(n) a specially chosen group

Example:  I have always wanted to be part of the elect, cool group at school. 

(adj) lively; spirited

Example:  The lively, vivacious teacher always kept her class excited to learn.

(adj) intentionally harmful; cruel

Example:  In determining whether someone has committed wrongdoing, one should determine whether or not his or her intent was malicious.

(n) namelessness; lack of individuality

Example:  Some people like the anonymity of going to a large school; it’s very easy to blend in.

(adv) without speaking; silently

Example:  The drowsy student mutely hung his head in the back of the room.

(n) rejoicing; triumph; the act of rejoicing

Example:  After the Texas Rangers advanced to the World Series, their fans felt a surge of exultation.

(adj) flirtatious (A coquette is a woman who flirts with men)

Example:  By acting in a coquettish manner, Sandra hoped to indicate her romantic feelings for David.

(adj) plotting; scheming

Example: Jason released a calculating laugh that revealed he was plotting his revenge.

(n) In folklore a gnome is a small, misshapen creature, and a leprechaun is a mischievous elf.

Example:  Thomas’ mother did not believe his story that a gnome was living under his bed.

(adj) arising naturally; unplanned

Example:  Although Theresa liked surprises, she was never spontaneous; she always rigidly followed her plans.

(n) status or the power to impress because of wealth or success

Example:  YaleUniversity is known for its prestige around the world.

(adj) burning; scorching

Example:  The searing hot grill was at the perfect temperature for grilling steaks.

(n) crowning

Example:  At the knight’s coronation, all of the nobles from the surrounding areas were in attendance. 

(adj) joyful; characterized by good health and high spirits; full of life

Example:  Because of my healthy diet and steady regiment of exercise, I feel exuberant when I wake up each morning.