English Vocab

• Displaying a stylish, confident, and slightly unconventional appearance or manner, often suggesting charm or dash.

• Indolence

• Rakish

• • Garish

• Meager

Excessively bright or flashy in a vulgar or tasteless way, often in terms of color or decoration.

• Bluster

• Meager

• Indolence

• Garish

• Lacking in quantity, quality, or extent; inadequate or deficient, usually used to describe something that is insufficient or paltry.

• • Meager

• Indolence

• Banter

• Deference

• Habitual laziness or avoidance of activity; a state of being idle or inactive due to a lack of motivation or energy.

• Forage

• Rakish

• • Indolence

• Belligerently

• In a hostile or aggressive manner, often associated with readiness to fight or engage in conflict.

• Flaunt

• • Belligerently

• Bluster

• Forage

• Loud, aggressive, or swaggering talk or behavior that is often without substance or actual threat.

• Flaunt

• Banter

• • Forage

• • Bluster

• To search widely for food or provisions, typically by rummaging or scavenging.

• • Forage

• Banter

• Flaunt

• • Deference

Playful and light-hearted conversation or exchange of remarks, often characterized by wit, humor, and good-natured teasing.

• Deference

• Banter

• Flaunt

• Rakish

• To display something ostentatiously or conspicuously, often in a boastful or defiant manner, to attract attention or admiration.

• • Flaunt

• Bluster

• Deference

• Meager

• Respectful submission or yielding to the judgment, opinion, or wishes of another person, often out of recognition of their authority or superiority.

• Banter

• • Flaunt

• Bluster

• • Deference