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| witty, skillful storyteller; monologist |
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| vulgar; unconventional and disreputable |
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| charactized by bitter resentment; acromonious |
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| to irritate; cause resentment; irk |
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| to make thinner or sparse; less dense; attenuate |
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| obstinatley resistant to authroity; difficult to manage |
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| hidden; conceleaedobscure; abtruse; esoteric |
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| to engage in reconaissance |
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| the state of being fragrent, siggestive, or evocative |
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| to set something right or make amends |
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| radiant; shinning; brilliant; luminous |
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| to focibly assign; demote; consign |
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| to fail to honor a commitment; withdraw |
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| witty conversation; banter |
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| worthy of blame or censure |
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| to reject the validity of |
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| to invalidate; repeal; retract; annul |
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| impatien; uneasy, restless; fretful; agitated |
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| silent, reserved; taciturn |
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| marked by feeling of awe and respect |
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| effective writing or speaking |
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| humourous in a vugar way; lewd |
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| causing laughter; ludicrious |
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| very highly ornamented; relating to 18th century artisitc style of elaborate ornimination |
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