Counterfeit Adjective Fake, false EX: The criminal made counterfeit money.

Hamper Verb make movement or progress difficult: to restrict the free movement or progress of somebody or something EX: Do not hamper me from getting to class on time.

Kindle Verb To start a fire The fire is dying, it needs to be kindled.

Noxious Adjective Harmful, poisonous, lethal EX: Carbon monoxide is a noxious gas.

Remunerate Verb To pay for work done If you install guttering on my house, I will remunerate you accordingly.

Abasement Verb To reduce or lower in rank, office or status, Humiliation, degrading The abasement from manager to teller is due to your poor performance.

Cower Verb recoil in fear or servility; shrink away from The dog cowered from his abusive master.

Credible Adjective Offering reasonable grounds for being believed The testimony of the honest man was credible.

Enigma Noun Puzzle or mystery The magician was a master of enigma.

Berserk Adjective Violently or destructively frenzied; wild; crazed; deranged. The boy went berserk and started flipping over all of the desks.

Ubiquitous Adjective Being or seeming to be everywhere, or in all places, at the same time; omnipresent. My ubiquitous mother always knows when I do something wrong.

Insipid Adjective Lacking flavor or zest; not tasty. Lacking qualities that excite, or interest; dull. The cafeteria soup is insipid because it is not very zesty. The insipid boy was no fun to be around.

Precarious Adjective Dangerously lacking in security or stability Be careful when walking on the edge of the cliff because it looks precarious.

Fritter Verb spend frivolously and unwisely Do not fritter away your time.

Discernable Adjective perceptible by the senses or intellect The answer to your problem is discernable.