Linger
Stay in a place longer than necessary because of a reluctance to leave.
Disarray
A state of disorganization or untidiness.
Exert
Making a physical or mental effort.
Indelibly
Making marks that cannot be removed or forgotten
Provoke
To deliberately make (someone) annoyed or angry
Adjunct
When something is connected or added to something
Intimate
Closely acquainted or familiar or personal.
Obscure
Murky, incomprehensible and mysterious.
Abject
A state of extreme conditions, usually conveyed with a negative connotation.
Wary
A state of intense suspicion characterized by distrust and at least a slight fear of one’s security.
Jounce
The act of moving up and down repetitively.
Clamor
A loud noise often within the context of a demand for something.
Conscientious
Extremely attentive to completing a task within the context of being very loyal and dutiful.
Debenture
An unsecured bond or a certificate to acknowledge receipt of a debt.
Dossier
A collection of personal information collected for the purpose of compiling a recorded history of a person, organization or event.
Earnest
Done with the utmost sincerity.
Eloquent
Exhibiting a mastery of the spoken word.
Equinox
The two days of the year in which day and night are of relatively equal length.
Evade
A converted effort to hide from something; usually conveyed in a sense indicating a potential for danger if discovered.
Obliterate
Utter and complete destruction; to annihilate.
Lineage
The blood line of a family ancestry.
Facade
The outward show of something; can be applied metaphorically to a person’s personality or the front part of physical structure equally.
Taunt
To intentionally provoke.
Savor
To relish or take unusually profound pleasure in something.
Minuteness
The quality of being exceptionally tiny.
