| Eccentricity | Condition of being out of the ordinary |
| Obstinate | not yielding to reason; stubbornly havung one's own way |
| Falsetto | an artificial way of singing or speaking in a high tone of voice |
| Derisively | Speaking of another ridiculing fashion |
| Voluptuous | Having the quality of producing sensual pleasure |
| Righteous | Having the quality or acting in a virtuous manner |
| Decorum | Whatever behavior is considered suitable or proper |
| Indefatigable | unable to be tired out |
| Totemism | Belief that animals or objects are related to human beings in some way |
| Affliction | Pain or suffering |
| Stoicism | a philosophy of indifference to pleasure and pain. |
| Precipitous | steep; like sheer cliff |
| Diadem | ornamental cloth headband worn as a crown |
| Obsidian | glass-like volcano rock |
| Undulating | Moving in waves |
| Distorted | twisted our of usual shape |
| Aseptic | free from disease-producing organisms |
| Lecherous | Characterized by excessive indulgence in sexual activity |
| Pensive | Seriously or deeply in thought |
| Infinity | endless or unlimited time, distance, or amount |
| Portentous | ominous; predictive of doom |
| Elation | state of being filled with great joy |
| Soprano | Highest singing voice |
| Conspicuous | attracting attention; obvious |
| Erogenous | arousing sexual desire |