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| pretend; give false appearance |
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| a strong urging or pleading |
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| a whim; a sudduen change of mind |
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| contrary; deviating from what is considered right |
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| used abusive language toward someone |
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| just another word that rhymes with "testiculation" (a gesturing) |
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| to put on; to dress in (i.e. Alan endued his man-thong. I just thought you should have that image while studying for vocab) |
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| explaining in great detail |
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| blame or censure for a fault |
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| to dress or decorate in a showy way |
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| that cannot be taken away (that's what they wrote down, they're the dicks, don't blame me) |
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| one who entertains with jokes or tricks |
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| to state or offer as reason, argument, or proof |
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| to lay claim to; to maintain |
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| lacking in hope; pessimistic |
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| annoyingly persistent; insistent |
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| a person sent on a special missin; agent |
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| atonement (i.e. for getting feaky with a minister) |
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| to talk long and idly; chatter |
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| the quality or state of being changeable; a fluctuation of state or condition |
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| turbulent, stormy, uproar |
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| hard to accomplish or achieve; strenuous |
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| keen in sense perception; acute discernment |
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| the quality or state of being watchful and awake |
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| the quality or state of being watchful and awake |
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| promptness in response; cheerful reasiness (i.e. He responded with alacrity when she told him to take off....) |
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| firmly established by long persistence; habitual |
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| affected with uncontrollable tremors of the body or body parts |
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| aggressive attack on or refutation of the principles or opinions of another; controversial |
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| tending to vanish like vapor; transient |
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| one who deals with old or rare books |
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| to go against or act in opposition to; oppose; thwart |
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| having lost motion or the power of exertion; lacking energy; dull; dormant |
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| utter foolishness; nonsensical |
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| lacking the power to produce a desired effect; ineffective....(*cough cough* viagra *cough cough*) |
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| a strong liking deriving from one's temperament or experience |
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| facial featues (I like your physiognomies) |
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| to predict the future, especially from omens |
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| a formal or ceremonious observance of an occasion or event |
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| deep personal humiliation and disgrace; disgraceful or dishonorable conduct, quality, or action |
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| to strive for superiority |
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| rude language or treatment arising from haughtiness and contempt |
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| an earnest presentation of reasons for opposition or grievance |
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| position of prominence or superiority |
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| when she jumped up in the air, she got stuck |
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adj. kink·i·er, kink·i·est
1. Tightly twisted or curled: kinky hair.
2. Slang. Showing or appealing to bizarre or deviant tastes, especially of a sexual or erotic nature: “his appetite for kinky filmmaking, unmitigated by any artistry” (John Simon). |
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