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Gregarious (adj)

Fond of large groups and company

Greg is an extrovert

Elocution (n)

A style of speaking

Prescient (adj)

Having knowledge of things before they happen

Temerity (n)

Disregarde of danger/recklessness/cockiness

Felicity (n)

A spirit of being joyful/carefree

Complacent (adj)

Happy with the present situation/ not ambitious

Demure (adj)

Shy, quiet

Guile (n)

The quality of being sly or tricky

Trepidation (n)

Fear of concern or worry

Whimsical (adj)

Unpredictable/likely to follow any idea

Shrewd (adj)

Skilled at making judgements and deals

Intrusive (adj)

Rude and always interrupting

Overwrought (adj)

To feel overwhelmed or very excited

Geriatric (adj)

Old/out of style

Duplicitous (adj)

Two-faced

Extenuate (v)

To lessen the seriousness of an offence by an explanation

To ask to extend time

Egregious (adj)

Shockingly, outstandingly bad

Gratuitous (adj)

Done or given for free without being demanded

Germane (adj)

On topic

Martinet (n)

A strict enforcer of discipline

Marines

Idiom (n)

Terms only known by a certain group

Jettison (v,n)

To cast off or discard

Idiosyncrasy (n)

A way of acting that is distinct to a certain group

Narcissism (n)

Excess self interest

Quagmire (n)

A complex or difficult situation

Rhetoric (n)

Language that persuays but lacks meaningful content

Rubicon (n)

Something you cant take back, point of no return

Sanctum (n)

A place of personal comfort or privacy

Sedentary (adj)

Able to be done while sitting or with very little exercise

Sequester (v)

To set apart or seclude or to divide into groups