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Convivial |
Festive; agreeable; jovial |
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Fathom |
To penetrate and come to understand |
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Diaphanous |
Transparent or translucent |
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Eupohonious |
Having a pleasant sound |
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Pontificate |
To speak out about something in a knowing and pompous way. |
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Verbose |
Wordy; containing more words than necessary |
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Officious |
Acting unduly important; aggressive in ovvering unrequested help. |
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Impetuous |
Sudden and vehement in action; impulsive |
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Diabololical |
Connected with the devel or devil worship, or extremely cruel or evil. |
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Atrocious |
Appallingly bad; so ugly in tast or appearance as to revile. |
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Iconoclast |
One who challenges cherished beliefs or tradtional institutions. |
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Gratuitous |
Free give; unnecessary; being without cause. |
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Saunter |
To walk at an easy unhurried pace |
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Lackluster |
Lacking energy, excitement, enthusiasm, or passion |
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Pedantic |
Relating to one who makes a show of knowledge. |
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Sardonic |
Sneering; sarcastic; cynical |
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Innocuous |
Harmless |
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Refute |
To defeat by argument or proof; disprove |
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Insurgence |
A rebellion or uprising against a government |
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Fatuous |
Silly, foolish, especially in an unconscious manner |
