flagrant | | beginning; origin |
patrician | | having a bad taste or smell; spoiled |
emissary | | self-confidence |
kindred | | warlike; relating to the military |
fracas | | to swerve or lurch from side to side while in motion |
lacerate | | weird; mysterious; strange and frightening |
futile | | to tear (flesh) jaggedly |
immaculate | | having a similar origin, nature, or character |
gait | | a small amount |
carp | | to become weak or feeble; to lose strength |
query | | a flood; an overwhelming rush |
queue | | to grow embittered over time; to rot |
nefarious | | very wicked; notorious |
genesis | | one sent on a special mission to represent others |
facade | | a line of people or vehicles |
deluge | | manner of walking |
catholic | | attributing human characteristics or qualities to objects, animals, or gods |
eerie | | to complain or find fault in a petty or nagging way |
martial | | spotless; perfect |
anthropomorphic | | an aristocrat |
beneficiary | | universal; wide-ranging |
careen | | a deceptive outward appearance |
aplomb | | one who receives benefits |
guile | | to ask; to inquire |
modicum | | a loud quarrel or fight |
fester | | great destruction; chaos |
languish | | glaringly bad; outrageous |
pall | | slyness and cunning in dealing with others |
havoc | | something that covers or conceals |
rancid | | useless; pointless |