Vocabulary

• Homonym = each of two or more words having the same spelling or pronunciation but different meanings and origins.
• Posse: it is used to refer a group of friends or people gathered for a particular reason/purpose.
• Ubiquitous (adj.): existing or being at the same time: constantly encountered : widespread.
• Lampoon: it means an action to ridicule someone or make fun of something, through use of HARSH SATIRE
• Regale(verb): To amuse or entertain by telling stories (in a formal sense)


  Synonym: banquet, feast, dinner
• Extraneous(adj): something which is not considered an important part of a specific thing that's why considered irrelevant or unimportant.


  irrelevant, external, extrinsic(not being an important part of)
• Shill(verb): To act as a spokesperson or promoter


  promoter, talker, spokesperson.
• Irascible(adj): someone who is irascible is easily angered and annoyed.


  Irritable, fiery, grumpy
• Jeopardy(noun): It is defined as exposure to imminence of death , loss or injury. In legal context refers specifically to the danger that an accused person is subjected to when to trial for a criminal offense
• Translucent(adj): It is used to describe something that is not completely clear enough to allow light to pass.
• Retinue


  A group of helpers or supporters, or followers
• Retinue


  • The venue relies on a retinue of workers to carry out large events
• Synonyms of retinue

  • entourage
  • crew
  • staff
• Haggard


  Someone who seems to be tired due to hunger and also disheveled (in disorder or disarray)
• Haggard


  • After a disastrous rafting trip Robin emerged from the woods looking 'haggard' but otherwise unscathed