Miss Awful

Anxious (Adjective)

Concerned, worried
I was anxious as I walked on stage

Atrocious (Adjective)

Extremely horrible, dreadful
It was an atrocious gesture, Sarah thought.

Compliance (Noun)

Obedience
On the shelf was the compliance

Congregate (verb)

Assemble, gather
The board will congregate

Console (verb)

Comfort, Soothe
She attempted to console me, but it didn't work

Ecstatic (Adjective)

Thrilled, overjoyed
He was the most estatic person in the room

Indulgent (Adjective)

Overly permissive and lenient
My indulgent friend was the one I really, truely liked

Mock (verb)

taunt, tease especially by mimicking a particular voice or behavior
The boy began to mock me

Slouch (verb)

Hunch over as with poor posture
I slouched in my seat

Subdued (Adjective)

Calm, quiet, under control
She was subdued as her eyes rolled over each and every word

Disparage (verb)

cutting remarks; billitle; to put someone down
He disparaged the teacher

Rambunctious (Adjective)

Unruly, boisterous
"His behavior was rather rambuctious if you ask me," she said

Scrupulous (Adjective)

Good moral values
He was scrupulous

Squander (verb)

Waste; sometimes squander money
The lunch trays were squandered

Whimsical (Adjective)

Capricious, changing your mind
The man talking to my teacher seemed whimsical