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  1. fortuitous: 1) occurring by chance 2) fortunate or lucky 3) coming or happening by a lucky chance
  2. jackanapes: 1) a monkey or ape 2) an impudent or conceited fellow 3) a saucy or mischievous child
  3. nettle: 1) to strike or sting with or as if with nettles 2) to arouse sharp but transitory annoyance or anger
  4. complaisant: 1) showing desire or willingness to please 2) marked by a willingness to consent to others' wishes
  5. Ponzi scheme: an investment swindle in which some early investors are paid off with money put up by later ones in order to encourage risks
  6. grandiloquence: a lofty, extravagantly colorful, pompous, or bombastic style, manner, or quality especially in language
  7. expatiate: 1) to move about freely or at will: wander 2) speak or write at length or in detail
  8. scission: 1) a division of spit in a group of union 2) an action or process of cutting, dividing, or splitting
  9. diapason: 1) a burst of sound 2) the entire range of musical tones: range or scope 3) a tuning fork 3) a standard of pitch
  10. travesty: 1) an imitation that makes crude fun of something 2) an inferior imitation or likeness
  11. brogue: 1) a heavy shoe often with a hobnailed sole 2) a stout oxford shoe with perforations and usually a wing tip
  12. collywobbles: a bellyache
  13. plethora: an excessive quantity or fullness; profusion
  14. saga: 1) a tale of figures and events of Norway and Iceland from history or legend 2) a story of heroic deeds 3) a long detailed account
  15. extradite: to offer or obtain the surrender of (an alleged criminal) to another authority having jurisdiction to try the charge
  16. weasel word: a word used in order to mislead a person or to avoid a straight answer
  17. instauration: 1) restoration after decay, lapse, or dilapidation 2) an act of instituting or establishing something
  18. caparison: 1) an ornamental covering for a horse 2) decorative trappings and harness 3) rich clothing; adornment
  19. rife: 1) prevalent especially to an increasing degree 2) abundant, common 3) copiously supplied; abounding
  20. posthumous: 1) born after the death of the father 2) published after the death of the author 3) following or occurring after death