enigmatic :: obscure; puzzling
equitable :: fair; impartial
erotic :: 1 to 2 love
eugenic :: pertaining to the improvement of race
ex officio :: by 3 of one"s office
explicit :: definite; open
febrile :: feverish
fiduciary :: pertaining to a position of trust
fluted :: having 4 parallel 5 (as in a pillar)
fulgent :: beaming; radiant
garrulous :: 6; wordy
gauche :: clumsy; boorish
generic :: characteristic of a class or species
germinal :: pertaining to a germ; creative
hermetically :: sealed by 7 so as to be airtight
hortatory :: encouraging
hyperborean :: 8 in extreme north; arctic; cold
idiosyncratic :: private; 9 to an individual
illusive :: deceiving
impalpable :: imperceptible; intangible
imperturbable :: calm; placid
imponderable :: weightless
importunate :: urging; demanding
impotent :: weak; ineffective
incongruous :: not fitting; absurd
incontinent :: lacking self-restraint; licentious
incredulous :: 10 belief; skeptical
inductive :: pertaining to 11 or 12 from the specific to the general
ineluctable :: 13; not to be escaped
insouciant :: indifferent; without concern or care
interlocutory :: 14; intermediate, not final
internecine :: mutually destructive
intractable :: unruly; refractory
irksome :: repetitious; tedious
irrefragable :: not to be disproved; indisputable
jejune :: lacking interest; barren; meager
kinetic :: producing motion
lachrymose :: producing tears
laudable :: praiseworthy; commendable
lissome :: 15; lithe
ludicrous :: laughable; trifling
maladroit :: clumsy; bungling
manifold :: numerous; varied
mawkish :: sickening; insipid
militant :: 16; bellicose
minatory :: threatening
morganatic :: describing a marriage between a member of a royal family and a commone
myopic :: nearsighted
nascent :: 17; coming into being
nautical :: pertaining to ships or navigation
neap :: lowest
nubile :: marriageable
obligatory :: 18; required
obstreperous :: 19; noisy
omnipresent :: universally present; ubiquitous
optimum :: most favorable
orotund :: having a round, 20 quality; 21 speech
overweening :: 22; arrogant
parlous :: dangerous; perilous
pass?:: old-fashioned; past the prime
pathological :: pertaining to disease
pejorative :: having a deteriorating or depreciating effect on the meaning of a word