| Term | Definition |
| embarrass | abash |
| being the first of its kind in a region, native | aboriginal |
| obscure, difficult to understand | abstruse |
| accumulate over time, come about by addition | accrue |
| assent, agree passively | acquiesce |
| sharpness of mind or senses | acuity |
| wise saying, proverb | adage |
| comment, make explanatory notes | annotate |
| pithy maxim or saying | aphorism |
| prophetic, pertaining to revelations | apocalyptic |
| mislead or delude, pass time | beguile |
| a picture ludicrously exaggerating the negative of a person or thing | caricature |
| convincing | cogent |
| to think over, to ponder or meditate intently | cogitate |
| digressing, rambling | discursive |
| opinionated, opinions expressed strongly as if they were fact | dogmatic |
| an improper name or designation | misnomer |
| varied, widely diversified | multifarious |
| all-knowing | omniscient |
| flair or flamboyance in action | panache |
| widespread, affecting many people | pandemic |
| a theological set of beliefs held and taught by a certain group | doctrine |
| a worldview that believes that God created everything out of nothing and continues to act within creation | theism |