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Opportunist
One who takes advantage of every opportunity, whether or not it is moral to do so.
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Uncanny
Strangely unsettling, as if of supernatural origin.
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Embed
To fix in a surrounding mass.
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Adapt
To adjust to a new situation or environment; to change.
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Throe
A spasm of pain; strong yearning.
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Egalitarian
Of the belief that all people should have equal rights.
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Consecrate
To make or set apart as sacred.
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Demeanor
Outward behavior, especially that reveals one's personality or attitude.
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Debris
Bits and pieces of rubbish.
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Caustic
Capable of burning or corroding by chemical reaction.
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Exonerate
To find blameless.
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Amorphous
Without definite shape; shapeless; unorganized.
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Rambunctious
Very loud and disorderly.
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Censure
To criticize severely.
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Ecstasy
State of overwhelming joy; rapture.
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Domain
A territory or range of rule or control.
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Desultory
Lacking a plan or purpose; unmethodical.
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Gross
Total, entire; glaringly obvious, flagrant.
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Boycott
To refuse to buy, sell or use.
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Climax
The point of greatest intensity, which marks the end of an ascending process.
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Manifest
Obvious; very clear; evident.
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Startum
A level or layer.
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Covenant
A binding agreement.
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Leery
Suspicious; distrustful.
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Prognosticate
To predict.
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Permeate
To spread or flow throughout.
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Interstices
Small spaces between things.
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Vociferous
Loud and vehement.
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Pulpit
A podium used for preaching.
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Patron
A sponsor; a supporter; a reglar customer.
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Vapid
Lacking interest, animatino, or flavor.
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Polyglot
One who speaks many languages; speaking many languages.
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Penchant
A strong liking.
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Agrarian
Related to farming.
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Shrewd
Clever in practical matters; cunning.
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Debut
A first appearance before the public.
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Pummel
To beat, as with the fists.
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Demographics
The distribution of human population groups.
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Inordinate
Excessive, unrestrained.
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Egregious
Outstanding for undesirable qualities; remarkably bad.
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Flamboyant
Extravagant; showy.
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Prodigal
Exceedingly or recklessly wasteful.
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Requisite
Needed; necessary.
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Ponderous
Clumsy and heavy; boring and labored.
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Pecuniary
Of or involving money.
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Tawdry
Tastelessly showy.
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Visceral
Instinctive; relating to the internal organs.
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Tantamount
Equivalent in effect or value.
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Disconcert
To make confused or uneasy.
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Buttress
To prop up or support.
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August
Inspiring awe or admiration, especially because of high rank or character.
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Fervent
Passionate; eager; earnest.
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Forlorn
Appearing sad because abandoned; in pitiful condition; almost without hope.
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Leaven
To add yeast; to fill something with a substance that changes it or makes it lighter.
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Latitude
Freedom from normal limitations; room for movement or action.
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Capricious
Erratic; tending to change abruptly.
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Urban
Relating to a city.
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Vicarious
Felt as if one were taking part in the experiences of another.
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Amalgamate
To blend together into one; to unite.
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