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| A group of innovaters especially int he arts |
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| any award, honor or high praise |
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| Sharpness, harshness, or bitterness of nature, speech, or disposition |
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| A feeling of dread, anxiety, or anguish |
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| An odd peculiar,or strange condition, situation, quality, incongruity, or inconsistency |
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| One who is rejected, despised, outcast |
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| The existing state of affairs |
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| Extravagant, complex, or bizarre, especially in ornamentation |
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| Made or carried out in good faith, sincere, authentic, genuine |
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| An unnecessary or wasteful activity often associated with craft or fraud |
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| Relating to or typical of the middle class, especially in middle class espousing respectability |
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| A show of bravery or defiance, often intended to make an impression or mislead someone |
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| A strong dialectal accent in English, especially a strong Irish or Scottish accent in English |
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| Abrupt and curt in manner or speech, discourteously blunt |
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| Highly complicated, intricate and involved |
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| Harsh or discorded, sound or dissonance, a jumbled mass of noise |
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| A spirit of friendly good fellowship |
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| Governed or characterized by caprice or whim. Impulsive, unpredictable |
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| To be given full discretionary power |
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| A situation in which a desired outcome or solution is impossible to attain because of a set of inherently contradictory rules or conditions |
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| Corrosive; capable of destroying or eating away by chemical reaction; marked by incisive sarcasm |
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| Exceptional personal magnetism or charm |
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| Causing distaste or disgust due to an excess of something originally pleasing |
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| Division into two mutually exclusive, opposed, or contradictory groups; a dichotomy between thought and action |
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| An impression of having seen or done something before |
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| A person with a superficial interest in a field of knowledge; a dabbler |
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| Being in loose dissaray; marked by disorder, untidy |
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| Enthusiastic vigor and liveliness |
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| Listlessness and dissatisfaction resulting from a lack of interest; boredom |
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| Extending to other or all parts of the world; world wide integration and development |
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| A display in fired arrangement such as boys, boy's. boys', boy |
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| To place in a position of margin, importance, influence or power |
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| Required, mandatory; obligatory |
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| Having a sense of the beautiful, characterized by a love of the beautiful |
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| Intended for or understood by only a restricted number of people |
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| A mild, indirect, or vague word used instead of one considered harsh, blunt, or offensive |
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| Having both male and female characteristics |
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| Usual or customary; everyday |
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| Perceived by, resulting from, or having intuition |
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| A picture, description, etc, ludicrously exaggerating the peculiarities or defects of persons or things |
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| An accomplished, presumably irreversible deed or fact |
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| Possessing or displaying meticulous attention to detail |
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| Anything that can go wrong will go wrong, to use crafty or deceitful methods; finagle out of work or school |
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| A slip that results from the operation of unconscious wishes or conflicts and can reveal unconscious processes in normal healthy individuals |
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| Having a ready flow of words yet lacking the accuracy or understanding to use them, superficial, shallow, smooth or slippery, artfully persuasive in nature |
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| Fond of the company of others, sociable |
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| Anyone or anything that foreshadows a future event, omen; sign; (Frost is a harbinger for winter) |
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| A person whose life is dedicated to the pursuit of pleasure or self gratification |
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| Opinion or doctrine at variance with the orthodox or accepted doctrine, especially of a church or religious system |
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| Peculiar to a specific individual or group |
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| Excellent and delightful in all respects, suggestive of idyll, charmingly simple and serene |
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| Offensive to a sense of generally accepted propriety, modesty, or decency |
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| Indefinetley or exceedingly small,(an example would be the infinitesimal vessels in the circulatory system) |
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| Awaiting a chance to entrap, treacherous, harmful but enticing, seductive, having a gradual culminating effect, subdtle |
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| A trip or journey, especially one made by an official at public expense |
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