| Term | Definition |
| Mellifluous | having a rich, smoothly, flowing sound |
| Epicurean | taking pleasure in food and drink |
| Oeuvre | the complete work of an artist, composer, or write |
| Arbiter | a person with the ability to resolve a disagreement; a judge |
| Verdant | fresh and green, referring to plant life |
| Vagary | unpredictable action or behavior |
| Vacuous | lacking intelligence |
| Attrition | wearing down over time |
| Archetype | a prototype or original model |
| Approbation | formal approval of an act |
| Burgeon | to grow, expand, or bloom |
| Commensurate | an equal measure; corresponding in size and measurement |
| Confluence | a meeting or gathering together |
| Coup | a surprising brilliant and usually successful act |
| Secular | not spiritual or religious; worldly |