92/100 Hubris - excessive pride or self-confidence
93/100 Elegy - poem of serious reflection, typically lamenting the dead
94/100 Swarthy - dark-complexioned
95/100 Bonhomie - cheerful friendliness
96/100 Anachronism - a thing belonging to a period other than that in which it exists
97/100 Ephemera - transitory; without lasting significance
98/100 Redolent - strongly reminiscent or suggestive of
99/100 Recalcitrant - uncooperative attitude towards authority or discipline
100/100 Cowl - large loose hood, typically seen in a monk's habit (less)

92/100 Hubris - excessive pride or self-confidence
93/100 Elegy - poem of serious reflection, typically lamenting the dead
94/100 Swarthy - dark-complexioned
95/100 Bonhomie - cheerful friendliness
96/100 Anachronism - a thing belonging to a period other than that in which it exists
97/100 Ephe (...more)

91/100 Retinue - a group of advisers and assistants accompanying an important person

87/100 Naggin - 200ml bottle of spirits in Ireland
88/100 Oocyte - immature egg cell, prior to fertilisation
89/100 Creed - a faith
90/100 Gillie - Scottish term for an attendant for hunting and fishing

80/100 Obsequious - obsessively obedient
81/100 Defenestration - throwing someone or something out the window
82/100 Vapid - bland
83/100 Sardonic - mocking, irony
84/100 Taciturn - uncommunicative
85/100 Sycophant - a person attempting to gain an advantage through obsequious behaviour
86/100 Nadir- the lowest point (of fortunes) (less)

80/100 Obsequious - obsessively obedient
81/100 Defenestration - throwing someone or something out the window
82/100 Vapid - bland
83/100 Sardonic - mocking, irony
84/100 Taciturn - uncommunicative
85/100 Sycophant - a person attempting to gain an advantage through obsequious behaviour
86/100 Na (...more)

68/100 Bandolier - pocketed shoulder belt for holding ammunition
69/100 Bellicose - warlike, eager to fight
70/100 Capacious - roomy
71/100 Augur - portend a good or bad outcome
72/100 Heretical - depart from established beliefs or standards
73/100 Sconce - light fixture using the wall for support, no ground base
74/100 Brocade - richly decorative woven fabric with raised design
75/100 Chemise - loose shirt-like undergarment
76/100 Pennant - long, tapering flag with special significance; used for signalling or identification
77/100 Diaphanous - light, delicate, transparent
78/100 Scourge - whip lash or punish severely
79/100 Palanquin - covered litter carried on shoulders of four men, formerly used in Orient (less) (less)

68/100 Bandolier - pocketed shoulder belt for holding ammunition
69/100 Bellicose - warlike, eager to fight
70/100 Capacious - roomy
71/100 Augur - portend a good or bad outcome
72/100 Heretical - depart from established beliefs or standards
73/100 Sconce - light fixture using the wall for support, no ground base
74/100 Brocade - richly decorative woven fabric with raised design
75/100 Chemise - loose shirt-like undergarment
76/100 Pennant - long, tapering flag with special significance; used for signalling or identification
77/100 Diaphanous - light, delicate, transparent
78/100 Scourge - whi (...more)

68/100 Bandolier - pocketed shoulder belt for holding ammunition
69/100 Bellicose - warlike, eager to fight
70/100 Capacious - roomy
71/100 Augur - portend a good or bad outcome
72/100 Heretical - depart from established beliefs or standards
73/100 Sconce - light fixture using the wall for supp (...more)

62/100 Facetious - treating serious business with deliberately inappropriate humour
63/100 Salvo - simultaneous discharge of artillery or a sudden, vigorous or aggressive act
64/100 Profligacy - reckless extravagance
65/100 Gumption - boldly initiative
66/100 Wight - spirit, ghost or supernatural being
67/100 Fealty - pledge of allegiance from one person to another (less)

62/100 Facetious - treating serious business with deliberately inappropriate humour
63/100 Salvo - simultaneous discharge of artillery or a sudden, vigorous or aggressive act
64/100 Profligacy - reckless extravagance
65/100 Gumption - boldly initiative
66/100 Wight - spirit, ghost or supernatu (...more)

55/100 Livery - a special uniform worn by a servant, an official, or a member of a City Company or a business that offers vehicles, such as automobiles or boats, for hire.
56/100 Tautology - saying the same thing twice over in different words
57/100 Co-option - process of a group subsuming a smaller or weaker group with related interests; replicate aspects but not the full ideal
58/100 Gimlet-eyed - sharp-sighted
59/100 Raconteur - a person who tells anecdotes in a skilful and amusing manner
60/100 Provenance - geographical origin of commodities
61/100 Terroir - the combined effects of a given location on a given product e.g. climate, soil
(less) (less)

55/100 Livery - a special uniform worn by a servant, an official, or a member of a City Company or a business that offers vehicles, such as automobiles or boats, for hire.
56/100 Tautology - saying the same thing twice over in different words
57/100 Co-option - process of a group subsuming a smaller or weaker group with related interests; replicate aspects but not the full ideal
58/100 Gimlet-eyed - sharp-sighted
59/100 Raconteur - a person who tells anecdotes in a skilful and amusing manner
60/100 Provenance - geographical origin of commodities
61/100 Terroir - the combined effects of a g (...more)

