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catalyst
(n.) person, thing, or agent that speeds up or stimulates a result, reaction, or change
jargon
(n.) vocabulary distinctive to a particular group of people
judicious
(adj.) showing around judgement
foible
(n.) a minor weakness in character
benediction
the act of blessing
frivolous
(adj.) trivial; silly
alacrity
(n.) liveliness; willingness; eagerness
deify
(v.) to make a god of; to look upon or worship as a god
carnage
(n.) bloody and extensive slaughter
impel
(v.) to push into motion
epitaph
(n.) an inscription on a tombstone; a brief comment
harp
(v.) to persist in talking continuously (on or about something)
lateral
(adj.) of or relating to the side
pallid
(adj.) pale; faint in color
impetuous
(adj.) acting suddenly without thought
adjunct
(adj.) connected or attached to in a dependent, subordinate, or auxiliary manner, but not a part of
macabre
(adj.) horrible, grim
farcical
)adj.) absurd; ridiculously clumsy
debonair
(adj.) carefree and self-confident in manner; elegant and gracious
penchant
(n.) a strong liking
deplete
(v.) to use up gradually
chicanery
(n.) the use of tricks or clever talk to deceive or evade
feisty
(adj.) aggressive; lively; energetic
mitigaet
(v.) to make less severe
gull
(v.) to cheat; to fool or hoax
nadir
(n.) lowest point
equivocal
(adj.) ambiguous; intentionally vague
geneaology
(n.) family history
impervious
(adj.) incapable of being affected
filial
)adj.) of or relating to, or befitting a son or daughter