abbreviate: to shorten, abridge
abstinence: the act of refraining from pleasurable activity, e.g., eating or drinking
adulation: high praise
adversity: misfortune, an unfavorable turn of events
aesthetic: pertaining to beauty or the arts
amicable: friendly, agreeable
anachronistic: out-of-date, not attributed to the correct historical period
anecdote: short, usually funny account of an event
anonymous: nameless, without a disclosed identity
antagonist: foe, opponent, adversary
arid: extremely dry or deathly boring
assiduous: persistent, hard-working
asylum: sanctuary, shelter, place of refuge
benevolent: friendly and helpful
camaraderie: trust, sociability amongst friends
censure: to criticize harshly
circuitous: indirect, taking the longest route
clairvoyant: exceptionally insightful, able to foresee the future
collaborate: to cooperate, work together
compassion: sympathy, helpfulness or mercy
compromise: to settle a dispute by terms agreeable to both sides
condescending: possessing an attitude of superiority, patronizing
conditional: depending on a condition, e.g., in a contract
conformist: person who complies with accepted rules and customs
congregation: a crowd of people, an assembly
convergence: the state of separate elements joining or coming together
deleterious: harmful, destructive, detrimental
demagogue: leader, rabble-rouser, usually appealing to emotion or prejudice
digression: the act of turning aside, straying from the main point, esp. in a speech or argument
diligent: careful and hard-working
discredit: to harm the reputation of, dishonor or disgrace
disdain: to regard with scorn or contempt
divergent: separating, moving in different directions from a particular point
empathy: identification with the feelings of others
emulate: to imitate, follow an example
enervating: weakening, tiring
enhance: to improve, bring to a greater level of intensity
ephemeral: momentary, transient, fleeting
evanescent: quickly fading, short-lived, esp. an image
exasperation: irritation, frustration
exemplary: outstanding, an example to others
extenuating: excusing, lessening the seriousness of guilt or crime, e.g., of mitigating factors
florid: red-colored, flushed; gaudy, ornate
fortuitous: happening by luck, fortunate
frugal: thrifty, cheap
hackneyed: cliched, worn out by overuse
haughty: arrogant and condescending
hedonist: person who pursues pleasure as a goal
hypothesis: assumption, theory requiring proof
impetuous: rash, impulsive, acting without thinking
impute: to attribute an action to particular person or group
incompatible: opposed in nature, not able to live or work together
inconsequential: unimportant, trivial
inevitable: certain, unavoidable
integrity: decency, honesty, wholeness
intrepid: fearless, adventurous
intuitive: instinctive, untaught
jubilation: joy, celebration, exultation
lobbyist: person who seeks to influence political events
Your Country Thanks You
Dog Inherits Millions
Elvis Is Alive and Well
Love in the hospital
A Trip to Egypt
The Wedding (2)
D.B. Cooper Lives On (2)
In Harm’s Way
Interstate Bridge
The Waiter
Man Holds Staff Hostage
Cleaning a Dirty Plate
Man Flies 200 Miles(2)
“We Could Have All Died!”
Homemade Ship
Death Is Part of Life
Selling Those Bunnies
The Hospital Orderly (2)
Tagger Shoots Woman
The Wedding (1)
The Way to a Man’s Heart…
Shark Attack
Bad Weed, Bad Call
Suspicious Shoppers
Flower Power
The Hospital Orderly (1)
Pluto Chases Kid
Smells like Chicken
D.B. Cooper Lives On (1)
Actor Tries to Kill Himself
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