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| Greed or excessive desire for wealth. Opposite of generosity. |
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| Altruistic and charitable, does good things. |
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| Poor, needy, or destitute. Impoverished, you do not have anything. |
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| Something that is profitable or gainful, will make lots of money. |
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| Recently acquired money, but without status or class, lacks sophistication of being born into money. |
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| Deluxe, lavish, lush, classy, to spare no expense. |
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| Showy for the purpose of attracting attention, pretentious, showing off almost vulgarly so. |
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| A word relating to money, like financial, fiscal, or monetary. |
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| A charitable goodwill and love for fellow man. |
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| A small amount in proportion to a larger amount. |
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| Rundown, neglected poverty. |
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| Cheap and tacky, showing bad taste. |
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| Opposite of harmonious. Bitter, harsh, burning. |
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| Well spoken, intelligible, to clearly and properly say your words to be understood. |
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| A slanderous, false and malicious charge. |
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| To trivialize or nitpick. Being critical. "Bitching" |
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| Opposite of mumble. To verbally pronounce your words clearly and distinctly. |
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| Talkative and chatty. Likes to hear their own voice. |
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| A tirade, long ranting and raving about something in a negative way. |
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| Using spiteful, mean, abusive words to verbally attack. |
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| Similar to slang and jargon, special wording used in a more broad and common sense. "The felon was a three-timer." |
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| A clever and witty back and forth exchange while talking. |
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| Words spoken or written that don't carry a lot of literal meaning. Like a rhetorical question, one that's not meant be answered. |
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| Implied silence on something because nothing was said or done to show otherwise. "Tacit agreement" |
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| A purging or cleansing release of tension. |
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| A tirade, a long denunciation of something. |
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| Preachy or sermonizing, trying to demoralize. |
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| Rambling, and talking in circles. "Get to the point!" |
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| A nice voice or sound that is pleasant to the ears. |
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| To talk or write about something at length, a long and thorough discussion of a topic. |
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| Fancy words that don't really mean anything. Sounds good but is really a bunch of crap. |
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| An exaggeration or overstatement. "I've got a million things to do." |
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| Fascinating, exciting, to sparkle or shoot forth light. |
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| Adding to many or extra words to confuse on purpose. |
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Likable courteous and agreeable in conversation. Easygoing in talk. |
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When you are self inportant, disdainful, think you are better than other people. |
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Loud, rowdy, active, and rambunctious. |
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Bold and contemptuous. Audacious, daring, and blatent. |
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Being short, snippy, and blunt with someone. To dismissively brush someone off. |
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Gracious, charming, polite, well mannered, sophisticated, and chivalrous. |
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To delay, a tactic often used in court. To be unhurried, careful, don't rush. |
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Book smart and scholarly. Having a very deep knowledge that comes from books. |
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Having exact standards. Being picky, fussy, anal, perfectionist. Difficult to please. |
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Skillful, clever. To smoothly operate and cleverly manipulate. |
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Flawless, faultless, and perfect. |
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Cannot be reformed or corrected. |
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Someone who hate mankind. Does not like people. |
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Lowest of the low, low class, untouchable, shunned outcast, someone you don't want to associate with. |
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To medicate someone to make then very quiet, serious, and solemn. To knock them out. |
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Well mannered, smoothly polite to manipulate. |
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To hold persistent, commited, determined. Adamant, and doesn't give up. |
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Accuracy and mental keenness. To be savvy, sharp and have wisdom. |
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All actions for selfish motives. Skeptical, and pessimistic. |
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Creates or undertakes new businesses. |
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Not serious enough for the occasion, lacking the proper respect. |
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The person who sponsors and organizes the entertainment. |
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Ungrateful, shows no gratitude. Takes things for granted. |
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A player, womanizer, and seducer. |
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An expert, master, or authority on something. |
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Painstakingly careful and exact. |
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Sensible, cautious, shrewd. |
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Bitterly disdainful and cynical. |
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Brave and daring. Ballsy. Reckless bravery. |
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Hostile, belligerent, combative. Inclined to fight or disagree. Contentious. |
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To beat with a heavy blunt object. |
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Arrogant and dismissive of important matters. |
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Shy, timid, passive, quiet and unassertive, lacks confidence. |
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Tame, easily managed, obedient. |
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Not noble or honorable, despicable, sordid. |
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Brave and courageous, could be just a one time thing. |
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A coward and gutless chicken. |
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Stubborn and prone to fighting. Refusing to ever give in. |
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Strong, brave, dependable, heroic, valiant, reliable and always so. |
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Mean and unyielding, savagely so. |
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A close minded enthusiasm. Extreme and uncritical attachment. "He is a zealot for his religion." |
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