placatory
Intended to appease someone's anger; calming, mollifying
melancholy
A feeling of pensive sadness; sorrow, gloom
impropriety
Misconduct or inappropriate behavior, language, or character
wretchedness
A state of extreme misfortune or unhappiness
commiseration
Sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others; Solace, condolences
calamity
An event that causes great damage or distress; catastrophe, crisis
vexed
Frustrated; Disputed, debated
insinuating
Suggesting, hinting
sagacity
Wisdom, acuity
stultify
Cause to lose enthusiasm; Hamper, obstruct
irrevocable
Absolute, unalterable
absotively
A mispronunciation of "absolutely" that Woolly and Duchess use
trepidation
Fear or agitation about something that may happen
reckoning
A person's view or opinion on something
contiguously
Positioned next to each other
matrimony
Marriage
gallantly
Bravely; chivalrously
paradox
A self-contradictory statement or proposition
camaraderie
Mutual friendship and trust
merit
The quality of goodness or excellence
