strong and loyal in your opinions and attitudes
  • tremulous:
    • causing you to shake lightly/ slightly
  • visceral (adj.)
    • characterized by or proceeding from instinct rather than intellect.
  • bereft (adj.):
    • completely lacking something; having lost something
    • sad and lonely because you have lost something
  • rhapsodize (v.)
    • to talk with extravagant enthusiasm; to speak or write rhapsodies.
  • blandishments (noun):
    • pleasant things you say/ do for people to persuade them to do something
  • Demure:
    • Shy and reserved.
  • elucidate:
    • to make clear; explain
  • gumption (noun) (informal):
    • the intelligence needed to know what to do in a particular situation
    • courage and determination
  • Ebullience:
    • Bubbling enthusiasm.
  • chagrined (verb):
    • annoyed or displeased
  • ineffable (adj.)
    • incapable of being expressed in words.
  • ameliorate (v.)
    • To make or become better, more bearable, or more satisfactory.
  • coquette:
    • girl or woman who flirts
  • ebullient (adj.):
    • happy and excited
  • Gambol:
    • To skip or leap about joyfully.
  • Petrichor:
    • The smell of earth after rain.
  • Lethologica:
    • the inability to recall a precise word for something.
  • candour (noun):
    • the quality of saying what you think openly and honestly
  • hobnob (verb):
    • spend time together in a friendly way
  • impudent:
    • shameless or brazenly immodest
  • milieu:
    • the social environment that you live or work in
  • placid (adj.):
    • not getting angry or upset easily
  • grandiose
  • voraciously
  • __intermittent __
  • copiously
  • lambasted
  • hamartia
  • reverential
  • __ ascribe __
  • mottled
  • precipice
  • Contrapasso
  • pendulous
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