| A | B |
|---|
| CAJOLE (kuh JOL) | to urge with repeated appeals, teasing or flattery |
| CHICANERY (chik AY ner ee) | trickery |
| OBSEQUIOUS (ob SEEK wee us) | flattering and submissive |
| SYCHOPHANT (SIK uh fent) | an insincere, obsequious flatterer; a suck-up |
| BOMBASTIC (bom BAS tik) | given to pompous speech or writing |
| EXORBITANT (eg ZOR bit int) | exceeding all bounds, inflated, very expensive |
| EXUBERANT (eg ZOO bur ent) | full of unrestrained enthusiasm or joy |
| LAVISH (LAV ish) | extravagant |
| LUGUBRIOUS (luh GOOB bree yus) | dismal or gloomy, especially to an exaggerated or ludicrous degree |
| PENCHANT (PEN chent) | a strong inclination or liking |
| UBIQUITOUS (yoo BIK wit us) or OMNIPRESENT (ahm NEE prez ent) | being or seeming to be everywhere at the same time |
| AMALGAM (uh MAL gum) | a combination of diverse elements; a mixture |
| INUNDATE (IN un dayt) | to overwhelm as with a flood; to swamp |
| MULTIFARIOUS (mul ti FAYR ee us) | diverse; various |
| MULTIPLICITY (mul tuh PLI sit ee) | array, wealth, diversity, variety |
| OMNI | all; everwhere |
| EX | out of, from, thoroughly |
| MULT | many, much |
