| morose |
[mə-ˈrōs] |
|
unhappy, annoyed, and unwilling to speak or smile, gloomy. |
| sullen |
[ˈsə-lən] |
|
angry and unwilling to smile or be pleasant to people. |
| hail |
[ˈhāl] |
|
to come from or to have been born in a particular place. |
| extracurricular |
[ˌek-strə-kə-ˈri-kyə-lər] |
|
used to refer to something a person does secretly or unofficially and not within their normal work or relationship, especially a sexual relationship. |
| utmost |
[ˈət-ˌmōst] |
|
Maximum; greatest possible amount or quantity. |
| decorum |
[di-ˈkȯr-əm] |
|
Appropriate social behavior. |
| roundabout |
[ˈrau̇n-də-ˌbau̇t] |
|
not in a simple, direct, or quick way. |
| dummy |
[ˈdə-mē] |
|
a large model of a human, especially one used to show clothes in a shop. |
| forthright |
[ˈfȯrth-ˌrīt] |
|
(too) honest or direct in behaviour or speech. |