1. exquisite 1 (adj.) extraordinarily fine or beautiful; intense
Her singing was truly exquisite.

2. (adj.) false She had on a faux mink coat.2
(adj.) false
She had on a faux mink coat.

3. fickle 3 (adj.) shifting in character; inconstant
He blames poor sales on fickle customers.

4. flaunt 4 (v) To show off; to display ostentatiously
The fiance will flaunt her engagement ring for everyone to see.

5. frugal 5 (adj) thrifty; economical
Shopping at the thrift store was frugal way to save money.

6. (v) To mix up or confuse; scramble6
garble
(v) To mix up or confuse; scramble
The candidate complained that his views had been deliberately garbled by his opponent.

7. (n) kind, type The genre of our novel is historical fiction.7
genre
(n) kind, type
The genre of our novel is historical fiction.

8. grandiose 8 (adj) on a magnificent or exaggerated scale
He had a huge grandiose idea of building an entire city out of glass.

9. grimace 9 (v) To make an ugly, disapproving facial expression
The patient made a painful grimace as the doctor examined his wound.

10. haughty 10 (adj) disdainfully proud
He walked in a haughty manner after he bought the Mercedes.