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Jovial
Cheerful; jolly; happy
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here's a fun one used in Shakespeare's works…
Knave
A deceitful and unreliable scoundrel.
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Lachrymose – tearful or given to weeping; sad. From Latin lacrimōsus, meaning tearful, and lacrima, meaning tear.
(Fans of Snicket's Series of Unfortunate Events will be familiar with this one… and may associate it with cold cucumber soup :P)
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OHHHHHHHHHHH that's where the name "The Lachrima" comes from!!!!!!!!!!!! This is from "The Glass Sentence."
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YES! I just finished the Wide Window…
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*facepalms* Forgot there were more in the series! I've only read the first book. How many books are there now, and what are they?
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There are 13.
#1: The Bad Beginning
#2: The Reptile Room
#3: The Wide Window
#4: The Miserable Mill
#5: The Austere Academy
#6: The Ersatz Elevator
#7: The Vile Village
#8: The Hostile Hospital
#9: The Carnivorous Carnival
#10: The Slippery Slope
#11: The Grim Grotto
#12: The Penultimate Peril
#13: The End
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Misanthrope
Someone who dislikes people in general
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Nefarious. Meaning: Immoral.
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Like… Lake Lachrymose? Yes, I definitely associate that word with Cucumber soup. And Putanesca. And Aunt Josephine.
Obscure, of course!
Unclear, vague, uncertain, inconspicous
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Pandemonium
A state of extreme confusion and disorder.
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Quintessential
Representing the most perfect or typical example of a quality or class
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Quintesencial
Raze
Sepia
I could go on and on, but here is three words.
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In the future, I'd prefer you please kindly do only one.
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The administrators messed the grammar up, not me.
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Tessellated
Decorated with small pieces of small glass or stone.
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Ubique. A synonym for everywhere.
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