The _______ feelings of the group were strengthened by the monthly fishing trips that were planned.
Fraternal
There was a lot of ______ activity in the office, but nothing ever seemed to get accomplished.
Frenetic
Laura was so _____ that she even tried to bargain with the checkout girl at the supermarket.
Frugal
Cal wiggled his ears while the countess was talking to him in a _______ attempt to catch our attention.
Furtive
A D+ average and no extracurricular interests to speak of meant that applying to Harvard was ______, but Lucinda hoped against hope.
Futile
The scientist's _______ plan was to build a huge shopping center on the surface of the moon.
Grandiose
Their attack against us was _______; we had never done anything to offend them.
Gratuitous
The anchorman's nervous giggling was entirely inappropriate, given the _______ of the situation.
Gravity
Dirk was too _______ to enjoy the fifty years he spent in solitary confinement.
Gregarious
José used ______, not intelligence, to win the spelling bee; he cheated.
Guile
The football coach often began practice with a lengthy _____ on the virtues of clean living.
Homily
The kindergarten class was extremely ____________: All the children had blond hair, blue eyes, red shoes, and the same last name.
Homogenous
_________ is the practice of conserving money or resources. To husband is to economize.
Husbandry
When Joe said, "I'm so hungry I could eat a horse," he was using _______ to convey the extent of his hunger.
Hyperbole
There were several __________ explanations for the strange phenomenon, but no one could say for certain what had caused it.
Hypothetical
Larry's practice of spitting into the fireplace became ________ despite his wife's protestations.
Inveterate
The CEO was so _________, his employees were afraid to talk to him for fear he might hurl paper weights at them.
Irascible
Eddie was being ______ when he said he loved Peter like a brother; in truth, he hated him.
Ironic
Shortly after his car began to plunge toward the sea, Tom decided not to drive off the cliff after all, but by that point his decision was ________.
Irrevocable
The ________ junk dealer passes through our neighborhood every month or so, pulling his wagon of odds and ends.
Itinerant
The judge was far from ________; he told the jury that he thought the defendant looked guilty and said that anyone who would wear a red bow tie into a courtroom deserved to be sent to jail.
Judicious
Comedy and tragedy were _________ in the play, which was alternately funny and sad.
Juxtapose
________ energy is energy associated with motion. A speeding bullet has a lot of _______ energy.
Kinetic
Harry's _________ eulogy at the funeral of his dog eventually made everyone start giggling.
Lugubrious
The moon was a ______ disk in the cloudy nighttime sky.
Luminous