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aficionado
(noun)
a person who likes, knows about, and is devvoted to a particular activity or thing
avant-garde
(noun)
a group of people who develope innovative abd experimental concepts, especially in the arts
(adj.)
relating to a group of people who develop innovative and experimental concepts, espicially in the arts
blase
(adj)
apathentic to pleasure or excitement as a result of excessive indulgence in something
bourgeois
(adj.)
having the attributes and beliefs of the middle class, marked by materialistic concerns
cliche
(noun)
a phrase or saying that has been overused and, as a result, has little significance or meaning
debut
(noun)
a first appearance
elan
(noun)
spirit, enthusuasm, or excitment
entrepreneur
(noun)
a person who takes on the challenge and risk starting his or her own business
epitome
(noun)
an exact example of something; someone or something that embodies the essence of a concept or type
fait accompli
( noun)
something that is complete and seemingly irreversible
gauche
(adj)
lacking social graces or sophistication
imbroglio
(noun)
a complicated or embarrassing situation due to a misunderstanding
ingenue
(noun)
a young girl or woman, an actress, playing such a role
laissez-faire
(noun)
a doctroine opposing government control of economic matters except in the case of maintaining peace and the concept of property
malaise
(noun)
the vague feeling of illness
naive
(adj)
innocent, simple, lacking knowledge, of the world
non sequitur
(noun)
a statement that has no connectiion to the previous statement or idea
rendezvous
(noun)
a meeting place
(verb)
to meet at a meeting place
vendetta
(noun)
a grudge or feud characterized by acts retaliation
vignette
(noun)
a short descriptive written piece