soliloquy → n. a literary or dramatic speech spoken by a solitary character
adj. of the common people → vulgar
v. to make gestures for emphasis → gesticulate
solipsism → n. the theory that the self is the only reality; self-absorbtion
repartee → n. a person with a knowledge of several languages
1. v. to keep company; to associate 2. n. a companion, especially a romantic one → consort
parcel → v. to conceive and develop in the mind or body
congested → adj. overcrowded; too tightly packed
v. to waste away → languish
truncate → v. to cut short in the middle
adj. causing sleep or fatigue → monosyllabic
n. the act of bestowing; a formal offer → vigilante
n. a feeling of great happiness or well-being → monotone
monotonous → adj. happening by a lucky accident or chance; fortunate
languid → adj. causing sleep or fatigue
requiem → n. a person with a knowledge of several languages
n. a positive relationship → rapport
v. to give in → languish
adj. extremely demanding; insistent
n. a sameness of sound, style, manner or color
adj. sharply effective or insightful
adj. drowsy; sleepy
n. the outermost part or boundary
adj. having to do with a government in which one person, group, or party controls everything
adj. on the alert; watchful
adj. giving or showing an advantage to one over another
adj. Perfect or ideal, especially in skill or accomplishment
n. A group of companies or institutions
adj. concerning the whole rather than the parts
adj. impossible to bear; intolerable
n. accumulation; total result
adj. follwed by favorable circumstances
adj. happening by a lucky accident or chance; fortunate
v. to urge or beg without end
adj. having only one syllable
adj. deserted and lonely
sopor
n. a repayment; a compensation
catholic
n. protection or support; patronage
v. to soothe or satisfy; to appease
v. intend for a specific end or purpose
polyglot
v. to make public
vigilante
adj. lucky; favorable
n. a chance or accident
parse
predestination
gestate
n. completeness
n. a person with knowledge of many subjects
languor
n. the common people; the masses