extricate
To retrieve, remove or disengage from a tight spot.
boisterous
Loud and rowdy; rambunctious.
ponderous
Slow, unwieldy and lumbering; laborious and tedious.
quizzically
In manner demonstrating bemused confusion.
flustered
Nervous, anxious and at a loss for words.
disheveled
Unkempt, scruffy, rumpled, messy and sloppy; looking a real mess.
dilapidated
Rundown and shoddy; ramshackle; in disrepair due to neglect.
disembodied
A situation in which there is at least the appearance or sensation that the functions or spiritual soul of a being are operating independently of the corporeal material of the body.
madcap
A free-spirit whose enthusiasm for acting in impulse can often be interpreted less as mere zaniness and more as an indication of a less serious mental disorder.
gingerly
With extreme caution and meticulously gentle attention.
stocky
Sturdy, stolid, stout and squat with the initial appearance of being overweight.
hindsight
The knowledge that is arrived at retrospectively by looking at things that happened in the past from the perspective of the present that follows after the event.
buffer
An impediment placed between two things that acts as a safeguard or provides a cushion effect to reduce the potential for damage.
crone
Offensively insulting term for a much older woman with a cranky personality and intrusive social conduct.
scurry
To scamper away quickly in a guilty or suspicious manner.
incongruous
A state existing between two or more things revealing that they incompatible, contradictory, irreconcilable or mismatched.
acutely
In a manner exhibiting unusually keen perception or insight.
