Vocab 5 English guile-facile, Vocab 6 english implicit-vociferous

Sanguine

(adj) Enthusiastic, lively, naturally cheerful and hopeful, confident, having a ruddy complexion

Scurrilous

(adj) Given to the use of abusive or indecent language;foul-mouthed;insulting;offending, potty mouth

Implicit

(adj) Implied, naturally involved though not obviously evident, unquestioning, absolute , constant, implica, firm, unquestioned

Vociferous

(adj) Loud and noisy; clamorous;demanding;

Nondescript

(adj) Not having individual characteristics, lacking in distinctive qualities,drab,hard to describe,ordinary, undistinct, dull, empty, colorless

Amorphous

(adj) Shapeless, undefine, of no particular form or type, not organized

Facile

(adj) Smooth, flowing, easily done,performing or working with ease,adroit not sincere or profound, superficial

Parsimonious

(adj) Too economical;stingy;miserly;frugal;greedy, mean , selfish, cheap; unwilling to spend money/ resources

Sundry

(adj) Various, miscellaneous, assorted, various

Seraphic

(adj) angelic, of the highest order of angels

Dogma

(n) A belief or set of beliefs held to be true, especially by the church or other authority, a Doctrine, gospel, teachings

Nonentities

(n) A person or thing of little or no importance; something that does not exist or that exists only in the imagination;cipher, little importance

Protègès

(n) Apprentice, charge, discovery, someone whose welfare or career is guided and helped by a more influential person, intern

Guile

(n) Craftiness, delete, cunning, trickery, deception, dishonest, deceit

Decorum

(n) Proper action, speech and dress, good manners and behaviour, polite Behavior, politeness, manner

Ascetics

(n) Recluse, anchoris, a person who practices unusual selfdenial or denial, often for religious reasons; self denying

Doggerel

(n) Verse, poems, badly written or trivial verse,often with a singsong rhythm

Exhort

(v) To urge strongly;to advice or warn earnestly;to admonish;caution;encouraged

Inveigle

(v) To win over with trickery or flattery, to entice, to coax with deceitful talk., to dupe, induce, persuade, lure l, influence

Proffered

(v) to offer, and offer (n) , volunteer,propose