==== A ==== * adenoidal * agog - very eager or curious to hear or see something; //I'm all agog//. * ajar * arboretum * arduous * assiduous * avarice ==== B ==== * belligerent * berth * beseech * besmirching * betwixt * bequeathed * bilge * bray * brig * brisk - energiczny, pełen werwy * brosque - opryskliwy, szorstki * budge * by and by ==== C ==== * candour * canine * cantankerous * cavity * chagrin * chiseled - cut, shaped, etc., with a chisel; sharply or clearly shaped; clear-cut (//She has finely chiseled features.//), * clandestine rendezvous - meeting in secret * cleats * concomitant - existing or occurring with something else, often in a lesser way; accompanying; concurrent, * congenitally * conspicuous * contemptuous - pogardliwy * contretemps * cot * cordial ==== D ==== * diminutive * dripping * duffle * duplicity ==== E ==== * encroach * eponymous * excruciating - adj. 1. Intensely painful; agonizing. 2. Very intense or extreme: wrote with excruciating precision. * expedited * exquisite ==== F ==== * falafel * famished * fattoush * fatuous - That's the most fatuous lie you could possibly think up * fidgety * flourishing * funnel * futon ==== G ==== * gat * gaudy * gimlet * gourd * gratuitous * gruesome ==== H ==== * haughty * hellacious * hitched * holler * hubris ==== I ==== * illicit * inadvertently - nieumyślnie * innocuous * inscrutable * insouciance ==== J ==== * jit ==== K ==== * keggel * kerfuffle * kibble * kreplach ==== L ==== * lath * lav·ish (lvsh) adj., 1. Characterized by or produced with extravagance and profusion: a lavish buffet. 2. Immoderate in giving or bestowing; unstinting: The critics were lavish with their praise. * leniency * lilting * lithe * loquacious * ludicrous * luminous * luxuriant ==== M ==== * mare - klacz * malt * mauve * meld * merch * meticulous * mundane * mushmelon * musky ==== N ==== * nimrod ==== O ==== * odious * omnivorous * oomph * ornery ==== P ==== * palatable * palavering * pageantry * pamper * peckish * perpetual, perpetuating * pertinent * pilfering * pitching * piven * prattling * precarious * precipitous * precocious * premonition - 1. A presentiment of the future; a foreboding. 2. A warning in advance; a forewarning. * priggish, prig - 1. A person who displays or demands of others pointlessly precise conformity, fussiness about trivialities, or exaggerated propriety, especially in a self-righteous or irritating manner, * procure * to pucker - marszczyć * pungent - ostry, gryzący, cierpki, cięty * pungle ==== Q ==== * quaint - unusual or old-fashioned. * quell ==== R ==== * raconteur * radiant - - You look radiant. * to remonstrate - make a forcefully reproachful protest, to protest * rascal * ratiocinate * reticence * rickets * riveting * ruffled ==== S ==== * sage * salience - a striking point or feature, highlight, the fact of being important to or connected with what is happening or being discussed; //The salience of these facts was questioned by several speakers.// * scaddy * scamps * schlep * schwag * scrawny * segue * shindig * shrivell * slanted * sled * slimy * slouch * smote * snide * sniveling * solemn * solvent * spry * staggering - zdumiewający, niesamowity * stile * stringent * swank ==== T ==== * tantric * tazered * temerity * titillation * transplendent * trenchant (criticism) - ostry, cięty krytycyzm * trepidation * tripe * trite * troughs * trove * tumultuous * tutelary ==== U ==== * umpire - one having authority to decide finally a controversy or question between parties * unsullied ==== V ==== * vacuous * veer away * veritable - being truly or very much so; //a veritable triumph.// * vehemently * virile * vivacious ==== W ==== * weary * weil * whippowill * whiskers ==== Y ==== * yaller