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| Explanation of chaos (noun) any condition of which the elements or parts are in utter disorder and confusion
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| Explanation of deficient (adjective) not having an adequate or proper supply or amount
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| Explanation of sophisticate (verb) forms: sophisticated; sophisticated; sophisticating to deprive of simplicity of mind or manner
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| Explanation of laud (verb) forms: lauded; lauded; lauding to praise in words or song
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| Explanation of sergeant-major (noun) form: sergeants the highest non-commissioned officer in a regiment
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| Explanation of benignity (noun) form: benignities kindness of feeling, disposition or manner
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| Explanation of ambrosial (adjective) divinely sweet, fragrant or delicious
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| Explanation of coercive (adjective) serving or tending to force
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| Explanation of decoy (noun) form: decoys anything that allures or is intended to allures into danger or temptation
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| Explanation of engender (verb) forms: engendered; engendered; engendering to produce
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