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Skulk
To lurk; to move secretively.
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Skittish
Nervous; easily frightened.
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Zeal
Intense passion or enthusiasm.
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Blanket
Applying to all conditions or instances.
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Grotesque
Strangely or absurdly distorted.
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Elucidate
To make something clear; to clarify.
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Shade
A small variation, a nuance; a small amount.
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Vogue
Prevailing Fashion.
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Buoy
To keep afloat; to raise the spirits of.
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Resilient
Able to recover quickly (from bending or illness).
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Coalesce
To grow together; to merge into a single body.
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Wreak
To inflict; to cause (something bad).
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Diverge
To depart from a set course of opinion.
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Hierarchy
A ranking according to status or ability; a group having authority.
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Become
To be appropriate or suitable to; to look good with.
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Furrow
A trench in the earth made by a plow; a wrinkle.
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Dilute
To lessen the concentration, force or purity of by adding something.
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Eclat
Great brilliance, as of performance or achievement; conspicuous success.
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Quixotic
Foolishly idealistic; extravagantly chivalrous.
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Posterity
Future generations.
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Maverick
One who rebels; a nonconformist; an individualist.
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Detriment
Injury or damage.
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Homely
Unattractive, plain looking.
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Slovenly
Careless about one's own appearance.
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Scion
An heir; a descendant.
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Recluse
One who hides from the world.
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Fathom
To measure the depth of; to understand.
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Draconian
Extremely harsh and severe.
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Demure
Coy; modest, reserved.
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Perpetuity
A state of infinite or indefinitely long duration.
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Lore
Knowledge about a particular subject, especially of a traditional or popular nature
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Piquant
Agreeable pungent or sharp in taste, tart, agreeably stimulating or interesting.
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Waggish
Mischievous; playful.
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Elysian
Heavenly or delightful.
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Waif
A person without home or friends.
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Gauge
An instrument for measuring or testing; to measure.
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Fluctuate
To move back and forth or up and down. especially unpredictably.
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Repose
Relaxation; a state of rest.
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Shard
A fragment of a brittle substance, glass or pottery; a small piece of something.
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Insidious
Subtly harmful; stealthy, sneaky.
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Rift
A break in friendly relations.
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Clamber
To crawl or climb with difficulty, especially on all fours.
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Dapper
Neat and trim in appearance.
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Xenophobia
Fear or hatred of strangers or foreigners.
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Improvise
To do without preparation.
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Palpable
Capable of being handled, touched or felt; easily percieved.
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Tender
To offer formally; a legal offer; something, especially money offered as payment.
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Stamina
Resistance to fatigue or hardship; endurance.
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Deranged
Mentally disturbed.
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Baffle
To frustrate, as by confusing.
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Milestone
An important event.
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Beleaguered
Harassed; besieged.
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Dynasty
A succession of rulers or people in power from the same family.
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Vantage
A position that gives a wide view.
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