 | Term | Definition |
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connoisseur |
somebody with informed and discriminating judgement |
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culpable |
at fault ; blameworthy |
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desultory |
random ; ADD |
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epithet |
phrase used to characterize |
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facetious |
not meant seriously ; playworthy |
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foible |
a minor flaw or weakness. often funny |
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gregarious |
enjoying the company of others |
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ignominy |
dishonor or disgrace |
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lucid |
clear and intelligible to the understanding |
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narcissistic |
when one loves oneself too much |
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nuance |
a subtlety |
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obsequious |
excessivly submissive |
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plaintive |
mournful |
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precocious |
develope unusually early |
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sanctimonious |
making a great but insincere show of being holy or righteous |
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schism |
a split or division within the ranks of an organiztion |
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sordid |
filthy and mean |
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ubiquitous |
being or seeming to be everywhere |
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venerable |
worthy of respect because of position/age |
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zeal |
enthusiastic devtion to seomthing; fervor |
