English (spelling)

• acknowledge- confirm that what you have received or grateful for something
• alternative-available as another possibility
• anecdote-short entertaining story about a real incident
• appropriate-suitable or right in the circumstances
• avert-turn away the eyes
• candid-truthful and straightforward
• compel-to force to do something
• comply-to do what is requested or ordered
• concise- create in the mind
• drastic-having a strong far-reaching effect
• erratic-not even or regular in pattern or movement;unpredictable
• forfeit-lose or be deprived of
• illuminate- make something visible or bright by shining light
• isolate-cause to be or remain alone or apart from others
• refuge-the state of being safe or sheltered from pursuit, danger
• reminisce- indulge in enjoyable recollection of past events
• urban- in relating to characteristic of a ton or city
• acquiesce- to assent tacitly submit or comply silently or without protest agree consent
• acquittal- the act of acquitting
• ambidextrous- able to use both hands equally ell
• authentic- not false or copied; genuine; real
• blasphemous- uttering, containing or exhibiting blasphony
• boutonniere- a flower or small bouquet orn, usually by a man in the buttonhole of a lapel
• diurnal-of or relating to a day or each day;daily
• drudgery-menial, distasteful, dull or hard work
• eucalyptus-any of numerous often tall trees belonging to the genes of the myrtle family
• fluorescent-possessing the property of strikingly bright vivid element
• gelatinous- having the nature of or resembling jelly especially inconsistency;jellylike
• gluttonous-tending to eat and drink excessively;
• grandiloquent- speaking or expressed in a lofty style, often to the point of being pompous
• idiosyncrasy- a characteristic, habit, mannerism or the like that is peculiar to an individual
• leguminous- pertaining to, of the nature of or bearing legumes
• nauseate- to affect with nausea
• paradoxical- seeming self contradictory yet true
• obduracy- stubbornness or obstinacy
• penitentiary- a place for imprisonment reformatory discipline or punishment
• pharaoh- a title of an ancient Egyptian king
• plebian- belonging or pertaining to common people
• quandary- a state of perplexity or uncertainty especially as what to do
• quixotic- extravagantly chivalrous or romantic; visionary