| A | B |
|---|
| Eclectic | seemingly random choices in art etc. |
| Egregious | flagrant, abhorrent |
| Elucidate | to make crystal clear |
| Embellish | fish stories often suffer from this |
| Emissary | a representatitve |
| Emulate | imitate, copy, |
| Enigma | a synonym of baffling, mysterious, obscure |
| Esoteric | known by only a few |
| Eulogy | a funeral speech is an example |
| Exacerbate | to make worse |
| Exalt | to elevate someone, to glorify |
| Exorbitant | extravagant, far above the norm |
| Expedite | to accomplish a task speedily |
| Explicit | an antonym of implicit |
| Expunge | obliterate, erase |
| Extol | to lavish praise on |
| Facade | a false appearance |
| Faction | a group within a larger group |
| Fallacy | an erroneous understanding |
| Fawning | to reveal an abundant of flattery |
| Feign | give a false impression, pretend, |
| Fidelity | a state of being faithful |
| Fledgling | technically first flight feathers |
| Flourish | to prosper, thrive |
| Fluke | a coincidence |
| Fodder | food for animals |
| Foray | a raid or initial venture |
| Forfeit | forced to give up something |
| Fortuitous | related to serendipity |
| Furtive | sneaky, sly, secretive |
| Futile | to no avail |
| Galvanize | to stimulate |
| Gamut | the full range |
| Garner | to gather and store away |
| Genteel | polite, well mannered |
| Gratuitous | freely given |
| Grave | a serious situation |
| Grimace | your face when you are given an injection |
| Grovel | to be pathetically |
| Guile | cunning duplicity, deceit |
| Guise | related to disguise |
| Gullible | Coined due to Gulliver's Travels |
| Harbinger | similar to omen |
| Herald | to give notice, to hail or greet |
| Heresy | ouside established doctrine |
| Hiatus | a break from established routine |
| Homage | respect, high regard, reverence |
| Hubris | unwarranted arrogance |
| Hyperbole | literary term indicating exaggeration for effect |
| Immaterial | insignificant, unimportant, away from the topic |
| Imminent | about to happen |
| Immutable | permanent |
| Imperious | acting like the Emperor |
| Impotent | lacking power |
| Incessant | never ceasing |
| Incipient | at an early stage |
| Incontrovertible | not disputable nor open to question |
| Indigent | needy, poverty stricken |
| Inept | clumsy, awkward |
| Infamy | related to infamous |
