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Paltry
adj. having little meaning, importance, or worth
variegated
adj. having pathces, stripes, or marks of different colors
rapturously
adv. to do or express in a way that shows happiness or love
gallantry
n. an act of market courtesy especially to a lady
dandified
adj. resembling a man who cares too much about his clothing and appearance
Chaff
n. something comparatively worthless
prosaic
adj. dull or ordinary
fusillade
n. shots fired in rapid succession
middling
adj. of average size or quality
unkempt
adj. not neat or orderly: messy or untidy
chivalrous
adj. behaving in an honorable way towards women
superciliously
adv. to do something in a cool and patronizingly haughty way
disparagingly
adv. to depreciate by indirect means
encroach
v. to gradually move or go into an area beyond desired limits
complacency
n. self satisfaction accompanied by unawareness of actual dangers
pugnacious
adj. showing a readiness or desire to fight or argue
scrupulous
adj. acting instrict regard for what is considered riht or proper
humbug
n. a wilfully false or insincere person
consummate
adj. skilled and accomplished, highest degree
flippant
adj. lacking proper respect or seriousness
impudent
adj. failing to show proper respect and courtesy
sardonic
adj. disdainfully or skepticallly humorous: mocking
Officious
adj. an annnoying person doing work and telling people what to do unsolicited
forage
n. food for animals especially when taken by browsing or grazing
dexterous
adj. having great skill or cleverness
demure
adj. not attracting or demanding attention
blackguard
n. a rude or unscrupulous person
coquetry
n. a flirtatios act or attitude
phlegmatic
adj. having or showing a slow and stolid temperament
discomfiture
n. the state of being confused or upset
Jejune
adj. immature or juevenile
brood
v. to think anxiously or gloomily about
reverie
n. the condition of being lost in thought; daydream
haughtily
adv. acting in a way which is disdainfully proud or superior
dubiously
adv. doing something questioningly as to true nature or quality; doubtfully
steadfast
adj. firm in belief, conviction
recoil
v. to shrink back
levity
n. excessive or frivilous/silliness
contemptuously
adv. doing something in a way which expresses hatred
succumb
v. to yield to superior strength or force