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| complement | n. 1. Something that completes or makes perfect. 2. The number or amount that makes up a whole. v. To bring to completion or perfection. |
| component | n. Any of the more important parts of a whole. adj. Contributing to form a whole. |
| conjure | v. 1. To call forth as if by magic. 2. to recall or evoke. |
| emphasize | v. To give special attention to; to stress. |
| emphasis | n. Special attention directed at something to give it importance. |
| emphatic | adj. Said or done with force. |
| homage | n. Honor or respect shown publicly. |
| impromptu | adj. Unplanned. adv. Without preparation. |
| lush | adj. Marked by richness or growth, especially of vegetation. |
| medley | n. 1. A mixture of often unrelated things. 2. A selection of music from various sources, played as one piece. |
| oblige | v. 1. To require someone to do something for legal, social, or moral reasons. 2. To earn the gratitude of. 3. To do a favor for. |
| pretentious | adj. Drawing undeserved or inappropriate attention to oneself; showy. |
| prowess | n. Great skill or ability. |
| rustic | adj. 1. Of or relating to country life or people. 2. Lacking elegance or polish. n. A country person. |
| subtle | adj. 1. So slight as to be not easily seen or understood. 2. Able to understand fine shades of meaning. |
| subtlety | n. Something so slight that only a clever or well-educated person can see it. |
| vocation | n. A person's employment; occuation. |
| vocational | adj. Having to do with a person's career. |
| warble | v. To sing in a melodious manner. |
