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imprecation
n. a curse
synonyms: condemnation, anathema
antonym: blessing

panegyric
n. an expression of praise
synonyms: tribute, extolment
antonym: denunciation
nebulous
adj. hazy; vague; uncertain
synonyms: cloudy; indistinct; obscure
antonyms: distinct; precise

bowdlerize
v. to remove offensive passages of a play, novel, etc.
synonym: censor

fop
n. an excessively fashion-conscious man
synonym: dandy

elegy
n. a sad or mournful poem, often about a dead person
synonyms: dirge; lament

deference
n. respect; consideration

pedantic
adj. tending to show off one's learning
synonym: bookish

non sequitur
n. something that does not logically follow
synonyms: fallacy; misconception

sanguine
adj. cheerful; optimistic; hopeful

impair
v. to weaken; to cause to become worse
synonyms: damage; deteriorate
antonym: enhance

quandary
n. a puzzling situation; a dilemma
synonyms: predicament; problem

ebullient
adj. enthusiastic
synonyms: exuberant; lively
antonyms: dejected; dispirited

carnal
adj. relating to physical appetite, especially sexual
synonyms: erotic
antonyms: chaste; modest; celibate

rakish
adj. dashingly stylish and confident
synonyms: dapper; jaunty
antonyms: slovenly; disheveled
