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lucrative
producing wealth or profit
I invested some if the money I had inherited in what sounded like a lucrative deal.
strait
1) narrow body of water connecting two larger ones, 2) trouble or need
zest
great enjoyment; excitement
personable
pleasing in manners and appearance.
arduous
requiring much effort; very difficult
intrepid
feeling or showing no fear; brave; courageous
abode
the place where one lives; home
capricious
likely to change quickly for no obvious reason
arbitrate
to settle a disagreement between two parties by having a third party make a deciding after hearing both sides
ballast
heavy material used to steady or control the rise and falling of a vessel
fathom
1) a length of six feet, 2) to figure out, understand
pique
v. to arouse or excite, n. a feeling or resentment caused by being ignored, insulted, etc.
blithe
cheerful, carefree
ponderous
heavy, slow moving
vigilant
watchful; ready for danger
plight
a difficult or dangerous condition/situation
inundate
to cover, to load with excessive amounts of
nomad
a member of a group that settles temporarily in one place and then moves on
beseech
to ask earnestly, to beg
consternation
amazement or fear that makes on feel confused
garland
a wreath or chain of flowers and leaves
impetuous
inclined to act without thinking, hasty
prostrate
lying flat, facedown, completely overcome
revelry
noisy merrymaking
whim
a sudden wish to do something without a particular reason; a fanciful idea
menagerie
a collection of animals kept in cages for showing to the public
pander
to give or promise what is wanted in order to please someone
plausible
seeming time be true but not necessarily so
scrupulous
1) marked by close attention to the smallest detail, 2) acting in a correct and honest manner
bounty
1) give freely by nature or generous person 2) a payment made as a reward