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divulge (verb)
to tell or reveal as a secret
abet (verb)
to assist or encourage (often with wrongdoing)
dogmatic (adjective)
arrogant and stubborn about one’s beliefs
insipid (adjective)
lacking in flavor; dull; not at all stimulating
extraneous (adjective)
unnecessary; not constituting a vital part
coerce (verb)
to pressure or force by using intimidation or threats
jaundiced (verb)
prejudice or hostile
meticulous (adjective)
extremely detail-oriented and precise
temerity (noun)
recklessness or foolish disregard for danger
gregarious (adjective)
sociable; fond of the company of others
heresy (noun)
the crime of holding a belief that goes against established beliefs
docile (adjective)
easy to teach or manage
libation (noun)
a drink; often an alcoholic one
anathema (noun)
a hated person or thing
banter (noun)
teasing; playful conversation
castigate (verb)
to criticize or punish severely
gauche (adjective)
lacking social graces; tactless
ignominy (noun)
public shame or dishonor
motley (adjective)
made up of lots of color and dissimilar parts
emaciated (adjective)
extremely thin; wasted away
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