Senile
having or showing the weaknesses or diseases of old age, especially a loss of mental memory or focus.
Trivial
not important; small
Succumb
to give in to what someone says/wants (usually without choice)
Speck
a tiny spot
Foreshadow
when something is warned about before it happens
Materialistic
excessively concerned with material possessions; money-oriented.
Assassin
A person who is hired to kill another
Delightful
causing delight; charming.
brainstorm
The processes of tapping into the subconscious to devise strategies for solving problems.
congeal
The transition from a liquid state to a thicker and firmer state.
excruciating
Agonizing and unbearable.
flounder
A mental struggle to formulate words, sentences, memories, ideas or responses.
forsaken
Abandoned and discarded.
avocation
A serious hobby or non-conpensated type of work done for enjoyment.
monstrosity
Large and unwieldy; hideous and ugly; freakish and unnatura.
Harry S. Truman
Vice-President who assumed the Presidency of the U.S. following death of Franklin Delano Roosevelt and man responsible for ordering the first use of nuclear weapons against a foreign nation.
incongruous
A state of discord and incompatibility; out of step; disjointed.
philanthropy
Acts of charity and benevolence toward others.
prevaricate
To evade, misrepresent or fudge smaller details of a larger truth.
putrid
Rotting and decaying.
mortified
Horrified as a result of lost pride and esteem resuting from a shameful humiliation.
fanatic
An excessively zeaous proponent.
subconscious
Part of the mind that stimulates motivations and drives of which the conscious mind remains unaware.
hovel
A squalid dwelling constructed for impermanent residence.
voluptuous
Curvy and womanly in appearance.
infantile
Childish and immature.
paranoid
The relentless feeling that someone is out to get you or is watching you when you are not aware.
