DOMINIC:

 Acrimonious (Adjective) – caustic, biting or rancorous especially in feeling,

language, or manner; angry and bitter
 Baldachin (Noun) – a canopylike structure over an altar
 Cadaverous (Adjective) – suggesting a corpse especially in gauntness or pallor
 Demagogue (Noun) – a person who appeals to the emotions and prejudices of
people especially in order to gain political power
 Erogenous (Adjective) – producing sexual excitement or pleasure when touched
 Fiduciary (Noun) – involving a confidence or trust
 Gastroenterology (Noun) – a branch of medicine concerned with the structure,
functions, diseases, and pathology of the stomach and intestines
 Heathenish (Adjective) – resembling or characteristic of heathens; barbarous
 Indelible (Adjective) – impossible to remove or forget; producing marks that
cannot be erased
 Klutz (Noun) – a clumsy person; a person who often drops things, falls, down, etc.

GAB:
 Abrogate (Verb) – to cancel, annul or repel formally
 Adsiduous (Adjective) – devoted or constant, as a person
 Arduous (Adjective) – very difficult or demanding lot of effort
 Beguile (Verb) – charm or enchant (someone)
 Besiege (Verb) – to surround; a place to make it surrender
 Chafe (Verb) – to abrade or make sore by rubbing
 Chum (Noun) – an intimate companion
 Coax (Verb) – to persuade someone gently and patiently to do something
 Eucatastrophe (Noun) – a sudden or favorable resolution of events in a story; a
happy ending
 Luculent (Adjective) – clearly expressed

GERSON:
 Ascetic (Adjective) – self-denying
 Ascribe (Verb) – to attribute, impute or refer
 Asininity (Noun) – silly stupid
 Gusto (Noun) – great enjoyment
 Haughty (Adjective) – having or expressing arrogance
 Highwayman (Noun) – one who robs travelers on a highway
 Hooligan (Noun) – a lawless young person
 Hospice (Noun) – a place of rest and shelter for travelers
 Huddle (Verb) – to crowd together in a confined space
 Somnolent (Adjective) – sleepy, drowsy
MONICA:
 Amble (Noun) – a slow easy way of walking
 Banter (Verb) – to speak to in a friendly but teasing way
 Bereft (Adjective) – not having something needed, wanted or expected
 Bier (Noun) – a stand on which a corpse or coffin is placed
 Comely (Adjective) – pleasing to the sight; good looking
 Docile (Adjective) – easily taught, led, or managed
 Hoggish (Adjective) – very selfish or greedy
 Newel (Noun) – a post at the bottom or at the turn of a stairway
 Rummy (Noun) – a card game in which each players tries to lay down cards in
groups of 3 or more
 Truss (Verb) – to bond of tie firmly

NICOLE:
 Cacophony (Noun) – a loud harsh or strident noise
 Grotesque (Adjective) – fantastic or odd in form, appearance; ridiculous
 Hefty (Adjective) – possessing physical strength and weight; rugged and powerful
 Mauve (Noun) – a moderate purple
 Phlegm (Noun) – apathy demonstrated by an absence of emotional reactions
 Simper (Adjective) – to smile in an affected or silly manner
 Varicella (Noun) – same as chicken pox
 Virtu (Noun) – a love of an antiques, curios; all such objects or their attraction for
collectors
 Wham (Interjection) – to strike or explode with a loud sound
 Yawp (Verb) – to make a loud cry