| Term | Definition |
| Complement | Something that completes or makes perfect; The number or amount that makes up a whole; To bring to completion or perfection |
| Component | Any of the more important parts of a whole; Contributing to form a whole |
| Conjure | To call forth by magic; To bring to mind; To rcall or evoke |
| Emphasize | To give special attention to; To stress |
| Homage | Honor or respect shown publicly |
| Lush | Marked by richness of growth, especially of vegetion |
| Impromptu | Unplanned; Without preparation |
| Medley | A mixture of often unrelated things; A section of music from various sources, played as one piece |
| Oblige | To require someone to do something for legal, social, or moral reasons; To earn the gratitude of; To do a favor |
| Pretentious | Drawing underserved or inapproprite attention to oneself; Showy |
| Prowess | Great skill or ability |
| Rustic | Of or relating to country life or people |
| Subtle | Able to understand fine shades of meaning |
| Vocation | A person's employment; Occupation |
| Warble | To sing in a melodious manner |