adulterate
Verb: To corrupt, contaminate,
make worse
Augment
• Verb: to make larger, increase
bereft
• Adjective: deprived of; made unhappy through a
loss
deploy
• To position or arrange; to utilize; to form
up
dour
• Adjective: stern, gloomy, ill-humored
fortitude
• Noun: Courage and strength in facing
difficulties
gape
• V. to stare with open mouth; tom open the
mouth wide; to open wide
gibe
• V.- to utter taunting words
• N.- an expression of scorn
guise
• N. an external appearance, cover, mask
insidious
• Adjective: Cunning, sly; intended to deceive
intimation
• Noun: hint, indirect suggestion, clue
(intimation of the changing seasons)
opulent
• Adjective: wealthy, luxurious; grandiose
pliable
• Adjective: easily bent, flexible
Reiterate
• V.- to say again, repeat
Stolid
• Adj- not easily moved mentally or
emotionally; dull, unresponsive
tentative
• Adj- experimental in nature; uncertain,
hesitant
unkempt
• Adjective: untidy, sloppy, disheveled
verbatim
• Adj., adv.- word for word, exactly as
written
Warily
• Adj.- cautiously, with great care