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Aberration

A deviation (n.)

Ablution

The act of washing the body (n.)

Abhor

To detest (Verb)

Abet

To aid (Verb)

Abdicate

To give up (Verb)

Abominate

To loathe (Verb)

Abrade

To rub away (Verb)

Abash

To embarrass (Verb)

Abnegate

To renounce, to deny, to reject. (Verb)

Aboriginal

First; existing same place since the beginning (Noun & Adjective)

Abject

Miserable (Adjective)

Abase

To degrade (Verb)

Abate

To decrease (Verb)

Abeyance

Temporary suspension (Noun)

Abjure

To give up an oath (Verb)

Badger

To tease or to annoy

Badinage

Playful talk or banter

Baffle

To perplex

Baleful

Harmful

Balk

To obstruct, to refuse to move

Cabal

A small group of conspirators

Cache

A hiding place for things; hidden things

Cacophony

A harsh sound

Cadaver

A corpse

Cadence

A rhythm

Dais

A platform in a hall or room

Dally

To play or trifle; waste time

Dastard

A mean coward

Daunt

To Intimidate

Dauntless

Bold

Ebullient

Enthusiastic

Eccentricity

Oddity

Eclectic

Made up of material from many sources

Ecumenical

Universal

Edict

A decree

Fabricate

Build ; Lie

Façade

A front;

Facet

Small plane of a gem, an aspect

Facetious

Joking, Humorous

Facile

Easy

Gainsay

Deny

Gambol

To skip or frolic

Gamut

The whole range

Gargantuan

Giant

Habiliments

Clothing or equipment

Habitable

Able/fit to be lived in

Hackneyed

Trite, unimportant, irrelevant

Haggard

Unruly, looking worn and tired

Haggle

To barter

Iconoclast

One who attacks traditional ideas.
Ideology


A body of ideas




Idiom


A language or dialect; a phrase with a particular connotative meaning.

Idiosyncrasy

A personal peculiarity

Idolatry

Worship
Jaded

Tired or disenchanted

Jargon

The particular vocab of a group
Jaundiced

Yellowed, prejudiced.

Jeopardy


Peril- serious and immediate danger

Jettison

To throw overboard
Ken

Understanding
Kinetic

Pertaining to motion

Kith

Friends

Knavery

Dishonesty
Knell

To ring solemnly

Knoll

A small hill
Labyrinth

A maze
Lacerate

To tear or mangle

Lachrymose

Tearful

Lackadaisical

Spiritless; listless
Laconic

Brief, using few words.

Macabre

Gruesome, Horrible

Macerate

To soften by soaking

Machiavellian

Crafty and deceitful

Machination

A plot or scheme

Magnanimous

Generous