| arable | | composure; calmness |
| camaraderie | | melodious; pleasing to the ear |
| desiccate | | someone who participates in a conversation |
| equanimity | | a robber or bandit |
| frangible | | to take over; to seize power |
| interminable | | treating with condescension; acting superior |
| litany | | unconcerned; indifferent |
| lugubrious | | not allowing refusal or delay |
| moratorium | | to remove vulgar or objectionable material |
| replete | | occurring or seeming to occur everywhere; omnipresent |
| truncate | | strictly disregarding individual differences or circumstances |
| ubiquitous | | keen; mentally sharp |
| vernacular | | a fight; an uproar |
| wrenching | | tiresome and long; seemingly endless |
| zealous | | causing mental or physical pain |
| brigand | | transparent; clear |
| carte blanche | | full; abundant |
| contemptuous | | a universal truth; an established rule |
| cosmopolitan | | a transformation or dramatic change |
| donnybrook | | an artist's or a designer's workshop |
| incantation | | to dry out; to remove moisture |
| interlocutor | | fragile; easy to break |
| metamorphosis | | haughty; scornful |
| nomenclature | | to waver; to sway indecisively |
| nonchalant | | a deliberately deceptive or misleading argument |
| procrustean | | mournful; gloomy |
| rife | | a chant; a magical spell |
| sophistry | | everyday language |
| stygian | | abundant; prevalent |
| vestige | | to shorten |
| abstemious | | suitable for cultivation of land |
| archaic | | any long, repetetive, or dull recital |
| atelier | | a magic charm or superstitious object for protection or luck |
| axiom | | using or consuming sparingly |
| dulcet | | rapport and goodwill |
| expurgate | | boundless authority; unlimited power |
| iniquity | | dark and forbidding |
| patronizing | | an evil or wicked act |
| pellucid | | technical names or naming system in art or science |
| peremptory | | fervent; fanatical |
| perspicacious | | worldly; sophisticated |
| scapegoat | | a trace or evidence of something that once existed |
| talisman | | no longer current or applicable; antiquated |
| usurp | | one who bears the blame for others |
| vacillate | | a suspension of activity; an authorized delay |