Lithe - bending readily; pliant; limber; supple; flexible Sentence: The dancer’s body was noticeably lithe as she moved across the stage.
Hewn - given a rough surface; felled or roughly shaped Sentence: The statue was hewn from the marble block.
Clamoring - a loud uproar, as from a crowd of people Sentence: A gunshot in the distance silenced the clamoring crowds for a moment, then quickly shifted to pandemonium.
Dank - unpleasantly moist or humid; damp and, often, chill Sentence: An odd chill came over the man as he entered the dank cellar.
Genial - warmly and pleasantly cheerful; cordial Sentence: He was a very genial host.
Vagabond - wandering from place to place without any settled home; nomadic Sentence: He was a vagabond; wandering from place to place, trying to find an area to settle down.
Soffits - the underside of an architectural feature, as a beam, arch, ceiling, vault, or cornice Sentence: Greg fixed the eaves with aluminum soffits to protect them from the elements.
Preened - to make one appear striking or smart in dress or appearance Sentence: He preened himself for hours to prepare for the upcoming ceremony.
Burgeoning - to grow or develop quickly; flourish Sentence: The mediocre piano player quickly burgeoned into a gifted virtuoso.
Cummerbund - a wide sash worn at the waist, especially a horizontally pleated one worn with a tuxedo Sentence: His tuxedo was very old, with a ragged collar and a ripped cummerbund dangling from his waist.
Contritely - caused by or showing sincere remorse Sentence: He was very contrite after stealing from his mother.
Chasm - a marked interruption of continuity Sentence: The long wait felt like an endless chasm in time.
Festooned – to adorn with
Sentence: The concert hall was festooned with ribbons and balloons for the celebrations.
Tithes - any tax, levy, or the like, especially of one-tenth Sentence: The government placed a heavy tithe on land purchases.
Lethargy - the quality or state of being drowsy and dull, listless and unenergetic, or indifferent and lazy; apathetic or sluggish inactivity Sentence: He appeared to be very lethargic as he dragged himself into the room.
Scruples - hesitate or be