appalled
horrified by something
audacity
boldness
barbaric
rude, brute, unsophisticated
brusquely
speaking quickly and directly
deportment
the way one carries oneself, bearing
desolate
sad, lonely
disconsolately
sadly; morosely
falters
hesitates
flotsam and jetsam
originally referred to pieces of a wrecked ship, but the term now loosely applies to any objects found floating or washed ashore.
fluttering
moving quickly and lightly
gammy
lame
gratifying
giving pleasure or contentment
hunky-dory
satisfactory
intrepid
brave, fearless
naught
zero
oscillate
to go back and forth
scalars
on a scale, graduated
scoffs
makes an expression of contempt or disgust
tempo
the speed of the musical piece
uptake
the ability to learn and absorb and understand new things
vestige
small amount left over
