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erudite, adj.
eruditely, adv. |
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vociferous, adj.
vociferate, v. |
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serendipitous,
serendipity, n. |
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| come upon or found by accident |
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reify, v.
reification, n. |
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| To regard or treat as though it has a concrete or material existance. |
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1)practical
2)testing the validity of all concepts by their practical results |
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| One who uses clever, but misleading reasoning |
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| The art or practice of an imposter |
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spurious, adj.
spuriously, adv. |
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| An appointment to meet, especially one made by lovers. |
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| placed or settled securely |
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| A fixed idea or obsession |
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1)a small triangular bone forming the extremity of the spinal column in humans...
2)a corresponding part in certain animals |
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| The chemistry of the middle ages, the foremost goal of which was to turn base elements into gold. |
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1)Functionally independent, not under voluntary control.
2)Relating to the autonomic nervous system |
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