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| referring to a sense of beauty; artistic |
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| carefully selected from many good sources |
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| offered freely, but not necessarily under the circumstances unwanted or unneeded |
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| the opposite of what would be normal or expected; humor-based incongruity |
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| suitable, practical, or advisable; also opportunistic |
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| of doubtful authorship; fictitious |
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| shockingly awful, appalling; abominable; outrageous |
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| everyday; commonplace, like menial chores |
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| demanding, hard to achieve; strenuous |
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| wildly extravagent or lavish in spending |
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| extravagently idealistic; unpredictable; unrealistic or imaginary |
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| irreverance towards something sacred |
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| to slander or defame someone's name |
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| bitter, critical speech/writing |
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| burning or corrosive like acid |
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| points out flaws in human nature in order to promote change |
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| lengthy, often emotional, critical speech |
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| false defamatory criticism of someone |
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| change or alter in meaning through misinterpretation of facts |
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| insincere or high-flown writing/speech; originally the study of good communication |
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| extremely talkative; gabby, loquacious verbose |
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