| antibody | | intelligent; clever and amusing use of words |
| sullen | | having a very sharp or strong smell |
| misogynist | | rough-looking |
| illiterate | | dislike of people in general |
| recycle | | who a person feels sad about because he or she has died |
| vivacious | | a play in which the main character falls to disaster through the combination of a personal failing |
| tragedy | | unable to read |
| etiquette | | poison |
| lucid | | social graces |
| pungent | | a methaphor for describing the non-physcial terrain created by computer systems |
| transient | | drawn tight |
| wit | | ill humor; sluggish; gloomy |
| rebellion | | a piece of writing that pokes fun at something or someone |
| revolution | | lasting for a short while; ephemeral |
| transcendence | | to prevent or discourage the occurrence of |
| dishevelled | | lively |
| satire | | person who dislikes women |
| cyberspace | | to dry up or shrivelled |
| pretext | | behaving live a tyrant |
| despotic | | an armed fight against something |
| comedy of manners | | excuse |
| deter | | imperfection or blemish |
| taut | | a band or bandage used to stop the flow of blood |
| venom | | group of performing artists |
| troupe | | substance produced by the body to fight disase |
| acknowledgement | | to use something again |
| lamented | | aristocratic amorous affairs that are laughed upon by peers |
| wither | | a big change in something |
| tourniquet | | clear |
| flaw | | recognition |
| misanthropy | | a state of being beyond the normal range of human experience |