brainrot mr wilton vocabulary e-h

eccentric

unconventional or odd in behavior or style.

edifice

a large, impressive building.

effervescent

bubbly or lively in personality or appearance.

egalitarian

promoting equal rights and opportunities for all.

egocentric

self-centered; viewing everything in relation to oneself.

elicit

draw out or provoke a response or reaction.

elixir

a supposed magical or medicinal cure-all.

emaciated

abnormally thin and wasted from hunger or disease.

emancipate

free someone from legal, social, or political restrictions.

emasculate

weaken or deprive of strength, power, or vigor.

embezzle

steal money entrusted to one's care.

embroil

involve someone deeply in an argument, conflict, or difficult situation.

emigrate

leave one's country to live in another.

endemic

regularly found among particular people or in a certain place.

engross

absorb all the attention or interest of.

enigma

a mysterious or puzzling person or thing.

fabrication

a falsehood or something that has been made up.

facade

the front of a building or a deceptive outward appearance.

facetious

treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor.

facsimile

an exact copy or reproduction.

faction

a small, organized dissenting group within a larger group.

fatalist

someone who believes events are fixed and humans cannot change them.

fathom

understand something deeply after thought.

flippant

not showing a serious or respectful attitude.

feasible

possible to do easily or conveniently; practical.

fibrous

composed of or containing fibers; stringy and tough.

fervor

intense and passionate feeling.

fidelity

faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief; loyalty.

filibuster

a long speech used to delay legislative action.

finagle

obtain something by cleverness, trickery, or manipulation.

fleece

swindle or cheat someone out of money or valuables.

gaffe

an embarrassing mistake or social blunder.

galore

in abundance; plentiful.

gaudy

extravagantly bright or showy, often tastelessly so.

gaunt

extremely thin and bony, often from suffering or age.

genesis

the origin or beginning of something.

genial

friendly and pleasant.

genocide

the deliberate killing of a large group, especially of a particular ethnic group.

gesticulate

make gestures, especially dramatic ones, to emphasize speech.

glib

fluent but insincere or shallow.

glutton

a person who eats or consumes too much.

grisly

causing horror or disgust; gruesome.

grovel

act in an excessively humble or servile way to gain favor.

guild

an association of people for mutual aid or shared professional interests.

gratuity

a tip or small payment given for a service.

gregarious

fond of company; sociable.

guru

an expert or trusted teacher, especially in a particular field.

guttural

(of a sound) produced in the throat; harsh-sounding.

hackneyed

unoriginal from overuse.

haphazard

disorganized or lacking clear order.

harangue

a loud, aggressive, critical speech.

harbinger

a sign indicating something is about to happen.

harried

stressed due to constant demands.

haughty

arrogantly superior or disdainful.

havoc

widespread chaos or destruction.

heed

to pay close attention.

heirloom

an item passed down through generations.

heresy

a belief that contradicts accepted doctrine.

hiatus

a break or pause in activity.

hibachi

a small tabletop grill.

hierarchy

a ranked system of authority or status.

homeopathy

alternative medicine using highly diluted substances.

homogeneous

made up of similar or identical parts.