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pedantic
(adj) putting unnecessary stress on minor or purely academic knowledge
lithe
(adj) limber and graceful; supple
fiasco
(n) a major disaster
drone
(v) to make a continuous, low buzzing or humming sound; to speak monotonously
abide
(v) to tolerate
fluctuate
(v) to move back and forth or up and down, esp. unpredictably
harp
(v) to talk or write about excessively
preeminent
(adj) superior in status or fame to all
specious
(adj) seeming to be truthful on the surface, but actually false
contract
(v) to reduce in size by drawing together
inadvertent
(adj) unintentional; accidental
serendipity
(n) unexpected gift or discovery
malicious
(adj) spiteful
inanimate
(adj) without character or life; dull
plaintive
(adj) expressing sorrow
thwart
(v) to prevent or frustrate
regress
(v) to return to a previous state
adept
(adj) very skilled, esp. natural talent improved by practice
idiosyncrasy
(n) a particular, peculiar, or eccentric trait
uncouth
(adj) uncultured; crude
herald
(v) to bear news; to announce
sparse
(adj)thinly spread or distributed; not dense or crowded
bifurcate
(v) to divide into two parts
arbitrary
(adj) determined by chance or individual preference, not by reason, necessity or principle
dais
(n) a raised platform