Awe Bitter Copious Deprecate Derisive Didactic Ebb Fanciful Guile Haughty Incredulous Indigent Lucid Paucity Taciturn Tawdry Urbane Test on 10/29 (B-day)

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Awe Bitter Copious Deprecate Derisive Didactic Ebb Fanciful Guile Haughty Incredulous Indigent Lucid Paucity Taciturn Tawdry Urbane Test on 10/29 (B-day) and 10/30 (A-day)

sophisticated, courteous urbane

Plentiful, (a lot of) copious

gaudy and cheap (tacky) tawdry

to express disapproval of deprecate

uncommunicative, untalkative taciturn

scarce (not a lot of) paucity

Crafty deceit; cunning; dishonesty guile

clear-minded, easily understood lucid

decline, diminish ebb

poverty-stricken indigent

solemn wonder awe

proud and vain (stuck up) haughty

exhibiting strong animosity as a result of pain or grief bitter

disbelieving incredulous

mocking, ridiculing (making fun of) derisive

using the imagination fanciful

author attempts to educate or instruct the reader didactic