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Caustic
Corrosive or sharply critical.
Torrid
Extremely hot or passionate.
Superfluous
Unnecessary or excessive.
Libertine
One without moral principles.
Incandescent
Glowing or intensely emotional.
Proxy
An authorized substitute.
Zealous
Passionate and enthusiastic.
Meld
To blend or combine.
Vituperate
To insult harshly.
Foregoing
Preceding or occurring before.
Inordinate
Excessive or disproportionate.
Chaste
Pure or celibate.
Transient
Temporary or short-lived.
Precocious
Early-maturing or gifted.
Ardent
Passionate or enthusiastic.
Redoubtable
Formidable or awe-inspiring.
Evulse
To forcibly pull out.
Accost
To confront boldly.
Abrasive
Harsh or insensitive.
Aquit
To find not guilty.
Institute
To establish or an organization.
Facetious
Inappropriately humorous.
Reproach
To express disapproval.
Plethora
An abundance or excess.
Exiguity
Scantiness or smallness.
Contempt
Scorn or disdain.
Poignancy
Deep sadness or regret.
Superfluity
An overabundance.
Pictorial
Shown in pictures.
Delirious
Frenzied or hallucinating.
Conscientious
Diligent and thorough.
Disconcertion
Unease or confusion.
Disconsolation
Hopelessness or deep grief.
Peruse
To read thoroughly.
Ostracize
To exclude or shun.
Defer
To postpone or delay.
Vetted
Thoroughly examined or verified.
Assail
To attack violently.
Castigate
To scold severely.
Humdrum
Dull or monotonous.
Callous
Cruel or insensitive.
Primordial
Ancient or original.
Flustered
Agitated or confused.
Galvanize
To stimulate into action.
Simonize
To polish highly.
Implicate
To involve in guilt.
Quell
To suppress or crush.
Impending
Imminent or looming.
Spur
To urge or prompt.
Amendable
Changeable or modifiable.
Inaugural
First or beginning.
Bestow
To grant or give.
Impart
To communicate or reveal.
Peevish
Irritable or cranky.
Laud
To praise highly.
Exhalt
To raise in status.
Inane
Silly or senseless.
Adverse
Harmful or unfavorable.
Bourgeois
Middle-class.
Defame
To slander or libel.