Sly Foxes
cunning, clever, sly
wily
speak or write about someone or something with great enthusiasm and delight
rhapsodize
sad or miserable in appearance
woebegone
quiet, not talkative, shy, withdrawn
taciturn
to criticize harshly, yell at someone, verbally attack
lambaste
persuade someone to do something by tricking them or being dishonest
inveigle
using more words than are needed
verbose
bad-tempered, moody, gloomy, pouting
morose
calm, showing little emotion or feeling
stolid
to refuse or reject an idea or a person
repudiate
persuade someone to do something by flattery or gentle urging
cajole
loud, rowdy, confusing, noisy
clamorous
extremely angry, furious or the color of bruises
livid
not affected by emotions, feelings, or pain
stoic
to prove that something is wrong or false
refute
greasy, soapy, oily
unctuous
designed to impress or attract attention, being fancy and extra
ostentatious
not interested, not caring, passive, emotionless
apathetic
calm and peaceful, not troubled, relaxed
serene
to hate, abhor, despise
abominate
to cheat or swindle money from someone
bilk
someone who attracts attention because of their energy, confidence, or stylishness
flamboyant
not easily upset or excited, calm
placid
sarcastic, mocking, skeptical
sardonic