Overly bright or showy, often in a bad way.
garish
To use hand movements or gestures when speaking, often with excitement.
Gesticulate
To combine different parts or ideas into a whole.
Synthesize
A statement that doesn’t logically follow from the previous one.
Non sequitur
A show of respect or tribute to someone or something.
Hommage
The most perfect or typical example of something.
Quintessence
Outstandingly bad; shocking.
Egregious
To suggest something indirectly, often something negative.
Insinuate
Without meaning to; accidentally.
Inadvertently
To invent or create something, often by mixing things together.
Concoct
A musical composition where a theme is repeated and developed by different instruments or voices; also a state of altered awareness or memory loss.
Fugue
Harmful or dangerous; showing hatred or desire to cause harm.
Malignant
To cause something (especially something bad) to continue.
Perpetuate
Treating serious issues with inappropriate humor; joking in a not-serious way.
Facetious
The quality of being determined and persistent.
Tenacity
To find out or discover something with certainty.
Ascertain
Dealing with things sensibly and realistically rather than ideally.
Pragmatic
Unreasonably high (especially referring to prices or demands).
Exorbitant
To combine two or more things into one, often confusingly.
Conflate
To claim or appear to be something, often falsely.
Purport
