Maudlin
Adjective. Self-pityingly or tearfully sentimental, often through drunkenness; drunk enough to be emotionally silly; weakly and effusively sentimental.
Crepuscular
Adjective. Of, relating to, or resembling twilight (dawn and dusk); occurring or active at twilight.
Festoon
Noun. A decorative chain or strip hanging between two points; a carved, molded, or painted ornament resembling a chain.
Noxious
Adjective. Physically harmful or destructive to living beings; constituting a harmful influence on the body or mind.
Perfunctory
Adjective. Characterized by routine or superficiality (mechanical); lacking in enthusiasm or interest.
Bathetic
Adjective. Producing an unintentional sense of anticlimax.
Solipsistic
Adjective. Of, relating to or characterized by solipsism (the theory that the self can know nothing but its own modifications and that the self is the only existent thing) or egocentrism.
Autodidact
Noun. A self taught person.
Epistemological
Adjective. Relating to the study of nature, origin, and limits of human knowledge.
Bumpkin
Noun. An awkward and unsophisticated rural person.
Dishabille
Noun. A deliberately careless or casual manner; a state of being dressed in a careless or casual style (an archaic term for negligee).
Abject
Adjective. Sunk to or existing in a very low condition/state; very bad or severe; showing hopelessness or resignation; cast down in spirit.
Mien
Noun. Air or bearing, especially as indicative of personality or attitude; demeanor; appearance.
Veritable
Adjective. Actually the thing being named and not false, unreal or imaginary (often used to emphasize the aptness of a metaphor).
Martyrology
Noun. A catalog of Roman Catholic martyrs and saints organized by the date of their feast days; an ecclesiastical history treating the lives and sufferings of martyrs.
Assiduous
Adjective. Showing great care, effort, attention, perseverance.
Omnipotence
Noun. An agency or force of unlimited power; the quality of being omnipotent (all-powerful).
Sanctimonious
Adjective. Being hypocritically pious or devout.
Lacunae
Noun. An blank space or missing part; a cavity, pit, or discontinuity in an anatomical structure.
Facetious
Adjective. Joking or jesting, often inappropriately; meant to be funny.
Beatific
Adjective. Of, possessing, or imparting beatitude (a state of absolute bliss); having a blissful appearance.
Tautology
Noun. The needless repetition of a word, statement, or idea; a statement that is true by virtue of its logical form alone.
Pall
Verb. To lose strength or effectiveness; to lose interest or attraction; dwindle.
Ministrations
Noun. The act or process of ministering (giving aid or support).
Derision
Noun. The use of ridicule or scorn to show contempt; the state of being laughed at, ridiculed, or derided; an object of ridicule or scorn.
Obtund
Verb. To reduce the edge or violence of; dull.
Beseeching
Adjective. Expressed or marked by earnest entreaty or pleading.