Eponymous-Loquacious

• Def (adj.): (of a person) giving their name to something.

  • “Gilmore Girls follows the life of the ___ girls.”

  Eponymous
• Def (adj.): having or displaying a passionate intensity.

  • “I enjoyed having a ___ roommate, who never failed to maintain a convivial atmosphere.”

  Fervent
• Def (adj.): denoting attitudes, activities, or other things that have no religious or spiritual basis.

  • “My family never went to church: we have ___ ideals.”

  Secular
• Def (v.): create difficulties for (someone or something), resulting in delay or obstruction.

  • “I was not going to tell you my adversities ___ me.”

  Hinder
• Def (adj.):  simulated or pretended; insincere.

  • “I am used to resorting to ___ orgasms when my partners can’t please me.”

  Feigned
• Def (n.):  a feeling of fear or anxiety about something that may happen. 

  • “As I entered the ghost-silent room, I felt a sort of ___.”

  Trepidation
• Def (adj.): optimistic or positive, especially in a bad or difficult situation.

  • “Karlis was ___ about the situation, despite how evident it was that it wouldn’t work out.”

  Sanguine
• Def (adj.):  fond of company, sociable

  • “I am a ___ individual, I cannot go a day without gossiping with my girls.”

  Gregarious
• Def (v):  to become immune to unpleasant events or situations;  accustom (someone) to something, especially something unpleasant.

  • “Living in Poland for a year left me ___ to the cold.”

  Inure
• Def (adj.): calm; not easily get emotional or angry; composed 

  • “He remained ___ during the incident.”

  Phlegmatic
• Def (adj.): silent; not talkative 

  • “The ___ class satisfied the teacher.”

  Taciturn
• Def (v.): talking for a long period of time about insignificant things

  • “My roommate and I go to sleep ___ about trivial matters.”

  Prattle
• Def (adj.): angelic, sweet 

  • “I was astonished, smitten, by her ___ appearance.”

  Seraphic
• Def (adj.):  tired, bored, or lacking enthusiasm because of overexposure or overindulgence; satiated 

  • “I felt ___ after the five-course meal.”

  Jaded
• Def (n.):  a small amount of something 

  • “The SAT does not take into account that some students have a ___ of opportunities available to them to prepare.”

  Modicum
• Def (n.): consisting of a very great number  

  • “During the meeting, we discussed a ___ of impending issues.”

  Myriad
• Def (n.): physical beauty 

  • “The entire class–girls and boys and in-between–were mesmerized by Kat’s ___. Her body was goddess-like.”

  Pulchritude
• Def (adj.): calm, peaceful, and happy, prosperous, golden 

  • “My imagination takes me to ___ places where diseases don’t exist.’

  Halcyon
• Def (adj.):  pleasant-sounding,  melodious; mellow; sweet; lyrical

  • “The crunching of the autumn leaves was ___.”

  Euphonious
• Def (adj.): talkative or chatty 

  • “My sister is ___ and doesn’t know when to quit prattling.”

  Loquacious