1. threnody
(noun)poem, speech, or song of lamentation, esp. for the dead
2. scuttle
(verb)run with quick, hasty steps
3. epoch
(noun)beginning of a distinctive period in history
4. ethereal
(adjective)light, airy, or tenuous
5. waxing
(verb)increase in extent, quantity, intensity, or power
6. regnant
(adjective)prevalent
7. shivaree
(noun)mock serenade with kettles and other noisemakers for a newly married couple
8. adumbrate
(verb)foreshadow
9. phlegmatic
(adjective)not easily excited to action or display of emotion
10. suspire
(verb)utter with long, sighing breaths
11. baksheesh
(noun)tip, present, or gratuity
12. plucky
(adjective)having or showing courage
13. habitué
(noun)one who frequents a particular place
14. tipple
(verb)drink intoxicating liquor, esp. habitually or to some excess
15. majuscule
(adjective)of letters written either as capitals or uncials
16. eidetic
(adjective)pertaining to visual imagery vividly experienced and readily reproducible
17. kibitz
(verb)chat, to converse
18. sawyer
(noun)person who saws wood, esp. as an occupation
19. afterclap
(noun)unexpected repercussion
20. malapert
(adjective)unbecomingly bold or saucy
21. matriculate
(verb)enroll in a college or university as a candidate for a degree
22. mugwump
(noun)person who is unable to make up his or her mind on an issue, esp. in politics
23. muliebrity
(noun)womanly nature or qualities
24. chevron
(noun)badge or insignia in the form of an inverted V
25. eristic
(adjective)pertaining to argument for its own sake
26. perpend
(verb)ponder
27. vamoose
(verb)leave hurriedly or quickly
28. iatrogenic
(adjective)caused by the actions of a physician
29. jnana
(noun)absolute insight acquired through study
30. sesquipedalianism
(adjective)given to using long words
31. omnific
(adjective)having unlimited powers of creation
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