Fractious
adj. quarrelsome; unruly; rebellious
Fresco
n. a painting done on plaster
Froward
adj. stubbornly contrary; obstinately disobedient
Fulminate
v. to attack loudly; denounce
Fulsome
adj. so excessive as to be disgusting
Gainsay
v. to deny; dispute; oppose
Gambol
v. to frolic; leap playfully
Gauche
adj. coarse and uncouth; clumsy
Glib
adj. fluent in an insincere way; offhand
Gossamer
adj. sheer; light and delicate, like cobwebs
Gradiloquent
adj. pompous; bombastic
Gregarious
adj. sociable
Grouse
v. to complain; n. complaints
Guileless
adj. free of cunning or deceit; artless
Halcyon
adj. calm and peaceful; happy; golden; prosperous
Harrowing
adj. extremely distressing; terrifying
Hermetic
adj. tightly seald; magical
Homeostasis
n. automatic maintenance by an organism of normal temperature
Idolatry
n. idol worship; blind or excessive devotion
Igneous
adj. produced by fire; volcanic
Imbroglio
n. complicated situation; an entanglement
Immutable
adj. unchangeable
Impecunious
adj. poor; having no money
Impervious
adj. impossible to penetrate; incapable of being affected
Impinge
v. to strike; encroach
Implacable
adj. inflexible; incapable of being pleased
Imprecation
n. curse
Impute
v. to relate to a particular cause or source; attribute the failt to; assign as a characteristic
Incursion
n. sudden invasion
Indigence
n. poverty