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| Explanation of ascribe (verb) forms: ascribed; ascribed; ascribing attribute or credit to; assign; attribute
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| Explanation of parsimonious (adjective) excessively unwilling to spend
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| Explanation of compensatory (adjective) serving to make up for or atone
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| Explanation of reputable (adjective) forms: more reputable; most reputable having a good reputation
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| Explanation of odorous (adjective) having a natural fragrance; perfumed; scented; sweet; sweet-scented; sweet-smelling
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| Explanation of hubbub (noun) loud confused noise from many sources; brouhaha; katzenjammer
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| Explanation of livid (adjective) bluish; very angry
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| Explanation of insurgent (adjective) in opposition to a civil authority or government; subversive
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| Explanation of prosy (adjective) lacking wit or imagination; earthbound
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| Explanation of rase (verb) tear down so as to make flat with the ground; dismantle; tear down; take down; pull down
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