| Term | Definition |
| conglomerations | a mass, cluster, or combination |
| implacable | unbending or merciless |
| ineluctably | in an inescapable or unavoidable way |
| matriculating | to enroll or register |
| emissary | a representative sent on a mission or errand |
| mastication | the act of chewing |
| elegiac | expressing sorrow or sadness |
| vivacity | liveliness |
| fiasco | a failure or disaster |
| turgid | excessive or overly large to the point of appearing swollen |
| gesticulating | overly animated or excited |
| insolence | rude speech or rude behavior |
| motley | of great variety |
| beseechingly | in an urging, begging manner |
| sullenly | in a gloomy or dismal way |
| listlessly | in an indifferent way with little or no interest |
| broods | to constantly worry about things |
| querulous | full of complaint; whiney |
| importunately | in an urgent or persistant way |
| imploringly | in a begging way |
| emulate | to imitate |
| imminent | likely to occur at any moment |
| demurely | in a reserved, shy, or modest way |
| supercilious | arrogant or full of pride |
| ominous | threatening |
| unobstrusive | unnoticeable |
| imperiously | in a domineering way |
| tribulations | troubles, sufferings, or trials |
| beleaguered | to be surrounded in a harassing or bothersome way |
| indolently | in a slow, sluggish, or inactive way |
| abashed | ashamed or embarrassed |
| tumultuously | in a disturbing or aggitated way |
| decorously | properly or politely |
| gingerly | cautiously or carefully |
| abates | to reduce or lessen in intensity |