summerrmiller on March 25, 2010
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sybarite | a person devoted to pleasure and luxury |
sycophant | a self-serving flatterer, yes man |
syncopation | temporary irregularity in musical rhythm |
tableau | vivid description, striking incident or scene |
tacit | silently understood or implied |
taciturn | uncommunicative not inclined to speak much |
tactile | relating to sense of touch |
taint | to spoil or infect; to stain honor |
tangential | digressing, diverting |
tantamount | equivalent in value or significance; amounting to |
tawdry | gaudy, cheap, showy |
taxonomy | the science of classification |
tempestuous | stormy, raging, furious |
tenuous | weak, insubstantial |
tepid | lukewarm; showing little enthusiasm |
terminal | concluding, final; fatal |
terse | concise, brief, free from extra words |
theocracy | government by priests representing a god |
timorous | timid, shy, full of apprehension |
tinge | to color slightly |
toady | a flatterer, a hanger-on, yes man |
tome | a book, usually large and academic |
torpid | lethargic, unable to move; dormant |
translucent | partially transparent |
transmute | to change in appearance or shape |
tremulous | trembling, quivering; fearful and timid |
trenchant | acute, sharp, incisive, forceful and effective |
trepidation | fear and anxiety |
trifling | of slight worth, trivial, insignificant |
trite | shallow, superficial |
truncate | to cut off, shorten by cutting |
tryst | an agreement between lovers to meet, rendezvous ;) |
trupitude | inherent, vileness, foulness and depravity |