adj

1. adj. nocturnal

(a) quarrelsome; warlike
(b) instructive; preachy; educational; tending to lecture others excessively
(c) deadly; causing distress or death; destructive
(d) pertaining to or occurring in the night

2. adj. sultry

(a) all-powerful; almighty
(b) friendly; genial; pleasant
(c) similar; parallel; comparable
(d) hot and moist; sensuous; stifling

3. adj. immune

(a) unrefined in speech or manners; loutish; ill-bred; uncivilized; coarse
(b) negative; hostile; antagonistic; inimical
(c) exempt from or protected against something; resistant; free; exempt; protected
(d) regular; uniform; even

4. adj. facetious

(a) dead; vanished; gone
(b) disdainful; scornful
(c) joking in an awkward or improper manner; entertaining amusing
(d) hidden; present but not fully developed; concealed; dormant

5. adj. nonchalant

(a) in agreement with; harmonious
(b) disdainful; scornful
(c) pertaining to the common people, hence common or vulgar; rude
(d) unmoved or indifferent; composed; casual; indifferent

6. adj. indomitable

(a) not easily discouraged or defeated; unconquerable
(b) dark; cloudy; gloomy
(c) deceptive; crooked; twisting; circuitous; indirect
(d) clever; resourceful; talented; inventive

7. adj. dissolute

(a) smooth and slippery; speaking or spoken in a smooth manner; easily fluent; careless; insincere
(b) sacrificing moral principles in order to attain power; politically cunning; crafty
(c) not clear; uncertain; vague
(d) living loosely; unrestrained in conduct or morals; depraved; licentious; corrupt

8. adj. capricious

(a) changeable; fickle
(b) likely; inclined or disposed; fit; suitable; skillful
(c) working or done for payment only; hired for service
(d) nameless; unidentified

9. adj. impeccable

(a) pompous; wordy; turgid; inflated; exaggerated
(b) courageous; brave; fearless
(c) pure; perfect; faultless
(d) friendly; genial; pleasant

10. adj. banal

(a) indifferent; lethargic
(b) given to frequent change in nature, mood or form; unstable; changeable
(c) trite; without freshness or originality; commonplace; stale; usual
(d) noble; honorable; candid; artless; honest; innocent