<p>I am the most **garrulous **person I know. But then again, that makes me gregarious to a certain extent as well!</p>
<p>caveat</p>
<p>The case is currently in caveat and we can do nothing to get things going.</p>
<p>perfidy</p>
<p>I am distraught, due to the perfidy found in 714nD1’s comment.</p>
<p>I offer a caveat to 714nD1</p>
<p>decorous</p>
<p>Please be **decorous **in this thread!
It’s intellectually engaging and academically challenging.</p>
<p>morose</p>
<p>I feel morose, because the SAT is tomorrow</p>
<p>munificent</p>
<p>The curve for the Physics exam is munificent. You can miss 10 and still score 800.</p>
<p>zucchetto</p>
<p>OH nooo, the comment was general!! 
What sentence am I supposed to make with zucchetto? I’m not a catholic priest.</p>
<p>ascendancy</p>
<p>I am going to filch the bishops zuchetto. </p>
<p>libel</p>
<p>I’ve always dreamed of writing a long libel, stupid and meaningless, just for the sake of writing it.</p>
<p>epistolary</p>
<p>The Color Purple is an epistolary novel; the story is told entirely in letters.</p>
<p>sophistry</p>
<p>Stating that kids are not as bright as adults is in general a sophistry.</p>
<p>onerous</p>
<p>My English teacher assigns an onerous amount of useless homework.</p>
<p>temerity</p>
<p>King Leonidas could not throw his spear because his held felt the weight of an onerous helmet</p>
<p>Incipient</p>
<p>The Beat Movement was the **incipient **form of expression of a generation, followed by other manifestations of liberal spirit and pacifism…</p>
<p>incisive</p>
<p>CC is full of incisive scholars</p>
<p>vapid</p>
<p>Her speech was vapid, albeit being embellished by eloquent word choices.</p>
<p>eschew</p>
<p>when writing, one should eschew obfuscation</p>
<p>dilettante</p>
<p>Though I have eventually come to love piano as an artistic expression, I must say I was more or less a **dilettante **at the beginning.</p>
<p>quagmire</p>
<p>Frogs and Alligators can be found in quagmires</p>
<p>complacent</p>