55/100 Livery - a special uniform worn by a servant, an official, or a member of a City Company or a business that offers vehicles, such as automobiles or boats, for hire.
56/100 Tautology - saying the same thing twice over in different words
57/100 Co-option - process of a group subsuming a (...more)

43/100 Tup - uncastrated male sheep
44/100 Diffident - lacking confidence in one's own ability,worth or fitness; reserved in manner
45/100 Penurious - extremely poor; unwilling to spend money
46/100 Sepulchral - gloomy, dismal
47/100 Stymie - prevent or hinder progress of
48/100 Vagary - unexpected or unpredictable change in action or situation
49/100 Usufruct - right to use and gain from something belonging to another person provided the thing itself remains undiminished in any way
50/100 Neophyte - a person who is new to a subject or activity
51/100 Corollary - a proposition that follows from one already proved
52/100 Epistle - a letter, especially a long, formal, didactic one
53/100 Didactic - intended to teach, instructive
54/100 Organoleptic - relating perception by sensory organs (less) (less)

43/100 Tup - uncastrated male sheep
44/100 Diffident - lacking confidence in one's own ability,worth or fitness; reserved in manner
45/100 Penurious - extremely poor; unwilling to spend money
46/100 Sepulchral - gloomy, dismal
47/100 Stymie - prevent or hinder progress of
48/100 Vagary - unexpected or unpredictable change in action or situation
49/100 Usufruct - right to use and gain from something belonging to another person provided the thing itself remains undiminished in any way
50/100 Neophyte - a person who is new to a subject or activity
51/100 Corollary - a proposition that follows f (...more)

43/100 Tup - uncastrated male sheep
44/100 Diffident - lacking confidence in one's own ability,worth or fitness; reserved in manner
45/100 Penurious - extremely poor; unwilling to spend money
46/100 Sepulchral - gloomy, dismal
47/100 Stymie - prevent or hinder progress of
48/100 Vagary - unexpe (...more)

37/100 Timpani - kettledrums
38/100 Whicker - whinny, neigh
39/100 Scad - a large quantity; usually used in plural
40/100 Alacrity - brisk and cheerful readiness
41/100 Nix - put an end to
42/100 Beguiling - charming or enchanting, often deceptively

35/100 Barrage - concentrated artillery bombardment over a wide area or an artificial barrier across a river
36/100 Paragon - a perfect example of a particular quality, model of excellence

27/100 Escarpment - steep slope or long cliff from faulting separating a level area to differing elevations

12/100 Bucolic - relating to the pleasant aspects of the countryside/country life
13/100 Opprobrium - harsh criticism
14/100 Incandescent - emitting light from being heated; full of emotion
15/100 Torpor - mental/physical inactivity, lethargy
16/100 Uxorial - relating to a wife
17/100 Concatenation - to connect in a series or chain
18/100 Emollient - softening or soothing in approach or to the skin
19/100 Precocious - unusually advanced in development
20/100 Commodity - marketable item
21/100 Iterative - repetitive
22/100 Fusillade - quick succession of shots or missiles
23/100 Mansard - roof of four sloping sides becoming steeper halfway down
24/100 Renege - go back on a commitment
25/100 Aggrandisement - the act of increasing wealth, prestige, power or scope
26/100 Desultory - lacking a plan, purpose or enthusiasm (less) (less)

12/100 Bucolic - relating to the pleasant aspects of the countryside/country life
13/100 Opprobrium - harsh criticism
14/100 Incandescent - emitting light from being heated; full of emotion
15/100 Torpor - mental/physical inactivity, lethargy
16/100 Uxorial - relating to a wife
17/100 Concatenation - to connect in a series or chain
18/100 Emollient - softening or soothing in approach or to the skin
19/100 Precocious - unusually advanced in development
20/100 Commodity - marketable item
21/100 Iterative - repetitive
22/100 Fusillade - quick succession of shots or missiles
23/100 Mansard - roof o (...more)

12/100 Bucolic - relating to the pleasant aspects of the countryside/country life
13/100 Opprobrium - harsh criticism
14/100 Incandescent - emitting light from being heated; full of emotion
15/100 Torpor - mental/physical inactivity, lethargy
16/100 Uxorial - relating to a wife
17/100 Concatena (...more)

7/100 Irascible - having or showing a tendency to be easily angered
8/100 Avarice - extreme greed for wealth or material gain
9/100 Munificence - the quality or action of being extremely generous
10/100 Ebullient - cheerful and full of energy
11/100 Ubiquity - state/capacity of being everywhere, especially simultaneously (less)

7/100 Irascible - having or showing a tendency to be easily angered
8/100 Avarice - extreme greed for wealth or material gain
9/100 Munificence - the quality or action of being extremely generous
10/100 Ebullient - cheerful and full of energy
11/100 Ubiquity - state/capacity of being everywher (...more)

6/100 Jurisprudence - science of, skill of law

4/100 Intrinsic - belonging naturally; essential
5/100 Petrichor - the smell of Earth after rain

3/100 Visceral - relating to instinct>intellect

1/100 Pecuniary - relating to money
2/100 Sequester - isolate/hide away