| Term | Definition |
| complement | something that completes or makes perfect; to perfect |
| component | any of the more important parts of a whole |
| conjure | to call forth by magic |
| emphasize | to give special attention to; to stress |
| homage | honor or respect shown publicly |
| impromptu | unplanned |
| lush | marked by richness of growth, especially vegetation |
| medley | a mixture of often unrelated things |
| oblige | to require someone to do something for legal, social, or moral reasons |
| pretentious | drawing undeserved or inappropriate attention to oneself; showy |
| prowess | great skill or ability |
| rustic | of or relating to country life or people |
| subtle | so slight as to be not easily seen or understood |
| vocation | a person's employment; occupation |
| warble | to sing in a melodious manner |