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Complacent
ADJ: Very Confident
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Adamant
ADJ: Unyielding in attitude or opinion, Determined (Republicans are adamant that their opinion is always right)
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Ephemeral
ADJ: Short lived (ih-phem-er-uhl) (the ephemeral joys of childhood)
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Chary
ADJ: Cautious or wary
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Affable
Adj: Friendly, easy to approach and talk to, cordial
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Circumlocution
Noun: A confusing, long way to say something (like what politicians do)
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banal
ADJ: Lacking originality, bland, been done before (Vampires) (buh-nall)
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Berate
Verb: To scold [bih-reyt]
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Acute
ADJ: Sharp or intense (sharp minded or sharp pain)
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Hamper
Verb: To hold back
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Adversity
Noun: catastrophe (as in something having an an adverse effect)
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Adversary
Noun: An opponent
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Extraneous
ADJ: Not important, needless, irreverent (ik-stray-knee-us)
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Cacophony
Noun: An annoying sound [ka-kof-knee]
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Animosity
Noun: Hatred or disliking
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Acrid
ADJ: Unpleasant, mean
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Abridge
Verb: To summarize (an abridged audio book)
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Ardent
Verb: Enthusiastic
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Aloof
Adverb: Emotionally away
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Antediluvian
ADJ: Old, antiqued [an-tee-di-loo-vee-uhn]
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Compliant
ADJ: Obeying to commands
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Adulate
Verb: To admire someone [a-juh-late]
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Clandestine
ADJ: Hidden, secret [clan-des-tin]
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Indolent
ADJ: Not wanting to do work [in-duh-luhnt]
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Abstemious
ADJ: Not eating or drinking much
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Baneful
ADJ: Deadly, harmful (the bane of my existence)
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Ample
ADJ: More than enough
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Altristic
ADJ: Unselfish, sharing
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Querulous
ADJ: full of complaints; complaining.
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