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Palpable
adj. readily seen or heard; touchable
Indolent
Adj. lazily; slothfully
Opaque
Adj. not letting light through; not clear or lucid; dense, stupid
Amenities
Noun. Convenient features that helps to make life pleasant; social courtesies
Debacle
Noun. A great disaster of complete failure; fiasco
Droll
Adj. Having a humorous quality; amusing in an unusual way
Reprimands
Noun. Severe or formal scolding.
Paraphernalia
Noun. Accessories or additional items.
Petulant
Adj. childishly sulky or bad tempered
Retaliate
Verb. To get revenge; get even
Stark
Adj. complete or utter; extreme
Jaunt
noun. A short journey for pleasure or enjoyment
Insufferable
Adj. impossible to bear; intolerable
Contemplate
Verb. To think about or consider carefully; to ponder
Sullenly
Adv. resentfully; gloomily
Serene
Adj. Calm, peaceful
Reiterated
Verb. repeated
Imminent
Adj. about to happen; impending; near
Infallibility
Noun. Inability to make a mistake
Precariously
Adv. unsteadily; insecurely.
Morose
adj. having a gloomy or sullen manner; not friendly or sociable.
Imperious
Adj. overbearing, arrogant, seeking to dominate, pressing, compelling.
Dejected
Adj. downcast or sad, depressed/dispirited.
Mollify
Verb, to calm or make less severe
Pugnacious
Adj. quarrelsome, fond of fighting
Ominous
Adj. unfavorable, threatening, of bad omen
Derision
Noun. Ridicule, mockery
Subside
Verb. Become less intense, violence, or severe
Aloof
Adj. not friendly or forthcoming; cool and distant
Fawning
Adj. gaining the favor of another by acting overly kind or using flattery.
Dispirited
Adj. dejected; discouraged; gloomy
Indignation
Noun. anger or annoyance provided by what is perceived as unfair treatment
Crestfallen
Adj. sad or disappointed