1. Extroverted, adj. – outgoing, social, friendly, gregarious
2. Theoretical, adj. – concerned with thinking about an idea or concept as opposed to using or applying it
3. Tortuous, adj. – containing many irregular bends, turns, or complications
4. Exculpate, v. – to show or prove that someone is not guilty
5. Defame, v. – to slander or attack verbally
6. Bestial, adj. – animalistic; like an animal
7. Isothermal, adj. – describing two or more things that are equal in temperature
8. Miscreant, n. – a villain or wrongdoer
9. Noxious, adj. – harmful, dangerous
10. Remnant, n. – something that is left over or continues to exist
11. Stolid, adj. – demonstrating little emotion; not easily excited
12. Melancholy, n. – a feeling of thoughtful sadness
13. Olfactory, adj. – of or relating to the sense of smell
14. Proclivity, n. – the tendency to choose or do something
15. Adhesive, adj. – sticky; having the ability to stick to something else
16. Cacophony, n. – loud, confusing, disagreeable sounds
17. Proboscis, n. – a long, flexible snout, similar to that of an elephant or mosquito
18. Ravenous, adj. – extremely hungry, starving, voracious
19. Censor, v. – To exclude or omit parts or all of an artistic work
20. Obligatory, adj. – Required by some rule (legal, moral, etc.)
21. Demagogue, n. – a leader who seeks support by appealing to the popular desires of the people
22. Fallacious, adj. – illogical; based on faulty logic
23. Emissary, n. – a person sent on a certain mission, often as a political ambassador
24. Dolorous, adj. – feeling or expressing great sorrow or distress
25. Endoscopy, n. – a procedure by which a doctor inspects a person’s large intestine using a long, thin, flexible camera
26. Autocratic, adj. – describing a ruler or leader who has absolute power
27. Hypothermia, n. – a dangerous condition in which a person’s body temperature falls far below normal levels
28. Neophyte, n. – a beginner; a person who is very new to something
29. Heliocentric, adj. – representing the sun as the center, as in the accepted view of our solar system
30. Sentient, adj. – able to feel or perceive things
31. Subside, v. – to wear off or die down
32. Divert, v. – to turn aside; to turn away from
33. Insidious, adj. – working or plotting in a hidden, sinister way
34. Linguist, n. – one who specializes in the study of language and its structure
35. Invigorate, v. – to energize; to give life to
36. Manifest, v. – to appear in physical form
37. Verbose, adj. – using or expressing more words than are needed
38. Beatific, adj. – blissfully happy
39. Cognizant, adj. – having knowledge of; being aware of
40. Benevolence, n. – any act of kindness or goodwill