| Term | Definition |
| Prolific | extremely productive or fruitful |
| Vehement | forceful, showing strong feeling |
| Venerate | regard with great respect |
| Proficient | Skilled at an art science or subject |
| Indictment | an accusation by a grand jury pertaining to the law |
| Uncouth | awkward and clumsy in shape or appearance. Unmanerly |
| Rebut | To try to desprove with evidence from the other saide of the argument |
| Erroneous | Mistaken, Incorrect |
| Endow | To provide with a permanant fund, or source of income |
| Conjuncture | To form an opinion w.o any proof |
| Defendant | A person being accused of something in front of a court |
| Contour | The outline of a figure or a body |
| Adroit | Expert in the use of hands or mind |
| Connoisseur | person competent to act as a judge of art, etc. (whose judgments are respected); a lover of an art |
| Encore | an extra or repeated performance |
| Penitentiary | A large prison or jail |
| jeer | To make fun of, unkindly |
| Pun | A humerous pun with words that sound the same, but with different meanings |
| Surmount | to overcome |