Aborigine
an original inhabitant
Altercation
a noisy argument or disagreement, especially in public.
Amalgam
a mixture or blend
Ambrosial
A exceptionally pleasing taste or smell
Ambulatory
capable of moving around (physically)
Amphibious
capable to live both on land and in water
Androgynous
Having the characteristics or nature of both male and female
Aperture
an opening or open space (gap)
Apex
The uppermost or highest position (place)
Apparition
a ghostly figure appears
Appendage
an adjunct to something larger or more important
Arcane
known or understood only by a few people
Archetype
A pattern in which all things of the same type are representations or copies.
Ballyhoo
a noisy attention-getting demonstration or talk
Bedlam
a place, scene, or state of uproar and confusion
Bellicose
Having an eagerness to argue or fight (war)
Billet-doux
A love letter
Bizarre
odd or out of the ordinary
Bombast
Pretentious inflated speech or writing
Bonafide
Genuine, true, and real
Boudoir
a woman's dressing room, bedroom, or private sitting room
Brouhaha
uproar or fruire
Buffoon
a clown, comedic, or laughable person
Buttress
Something that supports or strengthens.
Cacophonous
Harsh sounding or confused sounding
Cadence
rhythm
Cameo
A small character part in a play or movie, played by a distinguished actor or a celebrity.
Carcinogen
a substance that causes cancer.
Carnivore
only eats meats and flesh-eating animals
Caucus
A group of people united to promote an agreed-upon cause
Celestial
related to the sky, outer space, or heaven
Circumvent
find a way around (an obstacle)
Citadel
unconscious or inactive a fortress
Cogitate
To meditate deeply or intently.
Comatose
Of, resembling, or affected by coma.
Conflagration
A large destructive fire
Contretemps
An embarrassing situation or occurrence.
Convey
A means of transportation or a vehicle.
Corona
A 22-degree halo was created by moonlight refracting through six-sided cylindrical ice crystals.
Cryptic
A secret or mysterious.
Cuisine
a style or method of cooking, especially as characteristic of a particular country, region, or establishment.
Debonair
lightheaded
Decanter
a stoppered glass container into which wine is decanted.
Deciduous
Deshedding at a certain stage
Demagogue
a leader who promises things to people to gain power
Dexterous
showing or having skill, especially with the hands.
Disheveled
untidy, disordered
Distaff
stick or spindle on which wool or flax is wound for spinning.
Doggerel
verse or words that are badly written or expressed.
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