| Imperturbable | Not able to be upset or excited, calm |
| Excoriate | Criticize severely |
| Curmudgeon | Bad tempered person, especially old people |
| Swindle | Fraudulent scheme or action, use deception to deprive someone of money |
| Wheedle | Cajole, coax |
| Miscreant | A person who has done something wrong or unlawful |
| Implacable | Unable to placate or pacify |
| Haughty | Arrogantly superior or disdainful |
| Estimable | Worthy of great respect |
| Repugnant | Extremely distasteful, unacceptable, incompatible with |
| Xenophobic | Showing dislike to people of other countries or ethnicity |
| Squander | Waste money or resources in a reckless manner |
| Unalloyed | Pure, not mixed |
| Heady | Potent alcoholic, intoxicating, having a strong effect |
| Exigent | Pressing and demanding |
| Hysterical | emotional, hilarious |
| Endemic | Regularly found in people of a certain area, native or restricted to a certain area |
| Quash | Reject as invalid, suppress, put an end |
| August | Respected and impressive |
| Quibble | A slight objection or criticism |
| Recant | Renounce, repudiate, say that one no longer accepts or believes a opinion |
| Inchoate | Just begun and so not fully formed, immature, confused |
| Abeyance | A state of disuse or suspension |
| Coy | Shy, reluctant to give details |
| Shrill | High-pitched and piercing sound, cry |
| Impudent | Impertinent, not showing respect |
| Burnish | Polish by rubbing, enhance or make perfect |
| Wily | Skilled at gaining advantage, shrewd, decietful |
| Quandary | A state of confusion of what to do in a difficult situation |
| Enmity | A state of hostility |
