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Aberrant
Deviating from the norm
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Accretion
Slow accumulation of something
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Odium
Extreme hatred or repulsion
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Apochryphal
Of questionable authenticity
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Vitiate
To spoil or make worse
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Coterie
Select group associating together
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Imperiousness
Overbearing
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Perspicacity
Acuteness of perception
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Polemicism
Art of practicing argumentation
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Imitable
Worthy of imitation
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Vapidity
Empty of interest or flavor
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Piquancy
Pleasant tasting, spicy
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Vitiated
Corrupted morally
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Panergyric
Public formal eulogy
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Pregrination
Act of traveling
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Abash
To shame or embarrass
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Obfuscate
To obscure or confuse
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Maladroit
Unskilled person
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Coterminous
Sharing a boundry
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Caprise
Sudden or unpredictable change
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Salutary
Favorable to good health
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Vestige
Remnant of something
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Hyperbole
Use of exaggeration for emphasis
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Harbinger
Sign of something to come
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Impunged
Challenged, questioned
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Fatuity
Foolishness, weakness in mind
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Gaucherie
Social awkwardness
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Subservient
Compliant, service
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Apostate
Abandons religious/political etc. belief
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Excoriate
To admonish intensely
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Expurgate
Clean intensely
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Donnybrook
Uproar, free for all, brawl
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Pernicious
Expremely harmful
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Sybarite
Devoted to the enjoyment of worldly pleasures
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Incumbent
Holding a position
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Hatty
Neat and well dressed
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Pertinacious
Holding on resolutely, stubborn
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