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| (adj) one who shows faithlessness or disloyalty | Perfidious |
| (adj) implied or indicated but not actually expressed; unspoken | Tacit |
| (adj) showy; flashy; one who shows off | Ostentatious |
| (n) a loud uproar or (v. i.) to become loudly insistent | Clamor |
| (n.) quickness of intellectual insight, keenness of judgment or insight | Acumen |
| (n) a loud eager expression of approval or praise | Acclamation |
| (adj) a person who means to cause another pain | Malicious |
| (adj) having a sullen and gloomy disposition | Morose |
| (v.t.) to speak an evil lie that harms another | Malign |
| (adj) hard to accomplish or achieve; difficult | Arduous |
| (n) the state of lacking what's needed to live | Privation |
| (adj) marked by brevity of expression or statement; short | Concise |
| intransitive verb meaning to show confidence by sharing secrets or a transitive verb meaning to tell a secret | Confide |
| an adjective meaning that something has been made in good faith; real | Bona Fide |
| noun used to describe the condition of people who are always loyal | Fidelity |
| noun meaning disloyalty or betraying a moral obligation | Infidelity |
| greedy, money-grubbing | Avaricious |
| love of pleasure | Hedonism |
| preference | Penchant |
| not moving | Sedentary |
| unfit or clumsy | Inept |
| something that makes fun or ridicules | Derisive |
| quiet, but in a rude way | Laconic |
| Cheap, Cheap, Cheap | Parsimonious |
| a ranting speech or to lecture | Harangue |
| to make impossible ahead of time | Preclude |
| unstopped, running all over the place | Rampant |
| to convince someone with some flattery and persuasion | Cajole |
| likely OR to be unusually well qualified | Apt |
| a natural ability or capacity for learning | Aptitude |
| foolishness or incompetence | Ineptitude |
| to change in order to fit in better | Adapt |
| quickness of thought... "smartness" | Acumen |
| lying or spreading rumors that harm someone | Malign |
| long term sadness or having a personality given to sadness and depression | Melancholy |
| disagreeing, not getting along | Discordant |
| short-lived | Ephemeral |
| harsh and horrible sound | Cacophony |
| Unwilling to spend money | Penurious |
| absurd or ridiculous | Ludicrous |
| never making an error | Infallible |
| done by one person; done without discussion or agreement | Unilateral |
| persistent | Tenacious |
| showing wisdom | Sagacious |
| misleading or deceptive | Fallacious |
| mutual hatred | Enmity |
| to calm or mollify someone, especially by giving in or giving up | Placate |
| showing a cheerful willingness to do favors for others | Complaisant |
| a legal answer to a charge | Plea |
| calm... free of interruption | Placid |
| never pleased, incapable of being pleased | Implacable |
| loving one's own looks | Narcissistic |
| reserved, withdrawn, or just quiet | Reticent |
| to recognize or identify, especially with the eyes | Discern |
| doable, possible | Feasible |
| working hard and with attention to the detail | Assiduous |
| excess or abundance | Plethora |
| lacking awareness... clueless | Oblivious |
| young and inexperienced; immature | Callow |
| excessive or inappropriate humor | Levity |
| social, friendly, and always wanting to have the friend-group around | Gregarious |
| the lessen, pacify, or quiet | Assuage |
| distress from humiliation | Chagrin |
| standing out as terrible | Egregious |
| a gathering of people | Congregation |
| to separate or set apart | Segregate |
| difficult | Arduous |
| to persuade by flattery | Cajole |
| unspoken but understood | Tacit |
| a primary or chief enemy | Archenemy |
| to insist | Aver |
| to turn aside or prevent | Avert |
| cautious, careful to consider the choices before making a decision | Circumspect |
| involving perception, memory, reasoning, or any mental ability | Cognitive |
| fond of living the good life | Convivial |
| ready to believe with very little evidence | Credulous |
| a set of beliefs | Creed |
| with a hidden or difficult to understand meaning | Cryptic |
| worthy of blame | Culpable |
| tending to clear a person of guilt | Exculpatory |
| to associate too closely | Fraternize |
| government ruled by a small group of people | Oligarchy |
| a feeling of sympathetic pity | Pathos |
| being able to sense the future | Precognition |
| Professional fighter | Pugilist |
| being combative and argumentative by nature | Pugnacious |
| to pervert or corrupt | Subvert |
| hesitant or uncertain | Tentative |
| truthfulness | Veracity |
| lively and spirited | Vivacious |
| with one's identity concealed | Incognito |
| the quality or power of inspiring belief OR capacity for belief | Credibility |
| the scientific study of secret writing or the enciphering and deciphering of messages | Cryptology |
| to clear from alleged fault or guilt | Exculpate |
| a family, society, community, or state governed by women; a form of social organization in which the mother is head of the family | Matriarchy |
| lack of feeling or emotion : impassiveness | Apathy |
| to assail by words or arguments : oppose or attack as false or lacking integrity | Impugn |
| Not favorable: not attended by good or favorable signs | Inauspicious |
| to give new life or vigor to | Revitalize |
| capable of being held, maintained, or defended : defensible, reasonable | Tenable |