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1) vernacular
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(n) everyday, informal speech; or local, informal use of language
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2) provocative
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(adj) arouses interest or irritation
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3) insidious
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(1)(adj) tricky,sly and treacherous
(2)(adj) secretly, subtly developing unnoticed
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4) gaffe
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(n) a foolish, unfortunate error made in public
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5) compromise
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(1)(v) to settle a dispute by eachside giving in to some demands, or giving up something
(2)(n) a half-way point-or the middle-point of an agreement
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6) idiosyncrasy
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(n) an unusual or pecular behaviour or habit or way of acting
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7) plausible
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(adj) believeable; appears to be true
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8) silhouette
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[F](n) a dark image against a light background
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9) temerity
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(n) boldness, recklessness
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10) vacillate
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(v) to waver back and forth in opinion or point-of-view
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11) rectify
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(v) to put right,to make a situation right
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12) infamy
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(n) a very bad public reputation; public disgrace
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13) decrepit
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(adj) broken down and weaketted by old agge
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14) berry
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(n) edible, small fruit
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15) bury
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(1) (v) to place underground; to inter
(2) (v) to hade from view
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