| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Fortuitous | happening by accident |
| Illustrious | well known, respected |
| Frenetic | fast and entergetic |
| Quintessential | represting the most perfect |
| Meticulous | showing great attention |
| Pandemonium | wild and noisy |
| Clientele | customers collectively |
| Astute | having or showing an ability |
| Canopy | an ornement cloth |
| Mesmerize | To hypnotize. |
| Pontificate | speak pompously or dogmatically |
| Garrulous | given to excessive and often trivial or rambling talk (see also loquacious; antonym laconic) |
| pompous | puffed up with vanity |
| Vagabond | a wanderer who has no established residence or visible means of support |
| Libel | A false written statement, sign or picture meant to cause a person public ridicule or to damage his/her reputation |
| Slander | To make a false statement about a person that damages their reputation , words falsely spoken that damage the reputation of another |
| docile | easily managed or obedient |
| Frivolous | lacking in seriousness or sense |
| Icons | A picture, image, figure or statue |
| Profit | A Valuable return, gain |
| Ludicrous | Absurd not amsuing, causing derisive laughter |
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