affable
friendly, cordial
apopletic
furious, livid
convivial
lively, sociable, outgoing, festive
dissemble
to lie, to mislead
effusive
gushing; outpouring of gratitude or approval
impudent
not showing proper respect, shamelessness
irreverent
displaying a lack of respect for things usually taken seriously
loquacious
talkative
ostensible
when one reason for something is given but an ulterior motive exists
parsimonious
stingy, cheap with money
quixotic
eagerly idealistic to the point of being foolish or impractical
surfeit
surplus
sardonic
scornfully mocking, joking in a hurtful way
vacuous
empty: mindless, lacking thought or intelligence
alacrity
cheerful promptness, eager and ready
belie
when one's words or actions contradict one's true feelings; a false impression
bent
extremely determined or resolved
erudite
possessing great knowledge and/or learning
extol
to praise; to laud
hubris
arrogantly prideful; "I'm awesome"
jocular
done in a joking manner
miserly
stingy, very frugal
nonplussed
confused; perplexed
platitude
a dull and commonplace saying
replete
full of something
supercilious
proud and scornful; looking down on others with arrogance
unremitting
relentless, unwavering
variegated
varied, diverse
apocryphal
of questionable authenticity, probably fake
bombastic
talking in an arrogant, pompous manner; showy
cupidity
greed, strong desire for wealth
deft
skilled, adept
fastidious
painstakingly, meticulously
garrulous
talkative, rambling, chatty
inimical
unfavorable, harmful, hostile
laconic
using few words; concise to the point of being impolite
obdurate
stubborn; obstinate
prosaic
commonplace, everyday, dull
quiescent
quiet, not moving, inactive
spurious
false, fake, not genuine
unadulterated
pure; unspoiled; uncontaminated
vapid
lacking spirit
assiduous
diligent, hardworking, done with dedication
bucolic
rustic; exemplifying an ideal rural life
circumspect
cautious, careful, prudent
excoriate
criticize severely, to berate
flout
treat with severe disdain, to openly mock
imperious
arrogent, hauty, domineering, dictatorial
insipid
lacking taste or flavor
insolent
defiantly disrespectful of people/rules; rude
obsfucate
to intentionally make hard to understand; confuse someone
phlegmatic
slow in behavior; sluggish and lacking in emotion
raiment
clothing; apparel
specious
seemingly plausible but actually false
taciturn
habitually silent, unspeaking
venerate
to revere; to have great respect for
abstruse
hard to understand
amalgam
a mixture or combination
colloquial
used in informal conversation
desultory
randomly digressing from one topic to another, rambling
facetious
funny; treating serious matters without respect
incorrigable
unable to be fixed or improved
intransigent
inflexible, stubborn, not willing to compromise
moribund
on the verge of death, lacking life
obstreperous
loud and resisting control
protean
versatile, able to change form easily
recalcitrant
stubborn towards authority
soporific
causing sleepiness, very boring
repugnant
offensive, distasteful
voluble
talking at length with ease and comfort