Term 1

salient

Definition 1

"(adj.) - significant, conspicuous"

Term 2

sybarite

Definition 2

"(n.) - someone devoted to pleasure and luxury, a voluptuary"

Term 3

voluptuary

Definition 3

"(n.) - someone devoted to sensory pleasure and luxury, a sybarite"
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Term 4

hedonist

Definition 4

(n.) - one whose primary pursuit is pleasure

Term 5

immaculate

Definition 5

"(adj.) - impeccably clean, spotless, pure"

Term 6

deluge

Definition 6

(n.) - a great flood or something that overwhelms like a flood
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Term 7

inclination

Definition 7

"(n.) - a tendency, propensity"

Term 8

propensity

Definition 8

"(n.) - an inclination, preference"

Term 9

tantamount

Definition 9

(adj.) - equivalent in value or significance
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Term 10

incredulous

Definition 10

"(adj.) - skeptical, disbelieving"

Term 11

novel

Definition 11

"(adj.) - strikingly new, unusual, or different"

Term 12

deleterious

Definition 12

(adj.) - harmful
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Term 13

frenetic

Definition 13

"(adj.) - frenzied, hectic, frantic"

Term 14

grotto

Definition 14

(n.) - a small cave or cavern

Term 15

irascible

Definition 15

(adj.) - easily angered
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Term 16

malaise

Definition 16

(n.) - a vague feeling of discomfort

Term 17

modicum

Definition 17

(n.) - a small amount of something

Term 18

neonate

Definition 18

(n.) - a newborn infant
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Term 19

olfactory

Definition 19

(adj.) - relating to the sense of smell

Term 20

fortitude

Definition 20

"(n.) - strength, bravery"

Term 21

ominous

Definition 21

"(adj.) - foreboding or foreshadowing evil, portentous"
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Term 22

portentous

Definition 22

"(adj.) - foreboding or foreshadowing evil, ominous"

Term 23

presage

Definition 23

(n.) - an omen

Term 24

premonition

Definition 24

(n.) - a presentiment of the future
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Term 25

volition

Definition 25

(n.) - a conscious choice or decision

Term 26

predestination

Definition 26

(n.) - the concept of destiny or fate

Term 27

prestidigitation

Definition 27

(n.) - a sleight of hand
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Term 28

tenuous

Definition 28

(adj.) - having little substance or strength

Term 29

obfuscate

Definition 29

(v.) - to render incomprehensible

Term 30

purport

Definition 30

(v.) - to present an intention that is often false
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Term 31

feign

Definition 31

(v.) - to fake or pretend to

Term 32

vim

Definition 32

"(n.) -vitality and energy, vigor "

Term 33

vigor

Definition 33

"(n.) - vitality and energy, vim"
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Term 34

veracious

Definition 34

"(adj.) - honest, truthful"

Term 35

erroneous

Definition 35

"(adj.) - mistaken, incorrect"

Term 36

fallacious

Definition 36

"(adj.) - incorrect, misleading"
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Term 37

histrionic

Definition 37

(adj.) - excessively dramatic or emotional

Term 38

melodramatic

Definition 38

(adj.) - exaggeratedly emotional or sentimental; histrionic

Term 39

fabulist

Definition 39

(n.) - a teller of fables; a liar
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Term 40

convalescence

Definition 40

(n.) - the gradual return to health after illness

Term 41

dearth

Definition 41

"(n.) - a lack, scarcity"

Term 42

rife

Definition 42

(adj.) - abundant
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Term 43

luminescence

Definition 43

(n.) - light from non-thermal sources

Term 44

lithe

Definition 44

"(adj.) - graceful, flexible, supple"

Term 45

limber

Definition 45

"(adj.) - bending or flexing readily, pliable"
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Term 46

pique

Definition 46

(v.) - to provoke or to cause indignation

Term 47

peregrinate

Definition 47

(v.) - to travel from place to place on foot

Term 48

innate

Definition 48

"(adj.) - inborn, native, inherent"
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Term 49

penchant

Definition 49

"(n.) - a tendency, partiality, preference"

Term 50

rustic

Definition 50

(adj.) - relating to country life

Term 51

morose

Definition 51

(adj.) - gloomy or sullen
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Term 52

mollify

Definition 52

(v.) - to soften in temper