| Term | Definition |
| Alacrity | Prompt and Cheerful response |
| Amity | Friendship (The name of the town in "Jaws") |
| Cajole | Persuade with deliberate flattery, coax, wheedle |
| Clemency | Leniency |
| Euphonious | Pleasant or agreeable (sound) |
| Expeditious | Done with speed and efficiency |
| Proclivity | Inclination, tendency |
| Propriety | Correct conduct |
| Recalcitrant | Very stubborn, refusing to obey, unruly |
| Saccharine | Overly sweet attitude |
| Sumptuous | Lavish, luxurious |
| Torpid | Sluggish, inactive, dull |
| Adamant | Inflexible, immovable, obstinate |
| Arable | Fit for plowing, tillable |
| Cherubic | Innocent appearing, wholesome |
| Copious | Abundant |
| Corroboration | Confirmation |
| Decorum | Appreciate conduct, correct and proper behavior |
| Disputatious | Inclined to fight, argue, or debate |
| Gambol | To playfully skip or leap |
| Penury | Extreme poverty |
| Propensity | Preference, natural inclination |
| Quell | To quiet or put down a disturbance |
| Urbane | Have a refined manner, suave, and elegant |
| Verbose | Wordy, very talkative |